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Meanings of huge gamble in English

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Usage of huge gamble in English
1
David Cameron, the UK's prime minister, took a huge gamble and lost.
The Irish Times
2
It's a huge gamble, but the payoff is unprecedented economies of scale.
Wired
3
Although visionary, The Meadows was a huge gamble for the Depression era.
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4
Testing that theory, however, would represent a huge gamble for Riyadh.
Reuters
5
Ryan's decision to stand is a huge gamble and is a very big ask.
The Irish Times
6
Thus playing Rashid there becomes a huge gamble rather than just a substantial one.
The Guardian
7
It's a huge gamble for them to take on the marketing and printing costs.
The Irish Times
8
It was a huge gamble and seemed until last weekend to have paid off.
The Guardian
9
That path would be a huge gamble for the FTC.
Reuters
10
It was a huge gamble but both were inspired.
The Guardian
11
Her decision was seen as a huge gamble.
Reuters
12
It was a huge gamble that paid off.
The Guardian
13
Emmanuel Macron took a huge gamble and won.
The Irish Times
14
The move is a huge gamble by Faldo.
The Guardian
15
Fittler, along with advisor Greg Alexander, took a huge gamble with team selection in naming 11 debutants.
The Guardian
16
That is not to say that this is not still a huge gamble for Harry and Meghan.
News.com.au
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Huge gamble across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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