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Meanings of safe bet in English

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Usage of safe bet in English
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No S&P sector looked like a safe bet in the current environment.
Reuters
2
Most banks used to lend like every deal was a safe bet.
Reuters
3
The only safe bet is that the exodus is likely to continue.
Wired
4
Neither was a safe bet when they arrived on the London stage.
The Guardian
5
However, a game of backyard cricket still seems like a safe bet.
News.com.au
6
They are generally a safe bet because we know the stories well.
Wired
7
Defensives, considered a safe bet during periods of uncertainty, steered the rally.
Reuters
8
It's a safe bet that Alice has already learned the good news.
Army Boys on German Soil: Our Doughboys Quelling the Mobs
9
It seemed like a safe bet, so I decided on the table.
Cooking Up Murder
10
And it was a safe bet I couldn't intellectually spar with him.
Calamity jayne
11
Adele is the music industry's safe bet for the year ahead.
The Irish Times
12
A safe bet is to start trying to make bookings early next year.
The Guardian
13
In other words, Italy again represents a safe bet for investment.
The Irish Times
14
Hetty was the one safe bet for him in Red Gap's social whirl.
Somewhere in Red Gap
15
The Stormers are a safe bet to continue their winning ways.
News.com.au
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Polished and well-appointed, it's a safe bet, if somewhat dated today.
News.com.au
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