Expression for take a chance even when bound to fail





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Any expression meaning to take a chance doing something even when you know you are pretty likely to fail because it is either too late or too difficult, etc.?










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  • This is generally called a "long shot", or, since a US football championship game a few decades past, a "hail Mary".

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Any expression meaning to take a chance doing something even when you know you are pretty likely to fail because it is either too late or too difficult, etc.?










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Any expression meaning to take a chance doing something even when you know you are pretty likely to fail because it is either too late or too difficult, etc.?







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  • This is generally called a "long shot", or, since a US football championship game a few decades past, a "hail Mary".

    – Hot Licks
    2 hours ago



















  • This is generally called a "long shot", or, since a US football championship game a few decades past, a "hail Mary".

    – Hot Licks
    2 hours ago

















This is generally called a "long shot", or, since a US football championship game a few decades past, a "hail Mary".

– Hot Licks
2 hours ago





This is generally called a "long shot", or, since a US football championship game a few decades past, a "hail Mary".

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