About taking too many chances: “He got hurt because he ________ (too many chances).”
| TOOK | 944 |
| TAKEN | 46 |
| NR | 9 |
| TUCK | 8 |
| TAKENED | 4 |
| RISKED | 3 |
| GAMBLED | 2 |
| PUSHED HIS LUCK | 2 |
| TAKE | 2 |
| TAKES | 2 |
| WAS CARELESS | 2 |
| ALWAYS TAKES | 1 |
| BECAUSE OF TAKING | 1 |
| GAMBLED TOO MUCH | 1 |
| GAMBLED WITH | 1 |
| LEAVES TOO MUCH ON FATE | 1 |
| NERVY | 1 |
| OVERSHOT HIS LUCK | 1 |
| PLAYED HIS LUCK TOO FAR | 1 |
| RISKED ALL HE HAD | 1 |
| RISKED HIS LAST DOLLAR | 1 |
| RISKED TOO MUCH | 1 |
| TAKED | 1 |
| TEMPTED HIS LUCK | 1 |
| TOO DARING | 1 |
| TOOKEN | 1 |
| WAS A FOOL | 1 |
| WAS RECKLESS | 1 |
| WAS TALKING | 1 |
| WAS TOO CARELESS | 1 |
| WENT TAKE | 1 |
| WENT TO THE WELL TOO OFTEN | 1 |
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