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• Currier knows someone will take a flier on him on draft day.
• Just don't ask T-bird to take a flier on tonight's big winner.
• There are plenty of Niners fans out there who will take a flier.
• Take a flier on Mississippi State, an eight-point underdog to Connecticut.
• "It's incumbent on editors these days to take a flier once in a while,"
• And McLane did well to take a flier on Dierk.
• Thank you for taking a flier on our airline.
• Still, the best-laid plans can give way to taking a flier when an unexpected breakaway occurs.
• Phoenix has two first-round picks and might take a flier on Rashard Griffith, the disappointing Wisconsin center.
• At least subconsciously, people calculate those odds every time they board a plane or take a flier.
• Passengers will even be able to gamble, giving new dimension to the term " taking a flier ."
• Stay tuned for my second sure-fire hit of the season, " Mr . Goldfish Takes a Flier ."
• If they wanted to take a flier in the credit markets, they could do that off their own bat.
• It was far easier to take a flier, head down to TriBeCa and bounce from one event to the next.
• "If he senses the time is right, he may take a flier again, but he usually doesn't operate like that.
• Some current applicants are " the folks who were taking a flier on dot-coms and have sort of bottomed out on that,"
• Except for the Perot-or-nobody crowd, Perot's voters in'92 were Republicans and Democrats who decided to take a flier on a no-chance candidate.
• Inside linebacker really shouldn't produce a first-round pick with the talent available, but it may because someone could take a flier on Colorado's Matt Russell.
• And should he feel especially tempted to take a flier, his museum contains all the reminders he could need of the value of caution in investing.