You'll be fine Grace will be fine the kids won't go hungry.
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BUT WE'RE GOING TO BE FINE, THE ECONOMY'S GOING TO BE FINE.
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So what might be fine for you today might not necessarily be fine for you tomorrow, and might definitely not be fine for a vulnerable population that struggles to be financially included day-to-day anyway.
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"You've got to be careful that you assume the attitude of, 'Hey, we'll be fine, we'll be fine,'" Bochy said.
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"Klay said he'll be fine, but Klay could be half dead and he would say he would be fine," Kerr said.
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I took from it that the only constant in life is that nothing is stable ever, shit's gonna be fine and then it's not gonna be fine, and then it'll be fine again, and then that just repeats until you die.
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" Dr. Bromfield cautions that parents should not falsely reassure kids by saying things like "you'll be fine" or "everyone's going to be fine.
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"You don't do tests because you think everything's going to be fine, you do tests to find out what's not going to be fine," Musk added.
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"You don't do tests because you think everything's going to be fine, you do tests to find out what's not going to be fine," Musk said.
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Remember, Trump didn't just say in December that he'd be fine with the US modernizing its nukes — he said he'd be fine with an out-and-out arms race.
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" It's going to be fine ," the Messiah said.
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"It'll be fine — least of my concerns, I hope."
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" He added, "She'll be great and she'll be fine.
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Well, actually, they'll be fine — they're even getting bonuses!
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" .... (sigh.) "Pepperoni, sausage and extra cheese would be fine.
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Obviously, ultimately, we'll be fine — we'll figure it out.
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DES MOINES — On paper, Esther Mabior should be fine.
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We would be fine on the privacy concerns for this?
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I'd be fine with a single type of bug, honestly.
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We're communicating, and everything is ultimately going to be fine.
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He's got some issues, Modi, but ... But it'll be fine.
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Dr. Ravitz reassured me that my face would be fine.
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"I'm sure the backup car will be fine," he said.
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"You should be fine if it's not transmittable," Dixit says.
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"If it comes to economic ideas, then I'll be fine."
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I know the answer instantly: She'd be fine with it.
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Trump also looked at it but appeared to be fine.
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And he knows that, and he would be fine too.
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Just put it on the Yuba and you'll be fine.
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Again, travellers to New York or Boston will be fine.
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As long as you hit the book, you'll be fine.
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"I will be fine for telling the truth," he said.
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But that would be fine if Africans were otherwise productive.
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"Because it's going to be fine," I finally said, irritated.
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Lettuce grown hydroponically and in greenhouses should be fine, too.
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Very talented girl, she'll be great, and she'll be fine.
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It was a done deal and it would be fine.
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Whatever the case, it's going to be fine, Galaxy Home.
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With modern medical care, you can pretty confidently be fine.
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We don't know for sure, but it may be fine.
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Otherwise just get a Pixel and Chromebook, you'll be fine.
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It's going to be fine, misgivings here and there aside.
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Just eat it before you sleep and you'll be fine.
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And I could walk away from it and be fine.
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And if that's the process we follow, it'll be fine.
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"I would be fine with issuing a subpoena," Collins said.
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If you're behind on your updates, you might be fine.
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And you say long term it's going to be fine.
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So savvy individual travellers will be fine, more or less.
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That the children will be fine if their parents divorce.
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Cooper: You would be fine with them having nuclear weapons?
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Darrell Issa – California: You know who won't likely be fine?
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"We're going to be fine in the House," he said.
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"Yes we should be fine," one of the staffers confirmed.
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Many of its voice features will be fine — useful, even.
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COOPER: You would be fine with them having nuclear weapons?
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As I mentioned, we've been preparing and will be fine.
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WeWork says it will be fine and could even thrive.
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"Britain will be fine without the E.U., and Scotland, too."
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Watch it like a human being, and you'll be fine.
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"I'll be fine," she had said, undaunted by the chill.
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Once those players start trying harder, everything will be fine.
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We're gonna dress you up and you're gonna be fine.
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Even though it's shit right now, it's gonna be fine.
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And initially you think, Oh, it's nothing, it'll be fine.
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I'm sure it will be fine for us humans, though.
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Your boyfriend may be fine with you exploring your sexuality.
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So, for years, I was like ... 'I should be fine.
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If we do that well, the business will be fine.
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"It's O.K. not to be fine," Ms. Gonzalez reminded her.
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He's going to be yelling, and I'll be fine afterward.
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Plus, there's always the possibility it'll all be fine, right?
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They were ahead and it was going to be fine.
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No matter what happens to TikTok, ByteDance will be fine.
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She is expected to be fine, Oklahoma News 4 reports.
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The Navy officer is "going to be fine," Simmons said.
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Average adults will be fine but foot room is tight.
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And if she isn't tainted, that will be fine too.
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He knows how to handle it, and he'll be fine.
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It can change for the better, and you'll be fine.
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"I know everything's going to be fine," she told me.
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And that would be fine – if the banks played fair.
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And I would think I'd be fine with the latter.
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We'll be fine as long as the hot wax holds.
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If you make your work from love, you'll be fine.
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"They will be fine," head coach Jon Cooper told reporters.
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But with some time off, I think it'll be fine.
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I'll maybe have 10 pints of beer and be fine.
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I might injure myself, but the watch will be fine.
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I think it is and ultimately she will be fine.
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COOPER: You would be fine with them having nuclear weapons?
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"I thought, 'OK, this is going to be fine,' " Kim remembers.
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Or, my state is so liberal I'm sure we'll be fine.
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Zaire texted back: he would be fine; he had a knife.
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Louis thinks things will be fine if Briana just moves on.
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If other people wanted to do that, that would be fine.
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Candidate Trump strongly hinted that he'd be fine doing the former.
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At the end of the night, everything seemed to be fine.
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As long as your investing is done intelligently, you'll be fine.
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We'll get to the United States and everything will be fine.
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"Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth."
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That would be fine if it were stronger militarily or economically.
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Everything needs to be fine-tuned down to the last minute.
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You have a college degree now so you're gonna be fine.
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Though she will be fine, the cut may leave a scar.
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One moment she would be fine, the next, screaming in pain.
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Stabenow should be fine; polls put her up by a lot.
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At the end of the day, the Earth will be fine.
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Jack is sure his wife will be fine, but she's not.
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If you were running before, you'll be fine to keep running.
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I was crying and she said, 'It's going to be fine.
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There may be this meeting in G4013, which would be fine.
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"Every family has their moments, but we'll be fine," Kyle explained.
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" The river's levee flood control system, he predicted, would be "fine.
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"Alex is going to be fine," Yankees closer Andrew Miller said.
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As long as your audio is not clipping, you'll be fine.
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Actually, GPS should be fine — if this NASA research pans out.
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"Every family has their moments, but we'll be fine," says Richards.
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If demand continues its early-year rebound, that will be fine.
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Against this standard, Sanders supporters should be fine with closed primaries.
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" But the Hollywood legend assures the country, "You're gonna be fine.
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Just close a few tabs and your pet will be fine.
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Still, he thought Memphis would be fine without any advance training.
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I told him I'd be fine with an assault-weapons ban.
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Oh, it's going to be fine, it's perfect, it's gorgeous. No!
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Kris assures Kylie that Norman and the dogs will be fine.
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Don't feel bad for either guy ... they're both gonna be fine.
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You are my family so whatever you choose will be fine.
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" He continued, "I think Kevin's going to be fine, you know.
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Or let's let the meter run out, it will be fine.
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The world of STALKER will be fine without you in it.
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"Other than that, things should be fine with Iran," he concluded.
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But I knew it wouldn't be fine in 98-degree heat.
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This would be fine, except we'd all also starve to death.
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Honestly, we'd be fine with them staying buddies and nothing more.
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"A 2020 opening would be fine," says a hopeful Mr Bacigalupi.
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From the outside, everything seemed to be fine until it wasn't.
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As equipped, dampers, throttle and transmission response can be fine-tuned.
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They can just talk about poverty and it would be fine.
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That would be fine if he weren't already the presumptive nominee.
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And yet, these two characters were always going to be fine.
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If we keep playing good baseball, I think we'll be fine.
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As long as it runs macOS Mojave well, it'll be fine.
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"If the election were tomorrow, we would be fine," she said.
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They'll be fine to wait for their traditional March/April start.
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"You'll be fine if we just warm you up," Father said.
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"I think we'll be fine," Price told The Hill on Tuesday.
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Like, why be fine if we can be great at something?
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If that does not happen, she will be fine, she insists.
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Both assured reporters that they would be fine for Game 299.
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"As far as I'm concerned, that would be fine," Trump said.
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I think the bench is probably deep enough to be fine.
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As long as we have each other, everything will be fine.
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" But, he added, "I feel I can be fine and impartial.
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Here's the larger point: Even big bruisers will ultimately be fine.
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It does not mean assuring people that everything will be fine.
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Many people feel that way, and Ripassos can be fine wines.
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But it would also be fine if my girlfriend had Down.
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She would be fine all day, and go to sleep normally.
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You'll be fine with tilapia if that's all you can get.
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You'd think with all my tattoos, I'd be fine with them.
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I think from a product perspective they're going to be fine.
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"If you're regularly cleaning stuff, you should be fine," Menachery said.
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I just need to ski like myself, and I'll be fine.
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"We play like that, most nights we'll be fine," Lee said.
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Lucky for you, many experts think that everything will be fine.
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There is no spreadsheet that can guarantee you will be fine.
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Dry, brisk whites would be fine unless oak flavors are evident.
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Frisch had assured the parents that their son would be fine.
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All of this would be fine, except it's stressing her out.
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That the planet will, one distant day at least, be fine.
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I have moments when I think maybe this will be fine.
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"I believe within 24 hours everything will be fine," he added.
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Reds can be fine too, especially Italian reds with good acidity.
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"You'll be fine," he said, whether he believed that or not.
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The food might be fine, but it's way riskier to eat.
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That might be fine (if occasionally treacherous) in snow-free cities.
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Chances are you're going to be fine shooting in the day.
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"My family stayed because we thought it'll be fine," she says.
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If you can listen to that inner voice, you'll be fine.
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"If Drivetime was designed well, it could be fine," Atchley said.
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This team has overcome so much of this ... we'll be fine.
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Money-wise, I'd be fine temporarily, but I needed a plan.
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With counseling, she said, a household without youngsters would be fine.
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The experience should be fine so long as nobody overcomplicates it.
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She held her hand and told her she would be fine.
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But much of Congress doesn't agree that it will be fine.
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For charging your phone, cheaper USB 2.0 cables will be fine.
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Right now on my mind, it's not going to be fine.
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Zachary Quinto did O.K. though, so maybe Peck will be fine.
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"I think it's going to be fine for us," she predicted.
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Tom Price says people on Obamacare will be fine without it Tom Price says people on Obamacare will be fine without it President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services insisted Wednesday that the millions of Americans who currently rely on Obamacare for their health insurance would be fine if the law gets repealed without a replacement.
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That would be fine for Mr Kim and his cash-strapped regime.
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Bree responds that if she's anything like her mother, she'll be fine.
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As long as you accept these two points you will be fine.
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So founders reason that two-thirds of the time, they'll be fine.
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I'm here to deliver some good news: American democracy will be fine.
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That would be fine if all the actors could pull it off.
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Chin up, you'll be fine—just start stockpiling some anti-diarrheals, too.
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So long as you're not deep sea diving, you should be fine.
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"They'll be fine," Hamm, 1996 and 2004 Olympic gold medalist, told PEOPLE.
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Much as we all hate change, this will probably be fine. Right?
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The kittens appear to be fine, but one&aposs condition is unclear.
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I think now maybe if they had a mishap they'd be fine.
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I would be fine with it, because, again, protest is absolutely fine.
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Even when he's smoking through the pain of existence, he'll be fine.
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" Looking up at the camera, he adds, "That'll be fine with me.
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Again, replanting trees might be fine if you ignore the immediate impacts.
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Keep it to even just one steak and you should be fine.
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That might be fine — products announced at F21.4 often fail to ship.
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"If you are careful and take the necessary precautions, you'll be fine."
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Twenty-four comments said they'd be fine, and four were deemed irrelevant.
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Everything is going to be fine, and it is safe to laugh.
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Alex Wilhelm: Yeah I think, as always, good businesses will be fine.
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But even if I had altered it, that would be fine too.
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If those subscribers keep outpacing those costs, Netflix will probably be fine.
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"Very talented girl, she'll be great and she'll be fine," Davidson said.
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I hear them scream my name, so I know I'll be fine.
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I will probably be fine with it…unless I look s**t!
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Just be you' — and I know he'll be fine if he's him.
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But if you know your way around Android, you should be fine.
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The only risk was if the industry walked away; they'd be fine.
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Until the 7.993rd, you'll be fine with keeping things somewhat open-ended.
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"Very talented girl, she'll be great and she'll be fine," he added.
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Katharine should be fine ... there'll be another sale at Penney's next week.
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Quitting is fine for Ocasio-Cortez and would be fine for me.
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And I don&apost know, maybe she&aposs going to be fine.
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A SpaceX spokesman told Ars Technica that everything seemed to be fine.
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"You will be fine," Bangor's police said in the department's friendly missive.
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As long as they behave like good chaps, that will be fine.
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If this were the totality of the quest, that would be fine.
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You could watch these movies in literally any order and be fine.
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Others tried to imply they'd be fine without Oscar's business, no sweat.
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She told me not to worry and that everything would be fine.
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After some time in treatment and some meds, he would be fine.
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But overall, I know everything will be fine because family is family.
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Oh, don't worry, they have helmets on so everything should be fine.
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"I don't know about your career, but you'll be fine," he said.
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Buy the dip they said, everything would be fine they said pic.twitter.
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If you received an email, fear not — your account may be fine.
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I told them, 'If we come out and compete, we'll be fine.
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But if he keeps that attitude, he is going to be fine.
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"Time will tell if I'll be fine at the French," he said.
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"They were saying, 'Buddy, you're going to be fine,'" Ms. Tulic said.
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His kids and grandkids will be fine no matter who's in power.
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But once he gets one or two good starts, he'll be fine.
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He gives us this perspective that we are going to be fine.
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More importantly, why Bonnie and Frank would be fine covering it up?
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"The Trump Pacific Partnership for instance, that'd be fine," Key said, laughing.
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She'll be fine with the kids, sitting in Brussels with no money.
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If they keep playing like that, he said, things will be fine.
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But it turned out to be fine inside, if not especially large.
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The family name will be fine, they say, as long as Mrs.
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"They said it about me, it'd be fine," he said in Orlando.
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"But we hope and expect that all the athletes will be fine."
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But she wasn't in the Hunger Games arena, so she'll be fine.
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At that very moment, I decided she was going to be fine.
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So I thought, O.K., don't touch the props, and you'll be fine!
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He'll be fine, but, the impact of incarceration is a lifelong impact.
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I don't believe that we can disconnect and everything will be fine.
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"They tend to say, 'It will be fine, don't worry about it.'"
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The best is yet to come, and babe, won't it be fine?
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That would be fine if Donald Trump were a reality show host.
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Olympics officials are continuing to assert that the water will be fine.
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First of all, if you apply the patches you'll mostly be fine.
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Fact is, he'll probably be fine, when all is said and done.
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We're going to go on this holiday, and it will be fine.
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December would be "fine," Mr. Evans told reporters in Auckland, New Zealand.
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" The discussion continued, with Truman saying that "it should all be fine.
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"I got kicked a few times, but I'll be fine," he said.
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" Tapper concurred: "He's the guy who says you're going to be fine.
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As long as they keep on improving they're going to be fine.
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Careful next time you're in Cleveland, Jayceon (yeah right, he'll be fine).
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In an ordinary time, such an ordinary corporate vision might be fine.
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Sounds like she'll be fine, but she's getting treatment at Kensington Palace.
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And then, after a couple of hours or so, he'd be fine.
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"I don't know about your career, but you'll be fine," he said.
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"If those guys will be shouting, everything will be fine," he said.
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But a mound of steamed white rice would be fine as well.
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Ten years ago, I would have said co-pays would be fine.
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Their songs will be pretty similar and it will all be fine.
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Everyone was saying if you don't have underlying issues, you'll be fine.
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It is a very big deal, and it won't just be fine.
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So we'll just make more of it, and everything will be fine.
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"The market will be fine with it," McDonald said of Kudlow's appointment.
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"I think Kelan's going to be fine," Butler coach Chris Holtmann said.
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I can go for three days without my toner and be fine.
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If Backpage carefully verified names and ages, I'd be fine with that.
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"I will be fine for telling the truth," he told his father.
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The former would be fine, the latter would make me very happy.
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He's an amazing guy and will be fine, I have no doubt.
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If you decide to stay in NYC that will be fine also.
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Some of them still have to be fine-tuned and worked on.
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Which would be fine, if it produced a good result for consumers.
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Sauvignon blancs and grüner veltliners are reflex choices and would be fine.
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Ask her about the future and she tells you it'll be fine.
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Some inmates think he'll be fine, even admired, and looked up to.
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LS: I'd be fine wearing a backpack if the content was amazing.
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The message: Leave me alone with my imagination and I'll be fine.
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If Bukowski were alive, that would probably be fine with him too.
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He'll be fine, but can he win MVP if his team stinks?
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For this season, at least, the Dodgers will be fine without Urias.
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Just like do the best work you can and you'll be fine.
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If a dude wrote it, I think it would not be fine.
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So I would be fine with the US being 80 percent white.
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That can be fine, but extensions can also pose a security risk.
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Still: Get an iPhone, install the updates, and you'll probably be fine.
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Don't worry ... it only runs about $30 ... so, he's gonna be fine.
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But Hov, whose net worth is currently $810 million, will probably be fine.
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Sure, 60-ish percent of people will be fine with such a choice.
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But with some preparation and a bit of luck, you should be fine.
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As long as it covers the daily commute, most users will be fine.
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"As long as this thing doesn't stall, we should be fine," Miller said.
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The new end state will be fine, but the transition will be hard.
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Tyler did have a small cut on his forehead, but he'll be fine.
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He seemed to be fine and happy to be dried off and safe.
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Allie reassures him that everything will be fine, but Grizz still isn't sure.
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Musical legend Vanilla Ice was aboard the flight and seems to be fine.
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All she needs to do is kill Daenerys Targaryen and she'll be fine.
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Regardless of whether the ETF becomes reality, Bogart said bitcoin will be fine.
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"He is recovering at his home and will be fine," the rep said.
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Both she and the airline said Spirit told her it would be fine.
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"He'll be fine," said Democratic National Committee member Bob Mulholland, who supports Biden.
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They're in the second row, which is not ideal but we'll be fine.
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"You clean it up and you fix it up and it'll be fine."
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"Just copy and paste everything I do and you'll be fine," he said.
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The reality and game shows are probably so cheap they'll be fine anywhere.
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It would not be fine to find out what the campaign was doing.
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If there was, I would be fine to include that in the manual.
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Given my easy-peasy, "it'll be fine" attitude, I clearly hadn't done that.
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We honestly thought if we could do that, then things would be fine.
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The good news ... doctors say he was just dehydrated and will be fine.
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My mom calmed me down and was like, 'It's gonna be fine, Kylie.
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However, many babies who appear to be in distress may actually be fine.
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"As long as it gets covered, I'm going to be fine," Perez said.
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Drink every time your drunk uncle says "border protection" and you'll be fine.
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" "My doctors tell me my growth was caught early and I'll be fine.
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Sticking to Futurama's formula would be fine if Disenchantment also replicated its quality.
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He went to the circuit medical center but was reported to be fine.
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This would all be fine and good if there weren't an inevitable comedown.
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It's kind of late,' " says Summer, "and he just said, 'We'll be fine.
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And if we don't get the ... Freedom Caucus there, that would be fine.
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We'll be fine," DeGeneres continued before peering around and asking, "Are they gone?
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So it doesn't matter what the oil price is, we will be fine.
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"He told me to stop drinking coffee and I'd be fine," she explained.
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But this is Texas in a midterm election so Cruz should be fine.
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Me. If someone wanted to make me a scrapbook, that would be fine.
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Moreover, their effects can be fine-tuned by varying their concentrations and combinations.
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He also thinks those small lenders will be "fine" when interest rates rise.
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Medicaid would be fine in the transition; states will continue taking that funding.
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Some of those people, inevitably, decided not to listen, figuring they'd be fine.
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Don't drop them in the toilet or pool and you should be fine.
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He's super-talented, super-humble, and works hard man, so he'll be fine.
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Doug didn't tell me everything was going to be fine, and it wasn't.
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In an even halfway decent work culture, people will be fine with that.
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The infiltrators would be fine, they said; anyone claiming otherwise was simply lying.
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But if we sit there on HubSpot, I think we will be fine.
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If you're bringing a Verizon or fully unlocked iPhone, it should be fine.
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So long as she's near the series' center, things will probably be fine.
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Act online like the smart professional that you are, and you'll be fine.
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"Most of our members are going to be fine with this," said Rep.
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If they work with a pediatrician or registered dietitian, it should be fine.
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But once she was off oxygen, her doctors said it would be fine.
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It'll probably be sore for a couple of days but I'll be fine.
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I think I'm going to be fine and doing what I did before.
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"Chipotle will be fine, even if CMG stock has obvious issues with valuation."
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So as long as you don't lose the stroller itself, you'll be fine.
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"I know we'll be fine," Maddon said of his team's state of mind.
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A concertgoer tells PEOPLE Depp appeared to be "fine" during the band's performance.
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Just don't forget about the damn thing altogether and you should be fine.
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If all social media platforms went away, that would be fine with me!
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It's the day after the U.S. midterms and Facebook appears to be ... fine.
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As much as I hate to leave, I know I will be fine.
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I talked myself into it: It's sleeveless, you're always cold, you'll be fine.
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Disinfectant wipes like the ones Clorox makes should generally be fine on keyboards.
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"We believe that we're going to be fine on that," Mr. Ryan said.
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That might be fine with Trump, but it's certainly not okay with Merkel.
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Just be your usual, down-to-earth self, Taurus, and you'll be fine.
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In a novel, that may be fine; the backdrop stays in the background.
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If you're buying a quote unquote "flagship" phone you're going to be fine.
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I think experience can be fine in certain situations and with certain companies.
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You could shut the whole thing down tomorrow and everyone would be fine.
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I remember I still have 20 years to recover, so I'll be fine.
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Drew and Marlo's division of labor would be fine if it were equitable.
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If we play well and take care of our business, we'll be fine.
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If the day after tomorrow the Americans suddenly vanish, we will be fine.
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The trick is: You have to keep doing it, and you'll be fine.
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You'll probably be fine all the way to 60 working at those companies.
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They were tied and it was not going to be fine at all.
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Kennedy, LaGuardia, and Newark would all be fine if they take action soon.
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"In the long run, America will be fine," the JPMorgan (JPM) CEO said.
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As her career began to take off, Atwood realized she'd be fine financially.
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Kissing in public may be fine in London, but it's not in Dubai.
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It's also not credible to say that everything is going to be fine.
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I think he'd be fine in office, but I'm worried he won't win.
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"I think it will be fine over the long term," this person said.
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Nowadays, you can just about put everything on airplane mode and be fine.
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They'll be fine for a month with a slab of rancid donkey meat.
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If Twitter were really walled off from the real world, it'd be fine.
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And, you know, with the Equifax thing, JPMorgan is going to be fine.
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"You are very beautiful, so you would be fine there," the Peruvian said.
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She wanted him to reassure her that everything would be fine, he said.
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We all believe he's going to kick cancer's butt and he'll be fine.
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Light seafood and poultry dishes would be fine, as would many spicy dishes.
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"The kids will be fine, and hopefully I'm not fooling myself," he said.
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But the "Oracle of Omaha" says he would be fine with far less.
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"It sounds ridiculous, but if everything ends tomorrow, I know I'll be fine."
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"Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth," Vindman said.
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I could rewrite my death by believing, resolutely, that I would be fine.
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I'm also exhausted so would be fine picking another night, but we'll see.
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If everything worked well, the boring nature of iOS 13 would be fine!
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So just stay the course, keep working and you're going to be fine.
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I know now what I did not know then; I will be fine.
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Which would be fine if Ginnifer were O.K. with it, but she's not.
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"I've taught my kids healthy habits; I'm sure they'll be fine," she said.
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Above all, remember that you're not the focus, and you should be fine.
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Good cabernet from anywhere would be fine, whether California, Tuscany or South Africa.
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All this would be fine if China were simply competing, but it's not.
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Doctors considered it a blood sugar issue and told her she'd be fine.
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Trump appears to be fine with the idea of locking him up anyway.
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There is no way to know who will be fine and who won't.
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As the Raptors showed Sunday, another meeting with Indiana would probably be fine.
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The French will clearly be fine if the price of US wines increase.
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"Isabel is progressing and her doctor's say she's going to be fine," she said.
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And even if Nintendo opts to ignore 4K all together, it could be fine.
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The device has sensitivity levels that can be fine-tuned to a therapist's prescription.
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Just get used to her speaking with an American accent, and you'll be fine.
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Commit and don't let these distractions get in the way, and you'll be fine.
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That would be fine, religious freedom being what it is, except for two things.
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If he can just keep Forky out of the trash, everything will be fine.
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"As long as you can pad the knees, this will be fine," says Alpert.
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The implication: She should make sure he gets enough food, and he'll be fine.
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But as long as I can see him doing something, that would be fine.
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But if it were done in reverse, you wouldn&apost be fine with it.
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I think she's a version ... too salesy, too, "Everything's gonna be fine," too positive.
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"If you don't like them, you will be fine with other berries," she says.
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And as long as there's more money coming in, we generally should be fine.
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Don't ever let the thought enter your mind that you might not be fine.
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He was attended to by local medical staff on-site and will be fine.
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But when we would see a black woman and their daughter, she'd be fine.
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When characters take risks, you know they're going to be fine in the end.
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Apple was at a number that was incredible, and they're going to be fine.
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A double text would be fine if you sent two texts in a row.
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I tried to calm her down, I told her it would all be fine.
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If you're someone who just wants it to be fine, this one seems...fine.
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Just don't make any noise until the movie comes out, then you'll be fine.
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Which would be fine if "Better Call Saul" didn't need Saul to be compelling.
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Ren Zhengfei, Huawei's founder, said it would be "fine" without access to American technology.
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That's about as technical as Eero gets, which should be fine for most consumers.
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For almost everyone, it should be fine to breathe deep after the rain. [NPR]
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Basically, if you spend the majority of your time watching TV, you'll be fine.
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If it happens, and these men were to disappear, the girls would be fine.
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Facebook stated that the ban is "intentionally broad," and may be fine-tuned later.
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Portugal should be fine, and both Austria and Iceland showed considerably more in qualifying.
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" — This is true, as Probst confirmed to Entertainment Weekly — "I think he'll be fine.
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I would be fine if it happened casually, like on a date or something.
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If you're more than like 5 feet away from the rifle, you'd be fine.
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If we play well and play clean baseball we&aposre going to be fine.
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I tell him he'll be fine and that we just need to wrap it.
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The consensus is that he'll be fine, and will eventually enjoy a solid career.
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Series 1 and Series 2 Apple Watches (both released in 13) should be fine.
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"If there is no new drama out of DC," the market should be fine.
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Toss them in the trash, while you yell "Fore!" and everything should be fine.
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That could be fine, since China is imposing new restrictions to prevent capital flight.
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"The way we play offensively, we felt we'd be fine against it," Beachem said.
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The company claims anyone aboard the spacecraft should be fine if the parachutes fail.
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And if we just got them out of the way, America would be fine.
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"I'll sleep on it, and hopefully I'll be fine," he said of the injury.
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And the only life Cap would be fine with trading would be his own.
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A cancer drug made out of bacon-wrapped crickets, for example, would be fine.
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" She claims he said, "I don't know about your career, but you'll be fine.
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I know everybody isn't right now, but believe me, we're going to be fine.
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But if someone could plausibly be seen as a hacker group, he'd be fine.
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I grew to be fine with the idea: It's beautiful and serene out here.
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The family said that he seemed to be fine on Saturday, according to NHK.
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"These things tend to be fine and then you get hit hard and fast."
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The good news for the Indians is that Kipnis's ankle seems to be fine.
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If I'm done tomorrow it will be fine anyways, it was an amazing career.
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We're told he's recovering well this time, though, and is expected to be fine.
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He told me his training program would be fine for someone in my position.
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Some days I can be fine, and I'll be on my feet for hours.
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Even if the additions turn out to be svelte fliers, that would be fine.
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"If we're in a no-deal Brexit situation, flying will be fine," he said.
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If you care more about promoting work than boosting wages, that might be fine.
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I knew my mother would both willfully misunderstand my choices but ultimately be fine.
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I felt queasy, but assured them I'd be fine going to the bathroom alone.
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Apple has fixed the exploit around the same time, so you should be fine.
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"Q0003 is going to be fine," said Maris Ogg, president at Tower Bridge Advisors.
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Watching TV before bed can be fine if the program is unexciting, he added.
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Whatever does happen, though, I know that with or without it, I'll be fine.
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And, luckily, he's used to being stuck alone with Wilson, so he'll be fine.
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This would be fine if they were could take care of themselves but nope.
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And putting out an album, too—what will be fine or whatever, it's okay.
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The evidence so far suggests that they're not as damaging — and may be fine.
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Some of it "may be fine for an initial introduction for patients," he said.
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Your morning commute should be fine, but going home may be a little messy.
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"Your hair will be fine without a cut for a few weeks," she explains.
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If Edge of Nowhere wasn't in VR, it would be fine but largely unremarkable.
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" "..." "You'll be fine, as long as you don't use the WiFi anywhere around here.
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Then the filmmakers assured him it would be fine to kick at full force.
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That could be fine — a slog, sure, but one with plenty to look at.
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Normally that would be fine, but we don't have time for that right now.
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And I just need to execute my game plan and it will be fine.
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If you simply tell the child, "You'll be fine," they might not feel heard.
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Luckily, we like each other a great deal so we're going to be fine.
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If you don't have concerns about battery life or GPU performance, you'll be fine.
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You're like" — he waved his hand dismissively — " 'Ah, I'm sure it'll be fine later.
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If we focus our energy on making that contrast, we'll be fine in November.
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" Mr. Comey went on to say that "the F.B.I. will be fine without me.
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In one memorable scene, he sits in her kitchen pretending to be fine — fine.
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Which would be fine if the movie had the courage of its populist convictions.
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Her daughter's coverage through Medicaid would be fine, a hospital social worker assured her.
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That would be fine, because as you astutely point out, kids are very boring.
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Ramp up the ginger and curry powder, and these wines will still be fine.
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If they want to remote in to a crucial meeting, that should be fine.
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See, if we just "wake up" right now, things are going to be fine!
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All of this might be fine if you're independently wealthy, but that's not me.
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The larger economy might be fine, but what about that soybean farmer in Iowa?
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He hoped—he assumed—she'd be fine, and not too embarrassed the next day.
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If you can find a decent vernaccia di San Gimignano, that would be fine.
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" He went on: "Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth.
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You can rest assured that your body will be fine in the long run.
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Bill: Apparently as long as she didn't disturb the stitching she would be fine.
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The morning commute should be fine, but heading home could be a different story.
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"You thought that everything would be fine because you were very smart," she said.
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Your employees will be fine without access to their boss for a few hours.
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As long as bands are realistic and can manage their expectations, they'll be fine.
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The thing is in that particular scenario, I would actually be fine with that.
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"He's gonna be fine," Albarn told Beats 1's Matt Wilkinson in an interview yesterday.
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"It doesn't seem like a big deal and they will probably be fine soon again."
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Graham said it would be "fine with me" if Kushner worked as a senior adviser.
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"If she's able to have a bowel movement, she'll be fine," Scherrer told the paper.
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Stabenow should be fine; polls put her up by a lot over her potential challengers.
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By the way, I'd be fine with calling it "iPhone 11," but that's just me.
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Three minutes was as close as I could get, which turned out to be fine.
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"As long as you are smart and invest safely, you will be fine," he said.
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I wanted to read success stories and know that things were going to be fine.
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One of her other great ones is, 'You'll be fine, honey, just don't be yourself.
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Despite my never-ending battle with public transit, my blood pressure seems to be fine.
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In any sane universe, that should be fine — $369 million is a lot of money!
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" But, Bradshaw thinks the criticism is unfounded ... telling us, "I find him to be fine.
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Relieved, I realized I just needed to maneuver it out and everything would be fine.
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She's not going to do anything crazy, she'll be fine and then this episode happened.
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The insider says Bella, 34, will be "fine," but Cena has shown his real self.
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Unless you make a habit of clicking through those scary red screens, you'll be fine.
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Since they hadn't received any official alerts to evacuate, they assumed they would be fine.
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And maybe all of that would be fine, if this were a film about faith.
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Big state schools will be fine, but vocational, arts and community colleges are tuition-dependent.
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No, Uber's, I think Uber was priced fine and Uber is going to be fine.
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In that context, if one critter got inside his ear, Ballenger says he'd be fine.
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As long as I'm eating and getting nutrients, the baby and I will be fine.
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BLUNT: I think it would be fine to find out what the Russians were doing.
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You may feel like you are going to, but you are going to be fine.
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Her horse received 16 stitches and some booster shots, but is expected to be fine.
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As long as the Roadster doesn't interfere with the Red Planet, SpaceX should be fine.
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Although the tubewells are often alarmingly close to the latrines, that seems to be fine.
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If she just lets me turn into Mr. Burns in that chair, everything'll be fine.
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But I think they are very resilient and they are going to ultimately be fine.
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And most of them will probably be fine if they don't have a catastrophic incident.
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But if they made it through Disney's Hercules without apoplexy, they should be fine here.
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You are a tough act to follow, but with your help, everything's gonna be fine.
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It will allow me to help run your political operation, and that will be fine.
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She said Wray "may be fine" but added that she still needs to vet him.
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It' the rainy season during the summer, but pack a poncho and you'll be fine.
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Like, as long as I'm with them, we could do anything and it'd be fine.
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From an outside view, my ex and I should not be "fine" let alone communicating.
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"I'm not saying we should feel bad for the guy ... He'll be fine," he said.
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Cruz argues it would be fine to leave the Supreme Court with only eight justices.
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Granted, the metal surrounding the Raptor is "military grade" aluminum, so it'll likely be fine.
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Who really cares because people have real problems in the world and I'll be fine.
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James Dashner, the author of the "Maze Runner" novels, tweeted that O'Brien will be fine.
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It's when I felt things would be fine, but most likely wouldn't be so fine.
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And then I would be fine, quote-unquote, for a couple of years, handling it.
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Others are like me — we lie to ourselves and pretend we'll be fine without one.
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"I had to trust that whatever he chose was going to be fine," she said.
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Sure, stream a bunch of YouTube videos or a movie on Netflix; you'll be fine.
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"We're going to be fine," the Astros' manager said after the 10-3 blowout loss.
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I pointed him to our article, and told him everything was going to be fine.
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"We're going to be fine in the House," McKinley said at a rally this month.
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"I think once we win one, we'll be fine," Arizona coach Bruce Arians told reporters.
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If the Earth's temperatures rise two degrees by 2100, many Americans will probably be fine.
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You could pull out his stuff now and you could wear it and be fine.
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Put your life in our hands, the tech people say, and everything will be fine.
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Despite the outcry over the "Impeach Trump" shirts, Walmart is probably going to be fine.
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I know Zay, I know Caleb personally, he'll get it sorted out, he'll be fine.
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"He's going to be fine," Jackson said Friday, adding that Taylor has a bruised hand.
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Prison would obviously be fine, if we just add some skylights, fireplaces, a rock garden.
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Cousins should be fine, but we're not anticipating the top-five production he's had recently.
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It's the outcome you'd be fine with, even if it's not the absolute best possibility.
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If it was just dehydration, you could just drink water and you'd be fine, right?
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"As long as people keep trees on their land, birds will be fine," she said.
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Don't worry, the kid appears to be fine -- and now he's got selfies with Zeke!
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Also the Pixel, the new Pixels have both the radios so you should be fine.
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I had a sneaking suspicion that she'd probably be fine with my line of work.
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Not every phone will work in every country, but most new phones should be fine.
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The fact that Comcast and Charter bought everyone turned out to be fine for you.
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Yet even the application of best practices is no guarantee that everything will be fine.
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Keep your hands out in front of you and you'll be fine — no dragons here.
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Others might be fine without direct light, but a chilly office will stunt their growth.
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A daughter tells her parents not to worry, and that she'll be fine at college.
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If you prefer wine, good dry riesling from Germany, Alsace or Austria would be fine.
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Moral of the story: Take care of the emperor's daughter and everything will be fine.
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I'll text with you if you still can't sleep, but I think you'll be fine.
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If he could keep his freakin' mouth shut and stay on script, I'd be fine.
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There's far less pressure for people to pretend to be fine with you being butch.
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I know I should be fine, but this will give me more peace of mind.
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Analysts said the Politburo's communication suggests that Beijing will be fine-tuning its economic policies.
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Democrats seem to be fine with that, but I think most of my colleagues aren't.
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Unrefrigerated eggs are best used within a week, though they may be fine for two.
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If Arena emerges from the tournament with some promising new faces, that will be fine.
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"If you can show profitability, you'll be fine" in the current investing environment, Greifeld said.
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But this trip is about me and him and cricket, so it will be fine.
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Swift and Lovato are fine, and now Lovato wants Lovatics and Swifties to be fine.
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This makes it harder to reassure us that it is all going to be fine.
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If he embraces Donald Trump's vision and worldview on that, I'd be fine with that.
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Theses things are considered pretty good by consumers, people seem to be fine with that.
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At one point, Trump said he'd be fine stretching the shutdown for months — even years.
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Ryan said that we'd be fine if we stuck to the few low-angle slopes.
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As for the rapper getting placed in gen pop ... Lazzaro thinks Tekashi will be fine.
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Boeing, which spends about $20 million a year on reported lobbying, will probably be fine.
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"Antonio Delgado would be fine in Los Angeles, maybe New York City," one man says.
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In many cases, referring generally to innocent people rather than enumerating them would be fine.
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He does have a nominal primary on Tuesday, though he is expected to be fine.
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He's so arrogant and self assured he thinks he'll still be fine – until the last minute.
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Amidst the clamor in the background, he tried to reassure me that Steven would be fine.
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Bottom line -- Gelo and Melo should be fine ... if they only ball out on the hardwood.
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"It'll blow over in a few weeks and everything will be fine," Thug told me today.
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Aside from this incident, everything else appears to be fine, and Hayabusa2 is still performing normally.
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In anonymous conversations, though, there was a sense of optimism that the store would be fine.
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"Unless we get a setback, I think he'll be fine," Hornets coach Steve Clifford told reporters.
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He assured me it would be fine, and we left for Florida to board our ship.
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The chicken is still a little frozen, but luckily they're cutlets, so they should be fine.
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"He'll shed the fans that wanted him to be a humble sweetheart, and then be fine."
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Heidi then manipulates him into staying, all while assuring Gloria that her son will be fine.
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There's enough reserve power that it'd be fine loaded up with gear, people and a trailer.
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I hope that Hong Kong will be fine, but does the government listen to its people?
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Otherwise, Batchelor says that as long as Kin users follow the bottle's instructions, they'll be fine.
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In the future, says Dr Appels, wheat might also be fine-tuned to be less allergenic.
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You'll notice it and then you will stop noticing it and then it will be fine.
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Or who won't tell you it will be fine, even if you both know you're lying.
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That may be fine for Laliberte, but it certainly wasn't for the people in the room.
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And while some increased spending may be fine, that extra money can actually have adverse consequences.
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All of this would be fine if you are Google or Facebook and are minting cash.
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But a new study suggests it can be fine to try again as soon as possible.
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Most of the world trades on WTO terms, so Britain would be fine doing the same.
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We're going to find Laurel, get Asher out of jail, everything is going to be fine.
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It can be fine one minute and then force winds and heavy snow the next minute.
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Busy season will come and go, and it will be fine and go back to normal.
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That would normally be fine, except he never gave Kardashian a heads up about the meeting.
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"As long as others don't intentionally go and provoke clashes, things will be fine," he added.
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I want to get mine, keep mine and you get yours and we&aposll be fine.
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Yet whenever Colin fretted, I found myself punting, offering half-baked reassurances that we'd be fine.
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Fortunately, the man in question appears to be fine — eventually arguing with the driver behind him.
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That might be fine — after all, Saudi Arabia is also the largest investor in Silicon Valley.
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But it'll be fine for just surfing the internet at home and some degree of streaming.
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" He added, "Heard a lot of great things about him so I think he'll be fine.
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If the value of the currency fully adjusts, stores that sell imported goods will be fine.
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"I'll be fine because my faith is strong and my a** ain't bad either," she joked.
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That would all be fine, but Trump isn't a disinterested bystander — he's the guy running Obamacare.
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The screen could be more scalable, battery life wouldn't be an issue, performance would be fine.
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Just don't listen to anything that the guy in Seat 1A wouldn't, and you'll be fine.
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Once we get things figured out and let Kyrie be Kyrie, it's going to be fine.
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But that would be fine with them, because it will give them something to grandstand against.
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"He got hit pretty good, but he thinks he'll be fine," Chicago manager Rick Renteria said.
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Only 40 percent said they would be fine having their winnings taxed at the higher rate.
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"If we can't make a deal, it'll be terminated and that will be fine," Trump said.
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"I could live in a suburban house and paint, that would probably be fine," he said.
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Poke knew that everything could and would be fine, until all of a sudden it wasn't.
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If an egg with mostly good mitochondria happened to be fertilized, the baby would be fine.
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My rental also didn't come with GPS, but I convinced myself that everything would be fine.
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The FCC shouldn't be swayed by NOAA's alarmism; your 7-day weather forecast will be fine.
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The police visited her to check that she was OK.Obviously, she turned out to be fine.
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If you just try a little harder or get a little luckier, things will be fine.
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The scientists also said that the Curiosity rover, which is in Gale Crater, should be fine.
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Basel III includes a discretionary countercyclical capital buffer that can be "fine tuned" by bank regulators.
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If your calves and feet are both wide, you should be fine with your normal size.
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Lewd can be fine, if whatever it is describing is consensual and no minors are involved.
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If it was good enough for Federer, then it would be fine for his son, too.
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It won't be fine-dining, she says, but she'll incorporate elements from her time at Relæ.
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With auto combos, you can just 'push square' and be fine, making it accessible to everyone.
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James Harden This spot could go to Steph Curry or Kevin Durant and that'd be fine.
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The Taiwanese felt like the Allies were the good guys and that it should be fine.
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"In active ones, the intrapsychic level is more at play and things tend to be fine."
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Then again, if he keeps posting stills from classic Arnold Schwarzenegger movies, that'd be fine too.
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So maybe they'd just use his computer to send spam or something, and he'd be fine.
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Because I mean, I knew he was going to be fine, he just didn't know that.
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"I think expulsion would be fine for me," he said, noting that Cheney and GOP Sen.
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If they're in OK shape, you might be fine with simply rotating them, according to Haynes.
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"If it were with the consent of the accused person it would be fine," he said.
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Frei said that would be fine, but suggested that they wait until Uno finished his business.
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If you didn't drink, you'd be fine, so why even try to look into it anymore?
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But I told him we'd be fine, that you didn't understand what you were paying for.
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I have suggested that we donate these gifts to charity; she agreed this would be fine.
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READ: Trump might be fine with doing crimes to build his border wall Virginia Democratic Sens.
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Maybe a small demonstration would be fine in a small park but a larger one wouldn't.
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But he thought that since he was routinely showing up to court, he would be fine.
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A lot of people think, oh, we just give kids a computer and they'll be fine.
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You need to always be very confident it's going to be fine, even if you're panicking.
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"I'm not going to say to you that everything is going to be fine," he said.
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I think it'd be fine to do so, maybe with Samin Nosrat's greenest green salad alongside.
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If both parties are on the same wavelength about this invisible contract, everything would be fine.
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We assumed we would be fine as our time in the city was centered on family.
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We're the only people who can walk around Chinatown for hours and be fine with it.
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"I played 183 matches this year, so I think I should be fine," Federer told reporters.
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At this point the network can be "fine-tuned" to learn to answer multiple-choice questions.
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Double-check that the payment went through every month, even if you're sure it'll be fine.
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" Other readers also homed in on my race — or on the professor's: "Weinstein will be fine.
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If you send a woman with a suitcase full of contraband to Iran, she'll be fine.
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If you spilled water, you would just wait for it to dry, it would be fine.
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"I just ignored it and said, 'I'll be fine,' like every other teenager does," she said.
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If you can enjoy wine or cheese without understanding their metabolic underpinnings, you will be fine.
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Varner's prognosis is that he's doing well and is expected to be fine, according to Lee.
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If the building was good enough for them, it should be fine for the next set.
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"My obit will be fine; I'm not worried about that," Mr. Christie said in the interview.
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"When I threw the pitch and saw the swing, I thought I'd be fine," Miller said.
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The road conditions seemed to be "fine" and the roads are treated 24/7, she said.
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Just get from point A to point B at the right time, and you'll be fine.
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"Article 155 ... can be fine-tuned, and that's certainly what the government will do," Dastis said.
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"I'm not saying it's not serious, but I think your potatoes will be fine," she said.
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You should definitely use Ethernet for things like online video games, but otherwise, you'll be fine.
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"Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth," Colonel Vindman reassured his father.
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Unlike natural stonescapes, which climbers frown on tampering with, indoor routes can also be fine-tuned.
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That would be fine, he said, thinking to himself that he wouldn't have to resign, either.
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But hey, let's assume Bian continues to be fine with that fact that she's a clone.
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IF YOU HAVE HEALTHY GROWTH THE RATES ARE GOING UP, THE ECONOMY WILL PROBABLY BE FINE.
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"Musk has made a judgement that he's going to be fine no matter what," he added.
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She said she spoke to God, who told her that she was going to be fine.
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But if only there'd been a huge concrete slab dividing us from Mexico, they'd be fine.
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If the Democrats are smart about the way they present the programs, things should be fine.
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"People who are interested in working with their hands, they're going to be fine," he said.
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If it's just a dusting of freshly fallen snow, all-season tires will probably be fine.
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Even if he ends up experimenting, I need to have the faith that he'll be fine.
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Telling someone with cancer she'll be fine is just a reminder that she might not be.
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Take a deep breath during the few seconds the song lets you—everything will be fine.
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If I wanted to make one, great, and if I didn't, that would be fine too.
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"I thought I was all right, I thought I was going to be fine," Dempsie said.
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"You're going to be fine when it comes out what he did," Nunberg told CNN's Erin Burnett.
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If teens are using them respectfully, appropriately, and with a little parental guidance, they should be fine.
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"As long as we have a current commitment to safeguard the current competitiveness we will be fine."
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)That'd be fine if the Vapor 24 gave you a stellar smartwatch experience.
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So I remember being very scared although I kept telling myself it was going to be fine.
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"He's on the fence, but I think that everything will be fine when she arrives," Hilary said.
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"Sometimes I feel I'm gonna be fine, and sometimes I just don't think I am," she admits.
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The first baseman said he and Hyde talked it out, and everything will be fine moving forward.
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Of course, if you genuinely got something at Nordstrom you don't want anymore, you should be fine.
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But if there is an end game like they say there is, maybe it will be fine.
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She gave me a shot and told me I would be fine in a couple of days.
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A third (34%) said it would be difficult but doable, and 21% said it would be fine.
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At another point, Trump suggested it would be fine if Republicans failed to pass anything at all.
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Fortunately, he added, the swelling has gone down, and it looks like she's going to be fine.
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He is quick to adapt anyway so I'm sure it will be fine for both of us.
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Trump had more to say beyond promising that the company would be fine in the long run.
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So if they're in a safe Republican district, they can probably be for Trump and be fine.
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Everything will be fine, since we're told Liev Schreiber -- aka Ray Donovan -- was also on the flight.
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She's not a fussy girl; I know she'd be fine if I switched her back cold turkey.
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News articles may be fine, but other sites don't always display correctly, as The Guardian pointed out.
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"They should be fine growing far into the future at a 25 percent rate," the source said.
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"Usually he would say, 'I'll be fine,&apos" Walker said of his dad, who died in 2013.
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The company also explained that the device could be fine-tuned to compensate for my specific deficiencies.
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Of course, the Directors Guild Awards are on Saturday, so we'll be fine-tuning our guesses then.
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That would be fine for a normal business, but it might be a bigger problem for Uber.
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"You just have a renewed faith that everything is going to be fine," Moorer told NBC 11.
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LG's robots should be fine as long as they keep away from hazards like stairs and fountains.
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You'll be fine, but I don't want you to own it ... AP is the one you want.
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But Tau assures her that Keda will be fine, and that he's much stronger than she thinks.
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As most of us have plenty of chargers around the house by now, this should be fine.
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Just telling myself that I'll be fine, even without this great addition to it, I'll be alright.
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It is done, and I will be fine, although I will miss you and the mission deeply.
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"He was touched close to the eye... but he's going to be fine," he wrote in French.
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Speaking to my younger self now, I'd say not to worry about all that—it'll be fine.
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Just remember "green is not a creative color," and you should be fine watching this video ... hopefully.
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I would say to use this for a regular sized living room and you should be fine.
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That would be fine if Google's profit motive aligned with the rest of its fellow IAB members.
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Which could be fine for some, but I like bourbon and ginger ale way, way too much.
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"I was like, 'Okay, you probably have kidney stones, you're going to be fine,' " Bryson told KSLA.
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That would be fine if interest rates were not so close to zero, but alas they are.
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A regular smoker could have double that level in her blood and be fine behind the wheel.
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Van Vleuten, who lost consciousness for a time, said late on Sunday that she would be "fine".
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"I feel like I'll be fine to make my next start," Ohtani told reporters through his interpreter.
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Get rid of immigrants, end trade with China or eliminate big banks and all will be fine.
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"If he can surround himself with the political talent, I think he will be fine," House said.
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" When the woman asks Adam to apologize, he tells her that providing her address "would be fine.
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He added that he would be fine with the FBI interviewing Kavanaugh and each of his accusers.
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"Problems can be solved with knowledge, not with just thinking that everything's gonna be fine," he said.
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But every single time I'd hear 'as long as you aren't meeting with Harvey, you'll be fine.
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Steph doesn't take too long to get his rhythm back generally, so I think he'll be fine.
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So if it's what typically happens, I will be fine, but I have to wait and see.
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We walked out of the gate with our purchase in hand, and everything seemed to be fine.
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Ultimately, that outcome could be fine with CEO Elon Musk, whose vision is wider than just Tesla.
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Otherwise, if that doesn't matter too much to you, you'll be fine with the QC 35 II.
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Mr. Partin said that he thought Mr. Trump would be fine with the display of the flag.
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Supposedly for language, but unless the phrase "bikini wax" sends you ducking for cover, you'll be fine.
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But he would be fine with the measure as part of House Republicans' overall tax-reform package.
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So you know it's all going to be fine it's just going to take us a minute.
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Coach Guy Boucher said at Tuesday's morning skate that Hammond should be fine in a few days.
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And if the rest of The Walking Dead weren't bugging me so much, that might be fine.
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For many, a purely online relationship will be fine, she said, while others want hands-on assistance.
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My brother offered to carry me on his shoulder, but I told him I would be fine.
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And your company will be fine if you don't respond to that email or Slack message ASAP.
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The dispatcher, at times, reassured Stevens that she would be fine and sought to calm her down.
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Having a job during the school year can be fine, as long as you don't overdo it.
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"They can read 'Harry Potter' and be fine with it, but 'Akata Witch' is evil," she said.
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The attitude seems to be that we will be fine; we'll find it easy to isolate ourselves.
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He has adopted the call from a schoolboy supporter, "Everything will be fine," as his campaign slogan.
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He'd zero it four or five times, feel dizzy, blink about 10 times, and then be fine.
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Some of them may be fine, but they're generally more expensive than the name-brand options here.
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It'll work and you'll be fine, but it won't feel any different from what you're used to.
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"If you are healthy, you will probably go through a process and you'll be fine," he said.
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Varly said, 'Let me see the puck and I'll be fine,' and that's what the guys did.
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"It's not the height of their relationship, but I'm sure it will be fine," Mr. Weaver said.
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Every day that winter I was on leave, I would be fine all morning, and sometimes joyful.
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Because like Kobe, one minute everything can be fine but in an instant it can just vanish.
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And the equity analysts who hold such sway on Wall Street seem to be fine with them.
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Since the prestige passengers had already departed through their own gate, she said that would be fine.
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They're just using that to create a smoke screen that this is all going to be fine.
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Lost KingsThey hand out maps as soon you get to the festival grounds... You'll be fine, king.
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Just eat a small portion with lots of asparagus salad on the side and you'll be fine.
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But with a Playbar, I would be fine with keeping the remote that came with my TV.
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You could leave this foosball table in the rain for a year and it would be fine.
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"We want to believe it will be fine again later because we have no alternative," she said.
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Do you think parents need to let go and have faith that their children will be fine?
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All she needs to do is get pregnant before the new wife does and she'll be fine.
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We didn't get into cars or anything else, but you'll be fine for a while with cars.
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I feel like just being able to balance them, I tend to be fine around the guys.
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For some people that would be fine, they spend most of their time at home or work.
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Birhan had spoken to a lawyer for just 20153 minutes, but was told he should be fine.
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A witness tells TMZ Sports ... Thomas seemed to be fine other than a "hellacious knot" on his head.
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Which can be fine, but a suitable option may not be the very best financial choice for you.
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Doe claims Sheen instructed her to take the pills in the bag and that she would be fine.
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And remember, we are a British bank, we are committed to the United Kingdom, so we'll be fine.
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Your baby will be fine, and you will return refreshed and ready to be the best parent possible.
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At this point, it looks like that won't happen — and the US seems to be fine with that.
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I was really anxious and he sort of gently told me that everything was going to be fine.
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Because this was an Oculus Rift, the image quality was exactly what I expected it to be: fine.
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Which would probably be fine with his fellow Cabinet nominee to be secretary of state, who runs ExxonMobil.
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No matter what happens today, I am one of those that firmly believes that America will be fine.
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Whether or not everyone actually will be fine is a question that remains unanswered as the credits roll.
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It's not the best choice for gaming, but I think with a bit of practice, it'll be fine.
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But the good news is that your vision is probably going to be fine in the long run.
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If you're using the screen protector that came pre-applied to your phone then you should be fine.
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Courtesy of Getty Images/Jacquie Boyd Courtesy of Getty Images/Jacquie Boyd Over time, it should be fine.
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But she had lived in Egypt longer than I had, and she assured me it would be fine.
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Instead, we are seeing psychological therapies, trying to persuade people to think optimistically and everything will be fine.
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This would be fine if the investments were productive, but provinces in the west are notorious for waste.
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It's Camera Operator: The Simulator, which would be fine by itself if it wasn't for the environmental effects.
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He's also always been pragmatic about setbacks, which is part of why I know he'll be fine now.
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Joseph is expected to be fine for the team's three-game series in San Francisco that starts Friday.
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According to today's lawsuit, Exxon claimed that its business would be fine even given increasing climate change regulation.
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S. offers to fly me out while the hurricane is going on, but I think I'll be fine.
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As long as they stay affordable and make enough content that people want to watch, they'll be fine.
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I love him with all my heart and I'm so thankful that he is going to be fine.
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"If we discover evidence of extra-terrestrial life, we'll be fine with it — we'll be happy," said Varnum.
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He isn't just here as an apprentice although it would be fine if that was the only reason.
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He isn't just here as an apprentice, although it would be fine if that was the only reason.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)You know, all that would be fine if the Move delivered on something unique.
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If Spotify Technology is any guide – also fast-growing with no profit in sight – Slack could be fine.
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" Cisco: Cramer was more concerned about Cisco's guidance than its quarterly results, which he figured would be "fine.
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"I was like, 'Just let me do my character and we'll be fine,'" the 29-year-old recalled.
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It's safe to say, I can pretty much never hear metal music again and be fine with it.
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If you finish, if you would not mind letting me having a follow-up, that would be fine.
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Officer [redacted] tried to reassure me that she would be fine, but nobody actually went to make sure.
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In other words, if mobile money wallets and migrations between developing countries keep growing, WorldRemit should be fine.
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Ford also said that despite all the problems Uber has had recently, CEO Travis Kalanick will be fine.
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You think a sweater will be fine, whatever, and then you find out that space heaters change lives.
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All the big accounts begging you to enable notifications are going to be fine no matter what happens.
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He said he wasn't great at messaging, and I said I'd be fine with it—but really wasn't.
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I said to him, 'Am I going to be okay?' and he said, 'You're going to be fine.
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Mariah sources say they were assured the tent muffled the sound, and it would be fine on stage.
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That's not to say everyone would have this problem — it's possible that other body types would be fine.
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We've just got to come out, stick to our game plan, keep playing hard and we'll be fine.
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Allen promised he would show up and work hard in practice, and I told Larry he'd be fine.
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After vomiting he would be fine, but he had to spew everywhere first for stress reduction or something.
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"We've still got hope, so I think we'll be fine," he sang, his voice in its upper reaches.
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Before my phone died, I spoke to my wife and told her I was sure I'd be fine.
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That fixed glass roof might be fine in England, where only two of my seven days were sunny.
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I tell myself it will probably be fine, but what captivates me is the possibility that it won't.
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"As long as the weather continues to cooperate, I'm very confident and convinced we'll be fine," Terrazas said.
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And everyone has different motion sickness thresholds, so many people will probably be fine with the present setup.
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Tsai isn't as concerned about smaller U.S. business owners, which is why he thinks Alibaba will be fine.
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With that in mind, the Speaker has suggested Republicans would be fine addressing the issue early next year.
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" Slack Technologies: "I think you'll be fine putting on a little Slack ... [but] you've got to be careful.
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"At the end of the day, the U.S.-German strategic partnership is going to be fine," he said.
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It's another to question the idea that a woman could possibly be fine and dandy with being alone.
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"He whispers in my ear that everything will be fine, and that I do not jump," she said.
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The pundits on CNN Turk were saying that all would be fine, that things were returning to normal.
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"Senior political commentator" would be fine as well, which is how David Axelrod is referred to on CNN.
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He thought it would be fine to bring this personalized wedding present on his flight out of Richmond.
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Be present and you'll be fine … And I would say I'd like to buy this guy two beers.
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Rehearsal work began earlier this year in New York and will be fine-tuned during the Charlotte residency.
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Or would you be fine with everyone coming after you, when you're probably already being hard on yourself.
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"I know internally he beats himself up a little bit, but he'll be fine," said Manager Rick Renteria.
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Seventy-three percent of those surveyed said they'd be fine with Trump recalibrating his positions from the campaign.
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The problem, of course, is that Facebook appeared to be fine the day after the 2016 election, too.
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You would still be fat, but fat would be fine, and you could feel more free and happy!
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But as long as you don't need ultra-HD video, the Standard BYRD's 1080p video should be fine.
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It's not a simple answer to say here's a drug, go home, and you're going to be fine.
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There is a tendency for us to say, 'Don't worry, everything is going to be fine, don't panic.
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Their 15-year-old daughter would probably be fine, but the rest of them could be in trouble.
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The Fed may be fine with that, given that it is expected to raise interest rates this year.
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For all of these reasons, Mason Pieklo agrees that Roe will probably be fine in the short term.
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Rangers Coach David Quinn said Buchnevich should be fine for Monday's game against the Devils at Prudential Center.
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He needed to drink more, and he would be fine in a day or two, they both agreed.
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If you only know that Sharon Tate (played here by Margot Robbie) was murdered, you'll probably be fine.
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If you take a perfectly normal person who doesn't have any previous health problems, they'd probably be fine.
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You may be fine in the morning and feel like you've been hit by a truck by afternoon.
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The fantasy that everything is going to be fine is about to run up against an unavoidable reality.
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She would get that sometimes, lose her voice and be fine a few days later, no big deal.
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"I think the virus is going to be — it's going to be fine," Trump said on February 10.
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If we all survive, if New York City isn't off-limits and summer isn't canceled, she'll be fine.
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She offers a way out: Give us Rick Pitino, Andy Miller and Sean Miller, and you'll be fine.
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Now they say that trading on the bare-bones terms of the World Trade Organisation would be fine.
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Two average-size adults will be fine in the back seat, but no one will call it cavernous.
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It is as though he had been given some secret reassurance that everything was going to be fine.
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As long as you're not in the water or standing by the edge, then you should be fine.
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" Wood said she was raped again and said her attacker repeatedly told her: "You're going to be fine.
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It was quickly amended, and the party leaders moved to assure international observers that things would be fine.
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Which would be fine, if our house were a hotel and they didn't have a 3-year-old.
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Trump may be fine with that, but if the Republican Party wants to outlive him, they shouldn't be.
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I think the reality is a Warren presidency, Buttigieg presidency, or a Bloomberg presidency, they'll all be fine.
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It's not too large, not too small, and should be fine on a wide variety of wrist sizes.
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Just in case anyone is ever worried, Theo is based on [my own] kid, so he'll be fine.
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I don't want them to think the presents are from T, who would be fine taking the credit.
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So, send your $5, your $10, your $15 in now and Miss Whiskers is going to be fine.
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We're also relatively healthy and would probably be fine on any plan (unless and until our health deteriorates).
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Or does he think the Patriots would be fine if Brian Hoyer started the rest of the season?
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I'll tell you the truth, it will be fine with me even if she doesn't write a play. ##
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" And he goes, "Well, do you want me to fire myself?" and I said, "That would be fine.
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"I think Trump will be fine," said Bob Janda, a 67-year-old small business owner in Chicago.
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This would all be fine, I guess, if Hereditary hadn't set me up to expect an entirely different conclusion.
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Just so long as the acrid fumes do not screw up my old DOS word processor, I'll be fine.
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Chris Chen, wealth strategist at Insight Financial Strategies, Waltham, Massachusetts: In the long run the markets will be fine.
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The baby suffered some minor injuries, including abrasions on the stomach and legs, but is expected to be fine.
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Anyone who owns a Tesla Model S that was shipped after June should be fine, according to the report.
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Love will always win and he's a great guy… we will all be fine after this hurdle is over.
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If you're an American citizen, you should be fine -- even if you are from one of the targeted countries.
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Love will always win and he's a great guy…we will all be fine after this hurdle is over.
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And, because it's the bigger size, you can pretty much guarantee that even a huge roast will be fine.
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"He doesn't care because he's part of the establishment, he's got lots of money, he'll be fine," Najvar added.
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But the world, I don't know if the world's going to be fine, and so I pray a lot.
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"You want to do good business — not selfishly, because I'll be fine, I'll get another writing job," Cannon said.
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"We thought it was weird, but I said I'd be fine and went to work," Reyes told BuzzFeed News.
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The logic goes that, if you don't develop symptoms during that period, then you are likely to be fine.
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It's so easy to use that even small children can figure it out, so your boyfriend should be fine.
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If you have a second iPhone or iPad, you are probably going to be fine trying out iOS 11.
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I thought I'd be "fine" within a month, but instead, the stages just kept cycling in a different order.
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Tread carefully with animated Lizzie, though perhaps if everyone thinks of her as a Bitmoji, things will be fine.
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Within limits, it would also be fine for Mr Kim, whose cash-strapped regime could do with the investment.
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If he can get on message and start talking about issues that I care about, then we'll be fine.
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If you happened to have a ticket to a canceled concert, you'll likely be fine, aside from the disappointment.
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Under these economic conditions, you could argue that corporations in need could just refinance their debt and be fine.
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In truth, I think we'd be fine as a culture if we never made another movie about Ted Bundy.
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Maybe she'll be fine and friendly [once in the enclosure], but in the crate she is trying to hide.
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" When Rosenberg said, "you're going to be okay," Davidson responded, "yeah, probably," and added of Cazzie, "she'll be fine.
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"On the long term we'll be fine, but we need to build through some state of interruption," he said.
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"Acquisitions might be fine and helpful and create jobs for the economy and be great for competition," Costolo said.
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If he can kill Luke and make it seem like he's saved Harlem from the menace, he'll be fine.
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Now, if you're a hardcore fan who remembers those games like you played them yesterday, you'll probably be fine.
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As long as you don't bring any smoke monsters or purgatory nonsense into the picture, Abrams, we'll be fine.
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Rather, Jax is screaming because Brittany won't stop talking; if she would only "shut up," everything would be fine.
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But today Trump says he would be fine with airstrikes too, provided they're aimed at terrorists, not unelected leaders.
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I would assume she will be fine as long as she gets above 30 percent, but no longer almighty.
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It's more suited to tracking general activity than in-depth metrics, but that should be fine for most people.
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"We will deal with the Department of Justice with this issue over time and we'll be fine," he said.
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They started talking about: It's funny how you think everything is going to be fine when you're a kid.
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I can't just hope that this democracy is going to continue along and everything is going to be fine.
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Rachel is nervous, and Eric tries to assure her that everything will be fine—but how would he know?
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She and her team surely know that as long as she doesn't pass out on stage, she'll be fine.
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The same pundits, pollsters, and editorialists who guaranteed a Clinton victory will now guarantee that everything will be fine.
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Physics and a highly capable car like the R8 dictate that you'll be fine — unless, say, a tire blows.
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But Blatt says that as long as she doesn't have a history of frequent infections, she should be fine.
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Taylor is going to be fine, and is already making plans to pitch for her softball team this summer.
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The swamp park assured everyone that the gators had evolved to act this way, and that they'd be fine.
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Peep's manager says she saw the rapper early Wednesday on his tour bus and he appeared to be fine.
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He has also told the Miami Herald he would be "fine" with sending Americans accused of terrorism to Guantanamo.
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Birds usually come with thighs," and "You'll be fine as long as you don't take any of my advice.
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It isn't allocated to anything, so I thought, 'This will be fine, that's what you call seed capital right?
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"You just need to eat something, something greasy, you'll be fine, just coat your stomach with foodstuffs," they say.
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It's a little bit upsetting to see everyone when you come in, but it's only golf, I'll be fine.
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Guzzle no more than this six pints a week or seven glasses of wine, and you'll be fine. Easy.
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As always, the games themselves will probably be fine, but many fans will enjoy the alumni games even more.
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One last thing, if you're using the HDMI cable that came with the PS4 Pro, you should be fine.
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Calderone will be fine in retirement if he bumps up his saving to 15 percent of pay each year.
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We'd be fine if Amy Sherman-Palladino sent out a press release regarding the paternity of that 'lil fetus.
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Pointing to his head and then his hands, Mitchell added, "If you're O.K. up here, you'll be fine here."
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But an operation to remove the growth was successful, and Williams is expected to be fine by late summer.
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Some sexual attention would also be fine, if not from you specifically, because I fear you are too polite.
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I think we have a good team, and we have guys that will step up, and we'll be fine.
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" It's all well and good to know that humans will be fine "from the point of view of evolution.
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That means you have enough money that your family would be fine even if your income stopped right away.
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Basically, if you've ever connected your Spotify to a speaker at a party, you should be fine doing this.
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I just need to lie face-down on the floor for 26 hours or so and I'll be fine.
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Some might be fine peeing so long as they have a urinal of buffer space or their own stall.
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But McCollum told America not to worry—just up your lettuce and citrus fruit consumption and you'll be fine.
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