Even if you do, everything will still turn out fine.
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But again, it would turn out fine for the Ducks.
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And the odds are heavily in your favor that you will turn out fine.
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It may turn out fine: Ultimately the world could still bend to his will.
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In true Brazilian style, though, officials say they expect the Games to turn out fine.
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It doesn't matter what you throw in the pot, it will probably turn out fine.
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We have known for years, even decades, that things won't turn out fine if we keep doing this.
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Perhaps, as sometimes happens in Brazil, everything will turn out fine and the Olympics will be a success.
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Everything feels life-or-death as she's living it, unable to foresee that it's all going to turn out fine.
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I just assumed, like most people who have uncomplicated pregnancies (up until that point), that everything would likely turn out fine.
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They turn out fine cheeseburgers here, and the meatloaf with blackening spices and pan gravy was full of flavor and well worth ordering.
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It was basically assumed that everyone was on board with the notion that hurling people through a metal tube will turn out fine.
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If their previous app — which also allowed users to "Lock and unlock [their] Equifax credit file" — is any indication, things should turn out fine.
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What it actually does remarkably well, if accidentally, is set up classic masculinity to fail and promises that is going to turn out fine.
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And even if the family can't manage to find a nanny, their kids will probably turn out fine growing up in the company of ghosts anyway.
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"Whoever wins the election, and you know it's going to go on for a while, as I've already indicated, we're, it'll turn out fine," Reid said.
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As a manager, if you set out to do a good job for your customers, and to treat your employees fairly, things will probably turn out fine.
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When your hair is as famously amazing as Blake Lively's, you don't sweat a last-minute mane change – you know it's going to turn out fine, no matter what.
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It noted that the committee had acknowledged that Russia has tried to improve matters; that the country could appeal the decision; and that the entire affair might turn out fine.
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The financial markets will turn out fine even if President Donald Trump follows through with tariff threats on all Chinese imports, Barry Knapp, founder of Ironsides Macroeconomic Research, told CNBC Friday.
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But, once again, if you do that also and if you raise the consciousness to your clients and that produces more demand on your products, that may all turn out fine.
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Men can behave like women, women can behave like men, they can raise their kids, if they have them, in any way they see fit, and everything will turn out fine in the liberal fantasy world.
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Even if all F-35s and F-22s turn out fine, the losses at Tyndall Air Force Base, where stealth fighter training takes place, represent a huge setback to US air dominance on par with losing a big battle.
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That may turn out fine for the US and the rest of the world — or it may not, since China's aim isn't the free movement of goods, the basis of the US-run trading system of the last half-century.
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Over the past two decades, despite difficulties (political, financial and social), dedicated Arab filmmakers have continued to turn out fine films that have been an antidote to the perennially dispiriting news coming out of the former hotbeds of the Arab Spring and their neighbors.
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Twenty years later, the song was used prominently in the 1992 movie Reservoir Dogs; Rafferty refused to grant permission for its re-release. Stealers Wheel also produced the lesser top 50 hits, "Everyone's Agreed That Everything Will Turn Out Fine", followed by "Star", and there were further suggestions of Rafferty's growing alienation in tracks such as "Outside Looking In" and "Who Cares". The duo disbanded in 1975.
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In 2001, Thursday signed to independent label Victory Records. After signing, they were warned by their friends that they "gotten ourselves into a situation that we would regret". The group were unsure what they meant, but thought things would turn out fine due to their contract with the label. They initially thought that part of the contract meant they could sign with a different label would they want to.
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In 2001, Thursday signed to independent label Victory Records. After signing, the band received warnings from their friends that they would find themselves in "a situation that we would regret." The group was unsure what they meant, but thought things would turn out fine due to their contract with the label. They initially thought that part of the contract meant they could sign with a different label if they chose to.
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In another scene Katina is seen happy with Luque. Hache is shown at the exhibition and realizes that Gin has known him from before, and that she has been taking pictures of him for a long time. Hache goes to see her and she tells him he can help her 'fix this disaster', and if they work at it that maybe they'll turn out fine. Hache and Gin become a happy couple once again.
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Anne catches the eye of the movie producer and manages to get Robbie slated to try for a starring role. George thinks maybe his mother was right all along and everything will turn out fine. But that evening Anne gets a call and learns Danny has died of a heart attack. George flies back to New York to attend Danny's funeral and gets Anne's blessing to stay there and attend his former prep school on scholarship.
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Her daily lifestyle magazine Leute heute became very successful after it was at first less popular than expected and in 1995 the 2000th episode was shown.ZDF: Prominente zur 2000. Sendung "Leute heute" Ruge finished nearly every edition of her show Leute heute with the quote Alles wird gut (Everything will turn out fine) which became her trademark and which she also used for some of her book titles. In November 2006 Ruge announced to end her work for Leute heute on 3 February 2007 in order to have more time for her private life.
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With the album also selling well, Rafferty was persuaded to return. However, Grosvenor, Coombes, Pilnick, and Harper all left the band. The band officially became a duo with various backing musicians on guitar, bass, and drums. Later in 1973, the single "Everyone's Agreed That Everything Will Turn Out Fine" had modest chart success, and in 1974, the single "Star" reached the Top 30 of both the UK and US charts. Reviewing the single "Star", David Middleton at PopRockNation wrote: > A catchy shuffle of the Lennonesque variety, 'Star' is 3 minutes of pure > shimmering acoustic-guitar pop loveliness and honey-throated vocal > harmonies, punctuated with spikes of harmonica, kazoo, woodblock, and bawdy > barrelhouse piano.
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Bahala na () is a socio-cultural value in the Philippines as well as a phrasing in Filipino language that is either said as an expression of a fatalistic attitude towards life or as a determined one in a challenging situation where things are risky and uncertain. It can be translated to mean "whatever happens, happens," "things will turn out fine," or as "I'll take care of things." This attitude can have both positive and negative consequences for the Filipino people, one being the lack of urgency or sense of responsibility for one's plight, the other being that of openness to uncertainty, the exercise of free will to take a risk and attempt to shape outcomes to a degree, in face of known and unknown factors that come into play.
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