"I didn't coach well enough; they didn't play well enough," McAdoo said.
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"We didn't play well enough as an offense, defense probably didn't stop the run well enough," Stafford said.
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"We didn't finish well enough, didn't finish well enough on the break," Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan said.
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Rich Hill pitched well enough on Thursday, if not long enough or well enough to get the win.
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He runs well enough to sell a good play-action fake, and even well enough for read-options to be on the table.
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On its own, the economy, while clearly slowing, is doing well enough and will probably continue to do well enough with minimal fine tuning.
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I don't think we protected well enough, I don't think we threw it well enough, and we had too many drops and two interceptions.
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All of these things that are "inventions" evolve when the background technologies become well enough understood and well enough available to the inventor community that they become practical tools.
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It was doing well enough to justify better pay for the cast, especially, but it wasn't doing well enough for the studio to demand more money from the network (more on this below).
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Once he was well enough, authorities deported him, he said.
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"He pitched well enough to win," Mackanin said of Nola.
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Two weeks later, she was well enough to go home.
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No, she was not well enough, and she knew it.
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And it's doing well enough that it's shaping future missions.
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I didn't know him well enough; he was no good.
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That will all probably work well enough, for a time.
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He performed well enough to stop the bleeding, for now.
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It doesn't need special mobile hardware and works well enough.
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Or, maybe they just don't know you well enough yet.
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"He threw well enough to win," Murphy said of Roark.
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That's aptly called "Conversation Mode" and it works well enough.
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Say no to more reboots, and leave well enough alone.
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I went to Wesleyan University and I graduated well enough.
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They will perform just well enough for nothing to change.
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Know yourself well enough to recognize how you're really feeling.
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They knew each other well enough to know the forecast.
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I think the US government doesn't know Huawei well enough.
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"Obviously, I didn't do my job well enough," Thielen said.
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Knowing when to walk away and say, 'That's well enough.
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To YOUR point: we can't just leave well enough alone.
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"We didn't do anything well enough to win," Shurmur said.
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On that note, I think we've covered things well enough.
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It might not be thriving, but it's survived well enough.
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"She did well enough there to be alive and kicking."
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Five is well enough if we have a good quality.
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" She explains, "I don't think we manage expectations well enough.
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"We weren't afraid, we didn't play well enough," he said.
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But you couldn't leave well enough alone, could you, Meryl?
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And certainly not well enough to pour your life savings into.
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"We like her well enough but not for this," @FrankiB wrote.
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Both clearly did well enough with viewers to merit second seasons.
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He did try it, and it seemed to go well enough.
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She knew him well enough to address him in friendly terms.
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"We played well enough to win," Portland coach Terry Stotts said.
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"I don't know Marco well enough to resent him," he said.
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The Trump administration should leave well enough alone on the JCPOA.
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She remembered the layout well enough to feel her way down.
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It might have left things well enough alone at that point.
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Could Peak shoot well enough to succeed in in the league?
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But if I am well enough, I will continue the struggle.
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"He threw well enough to win," said second baseman Daniel Murphy.
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But, if you know them well enough, you can do it.
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I feel well enough to have lunch with my friends today.
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A. I know my own body well enough as anyone would.
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Would I know his character well enough to deem him fit?
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Otherwise, the video portion of the Road Scout worked well enough.
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Beck had George Washington's copy of Don Quixote…well, enough said.
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The simulations finally work well enough to be used for science.
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They got along well enough, but there was one glaring issue.
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But I'm not sure they did well enough in the second.
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Do you know them well enough to make a lightweight connection?
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I mean it works well enough for what it's used for.
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It's possible Clinton thought she was feeling well enough to work.
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"If he responds well enough yeah," general manager Brian Cashman said.
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"We didn't do enough things well enough to win," he said.
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On that level, "Ant-Man and the Wasp" works well enough.
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And yet when the doctor examined him, he seemed well enough.
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Many pink-collar professions don't pay well enough to attract men.
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We invited Thatcher but she wasn&apost well enough to attend.
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She would not accept me as a new President: well enough.
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I think Americans do understand this well enough for normal times.
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In most cases, though, I'd say everyone has adjusted well enough.
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They sound superb and fit well enough, if a little tight.
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Ms. Frazier said that she had liked Mr. Moore well enough.
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You identify some people you know well enough to stand with.
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I just haven't played it well enough at the right time.
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Sometimes a documentary doesn't know when to leave well enough alone.
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But my wife did not think I was doing well enough.
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Cheap earplugs, or perhaps noise-isolating earbuds, might work well enough.
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That first performance went well enough that more dates were scheduled.
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He just could not putt well enough to shoot one himself.
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Do it wide and well enough, and AIDS could be defeated.
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After a few weeks she was well enough to go home.
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Elizabeth Warren did well enough in Iowa, a reasonably strong third.
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She would not accept me as a new president well enough.
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If we do that well enough, our customers will advocate us.
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Astrea underwent transplantation surgery and recovered well enough to go home.
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Canada is doing well enough that it doesn't require spackled vanity.
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The model, pioneered by 7-Eleven, worked well enough for years.
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You know me well enough to know I've got farm blood.
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Porter did well enough in Hartford to fund a trip Paris.
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Once it's well enough, it is sent to the rehabilitation yards.
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It does that well enough, but the ride isn't always smooth.
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As a country, we're not doing well enough on that yet.
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All in all, the fidget centrifuge had done its job well enough.
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That is the problem, people just don't use their sunscreens well enough.
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But it works well enough, and the convenience makes it worth it.
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On a scene-to-scene basis, the emotional tug works well enough.
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They know me well enough to know it won't influence their grades.
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But neither knew how to code well enough to make the app.
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The first smartphones did enough advanced tasks well enough to gain popularity.
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Sometimes when these one-offs did well enough, they led to more.
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But for a studio of just seven people, it does well enough.
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In some parts of the country, hyper-localism is working well enough.
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And that strategy seemed to be working well enough on Thursday night.
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I think we played well, but obviously not well enough to win.
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The baby shower that Veronica and Hermione host starts off well enough.
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He knew the game too well; he didn't integrate himself well enough.
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MLB's Cardinals were already doing well enough with the Rams in town.
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His excuse was that he wasn't treated well enough by the Scots.
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"We played well enough to win," New Jersey coach John Hynes said.
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They're generally cheap and can facilitate most daily computing tasks well enough.
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It was three months before she was well enough to step outside.
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A man who understood what was happening well enough to have doubts.
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"I am glad they are well enough to fly back," he says.
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Both starters pitched well enough to win, but neither got a decision.
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Instead, they followed the path of least resistance, leaving well enough alone.
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Also, I don't think it exfoliated well enough, especially around my nose.
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He tried to assure Kerr that he felt well enough to play.
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I think it's more that that they don't anticipate disaster well enough.
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I started listening to albums I thought I didn't hear well enough.
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Stephen Strasburg (2-2) pitched well enough to win on most nights.
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MD: It's more like someone is probably not serving you well enough.
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Taking turns works well enough — until they both fall for Suki Waterhouse.
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"We didn't play well enough to compete," Bears Coach John Fox said.
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Some sick people, of course, are not well enough to do that.
|
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The book sold well enough that the publisher wanted a follow-up.
|
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She understood them well enough to state their purpose simply and clearly.
|
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"Probably didn't hit it well enough," Walsh said of the blocked kick.
|
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But probably didn't hit it well enough to get over the line.
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""And then watch the Russians, because I know the Russians well enough.
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It worked well enough that he won re-election easily in 2014.
|
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Could the machine learn to write well enough for The New Yorker ?
|
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Those professionals said the activist was well enough to travel for treatment.
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Derrick and I got together when I could, which worked well enough.
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He knew Lamoriello only well enough to say hello at league functions.
|
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He wanted the talk to continue—she could see that well enough.
|
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"There's a stinging irony in that these people were saying you weren't good enough before because you didn't speak English well enough, and today, somehow you're not good enough because you don't speak Spanish well enough?" he said.
|
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He has recently suffered a heart attack and, though keen to resume his job as a carpenter, is not yet well enough to work, though he is deemed well enough to be ineligible for welfare benefits while he waits.
|
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"He pitched well enough to win the game," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
|
|
These batteries still work, just not well enough anymore for power hungry vehicles.
|
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Sometimes well enough that it's all we as listeners need to be satisfied.
|
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Well enough that they just leave it all out there on the field.
|
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"After I saw the play I didn't sell it well enough," Smith said.
|
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"I don't think they understood the world of influencers well enough," Suster said.
|
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Some people feel well enough to take the bus home after the operation.
|
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Completely absent from the books, but sets up some emotional drama well enough.
|
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And right now I would argue we don't quite do it well enough.
|
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I don't know Meg well enough to know whether she's funny or not.
|
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The Brava simply doesn't make sense or perform well enough for its cost.
|
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Sometimes I can pitch my idea if I know the artist well enough.
|
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They exist to move Pikachu's storyline forward, and they do that well enough.
|
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She did not look back: She knew well enough what she would see.
|
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"We're playing well enough on the defensive end to win games," Larkin said.
|
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It's worked well enough that 210 million people subscribe to his YouTube channel.
|
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He lived miles away in Yorkshire, and I didn't know him well enough.
|
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You clearly don't know me well enough or know the real Taylor Hamlin.
|
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And when you get well enough, you'll have to come work with us.
|
|
Even when plans don't work out perfectly, they usually work out well enough.
|
|
His white hair framed his broad red face well enough without a wig.
|
|
"Collectively one through 11, we weren't able to defend well enough," said Altidore.
|
|
But can it do well enough to last him these last three weeks?
|
|
But it still worked well enough to draw widespread concern around its usage.
|
|
The dating app Tinder, for instance, works well enough in Villa Las Estrellas.
|
|
Ultimately today we didn't play well enough to come up with a victory.
|
|
Yet he still admonished his son for not hiding his secret well enough.
|
|
"My brain wasn't functioning well enough for me to be confused," he said.
|
|
Some may not be performing well enough, posited Sapphire Ventures principal Kevin Diestel.
|
|
Certainly, I knew them well enough to know not to talk about them.
|
|
"Well enough to be like, 'Hi Beyoncé,' and then run away," Glover joked.
|
|
But knowing if you're being paid well enough is important, for obvious reasons.
|
|
Hopefully I've prepared myself well enough to tackle this course under those conditions.
|
|
And hell knows I can't see well enough to put on eye makeup.
|
|
Do you think the more radical side of him is well-enough known?
|
|
Garland told him he wasn't feeling well enough for a game of chess.
|
|
She expects to be well enough to undergo a reconstructive surgery in August.
|
|
"Understand the environment well enough so you don't encounter bad surprises," says Conley.
|
|
"I thought we played well enough to win," Arizona coach Rick Tocchet said.
|
|
That first review started well enough — beautiful setting and décor; kind, gracious host.
|
|
They have both played better in their lives, but they played well enough.
|
|
The bill, rather than leave well enough alone, adds new layers of restrictions.
|
|
You'll need to play well enough to complete various goals to free them.
|
|
"When I trained before, I didn't think I did well enough," he said.
|
|
Neither are they well enough connected to have friends looking after their kids.
|
|
Sometimes, if I know the person well enough, I won't do the picture.
|
|
""The problem wasn't that there was a system that didn't work well enough.
|
|
And if he plays well enough to get the bonuses, then everyone wins.
|
|
But it was always about whether or not they could shoot well enough.
|
|
When in the hands of a good man it is all well enough.
|
|
"The current [anxiety and depression treatments] are not working well enough," Feinstein says.
|
|
If you know someone well enough, it all comes down to taste really.
|
|
When did people forget when to know how to leave well enough alone?
|
|
They came back, and we played well enough to hang on and win.
|
|
Many football fans today know well enough to be concerned about the game.
|
|
Back at home on Monday, he felt well enough to go to school.
|
|
Fleury is healthy again, but Murray has played well enough to keep playing.
|
|
He did it well enough to be named defensive player of the year.
|
|
I want to do well enough that Donald Trump sends me crazy tweets.
|
|
Sanders has his base, and it has served him well enough so far.
|
|
It worked out well enough that the CTO has done another internal retraining.
|
|
Meanwhile, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton would clearly prefer to leave well enough alone.
|
|
The current approach has served the government well enough, and it could still.
|
|
But we know this president well enough to know that will not happen.
|
|
I'm sure I can communicate well enough with hand jesters and google translate.
|
|
Doing well enough that even Ibrahimovic is tempted to switch on the television.
|
|
You can buy a swimming pool if it does well enough. Sure. Yeah.
|
|
He and his team felt the Tigers' play had answered the question well enough.
|
|
I am increasingly worried that I don't understand it well enough to pass muster.
|
|
Well enough to propel Rubio into a very distant second place in South Carolina.
|
|
It's a fun concept, and it's executed well enough, but it could be better.
|
|
The money's nice, and it's good to feel well enough to do this again.
|
|
And I'm like, 'We don't even know each other well enough to be enemies.
|
|
"You haven't searched well enough," he told Uber's lawyer at a hearing on Wednesday.
|
|
Did you feel like you answered that well enough, or do you feel like ... ?
|
|
It's even possible to pick out individual keys well enough to play a song.
|
|
She knows me well enough by now to know I am never on time.
|
|
It wasn't completely knocked out, but it was chipped well enough to be unmistakable.
|
|
Romantic as this artifact may be, it's probably best to leave well enough alone.
|
|
Both sides said the latest round of talks went well enough for further discussions.
|
|
No current public transportation system functions well enough to carry an entire city population.
|
|
It works well enough, particularly because you don't have to be accurate at all.
|
|
The other tissue adhesives on the market just don't stick well enough, experts say.
|
|
Sometimes it's knowing yourself and your wardrobe well enough to buy nothing at all.
|
|
We split an UberPool because she's not feeling well enough to take the train.
|
|
Pickard played well enough against Minnesota to help Colorado earn one-goal wins twice.
|
|
It's a surprising move for the juggernaut, which would normally leave well enough alone.
|
|
Mr Carell accords himself well enough as a man shell-shocked by a death.
|
|
Unfortunately, the Monistat One, One Day Extra Strength didn't work well enough for me.
|
|
The retail divisions of America's mightiest banks did well enough to boost profits overall.
|
|
"Hey, we didn't score any points so I didn't play well enough," Manning said.
|
|
He was well enough to share a photo of his journey on social media.
|
|
I have a problem, I have an issue — I know this group well enough.
|
|
And relative to its demographics, Sanders simply didn't do well enough to catch Clinton.
|
|
In most countries, welfare and health systems are strained but still function well enough.
|
|
The meeting went well enough that the group plans to meet again next week.
|
|
It starts off well enough the same: A crashed ship, all sparks and smoke.
|
|
The Republican nominee's speech started well enough, with Trump giving shout-outs to Sen.
|
|
Nothing seemed to work particularly well—or at least it didn't work well enough.
|
|
The Shanghai stock exchange said that mainland investors didn't understand the structure well enough.
|
|
Republican legislators liked this policy well enough to offer it in a new amendment.
|
|
Credit the Giants with being run well enough that they're in position to capitalize.
|
|
The story is that we don't register to vote or speak English well enough .
|
|
In November Mr. Weaver told his commander he was not well enough to train.
|
|
The measure is currently polling well enough that it's likely to pass in November.
|
|
We didn't respond well enough to take over the game, and obviously that's tough.
|
|
As an investment adviser with the firm, he thought he knew it well enough.
|
|
I nearly won the championship, but as a team we didn't execute well enough.
|
|
A year later, he was well enough to fly with friends to the Bahamas.
|
|
Nothing seemed to work particularly well—or at least it didn't work well enough.
|
|
They could migrate to the ocean's depths, if the Bathystar still worked well enough.
|
|
It's pretty boring stuff, but it gets me through a bus ride well enough.
|
|
Did it just not sell well enough for them to deem it a success?
|
|
Nupur Lala: I did well enough to get on the part that ESPN televises.
|
|
If a good story is told well enough, you want to hear it again.
|
|
The boy is from Mexico, but he does not speak well enough to communicate.
|
|
You have automated essay scoring systems that are determining whether it's written well enough.
|
|
The problem is Drake hasn't pitched well enough this season to keep a job.
|
|
Most do not know their rights or speak English well enough to represent themselves.
|
|
Many startups define their mission just well enough to discover an avenue to revenue.
|
|
Just 1 in 10 said the economic system works well enough as it is.
|
|
"I wasn't pitching well enough to make a case the other way," he said.
|
|
Bernie Sanders will be able to perform well enough to stay in the race.
|
|
But that morning, he felt well enough to go with her to pick apples.
|
|
My unwillingness to leave well enough alone must have been based on something else.
|
|
It chides officials for not "protecting secrets" related to the internment campaign well enough.
|
|
"I always thought I wasn't working out enough or eating well enough," she said.
|
|
But he told Collins before Tuesday's game that he felt well enough to play.
|
|
The main problem seems to be that Mr. Bohem can't let well enough alone.
|
|
Despite the Remain camp's dire predictions, the economy seemed to trundle on well enough.
|
|
Miss Corson is not nearly as well enough known today as she should be.
|
|
Labat is comfortable here, knows his environment well enough to observe and share it.
|
|
Most people are lazy, and if the default works well enough, they'll use it.
|
|
I liked Last Man Standing well enough and will probably watch more of it.
|
|
And the characters aren't developed well enough for their well-being to become a concern.
|
|
He even felt well enough to stroll in their pastures and be a dog again.
|
|
And the boys I was with could hardly handle themselves well enough to teach me.
|
|
"We didn't play well enough tonight to win the game," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said.
|
|
I hope that if I have done so well enough, people will respond to it.
|
|
All those trials must have done well enough to expand to so many places now.
|
|
And while I do in some cases have that, I don't do it well enough.
|
|
Not working perfectly, by any means, but working well enough that enrollees value their coverage.
|
|
"I thought we played well enough offensively for sure to win the game," Nelson said.
|
|
It worked well enough for Salesforce to buy the company for $2.8 billion last year.
|
|
I didn't read the label well enough, so my ice cream has walnuts in it.
|
|
The screen does fold, as advertised, and Windows worked well enough as a touch interface.
|
|
It was always freezing in my room, and they couldn't adjust the temperature well enough.
|
|
I wasn't mentally better, but I convinced my parents I was well enough to move.
|
|
There is little evidence that he understands Brazil's economic problems well enough to solve them.
|
|
And this value must be strong enough and productized well enough to attract more customers.
|
|
The Sortd Chrome extension might not be a perfect replacement, but it works well enough.
|
|
Last I checked, iHome's app is very bad, even if its devices work well enough.
|
|
"If they don't do well enough to continue, they're going to have trouble," he said.
|
|
The system worked well enough, but the tools had been built for a previous age.
|
|
But the Royole FlexPai seems to have been engineered well enough to dispute that notion.
|
|
But all it wants is to do well enough to hold off the Brexit Party.
|
|
"[Tyga] wasn't well enough to proceed about two hours into the examination," Abir told PEOPLE.
|
|
He is nothing like that and I know Tim well enough to make that statement.
|
|
As a frequent visitor, Mr Macron knew Germany well enough not to push too soon.
|
|
Honestly the stock is a bit of a mystery, it just hasn't done well enough.
|
|
Whiteside, Biyombo, and Barnes should all retain value well enough to keep their contracts moveable.
|
|
But Archie also isn't that bright and doesn't know how to leave well enough alone.
|
|
Snyder's grim vision fell short because he didn't employ the tools he had well enough.
|
|
But she may be seen heading to church on Sunday if she is well enough.
|
|
Our realities agree and so we're able to get along well enough in the world.
|
|
The FMCSA determined they can see well enough in their other eye to drive safely.
|
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The software is crude compared to Chematica's, but Laufer said that it works well enough.
|
|
Around the world, few teachers are well enough prepared before being let loose on children.
|
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And they shouldn't have to know me well enough because it's none of their business.
|
|
He liked his veggie burger well enough, but they didn't have any gluten-free buns.
|
|
The Jets, whose doctors had determined that Osemele was well enough to play, released him.
|
|
He struck out seven and pitched well enough to win except for all the walks.
|
|
That child's ability to be well enough to learn during that next day of school.
|
|
The story's not even thought through well enough to be outrageous in a provocative way.
|
|
"There's a little disappointment, thinking maybe I played well enough to win," said the American.
|
|
Thankfully, he was well enough to share a photo of his journey on social media.
|
|
His business is doing well enough that he thinks he'll clear six figures this year.
|
|
Hard as it is to believe now, things began well enough for the Sicilian club.
|
|
"We look at the way we played tonight and we played well enough," he said.
|
|
My nose is too big, I don't dress well enough, my hair looks a mess.
|
|
He can make his life easier by simply leaving well enough alone at Bristol Bay.
|
|
Nobody knew me well enough to ask outright, 'Why are you ashamed of your body?
|
|
Assuming her knee is well enough, Glushko will play 20th-seeded Naomi Osaka on Thursday.
|
|
I'm hoping that this one does well enough that I could do a part two.
|
|
But his British lawyer, Gareth Peirce, said her client was not well enough to participate.
|
|
It was studied to treat Ebola, but did not work well enough against that virus.
|
|
He knows his enemy well enough to know one thing: Taylor Mason doesn't make mistakes.
|
|
SHORTZ: If we like a theme well enough, then we look at the puzzle's fill.
|
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By 203, Barstool was doing well enough that Portnoy had an office in Milton, Mass.
|
|
If your company doesn't perform well enough, Amazon just stops giving you packages to deliver.
|
|
Two of her fingers were well enough preserved to yield fingerprints using a new method.
|
|
But she said she could still see well enough to get around, cook and read.
|
|
"At the time, I thought that I just hadn't done it well enough," he said.
|
|
Even so, none performed nearly well enough to justify their stock gains since the election.
|
|
A few days after that, I was well enough to travel home to New York.
|
|
"We played well enough to win this game," a somber Lundqvist said after the game.
|
|
Thankfully, my parents are still well enough where they don't need things like spousal refusal.
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"I understand him well enough to not waste my time," Franken replied with a smile.
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Manager Pete Mackanin said he hoped Saunders would be well enough to start on Friday.
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Cervelli was well enough to pinch-hit in the ninth inning, and he grounded out.
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Before the procedure, all had some visual impairment but could see well enough to drive.
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Do I not know my wife well enough to know what she wants this year?
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She told UFC officials she did not feel well enough to step in the Octagon.
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Please, take my money, take care of these people, which we haven't done well enough.
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"We don't know the smugglers well enough to know the details of their business," he said.
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I don't know the science well enough to follow where [the scientists] have taken the conversation.
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The software worked well enough with lighter-skinned people, so Buolamwini moved on to other projects.
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This worked well enough, though in a noisy environment, having a monitor speaker might be helpful.
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The man said Pei could not hear well enough to do an interview, ushering him away.
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By this point, I was feeling well enough physically to return to work the next day.
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She had a good remission and was well enough to enjoy a cruise with her family.
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As I approached her in a coffee shop on a Monday morning, she looked well enough.
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The meeting goes well enough, but by the time we finish debriefing afterwards, I am STARVING.
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This works well enough, but means that the bunny ears can be applied only to heads.
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Berlusconi's Forza Italia party is polling well enough that it may well lead the next government.
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We'll leave for the US proper once we get visas and you're well enough to travel.
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In the spring of 2012, we felt Maggie was well enough to go back to school.
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But does the actor, 46, know his country well enough to identify traditionally British items blindfolded?
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"Brazil, I'm devastated that I'm not well enough 2 come to Rock in Rio," she wrote.
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They argued that the town is not well enough policed: reason enough to revoke a licence.
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Manager Don Mattingly felt Straily pitched well enough but was let down by the Marlins' defense.
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He knew me well enough to know I was good and angry, if not exactly why.
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The result was pitiful: Only three chargers were insulated well enough to protect against electric shocks.
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That's where the world is headed, they've just not capitalized well enough to pull it off.
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They can even write well enough to fool us into thinking they're human, at least sometimes.
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The Palestinian president is well enough for the occasional trip to Brussels or the United Nations.
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We didn't play perfect by any means, but we played well enough to get the win.
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Then, much to the surprise of the medical staff, Colton was well enough to return home.
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And if you do it well enough, you can even use it to navigate outer space .
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We're sitting at 3-3, we've lost three in a row, we haven't played well enough.
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He didn't get the win but pitched well enough to keep the Yankees within striking distance.
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"I think I won't be able to take care of our home well enough," she said.
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The question is, can Cleveland execute its offense well enough to take advantage for Green's absence?
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If they score well enough, users will be prompted to contact Uber directly through the app.
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Nonetheless, Nunes said she was not well enough to fight Saturday night and has pulled out.
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An initial pilot with 500 CXA customers went well enough to warrant a fuller rollout soon.
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"These drugs, they're just simply not absorbed fast enough or well enough through skin," he said.
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Evolution isn't about what's the best option; it's just about what does the job well enough.
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When he was well enough, he made art, and kept a small studio near his home.
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The most important components of this burger, the beef and bun, did their job well enough.
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"To put it crudely, it's bribing the population to be well-enough-off," Mr. Khosla said.
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But do you know them well enough to remember which one was their very first hit?
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Each player produced well enough to be elected to the Hall, but Griffey's route was faster.
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The Cardinals defense played well enough against the surprisingly high-powered Ravens offense in Week 2.
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The locals, including police, know exactly what they are and tend to leave well enough alone.
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"I knew him well enough to pick up the phone and get that money," she said.
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A significant percentage of patients don't respond well enough to ketamine to no longer need treament.
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We can see their effects well enough, but gut microbial interactions are murky, highly-complicated territory.
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The judgy Grey's stare was firmly on the mom who didn't hide her gun well enough.
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It's still in beta but ssh this one seems to work well enough for everyday use.
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He had his magic tricks with him then, too—but he wasn't well enough to perform.
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Once inside, they go through a quick assessment to make sure they're well enough to proceed.
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If not fully recovered, Mr. Saldaña was at least well enough to get to his feet.
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The strategies worked well enough that the bar turned a profit just two months after opening.
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Lopez herself (who is of Puerto Rican descent) was criticized for not speaking Spanish well enough.
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All of the aforementioned women have done moderately well enough for themselves and continue to work.
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The monster isn't truly scary — it's a suggestion of something scary, and that works well enough.
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But consumer spending and service industries held up well enough that the overall economy avoided recession.
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I don't know, and I'm not sure we got to know him well enough to care.
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The meeting went well enough that an individual close to the family said afterward that Mrs.
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The respectful thing, if you know him well enough, is to help him face the truth.
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The longest surviving recipient lived nine months, and was well enough to go back to work.
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Suplizio recovered well enough to play and coach the semipro Grand Junction Eagles for 219 years.
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He is more interested in doing well enough, often enough, to be consistently among the elite.
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Any not considered well enough to fly would be offered support and medical treatment in Cuba.
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It was studied to treat Ebola, but it did not work well enough against that virus.
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Some of the injured passengers were well enough to speak, he said, and could be interviewed.
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But again, I don't know him well enough to know how he reacted to that, exactly.
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I speak well enough that many people can't tell but I can't hear high-pitched sounds.
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They played desperate, and we just didn't respond to it well enough to finish the game.
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The others on the Kremlin's hit list had adapted well enough to their new security regimes.
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Prince Philip, who had also been ill last week, was well enough to attend the service.
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Apted, she feared, would not be well enough to make a movie in seven years' time.
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"It wasn't a perfect outing for him, but he threw the ball well enough," Lovullo said.
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I'm not well enough read to have a book that no one else has heard of.
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After four days, the hospital advised Neil's family that he was well enough to be released.
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They made hardware that works well enough to execute, arguably, the most complicated task to date.
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"We still have to retell the story because it's still not known well enough," she said.
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They communicated in Russian and normally did not speak Arabic well enough to understand local militants.
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But she's done well enough in polls and fundraising to outlast the likes of former Rep.
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But "Travels With Myself and Another" is her most intimate book and not well-enough known.
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Despite the chasm in experience, it seemed Tsitsipas was playing well enough to have a chance.
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There was "The Sorrows of Young Werther"—she had known well enough what she was doing.
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I don't pretend to know Kaine well enough to say whether he should serve as president.
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Clarkson added that she and Underwood don't even really "know each other well enough" to be enemies.
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But I did well enough in my high school to make the cut to get into college.
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Humans settle for one that works well enough because to find the optimal one is too hard.
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Given that I hadn't been on the radio in five years, my impromptu show went well enough.
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It worked well enough to show the human cells were in the embryo, however, Belmonte's team said.
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It's hard enough to pitch well enough to stick in the major leagues with an intact arm.
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"Leake didn't have his best stuff, but he pitched well enough to let us win," Pham said.
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Anyone fluent in Italian can read the full post, but the pictures speak well enough for themselves.
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Investors have done well enough thus far: Mr Son claimed returns of 29% as of March 2019.
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"I thought we played well enough to win the game tonight," Louisville head coach Rick Pitino said.
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I'm a diehard Swiftie but even I understand that some things should be left well-enough alone.
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Without many other options, Gibson could have a chance to stick around if he pitches well enough.
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We played well enough to give ourselves a chance and Kyrie made huge plays at the end.
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"It really points to the fact that we really haven't explored our world well enough," Singh added.
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All of these features work well enough, but there's nothing that stands out as a top performer.
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Even when Selin understands a code well enough to follow it, she's hyper-aware of its presence.
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I can't remember the last time my grandma felt well enough to invite me over for lunch.
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National bias is "not checked well enough," said Jeroen Prins, a Dutch judge who crafted the proposal.
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The 20-year-old told a journalist, "I didn't swim well enough this time," the BBC reported.
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Even so, none performed near well enough to justify stock gains since the U.S. election last November.
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Eventually, Kirk Cousins has to play well enough to try and earn that big contract he wants.
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And as seen in the video, the first few queries from astronaut Alexander Gerst go well enough.
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Whether he wins or loses depends on whether companies perform well enough together to boost Oracle's shares.
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"As I told our guys we played better but we didn't play well enough," Matta told reporters.
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I know Bravo well enough that they didn't bring me on there because they think I'm cute.
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And while some VR companies are struggling, The Void has apparently done well enough for an expansion.
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What needs to happen to make sure that Canadians are well enough informed to make good decisions?
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Turner&aposs return to the lineup could spark an Indiana squad that fared well enough without him.
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Some of them I can spot well enough — royal blue, baby blue, and sky blue for example.
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But the pilot, at least, isn't written well enough to pair that optimism with real narrative tension.
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Tizen is pretty snappy and works well enough with swipes, even if its app offerings are scanty.
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The robot was somewhat clunky to use, but with practice it works well enough for its purpose.
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These companies mean well enough, but they are trying to solve problems that don't necessarily need fixing.
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We're playing well enough to win games, but we need to put the puck in the net.
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The reality is currently just a handful of qubits can be controlled well enough to perform computations.
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The $329 model of the Chromebook 14 comes with an HD touch display that works well enough.
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The conventional wisdom is probably right because the housing finance system is working well enough for now.
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That doesn't mean the show would suddenly be improved if studios and creators left well enough alone.
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If you don't think you look good, then you probably won't perform well enough to be successful.
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But the FMCSA is determining whether they see well enough in their other eye to drive safely.
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Some say it would be better to give employers more say, but the system works well enough.
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The sound profiles work well enough, allowing you to tinker with your listening experience on the fly.
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I think the goal of our team is to play well enough that this stuff goes away.
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I liked it well enough on its own, but a side-by-side comparison was not flattering.
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Prince Michael was well enough to post a photo of himself in an ambulance after the accident.
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Mr. McInerney writes well enough that he could have long since shed these ancient affectations and obsessions.
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I KNOW YOU WELL ENOUGH TO KNOW, YOU'RE NOT A SIT ON THE BEACH KIND OF PERSON.
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I'm hoping I can take care of them well enough to keep it to once a year.
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It comes from an arm that sticks together well enough to make it through a Super Bowl.
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You only know that if you know them well enough that they can share that with you.
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She counted at least four putts that she thought she had hit well enough to be birdies.
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Maybe they're not told well enough, maybe they don't engage the reader at the most mysterious level.
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He was liked well enough on the terraces at Old Trafford, and disliked pretty much everywhere else.
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It paid enough that I could cover rent, but not well enough that I could get comfortable.
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They both play guitar—Ziff well enough to have played lead on a 1994 Carly Simon single.
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Most of us just get a few pairs that fit well enough and call it a day.
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They know the audience well enough to know they wouldn't really get along with the people there.
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"Alex's greatest characteristic is that he will never leave well enough alone," Mr. Newhouse told The Times.
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Despite the decline of TV in general, CBS has been doing well enough to keep investors invested.
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For example, tropical cyclones are not observed well enough to have sufficient detail about winds and rain.
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Please take my money and take care of these people, which we have not done well enough.
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The success of that project was dependent on O'Rourke doing well enough, and proving the haters wrong.
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He's hoping his party does well enough to become part of the governing coalition, political observers say.
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After two weeks, the patient was well enough to go home, but she still had no diagnosis.
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I also have a totally separate legitimate business, which does well enough to finance the underground operation.
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They both Googled well enough, but BACKDOOR made the cut to adhere to the rules of symmetry.
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He could serve his country well enough by simply reasserting traditional royal prerogatives against the generals' overreach.
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I am wondering if you know her well enough to potentially pass along my name and resume.
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Will he or she score well enough, and what kind of experience gets a high score, anyway?
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These informal systems persist because they work just well enough for just enough people, Dr. Fox said.
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It seemed that no one understood Diana well enough to know how to deal with anything properly.
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After a year of hospital stays and rehabilitation, Mr. Jumani was well enough to resume his studies.
|
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Yoenis Cespedes tried to get loose to pinch-hit, but his leg did not respond well enough.
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Losing stuff in a place where you don't speak the language well enough to ask for help?
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Both had grown up in Soweto, and both had done well enough to move elsewhere in Johannesburg.
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"She was well enough during half time to walk again, but couldn't wear her heels," Carleigh wrote.
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If the pilot isn't trained well enough to believe the instruments, you get in a panic situation.
|
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RHP Corey Kluber pitched well enough to win Sunday, but had to settle for a no-decision.
|
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The city's rugged fans know hockey well enough to spot a powerful adversary worthy of their badgering.
|
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Hollywood can never leave well enough alone, which means that most of your favorite movies get sequels.
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The Jacquard jacket looks good, works well enough, and is less expensive than it used to be.
|
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The Irishman did well, but maybe not quite well enough to justify its $160 million price tag.
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She felt well enough to go to work, and that's where she was when she nearly fainted.
|
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Despite the result, Vegas coach Gerard Gallant said he felt his team played well enough to win.
|
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Hook felt he knew the Iran portfolio well enough and that Nowrouzzadeh wasn't a "go-getter," anyway.
|
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You can see more than well enough to understand that enslaved labor was foundational for the colonies.
|
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The Texans defense became healthy enough, and were coached well enough, to play as projection systems expected.
|
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"Yet everyone understands yoga well enough to know that yoga is not a sexual activity," he said.
|
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The Oculus controllers, for example, work well enough and are pretty comfortable, but they're not for everybody.
|
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On Tuesday night, Moser performed well enough with voters to advance in the state's runoff primary system.
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I'm doing a little better today, but not well enough to carry on with my PAX plans, sadly.
|
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One member in the meeting suggested that a double fence might work well enough, but Trump pushed back.
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Don't get me wrong, I like a clean apartment, and I can cook well enough to get by.
|
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Despite the negative press, though, Powder performed well enough at the box office to bring Salva more work.
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Hopefully, your little 2yr old brother, Dylan is well enough to fly because I wanna meet him too.
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" According to Nicieza, the first issue actually sold well enough to earn a "very, very nice royalty check.
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When they do land jobs, more often than not they don't pay well enough to eliminate the debt.
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When we r both well enough will have the wedding of r dreams surrounded by those we cherish.
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The police tell people to wear stout shoes and consider whether they are well enough for the march.
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Of 22019 black pupils who start school just one can expect to do well enough to study engineering.
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But by and large it has worked well enough for all three sides to want to maintain it.
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Providing the contents are color-matched well enough, they are 100 percent impossible to spot until they're opened.
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I know him well enough to know he might have a thing for watching me with another guy.
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Trump added that he didn't know Pence well enough to assess his fighting spirit and their personal chemistry.
|
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"[Tyga] wasn't well enough to proceed about two hours into the examination," Arasheben's lawyer, Danny Abir, told People.
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He and Weld are doing well enough in swing states to pull votes from both Trump and Clinton.
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I skimmed through my shoe pictures during the descent and didn't like anything well enough to stop for.
|
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One of those is noise cancelation, but I never really felt like it worked well enough to use.
|
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Microsoft will really need to ensure the software works well enough to realize its dual-screen device dreams.
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His exam was going well enough until Capela backed into a barrier when he tried to parallel park.
|
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I think that African-Americans have a real fair point that the industry isn't representing them well enough.
|
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But we know The Leftovers well enough by now to say we could never, ever predict what's next.
|
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My little business was doing well enough, my mom was a teacher so she had the summer off.
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But all that matters now is that Trump performed well enough to put him back in the race.
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I thought our guys did enough in the end and compete well enough to get the job done.
|
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During the game itself, Butler played well enough in the game to earn himself the title of MVP.
|
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When my IBS leaves me alone for a few weeks, I feel well enough to make an effort.
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That's something that many of our publishers are not resourced well enough to take on on their own.
|
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On Monday, the hospital announced that she was well enough to be released to Champaign County Animal Control.
|
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She wasn't crying over how fortunate it was that Oghi was at least well enough to come home.
|
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Surprisingly, the most important components of this burger — the meat and the bun — did their job well enough.
|
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Still, friends have to think well enough of each other to be able to enjoy each other's company.
|
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Roberts wasn't a member, but conservatives knew him well enough to not fear that he was a Souter.
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"We played hard; we just didn't play well enough to win the game," Portland coach Terry Stotts said.
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Liang Hua: With regards to this question, I think the US government does not understand Huawei well enough.
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She sprinted, hurdled, triple-jumped and did well enough with the books to make the national honor roll.
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The idea is neat, but it just doesn't work well enough to recommend to anyone on any level.
|
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If Romo plays well enough in that event to advance, he would compete in sectional qualifying in June.
|
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It's consistent with Democrats doing well enough to take back the House (and perhaps by a sizable margin).
|
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Julia is still alive and well enough to have Thanksgiving dinner with the Freemans, Charlie included, in 1990.
|
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"He really wasn't that sharp, but he pitched well enough to win," manager Pete Mackanin said of Eickhoff.
|
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I may not have known better, sexually speaking, but I knew well enough to communicate better with them.
|
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Herman has felt well enough to continue working from home, though he's cancelled speaking gigs and other events.
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We know the content well enough that we now feel comfortable doing it on any type of platform.
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He felt well enough to ride the exercise bike again and take some more swings in the cage.
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The answer, presumably, is that he doesn't understand the issues well enough to realize that the conflict exists.
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When I'm well enough, I accompany Dunia to the dozens of weddings she is invited to every year.
|
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Make a show like this well enough, and the reassertion of the status quo can feel beautiful somehow.
|
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Young and strong, he was well enough to leave the hospital a week after surgery, walking without help.
|
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Euron's hastily-built fleet does well enough at transporting the soldiers, but dozens of elephants weigh a lot.
|
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Lagerfeld was criticized for doing too much, a lot of it not well enough, as is Mr. Abloh.
|
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In part, it was a recognition that the technology simply doesn't work well enough—at least not yet.
|
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If you dissent well enough you can smuggle it into the British Empire Exhibition as the prize exhibit.
|
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But after consulting with the team's hand specialist, Matz felt well enough to play catch on Thursday afternoon.
|
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She sells handmade macramé and has done well enough to open a second booth with goods from Jordan.
|
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But not nearly well enough to beat Floyd Mayweather, one of the all-time greats of the game.
|
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Legislators don't understand your business model well enough to regulate it, and the public isn't really paying attention.
|
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But they are not well enough understood for them to be associated with specific rises in mean temperature.
|
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I am not sure Bill O'Brien knows how to use DeAndre Hopkins well enough for that to happen.
|
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I like the music in Grindstone well enough, but 15 hours later, I wanna hear about Silver Shamrock!!!
|
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Apparently Netflix likes what it sees well enough: "The Witcher" has already been renewed for a second season.
|
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It also performed well enough to allow him to make another album—then another, and another, and another.
|
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This poses the risk that the SPD will not do well enough to make it into government again.
|
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"I, and my people, I don't think we've explained it well enough to the American public," Trump said.
|
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Most important, some of its insurance markets — created to sell coverage to the uninsured — aren't functioning well enough.
|
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Like the women I knew who cheated, many of the interviewees said they liked their husbands well enough.
|
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The 24-year-old has pitched well enough to win over that stretch, recording three straight quality starts.
|
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My dad&aposs portfolio seemed to be doing well enough, so why not just continue following his lead?
|
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Horned Frogs coach Jamie Dixon said his team didn't move the ball well enough in the first half.
|
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"Nobodies" works this territory well enough, but plenty of others have done or are doing the same thing.
|
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Uber and Ola Cabs, the two ride-share apps I used in India, worked well enough, generally speaking.
|
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And I wouldn't be shocked to see another candidate do well enough to jump into the A-list.
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That can work well enough when those power brokers all agree and can create legitimacy after they've acted.
|
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Although his albums generally sold well enough, they did not move on the scale of big rock acts.
|
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Harvey Weinstein isn't somebody that I would think our audience knew well enough to use as a reference.
|
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"I know my brother well enough to know my brother didn't mean to do this," Vanderpump, 58, told audiences.
|
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Bowman's team wanted to make sure that they understood the universe's radio emission well enough to interpret their signal.
|
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But this technology is still in the experimental stages, and critics question whether it will ever work well enough.
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And I believe I know him well enough to know that he absolutely would walk away in four seconds.
|
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Days later, he was well enough to toss the coin from his wheelchair at Super Bowl LI in Houston.
|
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I mean, I guess I like William well enough, but the staff of Westworld/Delos is kind of interchangeable.
|
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" Or, rather than make braces the default right of passage through puberty, "maybe we should leave well enough alone.
|
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Still, Edelman says he's staying away from Valeant Pharmaceuticals, and doesn't know it well enough to be buying it.
|
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We track our finances using QB, and he doesn't feel like he's keeping track of our expenditures well enough.
|
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Klobuchar and Buttigieg both did well enough to get fresh looks, and fresh donations, from the party's base voters.
|
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If you feel well enough to do some light exercise like a walk or yoga, then it's probably fine.
|
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However, even though they've fallen short in some key games, they have played well enough to receive better seeds.
|
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DXM molecules looked like codeine and stopped the cough well enough, but otherwise couldn't be more different, Kaplin says.
|
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Leaders know well enough that the best ideas often come from those at the ground level, doing the work.
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"That's all you ever want — to do your job well enough that people on the other end are happy."
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It'd be better if Amazon offered a scheduling tool for the display, but the ambient sensor works well enough.
|
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The boys rigged it to the legs of the dining room table; it worked well enough to hold them.
|
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"The shark was not seen well enough to estimate its size," the official Volusia County shark incident report said.
|
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The film was released in 2012 and did well enough to be followed by "Magic Mike XXL" in 2015.
|
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"We didn't shoot the ball well enough when we had the looks that we got and liked," Bickerstaff said.
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I don't want anybody to know me well enough to slap me on the back and say, 'Hey, baby.
|
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The game itself ran well enough, but the virtual screen kept shaking and shifting as I turned my head.
|
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Even if she'd felt well enough to host anyway, a cast would have made all those outfit changes difficult.
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I so appreciate that you 'didn't leave well enough alone,' & again, I'm sorry you feel isolated in taking action.
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Although this probably works well enough, I prefer a slider that you can open when having a video call.
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It works well enough in smaller buildings, but wait times become problematic as elevator shafts get taller and taller.
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I so appreciate that you "didn't leave well enough alone," & again, I'm sorry you feel isolated in taking action.
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BUFFETT SAYS HE QUICKLY SOLD BERKSHIRE STAKE IN ORACLE AFTER HE CONCLUDED HE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND THE BUSINESS WELL ENOUGH
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Doctors wanted to airlift Natalie to a hospital on Greece's mainland, but she was not well enough to move.
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"The first two games, we played well enough to beat two playoff teams," Devils right winger Kyle Palmieri said.
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"We've run well enough a few times to win," Harvick, who has five top-five finishes this year, said.
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But her efforts at Google could not prepare her for the situation at Uber, which started off well enough.
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Then there's the worry you're not selling your performance well enough: "Should I be sadder?" she asks her husband.
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"If I'm not mentally well enough to work, I won't be able to afford my health care," she says.
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Every ML algorithm requires data to learn — enough data to generalize well enough to the scope of the population.
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I was a fan of his music, and I am a fan, but I didn't know him well enough.
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But many people don't read privacy policies or understand app permissions well enough to understand what they're agreeing to.
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And in a pinch, even just sticking a phone with a GPS unit to your dashboard works well enough.
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But the audio didn't work well enough to really enhance the sensation that I was actually at the game.
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These work well enough, though the ultra-wide angle camera is not as crispy due to its lower resolution.
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It did well enough in theaters, pulling in $71 million, but its legacy has far outlived its box office.
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"I know my brother well enough to know my brother didn't mean to do this," Lisa, 58, told audiences.
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The story, which is ultimately about how we wish to portray ourselves, lands well enough, for the most part.
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By May 2002, Netflix was doing well enough to go public, selling 5.5 million shares at $503 a share.
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He appeared as a pinch hitter Monday, and it was apparent Castro was feeling well enough to play Tuesday.
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Foles' replacement, rookie Gardner Minshew II, played well enough that Foles' return to the starting lineup wasn't a given.
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The noise cancellation works well enough to make a difference during a loud commute or in a busy office.
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If he leaves, though, he intends to return, permanently, and he knows Brooklyn well enough to know exactly where.
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After squatting down to catch in the top of the ninth, McCann felt well enough to hit if needed.
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Capitalism lifts standards of living — but regulated capitalism keeps us well enough to enjoy a higher standard of living.
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"The signal doesn't travel far enough, or penetrate through obstructions well enough, to make it economically interesting," Moffett said.
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But the dog likes the young man, and he likes her — well enough to give her a name, Laila.
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"Congress ... [doesn't] understand the issues well enough to be trusted by the American people to address them," said Knight.
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The next day he had a fever of 99 degrees but was feeling well enough to eat and drink.
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Everything Now may have sounded overwrought and lifeless, but the singles still stand up well enough on their own.
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If the date goes well enough, and you liked each other enough, you can follow up with the person.
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I remembered using a Galaxy S3 while living in India a few years ago and liking it well enough.
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Although this worked well enough for the month, it's hard to imagine that this would be sustainable long term.
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" But then you would say — I know you well enough — then you would say "oh, we was too tough.
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Yes, I'm an idiot; but at least I know myself well enough to not even attempt Vitaminwater's upcoming contest.
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" Try instead, "Perhaps I'm not explaining myself well enough" or "Can you tell me why you think that way?
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They stared and stared at a singular scene or object until they knew it well enough to interpret it.
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She's doing well, it seems ... well enough to spit bar for bar with the likes of Naughty By Nature.
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The tickets for her first two "Christmas Shows" were selling well enough to add a third at 11 p.m.
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They may work well enough on the radio or in concert but, conscripted for theatrical service, grow quickly monotonous.
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The Democratic National Convention came off well enough to give Clinton a big polling lead coming out of it.
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"There is a very strong recognition that the market economy isn't working well enough for everyone," Ms. Berman said.
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"Obviously, we aren't playing well enough to win, and it comes in a lot of different ways," Brady said.
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Louis Tikaram, the chef behind LA's E.P. & L.P. knows this, and yet he just couldn't leave well enough alone.
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I guess I don't know ... Yeah, I don't know the insides of the tech companies well enough to say.
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And the two parties haven't been working well enough for the average American to inspire much loyalty, he argues.
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If only the U.S.G.A. can leave well enough alone and let them play, he implied in his pretournament reflections.
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Mother Ollie's cooking technique I remember well enough; it's her recipe for the batter that's lost to me now.
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Both starting pitchers - Jose Berrios and Danny Duffy - pitched well enough to win, though neither factored in the decision.
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Koe understands her subjects — their vanities and vulnerabilities — well enough to invent scenes that are simultaneously believable and fantastical.
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COMEY: I — I don't know for sure, because I don't know the president well enough to read him well.
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The vehicle worked well enough to begin with, recognizing Canadian cars and pedestrians just as well as German ones.
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Do they really know themselves well enough to make a decision that they might feel beholden to for decades?
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Imagine that US troops in Iraq hadn't protected themselves well enough, or that Iran's missiles hit more populated targets.
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But Kaylee still felt well enough to shoot a selfie video a few hours after she arrived at Rainbow.
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O'Leary also accused air traffic controllers of not being staffed well enough to cope, especially when strikes take place.
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"We didn't play near well enough, especially our best players, to win this game," said Cardinals coach Bruce Arians.
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They sound well enough, too, offering a decent amount of bass and plenty of clarity in the high-end.
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After a few minutes of concentrating on his breathing, he felt well enough to make the drive to work.
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She did not speak fluent English, but she did well enough to contribute more in taxes than many Americans.
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Mr. Lagerfeld was criticized for doing too much, a lot of it not well enough, as is Mr. Abloh.
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I know them well enough to be excited about how fans are going to know them in the future.
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Andrew Bird whistles well enough to consider the skill an instrument, implying that words can get in the way.
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Bruno didn't know Tira well enough to say, never mind how he'd begun consorting with her in his thoughts.
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The system worked well enough for decades, but questions arose when Ronald Reagan came to power promising to deregulate.
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Among Mr. Biden's supporters, "well enough" seem to be the watchwords — about both Iowa and his campaign's overall finances.
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Overwatch League has performed well enough to inspire this year&aposs new debut of the Call of Duty League.
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If they are argued well enough, he will accept them, and if they go wrong, they are under control.
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However, a source close to the family told Reuters on Monday that Liu was still well enough to travel.
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The car looks classy, the option sheet stretches into the ionosphere and its engine suits the job well enough.
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It seems we don't understand the planet well enough to be guessing at the timetable for our own extinction.
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I don't know exactly how good I am at making risotto, but I enjoy the finished product well enough.
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German Justice Minister Heiko Maas said the government had not been well enough prepared to avert such an attack.
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The Democrats have a false sense of security, thinking that we are already protected well enough from illegal immigration.
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She was well enough to deploy with special operations in Syria, speakers noted as they looked directly at Richardson.
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The ethical problem of knowing we are getting illegal migrants just well enough for the government to deport them.
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John Dewberry, who collaborated with the architecture and design firm Workstead on the Dewberry's interiors, likes modernism well enough.
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That oft-confusing time when you don't really know each other well enough to know exactly what to do.
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But to play the role convincingly — well enough for people to pay you — requires something a bit more exceptional.
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Anne, however, was not so easily swayed: She declined at first, saying that she didn't know him well enough yet.
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The family relishes the moments when she's feeling well enough to do things, and sometimes goes to play mini golf.
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An on-screen keyboard works well enough, but handwriting recognition would be a welcome addition to the tablet's feature-set.
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The day before my birthday, February 7, my doctors all decided that I was well enough to go home too.
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The technique is nothing fancy, but it has worked well enough, because people can't see or read through the distortion.
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A bot might not be capable of feeling emotion, but perhaps it can pretend well enough to offer some comfort.
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If there were a few frame options that fit most heads well enough at a slightly lower point, for example.
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"He did well enough with his off-speed to kind of keep us off balance," Indians manager Terry Francona said.
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Bruschi recovered well enough from his 2005 stroke to return to the gridiron, playing pro football for another 4 seasons.
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In the days when universities were restricted to elites, the bargain worked well enough for the few; hence the nostalgia.
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His adaptation of the book club favorite went well enough, winning four Oscars for its spectacular menagerie of CGI beasties.
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My attempts to be well enough in this world are also a part of that self, and continue to be.
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I'm sure we had the most modest tax returns of anybody in the place, but we were treated well enough.
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"We know the orbit now well enough to predict where it was in any of the Voyager images," he says.
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South Korea, sadly, didn't do well enough throughout the tournament's first round to move on, even though they beat Germany.
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We know these sisters, mothers, wives, and children well enough to know that nobody puts these babies in the corner.
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The team were offered tickets to the final of the World Cup, but will not be well enough to travel.
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Who knows, if this album does well enough, Biebs could be welcoming a whole new generation into his fan club.
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RHP JC Ramirez pitched well enough to win, but instead got saddled with a 22009-211 loss to the Indians.
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I think you all know me well enough to know I would document the process if I got a surrogate.
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However, DEX works well enough if you're in a pinch and you need your tablet to become a laptop immediately.
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No one second guessed themselves and everyone seemed to be trained well enough to act accordingly in a timely manner.
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Virtual assistants can serve as the intermediary between humans and apps, provided that they work well enough and consistently enough.
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I walked out and went to my car until I felt well enough to drive home, and that was that.
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Colbert, meanwhile, is doing juuuust well enough at CBS, ratings-wise, to earn the benefit of the doubt for now.
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It would be great for the Jays and their fans if he kept hitting well enough for it to happen.
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"There is no doubt that we have not done well enough on this area regarding the correspondent banks," he added.
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Though she was injured and briefly withdrew from competition to recuperate, Kerrigan was well enough to compete in the Olympics.
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He's able to recognize her symptoms well enough to know what to do when she's having a particularly rough day.
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He did not factor into the decision but pitched well enough to warrant consideration for at least one more start.
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Alexa does well enough setting alarms and fulfilling one-off commands, but speech is an inherently social mode of interaction.
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He knew me well enough—when I say I'm bringing out the good stuff, I bring out the good stuff.
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While this simple formula works well enough, the startup wants to tweak this to account for things like variable demand.
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It never became the best selling phone but it sold well enough to help Motorola gain marketshare in many markets.
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There was no word on whether she would be well enough to compete in the 800 later in the week.
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You can follow the story well enough, but this team is also packing in years and years of Batman backstory.
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But it worked well enough that the agency included modified versions of the original DDE on all subsequent Apollo flights.
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Apple has not released any sales information so it's unclear whether they have sold well enough to justify more production.
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Is that a bit of creative photoshopping, or does Siri actually know Game of Thrones well enough to drop puns?
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But that's the point: David Cage seemingly doesn't understand choice well enough to realize what he's implying with this trailer.
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Before every trip home now I find myself hoping that she's feeling well enough to regain some of that energy.
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Sadly, in the days before Dalton died, Renee told PEOPLE that he was never well enough to make the trip.
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They will play well enough at the beginning of the year for me to convince myself this year is different.
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The notion is that if I did it well enough that I'd be able to pay for the other stuff.
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He lost that race to Ronald Reagan but acquitted himself well enough to be picked as the vice presidential nominee.
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Needless to say, Stone makes it into the armed services, though he can't see well enough for his dream job.
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"Clearly Trump felt that McConnell and Ryan are not serving him well enough or loyally enough or both," he wrote.
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They're working, but not well enough; floodwaters were still standing in some places more than a week after the storm.
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While New Coke fared well enough in nationwide taste tests before launching in 1985, it turned out those were misleading.
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Is the climate in your house controlled well enough that you won't have to make adjustments each and every morning?
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He doesn't have any direct contact with the dogs — most of them aren't even well enough to be walked yet.
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RHP Marcus Stroman didn't get a win in his start Saturday, but he certainly pitched well enough to get one.
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I think you all know me well enough to know I would document the process if I got a surrogate.
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The United States needs to do well enough to finish in third place in its regional conference, known as CONCACAF.
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She is "determined" to do all she can to be well enough to attend the events over the coming weekend.
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It follows young families of red and arctic foxes using motion-triggered hidden cameras that apparently weren't hidden well enough.
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Mr. Sanders, despite pockets of strength, has not fared well enough to overcome such a huge deficit among black voters.
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Unable to leave the fight game well enough alone, BJ Penn returns this weekend for just one more, once more.
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You know yourself well enough to be honest about overcommitting, however much you may want to add to your résumé.
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I think we're too close to it in time, and the presence of the signatures is not well enough established.
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They knew me well enough to watch you on their own, and then recommend that I come here on vacation.
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Coming back to it after a few years away though, and it's aged well enough to feel low-key timeless.
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He knows how to exploit angles to his advantage and positions himself well enough to block shots and deflect passes.
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While our workplace is small (fewer than 80 people), it's impossible to know everyone well enough to want to contribute.
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He recently released the music video for "Falling," and is clearly well enough to do interviews about the whole thing.
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The days I felt well enough to leave the house, I blasted the radio while driving my daughter to school.
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Del Potro is at No. 6 but is playing well enough after all his injuries and challenges to dream bigger.
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Punishment in prisons exists as negative reinforcement for avoiding crime, however as research shows it does not work well enough.
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However, Trump did well enough with white women to counteract that deficit, getting 52 percent support, according to exit polls.
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After connecting on a 3-1 pitch, Frazier didn't think he hit it well enough to get through the wind.
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Will and crew did, however, like the basic idea well enough to invite me to suggest alternatives for that slot.
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The last savory course was a traditional ramen soup done well enough that it revived my interest in ramen soup.
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Some are well enough to go home at night to their village, Fateh Abad, but three need long-term hospitalization.
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Vilchez sent off blood to be tested for R.M.S.F. The following day, the patient felt well enough to go home.
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Shaun may not understand human relations well enough to know that, say, he shouldn't wake his apartment superintendent after midnight.
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And most, including Restina and Monica, decided not to name them until they were well enough to be taken home.
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Ranked 38th, Makarova will be unseeded in New York, but she is playing well enough to score a few upsets.
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Ottavino was not in the bullpen because he had not pitched well enough to deserve a spot on the roster.
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"To be honest, we did not do well enough in some areas and we need to do better," Hu said.
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Flacco said he felt like Jackson played well enough to remain the starter while the veteran nursed a hip injury.
|
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When the Parkers are well enough to return home, they take the eldest Heywood daughter, Charlotte (Rose Williams), with them.
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The team had not been prepared well enough then, Gonzalez said, to adapt to that unfamiliar alignment, and it showed.
|
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The Pixelbook apparently sold well enough to convince both Google and Samsung that there's a market for ultra-premium Chromebooks.
|
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About 28,000 students took the multiple-choice test required for admission, and 5,078 did well enough to secure a place.
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"I&aposll miss a lot of things that I don&apost feel I understand well enough," he told the crowd.
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It is the only way we can see the threats around us well enough to act, and to act fast.
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Looking ahead, the company is developing even smarter — intelligent — phones that will know users well enough to offer tailored services.
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NO NO, ALL THE OTHER BUSINESSES WE HAD ARE DOING VERY WELL AND WELL ENOUGH TO COMPENSATE FOR THE FALLOFF.
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We like zero interest rates, cheaper stocks and economies that are doing well enough and earnings that are coming through.
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He's getting paid well enough at Toronto to do what, play against players who are nowhere in the same league.
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But I know him well enough to know that only George will decide when it's time for George to go.
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"I felt like we played well enough to win the game," said Carter, who started at forward for the Grizzlies.
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In a way, she honored your generosity by finding a pal who likes the painting well enough to hang it.
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"I think that African Americans have a real fair point that the industry isn't representing them well enough," Clooney wrote.
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I know him well enough now that I can say with some certainty that this is not a fleeting infatuation.
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Finally, a month after his inpatient rehabilitation, he was well enough to return to normal activities, including running and biking.
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My boyfriend stuck with me through all of that awkward weirdness, and he liked me well enough to marry me.
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Are the informal peer-to-peer markets simply not working well enough to absorb all the different kinds of needs?
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Of course, even if you put sex on the schedule, sometimes one person might not be feeling well enough for it.
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Accreditors are the organizations that basically judge whether a school is performing well enough to get money from the federal government.
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Unlike Microsoft, it understands people well enough to give them consistently comfortable interfaces, and it keeps the interfaces pretty glitch-free.
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But, from my perspective, the economy is performing well enough to stand on its own without support from accommodative monetary policy.
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Her doctor did not clean her up well enough after her C-section, and she ended up developing a severe infection.
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"Recently I've struggled, even though I managed to establish myself well enough to get consistent work from studios," he tells me.
|
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Margaret allegedly hated her, or, perhaps more cuttingly, didn't care to get to know the princess well enough to hate her.
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It was a simple matter of looking at what we weren't doing well enough and making sure that we corrected it.
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It followed well enough but was lagging behind my digit just enough that I could always see the whole red square.
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As such, The Dead Zone is a little uneven, but at its best, it works well enough to smooth itself out.
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After that, he had in-home nursing visits and physical therapy until he was well enough to function on his own.
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The film does that well enough on its own, signposting each reveal long before it lands, making a slow film slower.
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The clip shows his campaign speech in which he criticized the high school janitors for not doing their jobs well enough.
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Though born legally blind, King could still see well enough most of the time to do schoolwork and ride his bike.
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That may confuse James Cameron, but as Jenkins notes, the film's fans, regardless of gender, seem to understand it well enough.
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He's one of two people who knows me well enough to help distract me from my problem and calm me down.
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There are plenty of examples of streaming startups that thrive well enough to get picked up by other networks or providers.
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Just like he knows me well enough that I would check his Instagram anyway since his profile isn't private like mine.
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"I know Michael well enough to know he doesn't need to partake in the tiny, miniscule decisions," Johnson told the site.
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It's not quite as intuitive, but it works well enough, and it also turns Hidden Folks into a more social experience.
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The question is: Can both teams play well enough for the loser of this race to snag a Wild Card berth?
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Now, I can still understand Vietnamese, but I can't speak it well enough to carry a conversation (or without embarrassing myself).
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The X21 does also offer face unlocking, which won't be as secure as Face ID but worked well enough for me.
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This has worked, but not well enough: the output has rarely exceeded five microwatts, while most pacemakers require at least ten.
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Voice search works well enough, though Android TV pushes you towards Google's store just as the Apple TV does towards iTunes.
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We didn't do a lot of things right, but we shot the ball well enough to keep us in the game.
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You don't have to uninstall the standard Chrome app to use Canary, as they both run alongside each other well enough.
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"We're not doing well enough, but it's not for a lack of effort on the part of our players," Mora said.
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As you can see in the video, the second option worked well enough to get her out of the tree unharmed.
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While this worked well enough, it was also an unreliable communication mechanism—solar flares and geomagnetic storms made skywave transmissions impossible.
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However, a royal source suggests to PEOPLE that the Queen and Philip will be well enough to travel tomorrow or Friday.
|
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He and Chloe have been inseparable ever since ... and clearly it's going well enough he's ready to pull the plug permanently.
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This works well enough, but it means you'll always need your phone with you if you want the most accurate results.
|
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The experiment eventually morphed into Stickman Golf, a modest success that did well enough to warrant a bigger and better sequel.
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Guardians of the Galaxy works well enough without Darth Vader – and it's basically impossible to imagine without Awesome Mix Vol. 1.
|
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Last week, Buhari said he was feeling well enough to go back to Nigeria and was just awaiting his doctors' permission.
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That worked well enough for a decade, but as the financial system has grown bigger, so have the holes in it.
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It's not quite the "if I can change, and you can change" monologue from Rocky IV, but it works well enough.
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They liked each other well enough that by the end of the proceedings they had resolved to have a baby together.
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They decided that when Andrew was well enough, they would not return to their old home but begin a new life.
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Once, earlier in my bid, I'd made the mistake of not hiding what I had well enough from a fellow inmate.
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Salazar, a right-hander who was named to his first All-Star Game this season, felt well enough to resume throwing.
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They kissed for a long while on the sofa and then went to bed and even that worked out well enough.
|
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However, in 2005, Coca-Cola decided it wasn't performing well enough and killed the brand — at least in the American market.
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With a full week to prepare, I think Teddy Bridgewater can play well enough to keep things close with the Seahawks.
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Instead, a long period of decline, during which institutions perform just well enough to avoid catastrophe, is the most likely outcome.
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He wrote in a letter to the president-elect that he was not well enough to make an in-person appearance.
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Clinton performs well enough, she could achieve something her husband, Bill Clinton, never did: winning a majority of the popular vote.
|
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Dr. Settersten asked how many of them knew their professors well enough to request a letter of recommendation for the application.
|
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In fact, Hornsby says, the worst advice ever received was not to take a job because it didn't pay well enough.
|
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I don't know where he's going to fit on this club, but I'm hoping that he's well enough to fit somewhere.
|
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That has worked well enough that global financial assets look relatively richly priced relative to historical fundamentals, despite some recent turbulence.
|
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Kasich and Cruz together should do well enough in the states ahead to prevent Trump from getting a majority of delegates.
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His publicist tells us event organizers were notified ahead of the show that Bill was not well enough to make it.
|
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While it's tempting to wonder what a more noirish style might have produced, Mr. White's approach pays off well enough here.
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Without running water, people are probably not washing their hands or boiling water often enough, or cooking their food well enough.
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"I hit the ball well enough to shoot a low score and I got off to a quick start," Woods said.
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Others went into our local pharmacy — maybe they live across the digital divide or can't see well enough to order online.
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They're oddball results from just a few studies, in a field that's nowhere near well-enough understood to offer definitive answers.
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Were they not well enough adapted to the colder climate during the ice age that covered much of Europe in glaciers?
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What exactly does it mean that scientists are truly beginning to understand the biology of memory well enough to manipulate it?
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I never had a chance to get to know him well enough to find out what made my mother love him.
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Still, I thought well enough of myself to apply to Columbia's graduate journalism school, which wasted no time in rejecting me.
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Or does it mean that you don't like him personally but think that he's handling affairs of state well enough anyway?
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In "The Rules," the husband isn't a real person — he can't be because we never get to know him well enough.
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This might be the refugee I profiled in Detroit, who doesn't speak English well enough to navigate the health care system.
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She realized she could not rebut what seemed untrue to her because she did not know her family's history well enough.
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"I played well enough to win a few times this year and I only got over the line once," McIlroy said.
|
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To remain a viable candidate, he will also need to do well enough in states Sanders currently leads to receive delegates.
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We're told the delay was because everyone wanted to make sure he was well enough to release an album and tour.
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"My face droops, my speech becomes very slurred, and I can't speak well enough to form a sentence," she told me.
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Molson Coors admitted that the little-known brand isn't performing well enough for the company to capture a larger market share.
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Analysts said Mr. Raisi fared well enough in the elections to maintain his status as a potential successor to Ayatollah Khamenei.
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Many Gabonese suspect that the president, who is 60 years old, will never be well enough to resume full-time work.
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Existing VR motion controllers work well enough, but VR could be made significantly more immersive and accessible with quality hand tracking.
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He was doing pretty well, he said, but not well enough to make him believe that passing was a foregone conclusion.
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Not that anyone asked, but I sew well enough to have made the occasional garment for Sarah, back in the day.
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Luft was well enough to go on book tour and to attend the premiere of the new A Star Is Born.
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I was reasonably athletic, and got along well enough with other kids, so I wasn't quite on the nerd outer limits.
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This demonstrates that you understand them and their situation well enough to be able to bring a new perspective to it.
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And then it became a narrative where E-Trade's not doing well enough for everybody to buy, they're just not growing.
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"We know that we didn't play well enough to put ourselves in the right position to make the playoffs," Conforto said.
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Dahlvig took collaboration so seriously as CEO, that he would not promote high performers that couldn't work with teams well enough.
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Granderson said his hip felt well enough to test it before the game, and he told Collins he could pinch-hit.
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So Bishop was wary when, just a few weeks later, in September, 1967, Lota claimed to be well enough to visit.
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Those jobs may not include employer-provided insurance, and they may not pay well enough for families to afford private insurance.
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One mark of a good series is that it knows its characters well enough that any one can carry an episode.
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Late last year, Lowe's was targeted by activist investor D.E. Shaw & Co. for not performing well enough relative to its peers.
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It's just that we know each other well enough to know what topics of conversation will make each other most comfortable.
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Late last year, though, Lowe's was targeted by activist investor D.E. Shaw & Co. for not performing well enough relative its peers.
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An epic showdown would be certain if McCain, who is fighting brain cancer, were well enough to attend Haspel's confirmation hearing.
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Parents want a certain amount of conformity in their children, and they want all of their children to do well enough.
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My own three liked "The Magic Flute" well enough when I first took them, and laughed in all the right places.
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Then there are remarkable authors who are well-known in their motherlands but still not translated well enough around the world.
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We know the characters well enough that it can nod toward what's already been established to avoid having even more exposition.
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I know it's understaffed, but people are getting left in the community that aren't well enough to be in the community.
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Once freed, the controls worked well enough, but again the PlayStation Move controllers really limit what Supermassive can do with hand tracking.
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After Mr. Rubio's robotic performance in the last debate, there's reason to wonder whether he'll do well enough to clear the field.
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Sure, they've got to have a badass work ethic, the will to overcome serious roadblocks, and, well, enough money in the bank.
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I just finished a bout of midterms at Northwestern University that allegedly went well enough for me to make it through undergrad.
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By then, though, the movie has delivered well enough to justify watching it on HBO, if not necessarily rushing to the multiplex.
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Typing in names of artists, albums, or songs works well enough, but trying to filter results or narrow them down is tricky.
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Speidell's fund has done well enough to command a reported 20 percent performance fee on top of a 1 percent management fee.
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In fact, he says, the worst advice ever received was not to take a position just because it didn't pay well enough.
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I think the Leslie Jones incident shows that they are not committed to responding to these attacks fast enough or well enough.
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" These days, Hagerty says, "I think that teams realize that if they do it well enough, it has appeal outside their market.
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Did I resent her because her songs matched too well with my own experiences as an Asian woman, or not well enough?
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You probably know yourself well enough to understand what makes you happy, and on your birthday you should do whatever that is.
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They feel like they could only be made by someone these people knew well — well enough to let him get that close.
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When her time off was exhausted and she was still not well enough to return to work, colleagues donated their own leave.
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Making it profitable means understanding the city well enough to know if a tantalizing cluster of scooters is in a dangerous area.
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It was all pretty scary, actually, but fortunately everyone is now well enough that I can sit here and write about it.
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The other thing to know is that professional photographers will know their gear well enough to be able to operate it blindly.
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I've even gone on dates with trans women, but only when they pass well enough that I'm not anxious someone will know.
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Her recovery is far from over, but it is hoped she will be well enough to attend her 15-year-old's funeral.
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"I so appreciate that you 'didn't leave well enough alone,' & again, I'm so sorry you feel isolated in taking action," he wrote.
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Rather than be perceived as juvenile, wait until you know the person well enough to send the more quirky or obscure emoji.
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That worked well enough Wednesday night, when the Clippers beat the Dallas Mavericks 119-28 to snap a two-game losing streak.
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Eventually they come up with a method that works well enough, allowing us to see watermelon slaughter in all its gutsy glory.
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"I don't have any update beyond the fact that he's well enough to be arraigned," Shalom said of his client's medical condition.
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But his chemo seemed to be working, and he was counting down the days until he was well enough to come back.
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Cion kept asking if Kat wanted to work on art for the space suit, but she hadn't been well enough to participate.
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The 2018 Tomb Raider does well enough to satisfy a video game and movie franchise simultaneously, but the two aren't easily reconciled.
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But it appears those in-app payments have now performed well enough to send China to the top of the revenue charts.
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And I know her well enough to know that she's interested and curious about solutions and not wedded to just one plan.
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Princess Kate, who revealed she is pregnant for a third time, was not well enough to see her son off to school.
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Correa said he spent most of the previous two days sleeping but awoke on Thursday morning feeling well enough to resume participation.
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And at each milestone, she narrates her process of making sure she knows herself well enough to communicate her needs and emotions.
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But in the days before Dalton died, his mother Renee tells PEOPLE that he was never well enough to make the trip.
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An MRI–based test might thus be developed to determine when or whether a player is well enough to return to play.
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Perhaps the person is in the wrong role, has not been trained well enough or is going through a difficult time personally.
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Simon said the snippet shows Piazza being able to walk well enough to avoid hitting furniture and able to close a door.
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This allowed schools to make use of clunkers that had long ago stopped performing well enough to be worth handing to students.
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"Existing methods of keyword searching and advanced levels of that work well enough if the prior art is obviously there," Karypis said.
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Dilip suffered from severe asthma but no air purifier at the time seemed to work well enough to clean up indoor pollutants.
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Ray's teammate, Taurean Nixon, documented the whole thing -- and though Ray was strugglin' at times ... he did well enough to get certified!
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The relationship began well enough: in 1946, when the USS Missouri sailed into Istanbul, the show of American might was warmly welcomed.
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He'll execute well enough for the first ten seconds of a possession and then melt into a puddle for no discernible reason.
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"I think we've played well enough long enough here that teams aren't going to take us lightly," Jackets coach John Tortorella said.
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Still, Flanagan seemed to be able to mesh Kubrick's masterpiece well enough with King's work to garner the approval of the author.
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When Evan was well enough to make the trip in 2012, Bourdain sent him his list of the best restaurants to visit.
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I knew the product well enough to tell when there was an attempt to manipulate me because of my gender or age.
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Long a staple of conservative campaign rhetoric, Republicans proved unable to marshal themselves well enough to carry out their years of threats.
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Otto Fricke, member of the federal executive board of Germany's FDP, told CNBC Monday that talks were going well enough for now.
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Falcons 227, Saints 220 "We didn't play well enough to win today, really, against anybody," Coach Sean Payton said of the Saints.
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It would allow high-risk individuals to be proactive and prepare for potential crises when they are well enough to do so.
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"It was not designed well enough for that piece of water and the beating a structure takes in that location," he said.
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He knows me well enough to understand that when I'm dissertating on the merits of tufted cushions, I'm chewing on something else.
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He said he had known Heaney's work well enough to immediately think of basing a year's program on the poet's 12 collections.
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It worked well enough that by 2010, they were pitching investors at a TechCrunch Disrupt as one of the event's "battlefield" participants.
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"I do know her well enough to say that she would want us to be laughing and even mocking her," Hamill said.
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That year, your stocks do well enough that you now have 10% more money, making your new ratio 43% stocks, 40% bonds.
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Without a solvent, chemists could not be confident that all the particles would mix well enough to meet each other and react.
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What would happen to her, she wondered, if Nabih got well enough to travel to Sweden to reunite with his family there.
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Inside the reef, an octopus was supposed to be hiding, although this one didn't hide well enough to escape the braising pot.
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Mr. Trump probably performed well enough to silence the 11-hour whispering campaign among Republicans about somehow ejecting him from the ticket.
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If it can't retain ice well enough to keep things fresh during a weeklong stay in a cabin or camper, same deal.
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Android tablets from Motorola, HTC, Samsung and others were rarely anything more than adequate, though they sold well enough for a while.
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We *def* don't recommended this, but Model S floats well enough to turn it into a boat for short periods of time.
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With years of experience leading sales for swimwear, Chuck believed he knew the industry well enough to take it on head first.
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Both performances seem repeatable, but Dallas has played well enough in its other three games that giving 3.5 points is too many.
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With the exception of those three pitches, Gray — as he has in all of his Yankee starts — performed well enough to win.
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Officials with his campaign now acknowledge that his original strategy of driving turnout among typically undisposed voters is not working well enough.
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Bloomberg didn't even do well enough to accomplish that — as Biden swept most of the states on Tuesday, including delegate-rich Texas.
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Instead, the governing Democratic Party of Socialists fared well enough to remain in power, and the country joined the alliance in 2017.
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O'ROURKE: My goal is to ensure that every American is well enough to live to their full potential because they have healthcare.
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Then she started having trouble seeing well enough to perform financial transactions and had a few accidents while cooking in the kitchen.
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I met Zaid Farekh, who did well enough writing business software to start a local accelerator of his own, called Propeller Incorporated.
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Within a short amount of time, Wong had learned German well enough to converse with Benjamin, which both surprised and delighted him.
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He had died — probably because his damaged brain could not reason well enough to prevent him from hanging himself — several weeks earlier.
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Thankfully, my younger brother, and I (we are in our mid-20s) both have stable white-collar jobs that pay well enough.
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Or you could leave well enough alone: You're all volunteers; the objects presumably are of no great value; the sin is venial.
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Basically, Chase's date went well enough that JoJo was willing to keep getting to know him with an overnight, camera-less stay.
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The images are so dark and muddy that you can't see what's going on well enough to know why you don't care.
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Kaylee left the hospital the next morning and felt well enough to go to her family's Christmas celebration at her aunt's house.
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But he's seemingly disliked Boston so much that the team might catch a break if he continues to pitch well enough. 3.
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He did well enough on placement tests in harmony and composition to get three years' credit, and he graduated in a year.
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For one thing, Wheeler pitched just well enough to lose, with the Mets falling, 2-1, to drop to six games below .
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"Facial recognition technology works well enough that it's a huge temptation for the government to try and track Americans," Merkley told Motherboard.
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Peter Friebe, the president of OnlineBuildings, said that property managers simply saw little reason to reinvent a system that worked well enough.
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The patient had a pulmonary-function test, and her lungs were functioning well enough that she was taken off the inhaled steroids.
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Obviously you have to know your lines and know them well enough in front of a crowd, [so] you harness their attention.
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But while Sanders is still performing well enough among both liberals and moderates, Warren's favorability rating takes a hit among moderate Democrats.
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I don't know the individual players well enough to say whether this is something Mr. Kahn invented or whether it actually happened.
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And not every product sells well enough to offset the steep price cuts, analysts at Citi Research wrote in a research note.
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Could he now act well enough to play Pierre, the unhappy Russian aristocrat who would be onstage for most of the show?
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The big question is whether their opponents can perform well enough to give themselves a chance to catch up down the line.
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Ultimately, while I liked "The Rise of Skywalker" well enough, I also thought it was the weakest installment of the new trilogy.
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It's presented mockumentary style, a format that has lost its freshness but works well enough here given the frivolousness of the proceedings.
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It went well enough that Maersk and IBM followed up by tracking containers with pineapples from Colombia, and mandarin oranges from California.
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Andujar said he felt well enough to play after the collision, but Thursday's game was postponed, and he did not play Friday.
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Or, at least, well enough for me to go downstairs, a little before dawn, as I sometimes did, to watch him sleep.
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He can make basic reads as a passer, but doesn't see the court well enough to be a true playmaking stretch four.
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