It's not that everything is going to be all right — nothing is going to be all right.
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Regan told me that I would be all right, it would be all right, but I knew that I wasn't safe.
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"Majors kissed her on the forehead, brushed her hair back and said, 'It's going to be all right, punkin'; everything's going to be all right now,' " the detective said in the statement.
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If you just followed the rules, you'd be all right.
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The Walking Dead He said he'd be all right, right?
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So, as long as we good, we'll be all right.
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"She said, 'Everything's going to be all right,'" he said.
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"Are you sure you'll be all right?" my mother asked.
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No, he tells her, but Monday might be all right.
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I believe that Harrison would be all right with that.
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If it's a crowd that supports Trump, I'll be all right.
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If I can clean those up, I should be all right.
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"She'll be all right soon," my father said, avoiding my eyes.
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Just put in the work, and you should be all right.
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We can't assume that everything is going to be all right.
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Disappointing now, but I'll get back up, I'll be all right.
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I just told her, 'You're going to be all right, mami.
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And things will be all right, even if they look uncertain.
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"He'll be all right, won't he?" she asked, her voice unravelling.
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"As long as one station stays here, I'll be all right."
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If he would stop chasing women he probably would be all right.
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If you have a long time horizon, you should be all right.
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This man whispers to you, telling you everything will be all right.
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"He's going to keep fighting and he's going to be all right."
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What's going on with you, are you going to be all right?
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At first he thought he'd be all right, but the wind changed.
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"I think I'd be all right in a zombie apocalypse," she said.
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I've got the legs, and hopefully everything else will be all right.
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I expected a lot more, but I'm going to be all right.
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To get to that place where everything's going to be all right.
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But channeling his new coach's sereneness, Anthony said, "I'll be all right."
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I had a feeling in me that it would be all right.
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I thought, oh, it'll be all right, I'm meant to be here.
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If you do both of those things together, you'll be all right.
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"We're very fortunate that he is going to be all right," Crowder said.
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The whole point of it is that it's going to be all right.
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It's good news that he'll get back out there and be all right.
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He wanted to know if I thought that she would be all right.
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Let not your heart be -- all right, why I take your comment tonight?
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It's important to remember, dearly beloved, that everything's going to be all right.
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"We'll be all right with the help of the Lord," she told him.
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We know, at the end of the day, everything will be all right.
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"She said, 'Everything's going to be all right,'" Morgan recalled of Domingo's encouragement.
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I think we'll be all right, I think we can really do this shit.
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Now, EnviroCorp got paid to tell us everything was going to be all right.
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"We can build a wall around Maryland, maybe that'll be all right," he added.
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Sure, I think she would be all right driving home, but why tempt fate?
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"I took a leap of faith that this would be all right," she said.
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Irving thought it was his AC joint and said he would be all right.
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I suddenly felt I wasn't alone and that somehow I would be all right.
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Life can be tough, he told us, but it's going to be all right.
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For those folks -- I want to be -- all right, that moment was sarcastic as hell.
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I don't have a cart or a wife or a dog, I'll be all right.
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Everything will be all right in the end, if not better than ever, macroeconomically speaking.
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Whenever I see those skateboard kids, I think, 'Those skateboard kids will be all right.
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"At the end of the day, if I do that, I will be all right."
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I think going forward, we'd be all right, though, if they weren't all like that.
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It looked like something I would eat, so I thought it would be all right.
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And on Wednesday, the president was at his this-will-all-be-all-right best.
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"Everything should be all right so long as the stock market holds up," he said.
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I think if we just stick to the process we're going to be all right.
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"Everything will be all right," he said, referring to the wrist, not the team's chances.
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But, Samuel says it's gonna be all right ... 'cause No. 12 is still under center.
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Perhaps we should all just relax and trust that the kids will be all right.
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He&aposs got a little boo-boo on his nose, but he&aposll be all right.
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I couldn't give him a few words and tell him that everything would be all right.
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"It's going to be all right," grown-ups keep telling Christopher in bruised, self-betraying voices.
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If it ends up being a gift, that would be all right by him, he said.
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He apologized to Chiozza several times and kept asking him if he would be all right.
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"Would you be all right holding my ankle?" she asked a woman seated by her feet.
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Instead of looking inward, we often look for external verification that everything will be all right.
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"Don't worry about it, you service in the military, you'll be all right," Barajas told CNN.
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We need the president to let us know that everything is going to be all right.
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According to Bill Miller, investors will be all right if they buy safe high-quality stocks.
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" One of the officers repeatedly tells him to relax, saying "You're going to be all right.
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And if it goes up to 2000% or 2.5%, that would be all right with me.
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His prospects look bright, and I reassure him that everything will be all right very soon.
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"She told me, 'Boy, you gonna be all right; God got you,' " he recalls, tearing up.
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"That would be all right, too," Mr. Jones told me later when I described the conversation.
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But I knew I was going to be all right once I got a call from you.
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The men express faith that "Amma" or "Mother", as many Tamils call her, will be all right.
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"I think he thought, 'I just got the flu; I'll be all right,' " Beverly Baughman told WPXI.
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"If I could be like any one of them, I think I'll be all right," Dunn said.
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Even if you pay no attention at all to how you're sleeping, you'll basically be all right.
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"If I keep telling myself that it'll be all right/Maybe I could get some sleep tonight."
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Its completion (and smell!) offers the possibility that somehow things really are going to be all right.
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So the next time you start getting nervous about it, just remind yourself:Bob: I'm gonna be all right.
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They need to know that everything's going to be all right even when you're not sure it is.
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It may take a while — it may take a long while — but we're going to be all right.
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For the first time in a while, I felt positive—that I was going to be all right.
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This would be all right if the flavors made as strong an impression as the shapes they'd taken.
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Reaction: "There's an idea that we'll all be all right in the end," a political-science professor said.
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There were so many choices that it would be all right if my body rejected the first one.
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Just as long as these fancy-schmancy people don't come over to Section 203, it'll be all right.
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And I knew that as long as I kept walking towards the mountain I would be all right.
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This is eight games of a bit of a roller coaster ride, but we're gonna be all right.
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Because I have a small fire extinguisher in my car, and everything is going to be all right.
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"I want to play and I think I'll be able to, so I'll be all right," Jackson said.
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I told my husband at the time that it would be all right, that maybe I was wrong.
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"Baby don't worry about a thing/I'll be okay, I'll be all right," Buhanan-Decker said the lullaby goes.
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I did a song with Ghanian musicians called 'Bibia Be Ye Ye,' which means 'everything will be all right.
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He made you feel like he was going to take care of you — like everything would be all right.
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" Slade: On Tuesday, he comes in my office again and he says, "No, [he's going to be all right].
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"It's going to take a long time for Harry to be all right, but I have faith," he adds.
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So after I ask them, I go back and say to Curtis, 'You're going to be all right, man.
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They are hoping to have a child but say that if it doesn't happen, that will be all right.
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If I go up there and just tell my side of the story, I think I'll be all right.
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Her last words to him as she headed out the door were, "It's OK, Daddy, I'll be all right."
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If my son can accomplish, two percent of what O'Neal accomplished, then I'd certainly be all right with that.
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Polaroid is a good brand for these, but again, any household name with decent reviews should be all right.
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" That's teenage slang in Nigeria, roughly translating as "At the end of the day we will be all right.
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"I just messaged him back saying, 'Mate, everything's going to be all right,'" he said, a beer in hand.
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I just thought if I make a few putts, it might play well and I might be all right.
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The mayor assured him, "Ah David, it'll be all right," Professor King recalled, but it was not all right.
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"Nothing's going to happen," I said, even though I could not possibly know if he would be all right.
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It is worth repeating like a mantra for the next 24 hours: Everything is going to be all right.
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For example, 9 percent thought it would be all right to withdraw 103 to 24 percent of their savings annually.
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"Girls wanting a night out may be all right elsewhere but it is not part of Indian culture," he said.
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This would be all right, I guess, except that he's so clearly miserable over the lack of company up there.
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I want to tell her that everything will be all right, that she hasn't even begun to live her life.
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The world might be scary and so many things are uncertain, but I think we're going to be all right.
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" On the final line, Kacey sings a standalone coda to the rest of the song: "It'll all be all right.
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"If you could guarantee DACA didn't encourage people coming over, I'd be all right with it," someone else put in.
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The siblings talked this way, back and forth, as if to reassure each other that everything would be all right.
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If it goes to two and a quarter or two and a half, that would be all right with me.
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When I was sad and scared, she would squeeze me tight and say it's all going to be all right.
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For the rest of that day, and much of the following day, things seemed to be all right, she said.
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"We are going to be all right, because we constantly get to tell the whole world who we are," Hanks said.
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I wanted to cry too, but there would be nobody to hug me and tell me it would be all right.
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"There's still a feeling that if we just redistribute wealth, everything will be all right," says Senator Mark Warner of Virginia.
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This is Alito's way of pushing back on that claim, and insisting that public sector unions will be all right regardless.
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"He is out of the hospital, and I am glad he's gonna be all right," his mother, Barbara Beaucher, told CNN.
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She frets over the idea of posing nude, but she thinks it will be all right as long as it's classy.
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The message of Mr Davis's grin was palpable: don't worry about the detail, it will be all right on the night.
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"We are going to be all right," said Tom Hanks, who was the guest of honor at MoMA's annual film benefit.
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"For those folks who thought, 'We'd be all right if we got it,' what about everybody else you've seen?" he asked.
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"As long as he keeps doing what I tell him, keep God first, he's going to be all right," she said.
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He's only 24, so I feel like a bit of a mother hen toward him and tell him he'll be all right.
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" Oakland reliever Marc Rzepczynski added, "Once he got out of the first inning, you knew it was going to be all right.
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Thomas Middleditch: Also, a quick shout-out to Nvidia, just whenever those graphics cards are in, I'll be all right with that.
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" He said that with a few key court decisions and some solid city enforcement, he thought "we're going to be all right.
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" As John told the Daily Mail, "How can anything ever be all right again when your only child has been horribly murdered?
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"In the tree, the angel winked at me as if they were saying, 'You're gonna be all right now,' " she tells PEOPLE.
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As one young girl made her way down the ladder, she became frightened until Marro assured her she would be all right.
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It is not called Woke Up Happy, and Hutchison spends no time telling the listener that everything's going to be all right.
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I'll be all right, and if all things go as they should, I should be good to go for my next start.
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As if they know they can do this now, that it might be all right if they can just keep this up.
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I used to tell myself that it would be all right to sacrifice my mental well-being for some long-term gratification.
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We feed ourselves well because good food makes things better, makes possible the belief that despite all, everything will be all right.
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If appropriate, feel free to include a brief line asking whether it would be all right to stay in touch in the future.
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If you draw a line from Nashville to Salt Lake City, anything South of that line will be all right for going out.
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To the contrary, it ends on a sweetly optimistic note, with a sense that this little girl is going to be all right.
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"For him to be all right and mentally deal with this, he was going to lean on football," said his wife, Aubrey James.
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I think we'll be all right, I don't think we need to overhaul the team, I don't think we need to make changes.
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This video is a little scarier, but as long as you`re not rooting for the snake, everything is going to be all right.
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" Aiming his camera at the bedroom door, Diaz tried to soothe the child, saying, "Nothing&aposs happening, it&aposs going to be all right.
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"I confide much in God, so I have confidence I will be all right and that nothing bad will happen to me," Bernard says.
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If your friend is struck by lightning and he seems to be all right, but his hair is smoking, is it O.K. to laugh?
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I think we need to buckle down and understand that once we fix the little things that we can change, we&aposll be all right.
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Hanks, the night's honoree and longtime Democratic supporter, assured the star-studded audience that "we are going to be all right" after Donald Trump's election.
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"When you live somewhere other than California, you do have this golden image that everything will be all right when you get here," Waits explained.
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"I heard that cry and that was like music to my ears as a parent because he was going to be all right," Bulmer said.
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As officers flooded the courtyard, Mr. Jones grew hysterical, wailing, apologizing and begging the officer handcuffing him for reassurance that he would be all right.
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But, Covington looked to be all right on the hardwood this week ... shooting jumpers, getting rebounds, playing defense and mixing it up in the paint.
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But minutes later, you'll want to put an arm around this big man's shoulder and, together with him, hope that things will be all right.
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She has seen tears and arguments, she said, has packed meals up for customers to go, told them that everything really will be all right.
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No matter how bad things seem to get, life will continue to give you a pass so that everything will be all right in the end.
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"For the overall competitiveness of the euro zone, it may be all right," Schaeuble said, adding that the euro exchange rate was also on the rise.
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We might be all right, but what about now within Long Beach's mortal danger, where guns and police are consistently ruining the lives of black men?
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Some arrived with a sense of purpose and defiance, to show that everything is going to be all right, to remember the loved ones they lost.
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Everything is not going to be all right, and sometimes people you love are going to be sacrificed for the greater good… or just to chance.
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It seems to be all right to say or do absolutely anything to gain power in this country no matter how vile, degrading, abusive or untrue.
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I think people know me, that's one of the reasons the governor thought it would be all right to ask me to serve in this position.
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Watch a lot of footage and just take what you learn from that footage and apply it to your game and I think you should be all right.
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With a few more lies dispensed, she heads over to jail to tell Alex, not necessarily that it's all going to be all right, but that she's there.
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Marshaling evidence from sources including evolutionary biology and her own Berkeley lab, she argues that the kids'll be all right pretty much no matter what their parents do.
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In the finale, she hid in a correction officer's office as the raid commenced, called the hospital and learned that her son was going to be all right.
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" And if we're at a football tailgate party and our crowd's a little younger, we count on Kendrick Lamar to assure us that "we gon' be all right.
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In the worst imaginable moment, the hands go up, and they put faith in what adults have promised them: Just follow the rules, and you'll be all right.
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Now that the force has professionalized, this might be all right — except that it's also a sure sign that the country's civilian institutions are failing this troubled democracy.
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Even when he flubbed some kitchen maneuver, and perhaps especially when he flubbed, he reassured his audience that it was going to be all right in the end.
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At the end of the day, we just need to keep doing what we've been doing to get us to this point, and I think we'll be all right.
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" That being said, he did admit to having "a little meltdown" the other night with Gabriella, though he added, "we will be all right, we will get through it.
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"I had a little meltdown the other night with my daughter Gabriella talking to her," Giudice said, adding, "but we will be all right we will get through it."
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"I've tried to tell myself that it will be all right and that I can continue in good conscience before God and man," Chamberlin wrote in a Facebook post.
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"We're going to be all right," Barnes told reporters moments after the Volunteers dropped an 82-33 decision to Chattanooga, Tennessee's first loss in a home opener since 1991.
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It might be all right to tell you that the letter had come and that, because your wife wrote in confidence, you needed to ask her what she said.
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The degree to which white, liberal, urban America relied on polling reports and FiveThirtyEight and the Upshot to tell them everything was going to be all right is incredible.
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During the 19-minute interview – only some of which aired on television, Manigault Newman also said that only time will tell whether the country will be all right under Trump.
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No, if I went into the past, it would be just 20 years back, to find a teenage boy in the basement ...[and] to tell him he'll be all right.
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"My father stayed with the man, probably telling him all the while, everything was going to be all right," Michael said, his steady voice breaking as he remembered his father's sacrifice.
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"I know a lot of Republicans who feel the same way because Donald Trump seems like he might not even be all right, if you know what I mean," she added.
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News Analysis People in a country in trouble look to the president to help soothe and to tell them that although things might be bad, we will eventually be all right.
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" Starr adds that Marina seemed "out of her mind" as she flipped between saying things like, "I'll never speak to her again," meaning the nanny, and consoling Nessie, "You'll be all right.
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"She had that incredible ability — which [Harry] knd of inherited — to make people feel at ease and make them feel that everything's gonna be all right," John, 70, says in the documentary.
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The good news: Everything is going to be all right, Mr. Scoroposki assured her, including her career and next week's release of Netflix's "The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina," in which she stars.
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He started a podcast, "Everything's Going to Be All Right," with the conservative writer Katie Pavlich, and joined America First Action, a "super PAC" formed to support Mr. Trump and his allies.
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But people in a country in trouble look to the president to help explain, to help soothe, to reassure them that although things might be bad, we will eventually be all right.
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Despite the political chaos and controversy surrounding the UK's 21 vote to leave the European Union, the 21-year-old actor explained he thinks everything will be all right in the end.
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Walking through the audience to a small stage, where her excellent band and backup singers await, Jomama asks a series of questions: What if I told you it's going to be all right?
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Probably, but if you can go with the flow (Neptune's all about flow) and face some disappointments gracefully (you're basically a professional pessimist, so you'll live), you will be all right with Neptune.
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"Those who explain that we can easily live without Europe, that everything is going to be all right, and that it's going to bring a lot of money home are liars," he declared.
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" He said he recognizes that "you can't take a decade of mistrust and wipe that out on the idea that there's a new sheriff in town and everything is going to be all right.
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" On the other, he said, "I do not hold with the fuzzy-headed notion that all we have to do is sit down and reason with the Soviets and everything will be all right.
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In a song that's not on the album — a jubilant, at some points gospelly waltz that promised "Sooner or later, it's gonna be all right" — Mr. Bossard added vocals, cuing the audience to join him.
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Only the rare series finale reveals each and every thing that happens to the characters after the credits roll, but most sitcoms do try to suggest that everything will be all right for all involved.
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It would be all right to permanently edit the genes of babies so long as researchers were doing it for the health of the children, and with proper oversight, a panel of experts said Tuesday.
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A breakout exception like the devastating ode to marital hypocrisy, "We're Gonna Be All Right," feels out of sync with the characters who sing it (though Mr. Elder and Ms. Hunt deliver it with zing).
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The psychological aspect — which is more interesting — has to do with the ways in which they adjust to their bizarre new reality, how they keep reassuring themselves, hopefully, that everything's going to be all right.
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Officers have made comments like, "it would be all right if you were out here working, so long as I get lunch," Spellman said, essentially forcing her to buy them a meal to avoid being arrested.
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But it's not exactly CBS, a network known for heroes with steady hands and steadier jaws, who stare determinedly into the middle distance and do everything they can to make sure it will all be all right.
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"Gilda, you're talking like this is a fairy tale, and you're going to meet Prince Charming, and everything's going to be all right, and we'll both live happily ever after," he told her, according to his book.
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"Those who explain that we can easily live without Europe, that everything is going to be all right, and that it's going to bring a lot of money home are liars," declared President Emmanuel Macron of France.
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Assuming the 12 trapped boys and their coach are healthy and not exerting themselves, "because they're near sea level and the pressure is normal, then they should be all right" for the time being, Professor Cheung said.
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I wanted to cry, but since nobody would hug me and tell me it would be all right, I simply marched toward the trolley station, left-right, left-right, left-right, just like we did at the camp.
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She and her family might be all right if the new world order could find a way to equally value the disabled, the nonwhite, the non-binary and the people who need an artificial coping mechanism or two.
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"I'd actually just said it would be all right if there were places to smoke outdoors when I was jeered, and this was so contradictory I wondered if he'd even been listening, which made me even sadder," he said.
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He has recorded three episodes of a podcast with the conservative writer Katie Pavlich called "Everything's Going to Be All Right," and will record a fourth from Tuesday's book party, before taking a hiatus until after the book tour.
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And all that time—while we went spinning across into three lanes of oncoming traffic—all that time you were just talking to me very quietly in your normal voice, telling me everything was going to be all right.
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As long as you go into Sunday night knowing that Spotlight will depress you, Mad Max will make you wary of the future (and Australians), and your dad is probably routing for Bridge of Spies, you should be all right.
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Nothing was threatening, only the possibility that the silence might be broken, and I guess that I may have had this idea that if I was the one to break it it would be all right, or not as bad.
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I thought this would be all right because it's flavored like blueberries which makes me feel safe, but there was actually a bit of an uneasy crunch to it which really brought me back and made feel a bit queasy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Foreign secretary Boris Johnson warned there could be a Brexit meltdown but it will be "all right in the end" and said that U.S. President Trump would take a tougher stance were he leading the talks, according to BuzzFeed.
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Amazon is poised to capture the "90 to 98 percent" of purchases that are tedious for consumers, while the two percent of companies that deliver joy — think Porsche, Manolo Blahnik and Ray-Ban — will probably be all right, Galloway said.
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"Those who explain that we can easily live without Europe, that everything is going to be all right, and that it's going to bring a lot of money home, are liars," Mr. Macron said of the British politicians who campaigned for withdrawal.
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I longed for her guaranteed love, her saying, Everything will be all right — a kernel of security I used to carry, but which had been lost somewhere along I-40 while our cats were strung out on cat Xanax, yowling a mournful tune.
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I don't need to tell you why that's disconcerting, but it also means maybe the best reason to see Rules Don't Apply is that it is the very definition of escapist cinema: It will make you feel as if everything could be all right.
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"I trusted that probably a couple drinks would be all right, but he'd been drinking this stuff for a long time," says Pearce, who visited this self-settler in Chernobyl while researching his new book Fallout: Disasters, Lies, and the Legacy of the Nuclear Age.
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"We knew Jacoby was going to be all right," said Patriots safety Devin McCourty, meaning he knew that if the defense did its job the results would be there — and Houston was shut out for the first time in the regular season in 13 years.
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There was a lot of back and forth with the J's [the showrunners Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields] about it, but that was the story they wanted to tell — that Martha managed to do it and that maybe she was going to be all right.
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" On why she took a job at Uber for personal reasons: "If I can go into the situation like this — the tip of the spear for what is wrong — and we can fix that thing, I know for sure this will be all right.
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If you fear the end of the world, if you feel dehumanized and unsupported by capitalism, if you've grown weary of a system that can seem as if it only sees you in terms of the value you might create for it and not as a human being with intrinsic value — and even if only a couple of these things are true some of the time — it's hard not to live in the world and not want someone to stand up and start shouting about it, instead of offering bland platitudes about how everything is going to be all right, even if everything is going to be all right.
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At a time when flying is terrifying as all hell, we trust pilots to be especially alert in the cockpit, working diligently to ensure that even if a cabin window cracks or the plane gets caught in a hailstorm or something, everyone onboard will be all right.
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I assume Dwight shot Daryl and I assume it wasn't fatal, partly because of Dwight's assurance — though he could've been talking to Rosita or someone else when he said "You'll be all right" — but mostly for the same reason I never quite believed Glenn was dead.
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Yet our modern-day anxieties and questions grow, so there's this enormous spiritual void for a divine intervention, and when you typically pray "Will my kid be all right?" you're sending information into the atmosphere hoping there's divine intervention, and it comes back with a better answer.
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There are gay people who come to "Fun Home" eager to see a story even a little like their own sung on a stage, just as there might be gay teenagers in a classroom relieved to see that when they grow up, they might just be all right.
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But somewhere between the desperate confessions and the impossibly picture-perfect life some moms dreamed of (or curated on Instagram), there's the reality that many of us will experience in the first years of motherhood: It's not always going to be easy, but it's going to be all right.
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"I think as long as we can take care of the things we can control, take care of the football, kind of let our defense play the way they played today, we're going to be all right," said Bortles, who was 20 of 31 for 244 yards with no turnovers.
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This, too, became a singalong, but as Mr. Gil led the chorus — "Don't worry about a thing/'Cause every little thing gonna be all right" — that blithe affirmation seemed to resonate on a complicated frequency, as if everyone were fully aware of what a spoonful of sugar is supposed to do.
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They make my chest tight and full and help me believe that things will be all right again, that I will pass through this time as I have passed through other times, that the vast and threatening blank ahead of me is a mere specter, that life is lighter and more playful than I'm giving it credit for.
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Now my microwave works again and even if the world is a dark and terrible place most of the time, even if we're divided as a nation, even if it's hard sometimes to imagine that things will be all right for our children and their children, there are still Samaritans out there using narrative to help one another, and that left me smiling all week.
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Some words of advice, not for the hard landing, but for the day that's coming, the feast itself, the long hours of fellowship with family and friends, the unexpected issues (man, it looks like it's going to be cold here in the northeast tomorrow!), the guests who arrive early or late, the turkey cooking too slowly, too fast: Everything is going to be all right.
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Mike Judge: They've been saying it about animation for 20 years, that you won't need ... When I was doing "Beavis and Butthead" they'd be like, "Oh, you'll draw Butthead once and never have to draw him again," and it was just a train wreck, they had a Cray Supercomputer back then, and ... I don't know, I think it's at least 153 years away, Zach, I think you'll be all right for a while.
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