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Some family is going to be lucky to have you.
Honestly, anyone would be lucky to date either of them.
What does it mean to be lucky in today's world?
Maybe because he knows he'll be lucky again soon enough.
And, in the words of taxi drivers everywhere, be lucky.
We'll be lucky to stop at 43 or 4 degrees.
She is the partner anyone would be lucky to have.
You'll be lucky to even fit the three power adapters.
Justice League will be lucky to crack the Top 25.
Q: Is it more important to be lucky or skillful?
"If we get a list, we'll be lucky," she said.
She'd be lucky to escape with only this minor inconvenience.
You'll be lucky if I decide to let you stay.
"Eighty percent burned you're going to be lucky to live."
It'll be lucky if anybody remembers to trim the tree.
You do need to be lucky to win it all.
Kyrgios will be lucky if he gets out of town unscathed.
Paradise, and any guy there, would be lucky to have her.
The number 8 is considered to be lucky in Chinese culture.
Her coach says any university would be lucky to have her.
In fact, you'll be lucky to pack the local barbecue joint.
I'll be lucky if I ever come across that ever again.
I think we'll be lucky if the future looks like Westworld.
He'll be lucky if he doesn't blow up on the ramp.
You've got to be good and you've got to be lucky.
At the Olympic trials in July, Hernandez needs to be lucky.
But whichever team signs on will be lucky to have him.
We'd be lucky to get out of the building by midnight.
They'd be lucky to walk away with some of their fingers.
He will be lucky to get 85033% of the black vote.
That we would be lucky to have women bosses, governors, and presidents.
We'd be lucky to have a man like T'Challa rule the universe.
Then you might be lucky enough participate in a live Q&A.
I'm waiting for a man to be lucky enough to find me.
You might even be lucky enough to catch a stunning light show.
With these comps, TLJ would be lucky to beat Phantom Menace's score.
He's a good coach," Austin said ... "Whoever gets him will be lucky.
I would be lucky to have some sort of friendship with them.
A wise man once said he would rather be lucky than good.
"I will be lucky if I keep this baby alive," she said.
"Remember, we have only to be lucky once," an I.R.A. statement read.
And I'm gonna be lucky enough to hang w/her again Friday!
The POTUS thinks anyone would be lucky to have him marry them.
In the past, you'd be lucky to write 11 loans in two weeks.
Any child would be lucky to swing on that set, we would say.
Perhaps one day human astronauts will be lucky enough to sniff Uranus directly!
You would be lucky to get anything from the Red Cross at all.
"If you try enough, sooner or later you&aposll be lucky," he said.
Because we'll certainly be lucky to find ourselves another Nacogdoches badass like Deuce.
"Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good," Xavier coach Chris Mack said.
They will be lucky if they reach 1.3 million metric tons, he added.
"They will be lucky if they reach 1.3 million metric tons," he added.
I thought we'd be lucky to make the quarters let alone the semis.
If you're poor, you'd be lucky to get anything beyond a few minutes.
"I just wish I can be lucky enough to pick the right one."
"To be lucky, you need to put yourself in a situation," Castel said.
If this is merely a once-in-a-generation virus, we'll be lucky.
PA: Obviously such a long history you have to be lucky as well.
If she joined us now, you'd be lucky to get a word in.
I think we'll be lucky to get a 5% earnings improvement in 2020.
Any employer would be lucky to hire you – so just go for it.
I'll be lucky if I see one of my house's walls still standing.
Now the remaining fund managers are hoping they will be lucky third time around.
You'd be lucky if you got an Instagram story of my broccoli cheddar soup.
We&aposll be lucky if we get any one of the three of them.
You have to be good to be lucky and it was a great play.
By the time this tune is through, you'll be lucky if we don't sue.
Any man would be lucky to date Khloé Kardashian – she's full of seductive surprises!
You are an incredible woman and anyone would be lucky to be with you.
We should all be lucky enough to have Valentines as thoughtful as Reese Witherspoon.
If we can embody at least an ounce of it, then we'd be lucky.
Like ... I have never wondered what lottery ticket numbers might be lucky for me.
In April it will be lucky to win a dozen seats (out of 120).
"The economy will be lucky to grow by one percent this year," said Madani.
Her twins will be lucky to have such a glamorous and on-trend mother.
Now the service will be lucky to get even a quarter of that money.
You should be lucky that your school has a great taco place on campus.
Altogether, he said, the family will be lucky if their annual income reaches $7,000.
They will be lucky to survive, that is all, the ones who do survive.
Mr. Trump will be lucky if his accusers do not sue him for defamation.
"Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good, and I got lucky," Mariota said.
Today it would be lucky to get one fully equipped division into the field.
In some places you'll be lucky if that buys you a fairly awful glass.
" He said, "In China, they'll be lucky if the robots come just in time.
I remember thinking, I will be lucky if I leave this bar without punching anyone.
At this rate it will be lucky just to hold onto all of its advertisers.
We'll be lucky if we recover from this one before Game Three starts on Friday.
This is now what it looks like to be lucky, as a child, in Syria.
Only one will be lucky enough to win the free burgers for life grand prize.
Any of us would be lucky to have one of these people as a mentor.
"I think that we'll be lucky to see 28500,6900 people removed this year," Beck added.
"It was a lucky roll, but sometimes you've got to be lucky, too," Gallinari said.
The rehearsal dinner turns out to be lucky for everyone but the couple being honored.
Operators have to be right all the time—Russia only needs to be lucky once.
This same line of thinking is also why Angelyne considers birthday cake to be lucky.
Maybe we'll be lucky and the worst of the crisis is past us by then.
And I thought: A person would be lucky to spend a life with this man.
But quite often she seems like a mother a child would be lucky to have.
Not everyone will be lucky enough to have a friend to stay with, of course.
Now it appears Dany would be lucky if she could scrounge up 10 measly fighting blocks.
Sure, Patrick Stewart is adorable and anyone would be lucky enough to call him a friend.
This is probably the most difficult experiment in the world, so we may not be lucky.
We'll all be patients someday and we'll be lucky to have RNs taking care of us.
He'd be lucky if administrators would allow him to don the Halloween costume of his choice.
But Beverley is the perimeter pest every team in the NBA would be lucky to have.
We'll be lucky to get any net long-term economic growth out of a tax package.
A few of them may be lucky enough to pick the best performers in the industry.
You put something in there and you'll be lucky if you find it 10 years later.
Raiders has thirteen screens, and most players will be lucky to get beyond the initial three.
I may be lucky, but I have always been surrounded with good people in my industry.
He knows for sure, from personal experience, whether it is better to be lucky than good.
Mr. Yamamoto thinks he'll be lucky if he can hold out until the end of May.
We will be lucky if most small businesses see any assistance in less than two months.
You'd also be lucky to find any of the three vital mats in a man's bathroom.
Concentrate on the difficulties we face today, not future problems we would be lucky to have.
K., I know I'll be lucky to get anything, so let's just talk about infrastructure repair.
"At the very start, we would be lucky to get a half haircut done," McKenzie said.
After two hours of watching "Cats," they'll be lucky if I call them in at all.
Most of us won't be lucky enough to have the pensions our parents and grandparents enjoy.
"You'd be lucky to get an account set up in five or six days," Hammer said.
Right. You can't be confident unless you're lucky, and you can't be lucky unless you're confident.
Players need to be lucky with their dice rolls and placement to win, and that's roughly it.
Honestly, I'm excited to get older and I'd be lucky to age as gracefully as Rebecca does.
For you, too, just might be lucky enough to not know what you are getting in to.
Everyone should be lucky enough to have a friend who is as thoughtful and kind as Warren.
Southeastern states like Florida, instead, could be lucky: they might experience fewer hailstorms and with smaller hail.
Bouman has a strong start on her career — we'll be lucky to see what she does next.
He'll be lucky if he gets 20 on this unseasonably warm but drizzly Thursday evening in February.
So it goes without saying that any aspiring filmmaker would be lucky to receive advice from DuVernay.
ELLEITHEE: You know, I think the White House and the campaign would be lucky to have her.
Sometimes in life you'd rather be lucky than smart and that's this one we got lucky on.
If they sold it through the black market, they'd be lucky if they got $28 million back.
He had a one-year contract at RBS, and he knew he'd be lucky to extend it.
More important, we'll be lucky to get 603 out of 10 Americans to actually cast a ballot.
Old timers remember in the early days they'd be lucky if a bus came every two hours.
I would be lucky, if I was still drinking like I was, to be alive right now.
But in practice, the anti-Trump electors will be lucky if more than a dozen Democrats break.
The patient, he said, was on morphine and would be lucky to last even a few days.
He would give seminars at whiskey festivals and be lucky if a few dozen people showed up.
"We will be lucky to have them as citizens in this great country," Ms. El-Deiry said.
In truth, the Cavaliers would be lucky for this scenario to play out in a single game.
And as E.B. White wrote, you shouldn't come to New York unless you're willing to be lucky.
Maybe Trump — and America — will be lucky, and this won't be as bad as it might be.
Nine and eight are considered to be lucky numbers in the Chinese culture, indicating long-lasting prosperity.
The problem was that she couldn't just let herself be lucky, because luck was random, meaningless, undeserved.
You'd be lucky to get into one of the knockout round matches for less than a Benjamin.
While small founder populations can be lucky and grow into large and stable populations, this is relatively unlikely.
But if the polls are showing anything, it's that it won't be enough for Clinton to be lucky.
You need to be lucky, you need to play well, you need to be healthy for two weeks.
Wilhelm was the model of professionalism, and any production in New York would be lucky to have her.
Add starvation, disease, and unceasing attacks from an enemy force, and you'd be lucky to make it alive.
If you use the Palm phone like a regular phone, you'll be lucky to make it to noon.
"ETBU will be lucky to hang on to him for the time period they have him," Eargle says.
"You may be lucky enough to live your whole life and never need long-term care," Scheil said.
To put it bluntly, the attitude echoed here is: You should be lucky you're getting anything at all.
If rates fall further, Americans will be lucky to even get a single basis point on their investment.
Virgo First off: Drake would be lucky to ever be with someone like Beyoncé, not even Beyoncé herself.
I just hope sometime soon, those who backed the game will actually be lucky enough to play it.
I've watched her videos and from what I've seen, America would be lucky to have her in Congress.
A pretty good deal if you happen to be lucky enough to hold some of that $22 trillion.
That suggests we would be lucky to see job growth of more than 100,000 per month going forward.
When you look down at the Washington swamp after this week, you'd be lucky to see your feet.
Today, Trip says he'd be lucky to net $200 in profit per pound on a shipment back east.
When I received a copy of longtime journalist Karla Starr's new book Can You Learn to Be Lucky?
"Live Work Work Work Die" author Corey Pein shares the secrets of tech success: Be lucky and ruthless.
"Raccoon penis bones are considered by some in the South to be lucky charms," according to Mental Floss. Fun!
Now I'm so energized, fired up, to be lucky enough to be in a position to make a difference.
"We'd be lucky if they would come to us and talk to us," said community leader Jaya Mangal Kumal.
Polls show that his party, once apparently heading for a majority, may be lucky to form a minority government.
I might be lucky and rise to the top, but I'd never get to do ... Could be the CEO.
All things considered, the GOP would be lucky to have Elizabeth Warren as an opponent on the democratic ticket.
Now, White House officials think they will be lucky to end 2017 with any substantial bills signed into law.
I just happen to be lucky that I rose out of poverty, which shows people it can be done.
I just happened to be lucky enough that there were no photographers outside my job to catch the snafu.
We'll be lucky to be able to stand up in public a year from now if Trump's still there.
He may be lucky that it wasn't, since his performance seemed to win him few friends on the committee.
If he becomes president, Sanders will be lucky to have 6900 members of his party in the upper chamber.
But that person will be lucky enough to have the great James Levine around to offer advice and support.
This year, she'll be lucky to even catch a match on TV when the tournament kicks off next Monday.
You're in the hands of Angry Gods, and you'll be lucky to make it out of the forest unharmed.
"It's going to be like that every year, and we'll be lucky to have what we have," she said.
He had just become a father; the doctors said he would be lucky to see his son turn 4.
We may be lucky if these end up in the top five strangest things he will say by November.
To advance in your career, you need to be smart and capable, but you also need to be lucky.
You have to be lucky to have at least one good customer a day and have what someone wants.
On bad days, maybe one or two families will be lucky enough to move on from this nightmarish waiting room.
They're two guys who any girl would be lucky to be with, I just knew they weren't meant for me.
"Roses are red, don't be that guy, at this rate you'll be lucky, for a quick kiss goodbye," they responded.
Head anywhere outside of that area and you'd be lucky if your gym dedicated one class to the LGBTQ community.
It's true that depending on where you live, you might be lucky enough to have 5G coverage in your area.
I mean, even then we'll be lucky to get to where we need to in terms of carbon neutral economy.
"You talk about in the business, you've got to be lucky, and I've been lucky to some degree," he said.
Theirs is a friendship governed by kindness and consideration that most of us will be lucky to develop as adults.
Some of you out there may be lucky enough to have received over the holidays a fancy new robot vacuum.
They will be lucky if this ends with senior members of Trump's White House and doesn't ultimately ensnare Trump himself.
At best, Mr Turnbull may be lucky enough to have a tiny majority with which to form a new government.
A: I think that it's more important to be lucky, although being very skilled can help to create more opportunities.
And in the upcoming debates — "Crooked Hillary" against "Don the Con" — we'll be lucky to get beyond preschool potty talk.
But investors, on the other hand, will be lucky if the ice of demographics-caused inflation is their worst problem.
"It's better to be lucky than good, but in this case, United Rentals is both lucky and good," Cramer said.
We'd all be lucky to have a date that ends as perfectly as the dogs' accidental spaghetti-sauced kiss. 21989.
"If you went in on the weekend, you'd be lucky to find one nurse there," he said in an interview.
As a new grandparent, you may be lucky enough to do some of the advocating that your overworked children cannot.
"Everyone should be lucky enough if they have to lose a pet for it to be a social media pet."
I could go to the police in the morning, my hotel receptionist told me, but more likely, I'd be lucky.
"I was told I would be lucky if I could get him to sign on to help me," she recalled.
Jupiter in Libra will actually be lucky for your relationships this year (Jupiter is in Libra until October 10, 2017!).
We'd all be lucky to have a confrontation with the machines as neat and well-defined as the one in AlphaGo.
And if you do that, you might be lucky enough one day to wake up and be playing the halftime show.
You'll be lucky to pull two sticks to your press conference to tell folks what you're mad as hell about today.
But depending on which magazine you flip through, you might be lucky enough to stumble upon the work of Steven Klein.
Literally any of these guys would be lucky to land someone like Hadid, but it doesn't make these rumors any better.
In Plaça de Catalunya you might be lucky enough to stumble across a favorite writer signing copies of their latest book.
Hopefully, we'll be lucky enough to get to see at least one photo of the newest addition to the Bastón family!
Standing outside Windsor Castle, Thomas told the Daily Mirror the royal family will be lucky to have Markle as a member.
This election seems destined to be a nail-biter though, so we'll be lucky if we know who won by midnight.
But Maria considers herself to be lucky, since nearly 50 percent of Greece's youth are unemployed – the highest rate in Europe.
"I think I'll just be lucky if anybody remembers the [Superbrothers] name when I have something new to show," Adams says.
To put this in context, Pugh says that most farmers would be lucky to get 50 per cent from the supermarkets.
In 2010 oil generated $125 billion for Iran; this year, given low prices, it will be lucky to get $25 billion.
Trump will be lucky to get a deal as straightforward or as verifiable as the one that he has just abandoned.
A person who supports a half measure would be lucky to get a quarter measure passed (see Obamacare, aka, Romneycare). Sen.
Their study was small and focused on a highly specialized group of athletes, who might somehow be lucky or genetically blessed.
" Schwarzenegger praised McCain as "an unbelievable person," and said the country would be "lucky if everyone in Washington followed McCain's example.
And you have to be lucky, because most of the time you will finish with 30 weeks of the year losing.
He would be lucky to get up from bed, let alone get on a flight bound to Hawaii following the treatments.
His first thought was that he would be lucky to escape with a double-bogey 6 on the hole, No. 13.
Some might just be lucky, but most — whether they realize it or not — will be using techniques based on scientific evidence.
And the movie is showing on 35-millimeter film — a format we'll be lucky to have around as time goes by.
In the very low interest-rate environment of today, Dave will be lucky to keep up with the rate of inflation.
"I NEVER THOUGHT I'd be lucky enough to pop one of these myself" reads the title of a video uploaded to Reddit.
"If a major brokerage firm went under, people would be lucky to get a few pennies on the dollar back," he said.
During her surgery, an oxygen shortage damaged her left leg so badly that doctors thought she would be lucky to walk again.
You will definitely not be lucky enough to get college profs who use the same style guide as your high school teachers.
We don't know how she does it all, but we do know any brand would be lucky to have her represent them.
She was a starlet and he was Hollywood royalty: it was a match that any red carpet would be lucky to have.
And, over 50% of people who get BV will be lucky enough to experience it again over the course of 12 months.
At this point he'll be lucky to beat Chase Daniel's contract, and Daniel has thrown 68 passes over the last three years.
Speaking of, it doesn't get any BETTER than you... Now, I know for sure that it's BETTER to be lucky than good.
It was made clear to the audience that this was an amazing woman and any man would be lucky to have her.
Given the circus-like atmosphere on Capitol Hill lately, we'd be lucky if a monster truck didn't slam into the Capitol building.
But in Kentucky, you'd be lucky to get your hands on the famous fruitcake made by monks of the Abbey of Gethsemani.
Our political crisis is so dire that we will be lucky to avoid a nuclear war, much less a soaring budget deficit.
If you happen to be lucky enough to see a boost in your paycheck, you want to prioritize how you spend it.
We'll all be lucky if, after four years, we still have an earth left on which to play any kind of music.
England decided to leave the European Union because we've been lucky in the past, and we think we will be lucky again.
Residents will also be lucky enough to have access to the private roof terraces with some of the finest views in London.
But you'd be lucky to get any solo photo ops, thanks to the heavy foot traffic Rodeo sees on a regular basis.
Joining forces with coworkers only marginally increases your chances, and can create logistical and legal headaches should you be lucky enough to win.
Europe, he said, would be "lucky" to grow by 1 percent this year given the challenges facing the largest economies in the region.
Orange is the New Black sprinkles in laughter among the devastation, but you'll be lucky if you laugh once during The Handmaid's Tale.
Let's walk through who's up and who's down now that the smoke has cleared: Apple Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good.
The Breitmans thought they'd be lucky if their enterprise could garner $20 million, and they hoped to have at least a modest impact.
Disney would be lucky to have Hernandez on board, and I for one can't wait to see her small-screen debut on SVU.
"The reason we did multiple scripts is out of five, we'd be lucky to get one we are very excited about," Bloys said.
A few months into it, I was embarrassed by the chair and thought I'd be lucky if someone would deal with my disability.
We'll be lucky this art season if we get another exhibition as tautly beautiful as "Agnes Denes: Absolutes and Intermediates" at the Shed.
Most of their employees will be lucky to earn $50,000 a year and save up a few thousand in a 401(k) plan.
" Years later, in a 2013 tweet, Trump wrote: "She looks terrific, better than ever, any guy would be lucky to be with her.
Competing with thousands of other wildcat prospectors here, he will be lucky to collect a barrel a day, earning a little over $50.
I'd be lucky to come out on top, but most importantly, I never play with more money than I am willing to lose.
If China even comes close to buying the promised extra billions in US farm goods over the next two years, we'll be lucky.
We think President Trump may be lucky in holding office when the overhang of debt and fear from the Global Financial Crisis lifts.
As it stands, Democrats would be lucky to win a Senate majority in 2020, much less the supermajority needed to end a filibuster.
Maybe it's not all about the quarterback, and maybe Tannehill will be lucky enough to find a second team where he can prove it.
The Fed would probably like to get rates to 4 percent, but it will be lucky to get them to 3 percent, Hahn said.
So it's fairly rare occurrence, and Trump will be lucky to hit that number, let alone the 4 percent he pledged during the campaign.
You have to be lucky to find one for even $200 off the regular price, let alone the $550 discount available through PCMag Shop. 
And while it's better to be lucky than smart, it's not smart to stay invested with a lucky manager as luck runs out. Always.
Lucky charms: deck of playing cards, backpack, a horseshoe If there is one word to describe Jupiter in Sagittarius people, it would be lucky!
The people working those jobs might be lucky enough to get a position further up the hierarchy, joining the technocrats at their board table.
You could grate your own, but you'll be lucky if it sticks to the popcorn at all (yes, even if you use a zester).
Companies will be lucky to see low single-digit growth in earnings this year, and that could continue to cause volatility in stock prices.
But you put a selection of Dairylea Triangles on my breakfast buffet and you are going to be lucky to live through until lunch.
But by the end, I was reminded that a real man would be lucky — and proud —to be with me, chair or no chair.
If you pass the preliminaries (fewer than 2 percent of people do), you might be lucky enough to be called in for more screening.
Internally, the agency had projected that, out of a thousand and twenty targets in the area, it would be lucky to find two hundred.
As one calls out the count, the other announces things he'd like to see should he be lucky enough to "pass over" into paradise.
My kids would be lucky to get pool passes, and they would have to kiss any hope of archery lessons and soccer camp goodbye.
"I was even told that I might be lucky with my acting, if I was happy to settle for the fat girl parts," she added.
Though the date of Nicky's birthday was thought to be lucky by their mother and the hospital nurse, it would later be unlucky when Oct.
Call it a music video if you like, but the average music video would be lucky to have a tenth of Sarmiento's pure stylistic verve.
It's a safe bet to say the 65-inch W7 will be lucky to start at the same price when it begins shipping in March.
How children change how we think about war To be lucky means that you are pulled out of the rubble after a 45-minute search.
Yeah, we're pretty sure the ball won't have this unifying effect on humanity, and few of us will be lucky enough to even see it.
Everyone always says they want to get pregnant with their best friend and I just happened to be lucky enough to be married to mine.
We'd be lucky to get a little Baranski in any form, but we should be especially stoked to see her do full-on comedy again.
If your landlord or property management accepts credit card payments, you may be lucky and not have to pay a fee — but this is rare.
"I was very, very sad, just because I thought I was going to be lucky not having to do surgery in my career," he said.
"I would rather be lucky than good so I'll take it," Cornhuskers coach Tim Miles said in a postgame interview on the Big Ten Network.
"Normally, a Democrat running for Price's seat would be lucky to raise $10,000 to $250,211," says Phil Lunney, legislative liaison for the Fulton County Democrats.
You might even be lucky enough to be chosen as Startup Alley's Wild Card Winner, which lands you a spot in the Startup Battlefield competition.
Chris Davis, a vice president for global and sports marketing at New Balance, would only say that any brand would be lucky to have Leonard.
People have long considered four-leaf clovers to be lucky talismans, so go ahead and speak your hopes and dreams into an oddball flowering legume.
Sure, you can fire off cold emails to people you respect — they're just a click away — but you'll be lucky if 2 percent even reply.
And the 2020 recession odds we have now around 25 to 30 percent would certainly worsen and we'd be lucky to get 2 percent growth.
In a mine roughly 25 feet deep and wide, they said they'll be lucky to find three small diamonds to hand over to their boss.
Gross gets only 15 of the farmed, organically raised creatures each year, so diners need to be lucky, as well as daring, to get a taste.
If you live in San Francisco, you may be lucky enough to hitch a ride in a Lyft that is essentially a party in a car.
Even if Democrats hold the House and win back the presidency in 2020, they'll be lucky to eke out any kind of majority in the Senate.
Miller also acknowledges he is in a "contrarian group" of strategists who believe Trump would be lucky to square off against Biden in the general election.
Arcade solves that problem by being a character whose entire purpose is to drop heroes into convoluted situations where they need to be lucky to survive.
"You could be lucky and you're only in Greece for three months or so, or it could take much longer," Peristeri told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
They'll be lucky to get out of the first round this year because we all know the Flyers can piss off the Penguins better than anyone.
A year later, it appears the Yankees might be lucky to get a season and a half out of Severino over the length of that extension.
Naloxone's effects may be lifesaving but they are far from pleasant; the user will be lucky if they only experience the sudden loss of their high.
But this time, he'll have to contend with the perilous instincts of his murderess wife, and he'll be lucky to get out of that situation alive.
If you live in one of these 15 states you might be lucky enough to have a longer registration period, and you won't apply through healthcare.gov.
While the fortune cookie claimed to offer lucky numbers, Jackson still did not expect them to be lucky enough to win him hundreds of millions of dollars.
In other words, expect to have a hard time deciding where you'll spend your streaming time, and which shows will be lucky enough to earn your loyalty.
Coal asset prices have collapsed since then, and analysts said BHP would be lucky to fetch $200 million now for the stake in a largely undeveloped resource.
Click here to view original GIFWhen I went to a restaurant as a kid, I'd be lucky if it came with a placemat and some color crayons.
If you attend a yoga class at Jenness Farm in Nottingham, New Hampshire, you might be lucky enough to score a back massage — from a baby goat.
It barrels foward, but somehow still feels still, a unique trick distinct to Hassell's original version of this sound—you'll be lucky not to get sucked under.
Lim, a former banker and chartered accountant, said at CLSA Investors' Forum in Hong Kong that realistically "we will be lucky if we get 30 percent back".
Having made $174 million in North America, "Crazy Rich Asians" will be lucky to make $1 million on its first weekend in China, where it just opened.
If you're there on the right night, you may be lucky enough to be sung to by members of the Tintagel Orpheus Male Voice Choir; tintagel-hotel.co.uk.
"You're going to have more interaction with clients, with teams, and you might actually be lucky enough to get an intern to work for you," Nguyen shared.
"But," she added, "you had to be lucky to catch those media appearances, because Miriam never let it be known that they were about to be broadcast."
Tillerson reportedly told friends he would be "lucky to last a year in his job" and that he's upset he doesn't have more autonomy from the president.
Such competition means that, though capable of fatherhood from the age of about 14, a male will be lucky to achieve it before he is in his 20s.
Apparently, even the flight up north can be a spectacular experience, as you might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the northern lights from 35,000 feet.
Sumiyoshi TaishaWander through the hushed, beautiful gardens of this ancient temple and you may be lucky enough to bear witness to a spiritually awakening ceremony you'll never forget.
It's even more true for a modern Democrat, who will be lucky if his or her party controls even one house of Congress at any point this decade.
He got his bell rung by Donald Trump in New York—as of this writing, he's trailing John Kasich, and will be lucky to score a single delegate.
It wasn't just that this man wanted and deserved this child; it was that this child — any child — would be lucky to have this man as his father.
Electoral polls suggest that while Mr. Farage's Brexit Party will garner around 35 percent of the votes, the Tories will be lucky to end up in double digits.
Far from avowing the triumph of liberal democracy, in 2019 many believe we will be lucky to hold on to the dwindling number of liberal democracies we have.
He scooped up the sick bachelor pad in April 2018 for $6.5 mil, so after realtor fees and whatever improvements he made, he'll be lucky to break even.
"I think we'll be lucky to get 60 percent," said Regina Plettenberg, president of the Montana Association of Clerks and Recorders in an interview with Montana Public Radio.
We got the NFL Insider leaving Craig's in L.A. ... and Jay told us why the league would be lucky to bring on a man of Diddy's diverse talents.
"They'd be lucky to prove about a third of the murder conspiracies they have listed, but they're going to throw everything they possibly can against him," Vigil said.
"You have to have a measure of talent, but you really have to be lucky," said Marty Brennaman, 75, the radio voice of the Cincinnati Reds since 1974.
Bartenders expecting to make over $200 for the night would be lucky to bring home $80, Mr. McLeod said — which meant they, too, would rein in their spending.
Thousands of family members called, emailed, sent mail, and personally appeared in our office in hopes that their loved ones would be lucky enough to be granted clemency.
"When we're doing a traditional phone bank, you'll be lucky if you have a contact rate of about 22020 percent," said Brendan McPhillips, the Buttigieg Iowa state director.
Ultimately, on the scale of problems and stressors you can encounter as a parent, you'd be lucky if a wave of input is the worst of your problems.
His mother said he might be lucky to get $10 since the blanket was at one point used by his grandmother Krytzer to catch kittens from her pregnant cat.
If we do this, we may just be lucky enough to avoid the fate of becoming the species that, from an ecological perspective, made its "ideal" population size zero.
"You can mix them up with herbs so that (the witchdoctor) can cleanse you (of a suspected curse) and you could be lucky," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
They're dream jeans, and I breathe a prayer each time I enter a thrift store or log onto eBay that I'll be lucky enough to come across a pair.
The average job in the U.S. will expand its workforce by 7% through 2026, but not all industries will be lucky enough to be adding staff in the future.
Although the Russian team—the lowest-ranked of all the competitors—will be lucky to make it beyond the group stage, Mr Putin stands to reap a PR victory.
"If you told me at the moment we met that I would be lucky enough to marry Kourtney, I would have said you were crazy," Bryant told PEOPLE exclusively.
I've always considered myself to be lucky and blessed, as I was when Elvis came into my life almost 8 years ago…first as my boyfriend and now fiancé!!!!
If you're willing to spend four days in waiting in line, maybe you'll be lucky, but even then you''re not guaranteed to get a pair in your size.
The Ukraine controversy is not such a foundation, and Democrats continue to build a structurally unsound case that will be lucky to make it to the Senate before collapsing.
Democrats would be lucky to hold a majority of governorships if the trend seen in previous years with race ratings at this point to Election Day holds in 2018.
Friends who had already gone through the experience of selling their cars told me I'd be lucky to get $29,2900, so that's the value I had in my head.
Given its start, Mr. Parker's film — even with strong word of mouth — will be lucky to collect a total of $30 million at the domestic box office, analysts said.
It's sad that the focus isn't on you anymore, I know; however, the Moon in Virgo will be lucky for your finances, so I guess you're okay with that!
I was very lucky to have her in my life, and I wish that every queer kid would be lucky enough to have someone like her in their life.
If they had pride and much of a reputation on their way into the administration, they'll be lucky to hold on to tatters of either on their way out.
Hobbyists will be lucky to crank out a single bitcoin in a month but major mining operations like ViaBTC run huge server farms that can exponentially outpace the small fries.
My dad in North Texas pays more than that for... less than 10Mbps, and I know others, in rural areas, who will be lucky to pay that for just 3Mbps.
Analyst had said in April that BHP would be lucky to get $200 million for its stake due to regulatory uncertainty in Indonesia and the sharp slump in coal prices.
The payoff is well worth the difficulty, though, because in addition to candy flying everywhere, you might be lucky enough to smash an annoying drone right out of the sky.
Founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes once rubbed shoulders with the likes of Bill Clinton and Henry Kissinger, but these days she'd be lucky to get a meeting with Grover Norquist.
As things stand, though, your business essentially just has to be lucky to end up as a pokéstop, which may become a point of contention as Pokémon Go's popularity increases.
It is not quite Berlin's disastrously fated airport, which was scheduled to open in 2010 but will be lucky to see its first flyers by the end of this decade.
It is a wonderful period of time, and we happen to be lucky enough where we are in a great setting in Colorado, and it is beautiful place to be.
At this point, Republicans will be lucky if it turns out their deal was with a devil who can make good on his end, rather than an impostor who cannot.
"Any state would be lucky to call itself the home of Delta headquarters," Ohio Congressman Tim Ryan, a Democrat, wrote in an open letter to Delta Chief Executive Ed Bastian.
They would be lucky, in their view, to get a reduction in violence and pass on the problem of reaching a political settlement — due this August — to Mr. Obama's successors.
"We'd be lucky if we get to 21,000 by the end of the year," said Lee Williams, senior vice president of the humanitarian organization US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants.
I THINK THIS ADMINISTRATION, IF IT DOES RE-ENTER, WILL BE LUCKY IF THEY CAN BRING IT BACK TO WHERE IT WAS 'CAUSE IT WAS – EISEN: THINGS AREN'T LOOKING GOOD.
It is always a good day to be lucky, and to be able to hear with fresh ears, to know what is theater and what is just down the block.
"The Japanese would be lucky to get Trump to one of the three," said Michael J. Green, who holds the Japan chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Otherwise, don't expect much out of the battery: it's a 70.5Wh cell, and you'll be lucky to get two hours of use from it away from its 230W wall charger.
In private discussions with Korea experts, Mr. Pompeo has conceded that he would be lucky if the North agreed to dismantle 60 percent of what the United States has demanded.
Image: GoogleThat kind of intelligent image processing is still some way off though: For the time being, you'd be lucky if Google Lens recognized you were having chicken instead of beef.
"My initial expectation was I'd meet them when they were 18 and I'd be lucky if they even looked me up," says Rubino, now 57 and an artist in Los Angeles.
If we got to a meter [a little over 3 feet], we thought we'd be lucky because it's on top of a mountain, [and] mountain soils tend to be quite thin.
Betty has to choose to give you a glass, which is supposedly a sign you'll soon be lucky in love, or that there is a bright future ahead for your relationship.
Unless business and government do something to improve the economy's underlying capability, the United States will be lucky to achieve even that paltry growth rate over any sustained period of time.
Countries can be lucky to end up with a benevolent dictator (the UAE, Singapore) who possess noble intentions and selfless policies; but this is rarely the case (North Korea, Equatorial Guinea).
I thought I'd be lucky if my mom read it, though, given the subject matter, maybe not; the piece is wonky and technical and footnoted like, well, a law review article.
Terms were not released, but industry sources previously said that ModCloth would be lucky to fetch a number around $80 million, which is about how much venture capital it had raised.
If the crime wasn't violent -- often known as "white collar" crime -- and it's your first offense, you could be lucky enough to attend one of the minimum security Federal Prison Camps.
In the best case scenario, some administration officials say, the Trump administration would be lucky to win a nuclear "freeze" that keeps North Korea from conducting more nuclear and missile tests.
So this is going to be Dog without Beth, and she always told him, you better be lucky I'm with him, you're lucky I'm here with him, cause he's a maniac.
On Monday, when Democratic voters cast their votes, we'll be lucky if even 15 percent of a state that is 90 percent white turns out to help winnow the Democratic field.
Of course, that really means you'll be lucky to win a few bucks as the prize pool is shared with the hundreds upon thousands of winners at the end of the game.
Anyone would be lucky to have her in their life — yet John acted more and more like he was doing her a favor by somehow conceding to go ahead and marry her.
It's a problem that any show would be lucky to have, but it is possible for fans to get so far ahead of the narrative that they forget to actually enjoy it.
Complaints boiled down to it being unfair for the overpowered weapon to exist in standard game modes, given the massive advantage bestowed on whoever happened to be lucky enough to find it.
But look beyond those two early-voting states, for example to South Carolina where black votes will be decisive, and polls show the Indiana mayor would be lucky to pick up 5%.
The average rate is 300 rupees ($5), but the women will be lucky if they see a fifth of the fee — many are trapped in lifelong debt to their owners and pimps.
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi have just put their amazing Montecito estate on the market ... and you gotta think, anyone who has cash to burn would be lucky to have it.
My professors, my classmates: They instilled in me an appreciation for what it is to be an artist and what it is to be lucky to be part of this incredible community.
On Wednesday night, areas of the Northern United States or Canada may be lucky enough to see the northern lights, or aurora borealis, according to the University of Alaska-Fairbanks Geophysical Institute.
The idea is complex and profound, but the tone is light and playful — in your reading life "you can be lucky or unlucky, but the risk of disappointment isn't serious," writes Calvino.
Basically, we'd be lucky if any of these women became the next Bachelorette, so if one of them doesn't accept Colton's proposal, let's hope at least they'll be willing to accept this opportunity.
"Oh, what a talented group of people to be lucky enough to work with, I feel really blessed," Lassner says in a mock featurette on the movie, which opens in theaters on Friday.
Illinois farmer Dave Kestel said he would be lucky to break even on the corn he planned to start planting in April on his farm in Manhattan, an hour's drive southwest from Chicago.
Clover says that in a normal camshow, she'll be lucky to get $20 to $50, but if she tweets about the show, she gets much higher returns, at more than $100 a show.
" Then in July 2015 he echoed his sentiments again saying, "I am not a father yet, but it is definitely a dream of mine, should I be lucky to have that to happen.
Faced with the armies of lawyers that companies like Capitol Records, Sony Music, and Warner Brothers Records can employ, a simple little website like this one would be lucky to last a week.
Then the waitlist will swell to 193 people, but only 350 lucky ticketholders will be lucky enough to gain entry, and for those few hundred, no one will know quite knows what's instore.
If you're in the Phoenix metro area, you can keep tabs on taco sales near you, and might be lucky enough to find someone selling mutton or stemmed corn stew on the side.
Also, our federal police and intelligence agency have prevented atrocities visited upon other countries recently, and by following the procedures we have in place, and with vigilance, we may continue to be lucky.
So while some might be lucky enough to make a change and stick to it, most of us will have to keep trying, the science suggests we&aposll get there in the end.
Here's some background: If I sat downstairs in my 1920s colonial, I might be lucky enough to get a fast enough connection to browse the web from my living room or dining room.
Blowing on your dreidel can be lucky, if you believe in such things, so I instituted a "no Jewish magic" rule... And drank until we came up with a better version of the game.
" He added that he thinks "the cash generation off this platform, the leverage, could be 20-25 plus for Tesla, " while investors would be "lucky to get high-single digits from a combined company.
But good news nerds, you can find this magical-sounding stuff right here on Earth—though you've gotta be lucky, and willing to travel to some of the most hostile environments on the planet.
I walked away from that night with a new sense of confidence not only in myself, but in this journey … and Vanessa was a woman I would be lucky to have as a partner.
Diving into any given thread you'd be lucky to find someone whose age drops below 55—but you will encounter one of the most unnerving melanges of psychotic ramblings and hateful screeds available anywhere.
Sure, candidates might end up spending less time stumping in the rural areas that currently happen to be lucky enough to fall within the borders of swing states, and more time in urban centers.
The consensus around Wilson at the time, though, was that he was simply too short to be an NFL quarterback; one analyst said that he would be lucky to be the next Seneca Wallace.
In what's being called "Rexit," Tillerson has reportedly told friends he will be "lucky to last a year in his job," as frustrations grow over his department's ability to act independently from the president.
"After he hit that approach, I handed him his putter and said, 'Buddy, I'm going to be lucky to make it to the car,'" Scott Johnson recalled during a telephone interview from South Carolina.
The primaries will therefore be a blood bath; any newcomer would be lucky to earn a winnable spot on the party's ranked list among the returning incumbents, and many are battling for the chance.
During a special live edition of the hit series, fans eagerly awaited Michael Phelps' performance – but little did they know, they would be lucky enough to watch a few more famous Olympians battle it out.
You might wow someone with the photos you can capture with your new Pixel or iPhone, but you'll be lucky to get more than a "Oh, that's a nice screen" compliment about your phone itself.
"I was even told that I 'might be lucky with my acting, if I was happy to settle for the fat girl parts,'" said Winslet of the harsh words she received early in her career.
"If you look at lists of the most popular games from a given year in each country, you'd be lucky to recognize more than a couple of games in the top 2083," Mr. Handrahan said.
Or he wasn't a thinly veiled character in the book or ... He should be lucky that he is not a thinly veiled character because every dude in this book is kind of an asshole. Yeah.
"Further complicating the search for the rare high-fee manager who is worth his or her pay is the fact that some investment professionals, just as some amateurs, will be lucky over short periods," Buffett wrote.
Indeed, many of them think Democrats would be lucky to win at all in 2016, and that nominating Sanders would be a very risky move that could hand the levers of power over to the GOP.
Dom says Mayweather would be lucky if he could nail JUST takedown defense in that amount of time ... and that's if he puts in consistent work with UFC welterweight champ Tyron Woodley -- a stud college wrestler.
"A major touring company hired two graduates of my program right out of school, and they happen to be lucky in that their parents are subsidizing their college loans while they're on the road," he explained.
They says it's better to be lucky then good ... and that's exactly what the Broncos are according to Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell ... who says it'd be his team in San Fran if he'd never gotten hurt.
So I went through and started with 12 different looks and then was reminded, over and over again, that we had one day to shoot this thing, and we'd be lucky if we got three looks.
There's the famous Ray Kurzweil quote that "in the next few years we'll have machines so intelligent and capable that we'll be lucky if they keep us [humans] as pets" Obviously, that didn't come to pass.
I thought that I would be lucky to find one or two women to pose for us and that it would require all the cajoling skills I could muster, but every woman I approached agreed immediately.
And then the circus came in right at the end of the season, and if we made the playoffs you'd be lucky to play two games at home, and the rest would be on the road.
Instead, Cher's event was postponed, the bar was largely empty and a night that should have brought in as much as $13,000 in sales would be lucky to reach $4,000 if the regulars toughed it out.
The Los Angeles Angels began their three-game series with the Kansas City Royals as one of the top hitting teams in the American League, but they'll be lucky to leave Kauffman Stadium with much confidence.
Data from previous lease sales across the North Slope since 2000, analyzed by David Murphy, an assistant professor at St. Lawrence University, suggest that the government will be lucky to collect one-fifth of that amount.
If you manage to avoid any of those problems, you're still virtually guaranteed to be packed like a sardine into a seat so tiny you'll be lucky if you're not making skin contact with your fellow passengers.
Indeed, supporters of the deal pointed out that if Trump were ever to strike a deal with North Korea about its nuclear weapons program, he would be lucky to get something that looked like the Iran deal.
Users can also be part of multiple Apple Home setups, so should you be lucky enough to have multiple houses, you can manage and control the smart home gear in all of them from the single app.
Even those who pick the winning team can have a bumpy time: they might be lucky in their early years, taken up by a patron and dropped into a big job, only to fizzle in mid-career.
So we can't imagine what it took to convince 34-year-old Ryan Hall to do a marathon in Antarctica, where he'll be lucky if there's another human—let alone another runner—within a mile of him.
"I've always wanted to be a mother but didn't expect to be lucky enough to do this with my best friend," added the mother-to-be, who has starred in This Is Us, The Romanoffs and Salem.
One tool to address this is a special needs trust, which allows you to allocate a primary caretaker/decision maker and a financial guardian for your child&aposs inheritance should you be lucky enough to leave one.
And even with Avenir claiming the P18K features some sort of fast charging tech, even at the industry's best speeds, you'd be lucky if you could go from zero to 100 percent in less than three hours.
Fans of Domino (Zazie Beetz), a mutant with the ability to be "lucky" and a fixture in the X-Force comic books, will also be pleased with such an effortless and smile-inducing introduction to the character.
But if a candidate comes off badly in the first moments, he&aposll have to spend the rest of the interview trying to make up for it, and he&aposll be lucky to get back to neutral.
Not only do straphangers have to worry about bags of dead crabs, near-biblical swarms of crickets, or bloody newspapers joining their morning commute, but at this point they'd be lucky to catch a train running on time.
When I'd take the Alpha off the charger and keep working like normal (running Slack, Spotify, and Chrome with a dozen or so tabs), I'd be lucky if I made it an average of four to five hours.
"You can be lucky or unlucky with the safety cars, which is not what you hope for as a driver, you prefer it to be fair and square," added Vettel who also won the race from 2011-13.
Spicer's memoir, The Briefing, is set to be published by Regnery Publishing in July, so perhaps the world will be lucky enough to hear even more details on his time in or out of the White House shrubs.
Should you be lucky enough that nothing dangerous happens during said date, you still may be left with mental scars due to your date's inchoate creepiness that will have you swearing off romantic endeavors for quite some time.
If you hop on a train in New York state, for example, you might just be lucky enough to learn some fun facts about the Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site, one of the area's oldest Hudson River estates.
So don't be fooled by a boring Wild Card weekend of favorites blowing out underdogs: All the winning teams have serious flaws, and they'll be lucky not to be on the other end of a blowout next round.
He unquestionably arrived with a willingness to be lucky, the one necessary trait for people who come to New York from elsewhere, according to E. B. White, the great New Yorker writer — who, of course, hated Tom Wolfe.
Karpeles, who is required to attend various bankruptcy hearings and is forbidden from leaving Japan, said Mt. Gox's claimants will be lucky to be paid anything before 2020 - the year Tokyo is set to host the summer Olympics.
"It's impossible to be lucky enough to arrive at the foot of these mammoth peaks and not be attuned to the palpable energy of all of those who came before and lost their lives in these mountains," she said.
But "Denny," a California man doing life for drugs and guns, argued some cases simply aren't more complicated than they look, suggesting lower-level criminals who changed their stories this many times would be lucky to escape jail-time.
Here's a breakdown of the usual bouncer zones: Front Door/Money: I would be lucky to be stationed by money because I don't actually scare anyone and at the front door no one ever tries to bribe me properly.
"The White House would be lucky if sometime in the spring of 2018 this started to wrap up, but even that I think is pretty optimistic," said Andy Wright, former associate counsel in former President Barack Obama's White House.
" One of these people is Stephen K. Bannon, who gets pride of place in Wolff's acknowledgments, thanked for "his trust and cooperation" as "the Virgil anyone might be lucky to have as a guide for a descent into Trumpworld.
Until a tour is complete it takes quite some time, and then you need a bit of luck that what you find is still a beauty to see and also you need to be lucky that the door is open.
" Though he doesn't have a crystal ball, Haselow said, "based on the way the epidemic curve is going down, if it continues on that trend, we may be lucky enough to be out of this in a couple of months.
Yet add these numbers up and the equation still turns out badly: the economy will be lucky to limp in with growth about 0.5% this year and will not do very much more than 1.5-20143% over the next few years.
"I realized pretty early on in my career, that probably within my peer group, I was somebody that might be lucky enough and ambitious enough and connected enough and good enough at a job to get a building," he says.
Republican President Donald Trump on Wednesday reiterated his longstanding call for slashing the U.S. corporate tax rate to 242 percent from 295 percent at a time when lawmakers believe they would be lucky to bring it down to 2000 percent.
Part 93 : People who think it's okay to make jokes about mental illness, I feel you must be lucky, because surely you don't understand or can't comprehend what it is like to have or know someone with an illness like this.
During a Q&A at Harvard last month, the Microsoft co-founder told students that it's a "more interesting time to be lucky enough to be a student at Harvard" than it was when he entered the Ivy in 1973.
A headline like "Deliveryman Reacts to Barking Dog" will probably face no penalty under Facebook's new rules, though the number of readers who come upon a story like that on the 1.7 billion-member network might be lucky to exceed 100.
"The reason we did multiple scripts [is that] out of five we'd be lucky to get one we're really excited about," HBO president of programming Casey Bloys said during a 2018 panel at the Television Critics Association event in Los Angeles.
All told, Oregon could be lucky to get to a bowl game this season, and with a future that has looked bleaker by the week since former Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota left, coach Mark Helfrich's seat is getting very hot.
What we haven't seen, at least not extruded through the farcical paradigm of reality television, is an autonomous black woman asserting herself as the ultimate catch, something men of all races should be lucky for the opportunity to compete for.
"'Skywalker' will be lucky number seven for Disney and at this point hitting a billion dollars should silence all the naysayers who felt it underperformed upon its release about a month ago," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore.
"Every contractor I've talked to said we'd be lucky if it took 19063 years," said Geri Rossi De Guevara, 69, who from her front yard looks out onto a blackened landscape where bulldozers are clearing the remains of hundreds of homes.
At a manufacturing company in Springfield, Missouri, Trump reiterated his longstanding call for slashing the U.S. corporate tax rate to 15 percent from 35 percent at a time when lawmakers believe they could be lucky to bring it down to 25 percent.
MSRP: $99.95Black Friday Price: $72 BentoStack Charge — $72 See Details With the amount of traveling you're going to do over the holidays, you'll be lucky if your phone or tablet can last you the whole trip (unless you're dozing off the entire flight, of course).
The main street, Jizo-dori, features a variety of shops selling food, sweets, medicaments, bits and bobs and, most notably, a huge choice of woolly underwear in bright red, a favourite colour with the elderly because it is thought to be lucky and health-giving.
It's our privilege because at the end of the day if you can be lucky enough to be raised by a strong woman and convince a strong woman [Jessica Biel] to marry you, you will realize that we are nothing without the strength of women.
Analysts said in April BHP would be lucky to fetch $200 million for the stake, well below the $335 million Adaro paid for a 25 percent stake in IndoMet in 2010, due to regulatory uncertainty in Indonesia and the sharp slump in coal prices.
He scanned the riverbank with a powerful headlamp, waiting to spot double red dots that meant animal eyes were watching — poking their heads out of the water, staring at us from land or, should we be lucky enough to see a sloth, from a tree.
At night, when the giant wooden doors were shuttered and the cathedral looked like a sleeping giant, I would sometimes be lucky enough to hear the rich but muted strain of music floating from the stone edifice while I was out for an evening stroll.
Mr. Robot is also quite literally stuck in 83: As the series entered its final season, the action had only advanced to just before Christmas 2015, and if it advances time at all, it might be lucky enough to just crack New Year's Day 2016.
The festival, in which a parade of torch-bearing demons makes its way down a snow-covered mountain, swells Oga's population by nearly 30 percent as tourists pour in, hoping straw from the demons' capes - believed to be lucky - will fall near them during the smoky procession.
" Mr. Wolff is open about his reliance on Mr. Bannon, whom he thanks in the acknowledgments, describing him as "the most cleareyed interpreter of the Trump phenomenon I know" and "the Virgil anyone might be lucky to have as a guide for a descent into Trumpworld.
"It's not our responsibility, it's our privilege because at the end of the day if you can be lucky enough to be raised by a strong woman and convince a strong woman to marry you, you will realize that we are nothing without the strength of women," he said.
When you work at a place that stays open all day, you start early and you finish late—at around 2 AM. If you work at a bar that opens after 11 PM, you might be lucky to have some time and energy for a swim the next morning.
"If you're stopped by the police after buying medical cannabis, you have to be lucky enough that the officers have read the law and don't confuse it as a drug — otherwise it's probable that you'll spend the night in prison," said Andreana Sirhan, a Rome pharmacist who sells medical marijuana.
"When I was able to be lucky enough to win the presidency, I called Bob Lighthizer, because for years people have known he's the greatest trader that we have on this type of trade — we have many different types of trade — and I really understand now why," the president said.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has told friends he will be lucky to last a year in his job, according to a friend, while two officials said national security adviser H.R. McMaster was frustrated by what he sees as disorganization and indiscipline on key policy issues inside the White House.
Born with Beare Stevenson syndrome, a rare disorder that causes premature fusing of the skull, blockage of the nasal passages, brain growth issues and a furrowed appearance, Brielle would be lucky to live several months, let alone a year, doctors told the Burrs in 2013, when she was only 1 day old.
While U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has expressed optimism about denuclearization in public, a New York Times profile on him on Sunday said that in private discussions with Korea experts, he had conceded he would be lucky if North Korea agreed to dismantle 60 percent of what the United States has demanded.
It follows a family so morally bankrupt that the closest we can come to sympathy is a kind of pity that's most often countered by the reality that these people have been given everything in life, and that the rest of us would be lucky to trade in our problems for theirs.
Nailing this slippery culture would take an unholy combination of David Mamet and Tom Wolfe in their primes, but they would also have to be lucky enough to find a subject who did not realize he was a great subject and start censoring himself for fear he would never be hired again.
"Here we are, and I think they will be lucky to get one more done this year, because whenever the curve flattens the market's going to look at the Fed and say, 'Really?' and the Fed will have to blink," said Christopher Whalen, head of Whalen Global Advisors, an investment bank consultancy.
Before you ask me to play "Eruption," however, allow me to qualify: I'm no Anna Calvi—hell, I'd be lucky to call myself a Johnny Depp—but what I am is, finally, equipped with the basic building blocks upon which I can grow and develop my own skills and style as a player.
To give you some inspiration as you embark on the next phase of your life, we reached out to basically everyone we know—from genius money experts to Vice staffers to recent grads—for ideas on how they would spend $10013 in graduation money, should they be lucky enough to receive it.
The New York Times reported on Sunday that Pompeo has conceded in private discussions with Korea experts that he would be lucky if North Korea agreed to dismantle 60 percent of what the United States has demanded, although he added that it would still be more than any other administration had achieved.
Vin Scully, in his 67th season as a Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster, hails from an era when you'd be lucky to catch a sports game on TV.  These days, digitally addicted young sports fans furiously shout into the wind on social media and throw around acronyms like GOAT to describe the players they admire.
"It's all about me being so lucky of getting to do what I love every single day, and then sharing the luck with other people because anybody can be lucky," Marie tells PEOPLE about the song, which benefits Hurley Children's Hospital located in Marie's hometown of Flint, Michigan – where the devastating water contamination crisis occurred.
In the end, Marine Le Pen will make it a lot closer in the run-off this year than her father did in 2002, but she will be lucky to pick up enough votes to avoid losing by less than 85033 points on May 7 — an ominous anniversary of defeat for right-wing extremists.
I have internalized the stinging knowledge that, beneath all the encouragement you give your children to grow and walk and speak and leave, beneath all the wonderful moments you may be lucky enough to share in and enjoy, your grandchild's life will be a long string of birthdays you will not live to see.
I liked it.) I want to tell you so much more about "Say Something Bunny!" but for those of you who will be lucky enough to see it (it's been playing since the summer, closes in April, tickets are only $40, hurry hurry hurry) ruining its surprises would be like stamping on a soufflé.
Yet it's hard to say if they will be lucky enough to find a unit to store their wares: The self-storage industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors of the U.S. commercial real estate industry, with total rentable storage space in the United States covering more than three times the size of Manhattan.
SO YES I THINK THERE IS A WEALTH EFFECT I JUST WOULDN'T OVERDUE IT KERNEN: WE COULD BE LUCKY, IT COULD BE THAT CHINA'S STOCK MARKET IS NOT CHINA'S ECONOMY, AND OIL THIS TIME MAY NOT BE TELEGRAPHING A GLOBAL SLOWDOWN, IT MAY REALLY BE HORIZONTAL DRILLING AND SUPPLY WHICH IN THE END WOULD BE A GOOD THING.
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FRANCIS: Well, I think before we pivot to that, I mean, let&aposs tackle the idea of going in and authenticating what is actually going on because she said the President would be lucky to get as good a deal as we got with Iran and we know that that was a terrible deal because we never got the chance to go in and look at anything.
And the sly cynicism of the first number is alive and well throughout the rest of the movie, which is about the realization that it's better to be lucky than good when it comes to achieving your dreams, and that your dreams are going to change as you start to accept reality and the fact that it's so easy to conflate success with fulfillment.
" And here's Law scolding the Mets for signing him in the first place: "The Mets' decision to sign Tebow for $100,000 as, essentially, an undrafted 29-year-old free agent, where any other player would be lucky to get $1,000 and a plane ticket, was a craven, mercenary move befitting an independent-league team desperate for the added revenue from ticket sales, not something a major league team with postseason aspirations should be doing.
Originally, they'd booked a 500-seat venue for that job thinking they'd be lucky to fill half of it, because who even knew about the Broad-Billed Hummingbird except for Kevin, creeping in the back of the office with all his North American bird books, but then all 500 tickets sold out in 45 minutes, so Geri worked her magic, canceled the smaller venue, booked a theater three times the size across town, and that sold out again in another half-hour, not to mention all the pay-per-view tickets they sold once the rest of the birding community got wind of the event.
His impact on the sound, structure, and presentation of music is indelible, his style, unforgettable, his interviews, his shade, his side eye game, his rivalries, his restless creativity, his early push to free funk and R&B from the "Black Singles" box, his advocacy for women, his pliable sense of male sexuality, his innovative interaction with the growing world of the internet, his resistance to the major label machine, his quiet altruism, his quick, sharp grasp of social media and memes, his demand for more writers of color in the music press, all of it was a revolution, the likes of which we would be lucky to live to ever see again.

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