I'm fortunate — well, I don't know fortunate, I guess it is, but I'm certainly fortunate to have gotten the funding.
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"I think that we've been fortunate in Montana, and I hope we continue to be fortunate," Gov.
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Condolences to those who were fortunate enough to know her and those who were fortunate enough to see her on stage.
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I'm very, very fortunate, but like I said I have family and friends who support me, and I'm just very fortunate.
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"Those of us who are fortunate enough to make a good living doing what we love, and who are fortunate to be healthy and have healthy families, absolutely need to help those far less fortunate realize their dreams," he tells PEOPLE.
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So I was a slave child who got very fortunate in his early career… or I guess my parents got very fortunate, I should say.
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The Fortunate Ones , by Ellen Umansky (William Morrow) .
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The most literal reading of Creedence's "Fortunate Son" lyrics laments how the privileged were often able to avoid the Vietnam War, while the less fortunate were forced to go fight.
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Like his doomed American Health Care Act, these failed proposals, as you note, included draconian cuts to programs for the least fortunate, passing on the savings to the most fortunate.
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I am so fortunate to have worked with him and to have been able to share screen time with him, but I'm infinitely more fortunate to have him as a friend.
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Fortunate & grateful I was able to take the time.
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"I always had this dream when I was young that if I was fortunate enough to have success and fortunate enough to achieve my dream, I wanted to give back," she explains.
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I'm very fortunate because I get to do that again.
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We do not take lightly how incredibly fortunate we are.
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We're fortunate in we don't have to make those choices.
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I feel fortunate to have been able to record there.
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I feel very fortunate to be able to do it.
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It was incredibly fortunate and great for many, many reasons.
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I tell myself these things every day: Stille is fortunate.
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And I was fortunate to have a front row seat.
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The design team behind Sonic the Hedgehog wasn't so fortunate.
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The entrepreneurial or the fortunate can build a decent life.
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I'm fortunate to live on a farm [by a river].
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Right winger Alexander Steen was not as fortunate as Schwartz.
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I have been fortunate to work with Cockyboys and men.
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It's a really fortunate position to be in I think.
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I feel so fortunate to share a life with you.
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"We were very fortunate to win this game," Baker said.
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I've been fortunate with the friends I've made in Nashville.
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Certainly, with unemployment so low, you know, we're very fortunate.
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I was very fortunate that I got noticed so quickly.
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Many of his neighbors, though, were not as fortunate. Gov.
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Meanwhile, the rest of society isn't perhaps quite so fortunate.
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We were very, very fortunate that the situation wasn't worse.
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"The trajectory of the bullet was very fortunate," Thomson said.
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I was fortunate to grow up in a union household.
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"I had a really fortunate and wonderful upbringing," he recalls.
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I was really fortunate to have him in my life.
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"We were really fortunate to win the game," Popovich said.
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Adelaide faces a less fortunate version of herself in 'Us'.
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He recognizes, nonetheless, that he is more fortunate than most.
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We're fortunate in this new incident that nobody was injured.
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Many of the Syrians she knew were not as fortunate.
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I think it just really landed at a fortunate time.
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In some respects, we were remarkably fortunate with nuclear weapons.
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He was traveling alone ... and sounds fortunate to be alive.
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His friend, who did nails, wasn't as fortunate, he said.
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All our policies aim to help the less fortunate prosper.
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SYLVIA MATHEWS BURWELL: So, at American University, we're very fortunate.
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She had a heart for people who were less fortunate.
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I was fortunate to have good people in my life.
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It wasn't merely left to some kind of fortunate happenstance.
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"Of course, absolutely, you know I'm very fortunate," he says.
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We're fortunate to have a great quarterback in Aaron Rodgers.
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I feel very fortunate that I get to do it.
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"We were fortunate tonight," Texas Tech coach Chris Beard said.
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We've been fortunate to keep NX close to the vest.
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Not all animals and their owners have been so fortunate.
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The only fortunate result of the Cultural Revolution is me.
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We're fortunate to have her taking on such a vital
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The Coyotes were fortunate to escape the first period scoreless.
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If you're unfamiliar with durian, you are one fortunate individual.
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And if you're fortunate, you'll be able to sell that.
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I was fortunate enough to sell one and survive another.
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I feel very fortunate now to bring my kids here.
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If she's calculating, it's only to help those less fortunate.
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What is not fortunate is nine days with no food.
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So we were fortunate that Samuel Goldwyn would do it.
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Many farmers in the area, though, are not so fortunate.
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It made me feel safe, secure, and very, very fortunate.
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I'll keep reviewing; if I'm fortunate to get there, great.
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Hers was a fortunate and healthy pregnancy, by any standard.
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"I'm very fortunate to have Officer Rivers in our department."
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I was fortunate to be able to retire at 65.
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I am fortunate that we won the right to choose.
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Many of us here were fortunate to work with him.
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I mean, we're fortunate we were able to do that.
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Some content farms will be fortunate enough to be acquired.
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"A Fortunate Man" is a great advertisement for the book.
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Compared to many other immigrants, I know I'm extremely fortunate.
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Not all of her friends have been as fortunate though.
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In my own personal life, I have been very fortunate.
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I was fortunate to meet them and hit it off.
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So real estate is the first priority for the fortunate.
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For some fortunate reason I saw the process as illogical.
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We're a little bit more fortunate than the other states.
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I was fortunate enough to extricate myself from these interactions.
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The less fortunate huddle under tarps that crumple during rainstorms.
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In spite of this tragic experience, I still feel fortunate.
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So fortunate to be able to work beside these two.
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"In that sense, we are very, very fortunate," Turner said.
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But he is staying optimistic and says he feels fortunate.
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Luckily, I was fortunate enough to find a great match.
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But, we have been pretty – we have been quite fortunate.
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I was fortunate to later have opportunities to serve Sen.
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"In this case, it's fortunate that the young are impressionable."
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You've got to consider yourself pretty fortunate to do it.
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I'm very fortunate I'm about a block from the ocean.
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Stern, perhaps, is fortunate that his tenure predated cancel culture.
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More than 50 years of this, ever the fortunate traveler.
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I remind myself all the time how fortunate I am.
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Yes, we might be fortunate for making quite a bit.
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I have fortunate to have been on four great teams.
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"I'm very fortunate that I didn't get hurt," he said.
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I'M FORTUNATE THE PRICE IS COMING DOWN ALL THE TIME.
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Other states haven't been as fortunate, at least not yet.
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It happened fast and quick, but I feel very fortunate.
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But we're also grateful to God for how fortunate we are to have known him, if just for a while; for how fortunate we all are that The Greatest chose to grace our time.
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The Senators felt fortunate to arrive at Madison Square Garden leading by two games, and they must feel fortunate to leave with the series tied, so uninspired was their play, so overpowering were the Rangers.
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The Avalanche got a rare early lead on a fortunate bounce.
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That was, in part, because of fortunate circumstances, Mr. Stewart said.
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At the time she felt "fortunate to be alive," she said.
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"I'm fortunate enough to be surrounded by intelligent people," she says.
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I was fortunate enough to be involved very, very early on.
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"I'm so fortunate to have this collection come out," she continued.
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"I feel very fortunate," Maynard says, "to go surrounded by love."
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"I've been really fortunate to go, and it's exciting," Bird said.
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"We were fortunate he kept us in the game," Collins said.
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I'm fortunate to be able to do that this time around.
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We were fortunate to win giving up those two touchdown passes.
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SO I THINK I WAS JUST FORTUNATE ON THE OTHER SIDE.
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The White House will be fortunate to have his experienced counsel.
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I've been extremely fortunate to have seven promotions in eight years.
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"We are so fortunate to have each other," Mary-Kate said.
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I feel very lucky and fortunate to see such beautiful scenery.
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In the first half of his term he has been fortunate.
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His timing with regard to the labour market was particularly fortunate.
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Yet his apparent economic success to date mostly reflects fortunate timing.
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It was a series of fortunate events for Neil Patrick Harris.
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We're in a fortunate time with such great content they made.
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"It was pretty easy, considering our fortunate setting," Ms. Gitti said.
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Am I forcing my child into a less fortunate untraditional upbringing?
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Maybe she will be inspired to donate to those less fortunate.
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Every international trip included handing out gifts to people less fortunate.
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Might this new month bring the fortunate ones to your door.
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I was fortunate that I didn't die from that first episode.
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We had some good things happen, so we were pretty fortunate.
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But I am fortunate that my work will bring me back.
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We're very fortunate that he decided to re-enter public service.
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I was just fortunate to put some good wood on it.
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And I also know that I'm far more fortunate than most.
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So when I got out of Yale, I was very fortunate.
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"We are fortunate that we can pay for everything," she said.
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The country is fortunate that, in Jim Mattis, there is sobriety.
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I was fortunate to find recovery before this particular crisis began.
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Unlike other megaprojects, Newsom — and California — were fortunate on the timing.
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"We're really fortunate the water is starting to recede," Cutrer said.
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I am fortunate to have seen this revolution in my lifetime.
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When I returned home from the Iraq War, I was fortunate.
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"I've been very fortunate in my life," said Mr. Reyes, 24.
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"It's fortunate it didn't hurt us," Girardi said of the mistakes.
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"So you're pretty fortunate," Grassley added to a laugh from Ford.
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"We got lucky, we were pretty fortunate," Poole said by telephone.
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National group identity could involve taking care of the less fortunate.
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I'm super fortunate to work so close to where I live.
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Or if you're fortunate enough, you'll be able to survive that.
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Others, like Sarah Urke, a once-promising swimmer, are less fortunate.
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And if you aren't one of the fortunate winners, it's okay.
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The five-time major champion Phil Mickelson was not so fortunate.
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How fortunate we were to find this magical overgrown downtown woodland.
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I am surrounded by such love and I feel so fortunate.
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That means that the less fortunate will be impacted even more.
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But Mr. James started asking himself: What about less fortunate Americans?
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It was crowded, but I was fortunate to have a seat.
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I was fortunate to get monthly visits from the British embassy.
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I'm very fortunate now to have a family of my own.
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She failed, but maybe others were more fortunate than she was.
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Sure, there are some versions that are more fortunate than others.
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I was fortunate enough to photograph him in 1978 in Scandinavia.
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I feel extremely fortunate to be able to do these things.
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I felt very fortunate that they were able to be together.
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I'm very fortunate to have him as one of my vets.
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But these plays feel more like fortunate blips than sustainable action.
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And I've been very fortunate, you know, to have great mentors.
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But not all of Samara's buildings and neighborhoods were as fortunate.
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I feel very fortunate to call this lovely little town home.
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Two other No. 7 seeds were not as fortunate as Missouri.
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I was fortunate recently to be able to do just that.
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I've also been fortunate enough to be able to keep working.
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It's just fortunate that the result is appealing to other people.
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Though fortunate, Hicks has seen his gigs vanish all the same.
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Still, somehow, after all of this, they consider themselves incredibly fortunate.
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I was fortunate enough to hold on and appreciate all things.
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I've been really fortunate to attract really awesome friends and mentors.
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I consider myself fortunate to have had such a broad audience.
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Trump has been a remarkably fortunate president, inheriting a roaring economy.
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"I'm in the same fortunate position you're in," he told Cooperman.
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The 'Queer Eye' star was fortunate to have a safety net.
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"The skiers were fortunate to not trigger an avalanche," CAIC said.
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I'm just incredibly fortunate to know a lot of these people.
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I was fortunate to have parents be my hero, and everything.
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Halee DeGraffenreid, 17, had been one of the more fortunate cheerleaders.
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I think I should pay more taxes than someone less fortunate.
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Other conservative speakers were not so fortunate in receiving an apology.
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We are bombarded with images of others less fortunate than ourselves.
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Another thing I will say is that I was incredibly fortunate.
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I've been fortunate to be elected twice statewide as attorney general.
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We're very fortunate to have something this exciting to work on.
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Americans are more fortunate; the whole world looks like America now.
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I was fortunate; I don't remember my boys being as quiet.
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And Chuck is fortunate enough to operate in that elite circle.
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He was fortunate to walk away with only bumps and bruises.
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Her new fight is to speak up for those less fortunate.
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I was fortunate to have family support and good health insurance.
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This time, the outfielder and the Giants won't be as fortunate.
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I'm fortunate to have her as the accountant of my business.
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And I also know that I'm far more fortunate than most.
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I am glad John was fortunate enough to have this option.
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I've been fortunate enough to acquire pieces by all of them.
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Because I was fortunate enough to be born in the USA.
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Most such upstart candidates in 2018 were not so fortunate, however.
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The Davos crowd had plenty of reasons to feel fortunate before.
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Now I've been very blessed and fortunate and lucky with opportunity.
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Lindes: We are extremely fortunate to have our music community here.
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No. 103, it was really unkind to the world's least fortunate.
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I feel very fortunate to be a part of this movement.
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Andrew Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth was ostensibly intended to inspire the self-made industrialists of the late 1800s to improve public life for the less fortunate, no matter how their industries might affect those less fortunate.
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I'm not interested in money or interest, which is fortunate for me.
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Not just for those of us who are fortunate, but for everybody.
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The remaining 100 people — described as the least economically fortunate — received $1,000.
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But two fortunate moments went England's way during the World Cup's climax.
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I've been extremely fortunate, in that I haven't had any significant issues.
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I've been incredibly fortunate and I have an acute understanding of that.
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"We are grateful and fortunate and lucky," says Zach Fishman, Randi's husband.
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"We have been very fortunate with our relationship with Oracle," Barker said.
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And certainly, some people who have been very fortunate, more than twice.
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"We are fortunate to have the situation that we have," he added.
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Not just those who are fortunate enough to have employer-sponsored insurance.
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I was fortunate to receive many plaudits that were intended for him.
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The New York Times called it a "fortunate reinvention" of the series.
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She waits, feeding on less fortunate prisoners conspicuously dropped into her domain.
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Among American towns facing relocation, Isle de Jean Charles is relatively fortunate.
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Getz said she was fortunate enough to have accurate context surrounding Momo.
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Despite his ordeal, the young businessman was fortunate to have been released.
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"I am so fortunate that we got those nursing hours," Smithline says.
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Raquel was among the fortunate who didn't have to fear for long.
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"I feel very fortunate that I make what I make," he says.
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Mrs May is also fortunate in her opposition across the parliamentary aisle.
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We've been very fortunate where the breakout product-market fit has happened.
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MG: We were incredibly fortunate that we had very talented, thoughtful actors.
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I'm very fortunate to have been in the same room as RuPaul.
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It wasn't intentional, and was instead a very fortunate, career-defining accident.
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I'm fortunate to be here tonight receiving an award as an actor.
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Because a very fortunate redditor, jujuness, works with a person named Barb.
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Some other clubs in smaller Russian cities have not been so fortunate.
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I've been very fortunate to not need to ask for anything additional.
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We should remember, though, that we are hearing from the fortunate ones.
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We were fortunate to find a doctor who specialized in young people.
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We're so very fortunate to have this young man as a student.
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"We are extremely fortunate and grateful that nobody was killed," Obama said.
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I feel so fortunate [to] have respect and admiration from [my] peers.
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However, the same study is presenting more fortunate news about the virus.
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I'm really fortunate to have good people in my life right now.
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"I'm very, very fortunate to be marrying a director," said Bellisario, 31.
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YEMEN lost the title of Arabia Felix, or "Fortunate Arabia", long ago.
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Looking back, they are times that he feels fortunate to have experienced.
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I was fortunate enough represent the United States at two Olympic Games.
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But Khalil and Moustafa are among the fortunate ones to receive care.
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And then I think of all the Americans who aren't as fortunate.
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However, technician Jonathan Krinsky says stocks won't be so fortunate in 2799.
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The Atlantic-10 was particularly fortunate in 2014, getting six teams in.
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I feel so happy and fortunate to be able to do this.
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"Bit fortunate I must say," he said in an on-court interview.
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Dwayne Johnson makes millions every year, but he wasn't always so fortunate.
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But an especially fortunate few of us may develop them earlier on.
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One Wheel of Fortune contestant was not so fortunate on Monday night.
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I think we were fortunate to have the ear of the police.
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It was very fortunate it went to that part of the park.
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Recognize that they've been fortunate, and "build ladders of success" for others.
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We were fortunate to have him because he opened up for Anderson .
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I was fortunate to have sat on HopStop's board with Yaron Galai.
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We are well capitalized because we are fortunate to have generous investors.
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But others in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida were not so fortunate.
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Jackson got a fortunate bounce early on, banking in a 212-pointer.
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Drolma has used her position to benefit those less fortunate than herself.
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"I was fortunate to receive some advice from my professors," he said.
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"We are very fortunate this morning and have been blessed," he said.
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"Some people lost their entire herds, but we're very fortunate," Cutrer said.
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They also are required to give to charities for the less fortunate.
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For those who are struggling to conceive, the most fortunate always win.
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Family and friends were the fortunate recipients, until word of mouth spread.
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I was very fortunate to have another company offer me a job.
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It was just some unfortunate bounce, but fortunate ending of that scenario.
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If I'm fortunate enough to be able to play, I love playing.
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Many countries envy its fortunate position as a hub for innovative cities.
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How fortunate America has been to avoid the worst of these tragedies.
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This is probably especially important for schools that serve the less fortunate.
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I am fortunate now, at age 70, to still be cancer-free.
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The Blackhawks quickly pulled within 4-2 thanks to a fortunate bounce.
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I feel very fortunate that my company provides good coffee for employees.
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"I'm happy to win, fortunate to win," Patriots coach Bill Belichick said.
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We were very fortunate to come out of here with two wins.
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Even if it exonerates Trump personally others will not be so fortunate.
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The most fortunate athletes, like Bywater, do not pay for their chairs.
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The ones paying for all this extravagance are often the least fortunate.
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This year, we are fortunate to not have to make that choice.
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Now, it was a reminder of just how fortunate I had been.
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WARREN BUFFETT: And we had the ability-- or-- you know, were fortunate.
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"We were fortunate, because Nolasco was rolling," Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said.
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We are very fortunate to live here, but it's obviously not perfect.
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The Terrapins were fortunate to be down just 33-18 at halftime.
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I've been very fortunate to have the career I've had so far.
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He just decided not to shoot me, so I was very fortunate.
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But weʻve been fortunate to stay afloat over the past 10 years.
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Thinking of those less fortunate today & working on my plan to help.
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Those of us fortunate to have been snagged early by reading know
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We know he's capable of making those shots, but we were fortunate.
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We were fortunate to have a Republican-controlled Senate at the time.
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As a family we are fortunate to give back through the year.
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Russia's other sporting federations might consider themselves fortunate to travel to Brazil.
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"In Bentonville, we are very fortunate to have the blessing of space."
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He's fortunate that we live in a country where your opinions matter.
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He is like the slightly more fortunate Don Mattingly of Mets mascots.
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I recognize we are fortunate, but we've dedicated our lives to it.
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I was fortunate to do a lot of work on alcohol brands.
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Arfa is fortunate in that it can afford this gesture — for now.
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I was fortunate enough that when that happened, no one rejected me.
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Loss of arms, legs and eyesight are for the more fortunate ones.
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We also are fortunate, because of the [financial independence afforded by] standup.
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I'm fortunate to be able to work remotely during this scary time.
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"We're fortunate that there's not been a major car accident," he said.
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Then came the top of ninth, when the Mets got fortunate again.
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Indeed it is fortunate that the appropriation is so small and inadequate.
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Ten elders, including Younis and eight of Maizullah's cousins, were less fortunate.
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"The Senate is fortunate to have her guidance and advice," he said.
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I've been fortunate enough to watch him do that plenty of times.
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"I'm fortunate to get rescued," Christine Way-Cotter of Quincy told WBZ.
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"I'm fortunate that my name sounds like a fake name," Sun says.
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"I know we are fortunate here on Necker and Moskito," says Branson.
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The Senators profited from it, believing they were fortunate to have won.
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"So many people are not as fortunate as we were," Quiles said.
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Individuals who are fortunate enough to have employer coverage may fare better.
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I was, I suppose, fortunate that Fallon went so quickly and quietly.
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I guess they just want the less fortunate to shrivel and die.
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"We were fortunate," Daniel Donaghue, a deputy assistant fire chief, told reporters.
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I have been a little more fortunate at The Los Angeles Times.
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Those less fortunate chew on the coca leaf to beat the hunger.
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Wright: I had the good fortunate of Pauline being a composite character.
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I'm just fortunate to be back here on these courts playing tennis.
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We are fortunate to live in an era of tremendous medical advances.
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I feel so fortunate to be on the real road to recovery.
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I will continue to volunteer to serve the least fortunate among us.
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Victims of warfare and terrorist attacks and famine make us look fortunate.
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We're fortunate that there hasn't been another breach, but it's not impossible.
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We would be fortunate to have Joe Biden as our next president.
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So we're fortunate to have the good people running that we do.
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I've been fortunate enough to where that hasn't really been the case.
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LL: So, we are quite fortunate, and we are very excited that, the government, this country, the market, even the user, our customers, are kind of embracing the new technology, so we have been very fortunate, I think.
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For people fortunate enough to make a good living and donate some of their earnings, a long-term strategy can help you achieve the twin goals of helping those who are less fortunate while reducing your income-tax bill.
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"We're very fortunate that he is going to be all right," Crowder said.
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"I was fortunate they found it early," said Griffey Sr., who is 65.
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I have the fortunate alternative of kicking these decisions to the next level.
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And I went in and begged for Charlie's job, and was very fortunate.
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I'm fortunate enough to confess: I have given in and hired a planner!
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I was fortunate to have parents that guided me in the right direction.
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But we're fortunate to walk out of here with two out of three.
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"And I actually feel fortunate I have that to go into," she said.
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They let me have a chance, so I was fortunate in that regard.
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I'm a very, very fortunate director, and I've been lucky since day one.
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I am fortunate to have been in the same space for 21 years.
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He feels fortunate that everything worked out on their special — and surprising — day.
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But in fifth grade, I was fortunate enough to be taught by Mrs.
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It is fortunate that their 25-year friendship has proven ripe for examination.
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We are incredibly fortunate that fun was a big part of our childhood.
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He is fortunate to have loving, supportive parents and a bright future ahead.
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Millennials who can buy, in other words, are fortunate in many key respects.
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I was fortunate enough not to be detained when my family immigrated here.
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"I'm so fortunate that I have Jon Snow so early in my career."
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We are among the most fortunate people in the history of the world.
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"I am surrounded by such love and I feel so fortunate," Hilaria continued.
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We're supposed to be the party of the downtrodden and the less fortunate.
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"I was really fortunate," he told reporters at the time, according to MLB.com.
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I understand how fortunate I am and how rare an occurrence it is.
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"We are fortunate that our crew members are the best in the business."
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Mr Temer is fortunate that voters are feeling cynical rather than fired up.
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And I think we've been fortunate enough to be able to do that.
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I'm fortunate, or unfortunate, to own a rather unique email address at Outlook.com.
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I feel so fortunate that I got to spend that time with her.
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Boston starter Nathan Eovaldi was fortunate to come away with a no-decision.
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One fortunate branch of research that has been less impacted is artificial intelligence.
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Compared to many women and men, we are very well compensated and fortunate.
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But as far as the people I was with, I felt very fortunate.
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It remains to be seen whether the next one will be as fortunate.
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"Just being given this blessing, you feel so fortunate every day," she added.
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"I'm fortunate enough to be dating my dream woman," he told the magazine.
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"Been fortunate enough to play some good basketball through my career," James said.
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It's fast paced, but I am fortunate to work with a great team.
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I was fortunate, to some extent, that I had the luxury of quitting.
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I think maybe we're just fortunate that our government operation is so nascent.
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"I'm really fortunate to have an incredibly professional group of women," she said.
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"[I] Couldn't feel more fortunate," he wrote on Instagram after the news broke.
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We were fortunate to be able to plan a trip to see everyone!
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Anne Hathaway is clearly a pretty fortunate person in a lot of respects.
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I've been fortunate that I've never ghosted somebody and I've never been ghosted.
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"[We] have been fortunate enough to become the clear market leader," he said.
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Most of us aren't fortunate to find "the one" on the first try.
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I'm fortunate to be here tonight to receive an award as an actor.
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I've been very fortunate that I have never had any sexual harassment experience.
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He was also fortunate to break the cycle after only a few convictions.
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And I think we're very fortunate that, touchwood, so far, we've been successful.
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Rather, I would consider those team(s) fortunate that they only had one.
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"We were very fortunate to find them when we did," she told reporters.
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The group leader's special interest in her son seemed like a fortunate development.
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But I do, I keep stumbling into situations where I get very fortunate.
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I was really fortunate to be at the Justice Department in Washington, too.
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Contempt for those less fortunate (the "losers and haters" he mocks on Twitter)?
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It's probably fortunate that she is a believer, but not an easy sell.
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We are so fortunate to have you as our protector and our guide.
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The "effortlessness" turn has had its plusses: We are fortunate enough to live
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Last October, the 224 souls aboard Metrojet Flight 9268 were not so fortunate.
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I feel so fortunate that he would come to my studio very often.
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"America is an amazing place," says Conlon "We're very fortunate to be here."
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" Although, Ashman adds LocalGlobe has been "fortunate enough to work with a couple.
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At the time she said she was "shaken, but fortunate to be alive".
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We're really fortunate to gain a leader with Dara's experience, talent and vision.
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In Mexico, the pope talks about America's obligation to help the less fortunate.
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We're really fortunate to gain a leader with Dara's experience, talent and vision.
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I felt very fortunate to have been selected for the first orbital flight.
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He says he'll use the $1,000 gift card to feed less fortunate folks.
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But not every celebrity is so fortunate in bringing their stalker to justice.
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But I will say that I feel so fortunate to have found Yoga.
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If our elections haven't been hacked in some way, we'd be extremely fortunate.
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He worried about those who weren't as fortunate as him and his brother.
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I'm so fortunate to be on Medi-Cal while I start my business.
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The country is fortunate that its 3.3m Muslims are notably diverse and integrated.
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They also are required to donate to charities that benefit those less fortunate.
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Everywhere he went, he sought to improve the wellbeing of those less fortunate.
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And it was fortunate that Hill began in 2006, before the financial crisis.
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I've been fortunate this year that things are going out of the park.
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Nicole Spirito, general manager of Flying Saucer Pizza Company: We're very, very fortunate.
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We are fortunate to be the most agriculturally productive country in the world.
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I'm fortunate enough to go to bed at night without a grumbling belly.
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Girardi said he would feel "fortunate" if Sabathia returned as quickly this time.
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"I was fortunate enough to have advisors early in my career," he said.
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The Red Sox have also made a fortunate habit of clobbering shitty teams.
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In those counties fortunate enough to have access, only 43 percent accept Medicaid.
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Not bad, and I definitely feel fortunate to have a decent-paying job.
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A. Mr. Taylor is actually one of the more fortunate Premier Cru victims.
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Noyes and his acolytes are fortunate that Wayland-Smith is a gifted writer.
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His estate wasn't as fortunate: "We lost everything," he said at the time.
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She was fortunate to be in the right place at the right time.
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"I realize now I was very fortunate to get that job," DeFonzo said.
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Kane forced overtime after a fortunate bounce in front of the Edmonton net.
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Bauer was fortunate to escape the first inning with a one-run deficit.
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As Americans, we are fortunate to be able to speak openly and freely.
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Gilbert said he's been fortunate because his employer's 401(k) has low fees.
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I was fortunate enough to have great people around me who supported me.
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Thinking of those less fortunate today and working on my plan to help.
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We're fortunate enough to have liberty and equality baked into our founding ideals.
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"We're in a fortunate position where we didn't need the funding," Wakefield said.
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"I'm really fortunate because Minneapolis is really progressive, generally speaking," he told me.
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Spiraling house prices ensure only the most fortunate get to be mortgage prisoners.
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And if he's fortunate, maybe the chance to buy a Mario game, too.
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Or will the advantages of tech innovation be limited to a fortunate few?
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And I'm fortunate enough to have individuals like that around me growing up.
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They are fantastic and they are fortunate, and they are everything in between.
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If this bill passes, our precious public lands will be far less fortunate.
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Ms. Mangel, as things turned out, was more fortunate than she had expected.
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Fortunate (and likely rich) inmates have been known to arrange work release opportunities.
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We were fortunate to be well insured, but the process has been brutal.
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The luckier ones get a slot in 2019, the less fortunate in 2020.
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But the timing of the bombing may be fortunate for the tourism industry.
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The more fortunate are marooned on small islands of trees among oil palms.
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"I'm very fortunate that something very good came out of an unfortunate situation."
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We are fortunate to have Dawkins as a tour guide to this world.
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Last year, I was fortunate enough to receive one for a solid performance.
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Not everyone has this option, however, and I'm incredibly fortunate that I do.
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I am fortunate to have a Brooklyn studio with a garden right outside.
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"I was fortunate and lucky to get that type of deal," Herring said.
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South Korea appears to be hoping for stout defending and a fortunate counter.
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I've been fortunate in that the works have been performed frequently and recorded.
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Or you could be here, and be fortunate to be part of this.
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Other Ukrainians she lived and worked with were not so fortunate, she said.
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I realized how fortunate I was to play a game for a living.
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The queue is so cool and we're super fortunate that everything goes well.
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One especially fortunate gift of lodging led to Mr. Pryor meeting Ms. Coulthard.
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First to exit the tunnel were Fortunate and Charles Conti, on a motorcycle.
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I was fortunate to be able to escape, and to save my kids.
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The Wild were fortunate to be down only 2-1 after two periods.
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I'm fortunate to play and have fun because I do it without pain.
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I'm fortunate in that I live my life just as I always have.
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"I think we have an extremely fortunate complementary set of skills," she said.
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I'm so fortunate to have a really great group of women around me.
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As President Theodore Roosevelt put it: They were fortunate to enjoy their jobs.
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Very fortunate for tsunami hazard that this is a strike-slip earthquake. pic.twitter.
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But they were fortunate to obtain an extensive, revealing interview with O'Neill's widow.
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"We were very fortunate to be able to make this move," she said.
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Copeland was fortunate to come into the NFL with a firm financial background.
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Loved and admired by all of us who were fortunate to meet him.
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Rebound can occur faster for some victims, mostly the fortunate or well off.
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I was fortunate to serve at DHS during the development of the program.
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I was fortunate to win and ran for Congress when my predecessor retired.
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While in law school, he demonstrated a commitment to helping the less fortunate.
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I was fortunate to have played for supportive coaches and with tremendous teammates.
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Any obligation to appreciate or value those less fortunate are meaningless to him.
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Some of them are fortunate to happen across investment advisers like Ms. Brunson.
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Indonesia's fortunate geography between India and China shaped Lion's ambitions, Mr. Sirait said.
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"I'm fortunate — I've been able to save some money," Mr. Kero-Mentz said.
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I'd be fortunate to lay a glove on that bigoted pile of shit.
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I consider myself to be fortunate to have joined Facebook when I did.
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I've been fortunate enough to stumble upon interesting impromptu dates over the years.
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He knew he was fortunate, though, to have escaped the crash at all.
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The big picture: America remains very fortunate compared to our fellow global citizens.
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We were very fortunate to have had positive-return funds during this period.
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It's fortunate that we're sisters so we're all coming from the same place.
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For the less fortunate, her mere presence can unearth deep reserves of pain.
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What I want is to serve God by helping people who are less fortunate.
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Today, we find ourselves in the midst of the "fortunate" era of the vibrator.
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I feel very fortunate I got to make the movie I wanted to make.
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Teenager McKenzie Strange is fortunate to have a mom who still packs her lunch.
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Henricks: I have been very fortunate to attract the most loving, caring, hardworking volunteers.
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"I feel very fortunate after seeing the situations of other people," Shirley Morrison added.
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I am fortunate to live in a country with such progressive family leave policies.
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Though I did start that way, I was fortunate not to become another statistic.
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I am a fortunate man in that all three of my daughters are exceptional.
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I was pulled under and I&aposm very fortunate it was a minor situation.
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There were only 12,000 made and I was fortunate enough to snag a pair.
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I was beyond fortunate my parents had the means to pay for my surgery.
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And if Republicans are fortunate enough to gain the majority next year, they would.
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Thompson was fortunate to walk way with a no-decision versus Miami on Aug.
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Slusser is taking 16 weeks off, but she said not everyone is that fortunate.
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You're fortunate in the health department, but sometimes you forget that you're not untouchable.
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Others who pursued Fawcett were less fortunate, suffering the same fate as their target.
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"We're fortunate in that we have paper ballots for all of our votes," Sen.
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"When you see the damage... we were fortunate there were no fatalities," he said.
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I felt very fortunate to fly where I did and the day I did.
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So if it's getting tougher here, that doesn't bode well for less fortunate bears.
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But the most important thing is I'm the most fortunate guy that ever lived.
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Stephenson doubled the lead at the 2:41 mark thanks to a fortunate bounce.
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I feel so fortunate for all that she has taught me over the years.
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But either there are exploitable holes in that idea, or executives are remarkably fortunate.
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Zarutskie knows she is "very, very blessed and fortunate" the situation was not worse.
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We are fortunate to have over 250 representative from the emergency services here today.
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"I really consider myself fortunate having that communication access," the 27-year-old says.
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Generally, fortunate sellers will have a member of Bezos' staff take pity and respond.
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All of them captured an image of being change agents for the less fortunate.
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Karim, who lives in Dhaka, said he feels fortunate his own family wasn't killed.
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Children fortunate enough to be born in dragon years seem to flourish at school.
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After viewing the extensive destruction, Cuomo said it was "fortunate" that no deaths occurred.
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"We just feel fortunate we got the game in," Washington manager Dusty Baker said.
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I'm very fortunate that I didn't take a shard of porcelain to the foot.
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We are honored and fortunate to have worked with John on 'The People v.
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We are very fortunate to work with United Rentals, one of our major sponsors.
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I was very fortunate to have had financial help during college from my parents.
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I am extremely fortunate to have a Father and Mother that love me unconditionally.
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I was fortunate enough to meet the right people and get this thing done.
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"So I feel very fortunate that I've had the long career that I've had."
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Just really fortunate to get these opportunities because they don't come along very often.
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"We've been fairly fortunate in missing the regional and global dust storms," said Nelson.
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The Hurley family said they felt fortunate to have achieved this level of justice.
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"I had a really fortunate and wonderful upbringing," Platt explained to PEOPLE in January.
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And that&aposs fortunate for these men because normally that&aposs not the case.
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"We are fortunate we have lived so long and in good health," Deutsch says.
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I am also fortunate enough to be in a position to make this decision.
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The roles and characters I'm fortunate enough to bring to life are more forgiving.
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I was very fortunate because when I was undercover, I'd get bursts of adrenaline.
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"I have been fortunate to have the care that others didn't," he tells PEOPLE.
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We are fortunate that our U.S. markets are, by and large, sturdy and stable.
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I really like playing, and I feel very fortunate, but this is my job.
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How much moral responsibility did he feel to help those less fortunate than he?
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I was fortunate to meet him a fair few times... a great great guy.
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Her daughter, who dreams of becoming an English teacher, is among the fortunate ones.
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I feel eternally fortunate to have personally met her on and off the stage.
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Baxter was fortunate to have her husband's nest egg as a source of funds.
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But for a series of fortunate events, the young actress might have remained undiscovered.
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"Guys who get a job in a whole different league are fortunate," Baucom says.
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And President Trump is very close to him, and I think we're all fortunate.
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"They came hard there for a bit and got some fortunate bounces," Darling said.
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We are fortunate to have such a deep bench of extraordinary hosts and journalists.
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"A fortunate death is one you hear about at 9 AM," one obituarist says.
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I am one of those fortunate people that gets to go back and forth.
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And it's probably fortunate for those with weak stomachs, given the recent market volatility.
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There's been a lot of clubs like that I've been fortunate to play at.
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We were very, very fortunate to have that sort of longevity on a series.
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Investment, productivity and growth, this argument says, are accruing mostly to the fortunate few.
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I considered myself the most fortunate of writers as we said goodbye that day.
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The damage to the pragmatists' standing comes at a fortunate time for the Principlists.
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"I was fortunate today to avoid the rough for the most part," he said.
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She's an impressive little lady and I'm very fortunate to call her my grams.
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They took advantage of fortunate bounces to snap shots from the slot past Montoya.
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"We feel very fortunate that Izzy chose to partner with Innovatus," Mr. Schiff said.
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William Allen of Two Shepherds Winery was one of the fortunate ones in 2017.
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"We're fortunate that Floyd's cuisine is a little more moderate in heat," she said.
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I feel fortunate that my restored ability to travel has given me this experience.
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Affordable child care "should not be the luxury of a fortunate few," she said.
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I felt fortunate to have made it to all four sites, as I'd hoped.
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In turn, children of privilege get another leg up on their less fortunate classmates.
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Ultimately, the test of a society's greatness is how it treats the less fortunate.
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"We are fortunate that we have had a series of phenomenons," Fils-Ami said.
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If everyone suddenly descends on one fortunate country, it soon ceases to be itself.
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But I am one of the fortunate souls who had a chance at recovery.
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Eventually I auditioned for Juilliard and was fortunate to be accepted on full scholarship.
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"I've been very fortunate that I've just allowed myself to naturally improve," Knox said.
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Hip-hop is about the less fortunate, the people no one else cares about.
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"You realize how fortunate you are to be a part of that?" he asked.
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Chatwood was fortunate the Rockies weren't more than three runs behind after three innings.
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We are a country second to none in showing compassion to the less fortunate.
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A fate Nick Jonas, much to his chagrin, was not fortunate enough to escape.
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FEMA is fortunate to enjoy the service of highly qualified and dedicated career staff.
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ZL: We're fortunate to have one of the most profitable businesses on the internet.
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And to be able to make a living doing it is even more fortunate.
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So that's something fortunate but people think I was trying to climb up it.
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Institutions like the Rockefeller Foundation that have been around 100 years, we've been fortunate.
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These things are fashion and we were fortunate to get ahead of the fashion.
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Many children aren't fortunate enough to even have the skeleton of a school left.
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I'm so fortunate to be doing this since I've been a very young fellow.
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I am fortunate to live in a state that allows abortions after 20 weeks.
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Other people, including one man more than 1,000 feet away, were not as fortunate.
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"As America could tell, I'm very fortunate that Evelyn likes nerds," Yang joked back.
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It towers over the world, but promises secure shelter only to the fortunate few.
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If you are fortunate enough to be called "Coach," carry that moniker with pride.
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We are very fortunate to have a very well-known and well-respected brand.
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In the homes of friends or kind strangers, if they're fortunate in another way.
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And I don't know if it's unfortunate or fortunate because I love being black.
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And I don't know if it's unfortunate or fortunate, because I love being black.
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He told Business Insider he was fortunate to retire early during a bull market.
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The dizzy spells and muffling sensations stopped, and haven't come back, which is fortunate.
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"I think we are O.K." Others are not as fortunate as Ms. Garcia's relatives.
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For the fortunate few who have been granted political asylum in the United States.
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But fortunate to have some money left over from the initial Y Combinator investment.
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The rapper says it's more about continuing to give back to the less fortunate.
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Coach Brad Stevens said he felt fortunate because it could have been even worse.
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A. I grew up in Birmingham, and was fortunate to have older, educated parents.
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I was fortunate enough that it was in the same city I lived in.
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You seldom read about the sound, and I feel fortunate to have heard it.
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To be able to be kind to someone you loved seemed a fortunate thing.
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The party is fortunate in that Abe is not as strong as he appears.
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Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro, by contrast, seems fortunate so many missed seeing him.
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And he certainly doesn't feel any empathy for less fortunate Americans, or actually anyone.
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Anyone fortunate enough to be your lover knows you're not stingy in the bedroom.
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But he spent 15 months in jail because boys, less fortunate than he, did.
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You are a fortunate man, Captain Duke, to be connected to a wealthy family.
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" Mistress Brandon, turning her attention wholly on him, said, "But what a fortunate outcome!
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Despite this, she has prevailed and continued to speak out for those less fortunate.
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We're fortunate to have strong technical leaders to oversee the organization as we grow.
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Mr. Skakel, however, was fortunate — a state appellate judge granted his appeal in 2013.
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"I'm so fortunate to have been doing this for so many years," Walters said.
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When the N.C.A.A. finally cleared Murphy in mid-September, he knew he was fortunate.
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Chuol's mother also hid in the bushes, but his father was not as fortunate.
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When it comes to opportunity, we won't entrench the advantages of the fortunate few.
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I'M FORTUNATE TO BE IN A COMPANY THAT HAS FOR DECADES HAS HELD THAT.
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We are fortunate to have him at Salesforce leading our product strategy and development.
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"I'm very fortunate to have a job and be part of this," he said.
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She felt fortunate to have a place where her family could meet the rent.
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I'm very fortunate to have two now, an A-style and an F-style.
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Tunisia needed a fortunate draw to make the knockout stages for the first time.
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The Neediest Cases Fund has told the stories of the less fortunate since 1912.
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I feel fortunate to have survived, to have had the privilege to make amends.
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Black cats are supposedly unlucky, but one is making a UK clubber extremely fortunate.
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I was beyond fortunate my parents had the means to pay for my surgery.
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It was incredibly fortunate that that was the dawn of this whole Information Age.
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We live frenzied, fortunate lives and spend most of our time lost in diversion.
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"It means I've been here a long time and been fortunate enough to stay healthy, fortunate enough to play in a ball park like Camden Yards that is what I still think is the most beautiful park in all of baseball," Jones said.
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I'm really fortunate to have been given the gift of perspective, and I'm fortunate to know what it's like to be sitting in a hospital listing off all the things you would do differently if you beat cancer and make it out alive.
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I am fortunate to live in a state where pregnant people's right to make choices about their own bodies is protected, where so many less fortunate than me can still afford to have abortions, without encountering barriers like forced counseling and waiting periods.
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Too often, we have allowed partisanship to frame the health-care debate as a zero-sum game pitting the economy against compassion: to control costs we must cut services or, conversely, the fortunate must pay more so the less fortunate can receive care.
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I am also so fortunate to have an amazing nanny who works 6:30 a.m.
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There, I was fortunate enough to have a place with a bed for eight months.
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"It's fortunate for them the Egyptians are walking away," Miller said of the White House.
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"We are so fortunate and happy that he was able to see it," says Fager.
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I'm fortunate that I learned my body and became an amazing dancer just through practice.
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"We were fortunate to tie it up but we worked hard for it," MacKinnon said.
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And she is fortunate enough to be one of the community members with a fan.
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She was fortunate to get out when the car stopped several blocks from her destination.
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This year, I feel fortunate to have been one of the firsts to witness it.
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I feel like I'm a very fortunate person to be in the seat I'm in.
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I'm fortunate enough to have my insurance cover it, so I just pay the copay.
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The Bears had to feel fortunate to be trailing only by 36-29 at half.
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It's not the first time that Kaepernick has donated his possessions to the less fortunate.
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"When I'm not feeling well, I'm very fortunate that my family takes care of me."
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I feel so fortunate to be spending July Fourth with my old Fox News friends.
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Few other American terrorism defendants have been so fortunate, particularly in the age of ISIS.
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Because I was already so fortunate to have all of my friends supporting me regardless.
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It opens up all kinds of uncomfortable questions about obligations to other, less fortunate people.
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We were fortunate to have this choice; it isn't one that all families can make.
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That just makes it all the more fortunate that Crazy Rich Asians is, well, good.
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I've been fortunate to have support from my family and friends on this shared journey.
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"Yvonne is fortunate to have a wonderful family who have provided full support," he said.
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Our hearts are with Emile's family, friends and all those fortunate to have known him.
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So while I wasn't yet part of the less fortunate population, that was a possibility.
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And it's fortunate for us when pitcher and catcher go out there and everything's clicking.
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I feel very fortunate that the baby has turned out to be a good sleeper.
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Our hearts are with Emile's family, friends, and all those fortunate to have known him.
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"My passion is community — connecting people and empowering people who are less fortunate," Matovu says.
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Paragon, based in Houston, was one of the more fortunate companies that has contemplated bankruptcy.
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Those not so fortunate are long retired to aviation junkyards, destined for a rusty demise.
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I know that not everyone who tries Curable will be as fortunate as my wife.
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I was really fortunate, because it was one of the very first new canon stories.
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We're incredibly fortunate here in Austin, but I don't always feel like people realize it.
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And those of us who were fortunate to know him like this were so lucky.
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I am extremely fortunate in that whatever scholarships didn't cover, my grandmother covered for me.
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"Romans were fortunate in the type of rock they had to work with," said Jackson.
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Most East Ghoutans eat two meals a day, and the less fortunate eat just one.
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Obviously, it doesn't sit well, but we're fortunate have a very comfortable lead right now.
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In those eyes, I painted a compassionate soul who cares deeply about the less fortunate.
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"These tax returns show that our family has been fortunate," Sanders said in a statement.
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In part, Brazil has been fortunate that rivals were ill-placed to fill the gap.
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"Whether it's fortunate or unfortunate, I think crisis is my calling," she explained to Vulture.
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If anything, she says, the least fortunate cling most tightly to a romantic marriage ideal.
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"I'm thrilled and fortunate that Nick is still down to do some stuff," Rob says.
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The fortunate hunter will stay in the hospital for a few days before being released.
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"That's the lens through which I've been fortunate enough to view the world," she said.
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Weekly yoga is a perk that I'm very fortunate our company sees the value in.
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"We were fortunate to be able to bring some order to that chaos," he said.
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"I was fortunate enough to go on to live a relatively normal childhood," she says.
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I'm really fortunate to have this job because it comes with a lot of perks.
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We're fortunate to be here for the Olympics whether we're on a boat or not.
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Look, I'm one of the most fortunate human beings who has ever walked the planet.
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Eckrote said it was very fortunate that the plane crashed in a relatively unpopulated island.
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I was fortunate to be there before they closed the Valley due to the fires.
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"We're very fortunate to have those guys in the room," Boston coach Bruce Cassidy said.
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We have been fortunate to converge in wonderful locations thus far, like Cancun and Panama.
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When making food choices, sometimes we're fortunate and the health and sustainability goals line up.
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Sure, Brian and Kathy are financially hurting, but in comparison to Leonor, they're incredibly fortunate.
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Anderson gave Columbus a 213-0 lead after a fortunate bounce in the second period.
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I was also really fortunate in that I've kept a diary for many, many years.
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Three is enough to win, and they were probably fortunate to get two on us.
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I got fortunate that they had that super shift on and the ball trickled through.
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But I've also been fortunate to work with a few entrepreneurs who got it right.
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I was just fortunate enough to stay inside of it and dump it in, really.
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We have the woman anti-hero, a fortunate development for feminist television consumers like myself.
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I recognize how fortunate I am to have parents who love and support me unconditionally.
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We're very fortunate to have him in the locker room, giving us a couple words.
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Erami says the interaction was far from combative, though others have not been as fortunate.
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"Donald was very fortunate in his life, and that's all to his benefit," Clinton said.
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Since that tragic storm, a handful of fortunate animals have also found forever homes stateside.
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Fact three is her compassion and empathy for those who are less fortunate than she.
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"I was fortunate enough to raise her in California really on my own," Maples says.
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For those Venezuelans fortunate enough to have family living abroad, these small shipments are crucial.
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We're very fortunate in that position, and in that way, it's stood with that reputation.
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I am fortunate, if you see the first episode, to have a very diverse cast.
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"I honestly feel very fortunate to be in the situation I'm in," she tells PEOPLE.
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Turning serious, he reflected on her strenuous work ethic and dedication to the less fortunate.
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"We were fortunate to meet and hold him the night of his birth," she wrote.
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I feel like we were very fortunate to not get too tied up in that.
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It's just heartbreaking, but we feel very fortunate to have had him in our lives.
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And it is not the first time this spring that Granollers has been so fortunate.
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We have been fortunate that we have not experienced a terror attack or other disaster.
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A very unfortunate mechanical failure but I am very fortunate to walk away from it.
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I was also fortunate to have a number of positive role models for aging well.
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I was fortunate in that my mother and I spent those 11 great years together.
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Why not just try to settle in, take your place, however undeserved, among the fortunate?
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Many felt he was fortunate to stay, despite being regularly rated as a fan favorite.
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"And we are fortunate that they did," Monaco said in an email to The Hill.
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The shelters could form "suspended micro-neighborhoods for the city's least fortunate," according to Framlab.
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I didn't realize until recently how truly fortunate I am to have ended up here.
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I was fortunate enough to spend time with him and get to know his story.
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On any given drug, in any given trial, most people will not be as fortunate.
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I was very fortunate that I did not feel like my gender held me back.
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The Vikings have said Bridgewater was fortunate to avoid damage to his arteries and nerves.
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We are all so fortunate to have known you for your short time on Earth.
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I am fortunate for my heritage, but also for where it has brought me today.
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Sadly, the reason we're so fortunate is because the business is so f---ed up.
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"I know we are fortunate here on Necker and Moskito," Branson said at the time.
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"I feel fortunate to come out of it the way that I did," he said.
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We're fortunate to have top-tier health insurance, which helped defray many of the costs.
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"We were just fortunate that, outside of the two, we were the first to go."
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It's my way of paying rent on this planet to share with others less fortunate.
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CLINTON: Well, Martha, I hope that by the time I — if I'm fortunate... TRUMP: Everything.
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It discounts the many less fortunate "uneducated" who find Mr. Trump's commentary repugnant and insulting.
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Raw brainpower We are fortunate to have a massive advantage over previous generations: the internet.
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We were fortunate to work with two incredibly accomplished dancers from the Stockholm dance company.
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With the specter of child trafficking looming large over the Rohingya camps, Alom was fortunate.
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We are so fortunate to have had the time we did with such remarkable people.
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I've been fortunate not to have had any bad experiences with my boss or colleagues.
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Bethenny Frankel pushed for positivity — and also took time to reflect on those less fortunate.
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We're very fortunate to live in close proximity, and we all enjoy each other's homes.
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And, if I'm fortunate enough to be the nominee that's exactly what I will do.
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It's a fortunate encounter, both for Pee-wee and for viewers: The two pair charmingly.
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Then we got a record deal and had all these fortunate things happen to us.
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It's nice that I'm fortunate enough to have a large platform from the acting work.
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I've learned a lot from the makeup artist who I've been fortunate to work with.
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In 2015, the Blue Jays were fortunate, especially with the health of their pitching staff.
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There are less fortunate women, however, who don't even have a real room to share.
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I thought about how fortunate I was to be on the uneven road to recovery.
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I'm fortunate because I've had a lot of successes, and some of it's been campaigns.
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Fisher feels fortunate to have started saving when he did, even if now seems late.
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You know, Donald was very fortunate in his life, and that's all to his benefit.
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I feel very fortunate that I never got into this business as a beauty queen.
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If you are fortunate, as I am, to respond well to antidepressants, you are saved.
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So much the sweeter, the frank abundance of health which I've been fortunate to retain.
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"The countries which are fortunate enough to have a national producer are lucky," he said.
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"We've been fortunate enough to have donations of all different sorts of products," said Hardy.
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She is fortunate, she said, because her father is educated, though her mother is illiterate.
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We talk about the fact that there are people not as fortunate as he is.
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You know, Donald was very fortunate in his life and that's all to his benefit.
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To the Editor: I am fortunate enough to have decent health insurance through my employer.
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I've been very fortunate in my career to work with really giving and wonderful people.
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We were fortunate (hard to put it that way) that we were able to plan.
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I feel really fortunate to be in this position because I know millions are not.
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I do feel so fortunate to have a job that I'm able to do remotely.
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Considering Sims's career was so short, did he feel fortunate not to have played longer?
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I understand that most people aren't fortunate enough to have the help of their parents.
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All that matters is obscene amounts of cash in to the fortunate and ungrateful few.
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I was fortunate enough to have seen Paul McCartney Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Ally and Tom are highly educated people who are fortunate enough to follow their callings.
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I feel so fortunate that he was a teammate and friend for my entire career.
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Through hard work and extensive physical therapy, I was fortunate to make a full recovery.
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The less fortunate, however, may have a much more difficult time just trying to survive.
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We were also fortunate to have visits from officials from New York, Florida and elsewhere.
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We are fortunate he and so many others choose to devote their lives to justice.
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I've been fortunate to have some great players, played with them and played for me.
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The hosts are rather fortunate to be up six heading into the final 4:37.
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I am a physician in an inner-city hospital that cares for the less fortunate.
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Which, again, suggests that American liberals are fortunate to have Trump as their Great Foe.
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He looked tired and thin, but he said that he had been fortunate in prison.
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I was fortunate to begin my service as a board member early in my career.
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I've always loved media, and am fortunate the scope of my job can be varied.
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No injuries were reported in the crash, which is fortunate on a number of levels.
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They make people laugh or be kind or help someone that's less fortunate than themselves.
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Those of us fortunate to live in relative abundance can benefit from occasionally experiencing scarcity.
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" Of such moments, he says, "I've been very fortunate, but I also worked very hard.
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We were fortunate to have large numbers of full-time soldiers and airmen readily available.
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I was fortunate to have second careers, in marketing for PepsiCo and as an actor.
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Others were not so fortunate and have years of therapy behind them to prove it.
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" He added, "America will be fortunate to have General Mattis in its service once again.
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"We just feel fortunate we got the game in," said Dusty Baker, the Washington manager.
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Harvick did manage to dodge a late wreck that collected five less-fortunate playoff drivers.
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Robles, however, wasn't so fortunate, getting tagged with his fourth blown save of the season.
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Do something that will make life a little better for people less fortunate than you.
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"America is … fortunate to have a variety of fuel sources," Perry said in a statement.
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We've been fortunate to make the most recognizable trophy on the planet for 30 years.
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I feel very fortunate and honored to be in some great company over the years.
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Still, he felt fortunate that he didn't have that moribund bound tree in his trunk.
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I am so fortunate that I don't have to struggle with the weight or anything.
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He said he's not just speaking up for his mom, but for those less fortunate.
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I've been fortunate to work with him from the beginning and particularly on this one.
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And we're fortunate that we can continue to invest along that path to get there.
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"I was very fortunate to have someone who was always on my side," he said.
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I should count myself fortunate, I told myself, to find anyone who would have me.
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A fortunate few, of course, still have access to something that looks like a frontier.
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Ms. Howell said her family had been fortunate because she works for a tech startup.
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" — Jessica Unruh "I learned how fortunate my husband and I in other areas of life.
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So I count myself fortunate to have abandoned the habit before leaving home for college.
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That the rainwater of the future, which is abundant, is hoarded by the very fortunate.
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I am fortunate that I have no systemic impediments to any success I may achieve.
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I was so fortunate to share the time we had together on Idol and on tour.
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The actress designates a couple nights a week to serving the less-fortunate in her community.
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It's not an easy subject to talk about, but I'm very fortunate with how it's doing.
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"I'm very fortunate to have my work bring me to very cool places sometimes," he says.
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I am fortunate that at such a young age, I am actively witnessing history being made.
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I was fortunate to be a part of such a great team and a foundational game.
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I feel fortunate that I am able to still breastfeed but with the help of formula.
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This time around, the 46-year-old is exploring the experiences of other, less fortunate Scientologists.
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We are fortunate that this is the sort of fleet being built by AI researchers today.
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Given the extreme virulence of those diseases, the apparent rarity of cross-species transmission seemed fortunate.
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I think everyone knows the contributions they made and we were fortunate to be around them.
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We started trying in the spring and were fortunate enough to get pregnant in early May.
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"He's a gifted kid, and we're very fortunate to have him," Anaheim coach Randy Carlyle said.
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At least 60 others were less fortunate, finding no way out of the swiftly advancing inferno.
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Cooper and I always try to remember how fortunate we are, just by rite of birth.
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"I'm just so fortunate that Idris [Elba] and David Oyelowo left me a job," Ali quipped.
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As a young man I was fortunate that I could interview my grandparents and great-aunts.
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If you're fortunate enough to meet Middleton, ask her for a photo rather than an autograph.
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"I've been pretty fortunate this year staying away from the multi-run home run," Dickey said.
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I'm fortunate that my husband supports me and recognizes the trauma we both went through together.
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We've been so fortunate to be able to turn on the faucet and have clean water.
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"I was very fortunate to go from Downton Abbey on to this quite quickly," she said.
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But the family feels fortunate Jordan's injuries weren't as severe as they easily could have been.
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We're fortunate as we're looking back at a season during which a lot of things worked.
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A few I'm fortunate to call friends are Clifford Prince King, Agustin Hernandez, and Alec Marchant.
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"We were fortunate to have a lot of our family behind us, supporting us," Nicole said.
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"Today, I feel fortunate that I have good insurance in the form of Medicare," Anne said.
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"I'm fortunate enough to be financially in a position to [bring my own shampoo]," Halsey said.
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We are fortunate that our daughter has a creative streak that complements her love for learning.
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I am so blessed and fortunate to have all of you supporting me in my journey!
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I am fortunate to learn off these boys in the team and train my butt off.
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"I feel fortunate that I didn't have build this booth like the old days," he joked.
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Those are the types of female friendships I have been fortunate to have in my life.
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Some days, I was fortunate enough to have my husband's leftovers for lunch the next day.
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You are an amazing person and anyone in your life is so fortunate to know you.
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I'm fortunate to have such strong women in my life who help me when I'm struggling.
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I was fortunate to have a salary where I could pay more than the minimum rate.
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"We've been fortunate that we're in a space where customers are willing to spend, " he said.
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I have been very fortunate to be able to do the same job for 40 years.
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I missed my fair share over the middle and was fortunate they didn't barrel it up.
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After viewing the extensive destruction, Cuomo said it was "fortunate" that no one had been killed.
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Florida tied it 2-2 with 46 seconds left in the period on a fortunate bounce.
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Facebook's fortunate in this respect because its platform is already host to billions of captioned images.
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It's difficult to feel overly positive when there are so many people less fortunate than us.
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To be able to borrow them is ridiculously fortunate, and I enjoy every second of that.
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In Carroll County, Ohio, our girls are fortunate enough to find space at their local library.
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Then, I was fortunate enough to meet my current boss, whom I've worked under since 2008.
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Producers in less fortunate regions either have to up their game, specialise, move or go under.
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Some sailors grabbed on to floating nets, or the extremely fortunate got into a life raft.
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The exact cause of death of the other (less fortunate) geese is yet to be reported.
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But, though Mr Harris enjoyed solving maths puzzles, he also wanted to help the less fortunate.
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Plus, my space has really good light, which I'm very fortunate to have in New York.
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"I'm so fortunate to have had this experience with you tonight!!!" she wrote in the caption.
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And we were fortunate enough to receive some grants, but nothing that would really position us.
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But I've been fortunate to play with so many people who I idolize and still do.
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As a result, the rich are getting richer and the less fortunate are being left behind.
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"This is an extraordinarily fortunate outcome for Merck's Keytruda," said BMO Capital Markets analyst Alex Arfaei.
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Becoming an overnight billionaire compelled Wagner to contribute some of his wealth to those less fortunate.
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However, I'm also in the fortunate position of not only being able to trust but verify.
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"We were fortunate to get a goal and tie it up," Hurricanes center Jordan Staal said.
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We've been very fortunate in that we now narrow the work windows as small as possible.
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I'm fortunate to be surrounded by surprisingly talented musicians who share my terrible taste in music.
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We've been fortunate to work with him twice now and this last experience was really good.
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It is "very fortunate that no lives were lost today," Barksdale said during a press conference.
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I am fortunate that I have never been discriminated or bullied because I am a girl.
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" He pointed to "Judeo-Christian values that encourage us to reach out to the less fortunate.
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They did a good job of finding me and we were fortunate to get the win.
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With me, it was more fortunate that the disconnect happened when I was 13 years old.
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However among them, we are fortunate to have an exceptionally amazing piece, the Benin bronze head.
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I feel so blessed and fortunate to know Justin and Scooter Braun, who works with Justin.
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You can't plan it this way but I feel fortunate that it timed out this way.
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DENISE SPENARD, BOSTON MARATHON BOMBING SURVIVOR: Yes, I am a fortunate survivor from the Boston bombing.
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Cosby is fortunate he is able to afford good counsel and has resources to conduct investigations.
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" He was especially fortunate to have his older brother, to whom he will be "forever grateful.
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I don't say this to belittle the accomplishments of these two very talented and fortunate students.
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Williams says she was fortunate enough to have had savings at the start of the shutdown.
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He also says he has compassion for other players suffering similar fates amid less fortunate circumstances.
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These large insurers have suffered, but they've survived: In this sense they are the fortunate few.
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I'm fortunate that, in real life, I love what I do and get to celebrate it.
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Darwin Tabacco, who stayed on Big Pine Key during Irma, is one of the fortunate residents.
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We got the D and the goalie to bite, and we were fortunate it went in.
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He was fortunate: an 18-year-old was lynched after robbing a pregnant woman in 2014.
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I was fortunate to do both at a time when it was feasible to do both.
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EasilyDo is fortunate that its business model is not entirely consumer-focused, like others have been.
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Declining and high-cost oil provinces, such as the British North Sea, are not so fortunate.
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They were fortunate: They were given a choice among Germany, Sweden, Denmark and the United States.
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That Chris has been able to make films at all puts her in a fortunate position.
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"We are so fortunate to call him our friend and colleague," he said in a tweet.
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Those who were fortunate enough to make it out alive may never be quite the same.
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He selflessly gave all to football, to his family and to those who are less fortunate.
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It is fortunate that Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Saif Ali Khan rarely act across from one another.
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I'm really fortunate to be Lutheran (ELCA), as Lutherans strongly affirm God's love for trans folk.
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"You are very fortunate if you get to witness this cool biology," Krysko told National Geographic.
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If you're in the fortunate position where you don't need that money, give it to charity.
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Those extravagant plans encourage overuse of health care by those fortunate enough to have that coverage.
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I am fortunate enough to have fantastic legal counsel and access to receptive law enforcement agents.
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I'm fortunate that I'm not in bad shape, but I'm concerned for some of my colleagues.
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"It was extremely fortunate no one was injured," Detective Sergeant Anthony Gasparini of Victoria Police said.
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"I'm just fortunate that God put me there and he got to see another day" (CNN).
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We are fortunate to have several outstanding candidates who share our belief in Uber's great future.
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I feel fortunate saying this, but no, there isn't anything significant I would have done differently.
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Many victims of trafficking are not as fortunate as Macy, as horrific as her story is.
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"It is only thanks to fortunate circumstances that not more people were killed," Mr. Herrmann said.
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A shot by defenseman Gustav Forsling took a fortunate bounce off the end boards to Panik.
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The United States is fortunate that this unusual situation has yet to produce a serious crisis.
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I was very fortunate that this was the kitchen for me and now it's my kitchen.
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However, some animals, like this dog, were not so fortunate, as they were kept by Pompeiians.
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Luckier seniors were supported by their families; the less fortunate literally went to the poor house.
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"I was fortunate as the ball bounced my way a couple of times," Woodbury told reporters.
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Weal made it 23-225 with 229:22014 left in the second on a fortunate deflection.
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It is fortunate, therefore, that the two galleries dedicated to private gardens are so utterly beautiful.
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We had to start from zero and we are fortunate enough to have become very successful.
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Anyone fortunate enough to live there gets a spectacular view of New York City&aposs skyline.
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Already pregnant at the time of her capture, she considered herself one of the fortunate ones.
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CLINTON: Absolutely, although it happens before I am president if I am so fortunate to be.
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She counted 14 women and four girls in her training classes who were not as fortunate.
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I'm fortunate, but I almost have 34 years being HIV positive, and I'm 51 years old.
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Regardless of all the training I'd done, I was still shocked, shaking, and felt very fortunate.
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But honestly, I felt fortunate to be confronted with such a small collection of her belongings.
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We were fortunate to have access to excellent doctors and world-renowned hospitals close to home.
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If we are fortunate enough to survive them, all we can do is learn from them.
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You're a visitation and anyone who has a chance to be near you is damned fortunate.
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It was a lovely, gilded, charmed, privileged loop through an exceptionally fortunate micro-age of history.
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"I'm fortunate enough for him to even be here," he added, in reference to his father.
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"We have been kind of fortunate that Torreyes has played so well," manager Joe Girardi said.
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I am also fortunate, in that Cussler wasn't the actual head of the 1995 Hunley expedition.
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The Spurs now lead the series 3-2, and they are very fortunate to be there.
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Roddick, who earned $20.6 million in prize money during his tennis career, knows he's been fortunate.
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We're told Karlie set the wheels in motion to donate the money to less fortunate seniors.
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However, given the severity of his accident, the youngster is fortunate to have escaped relatively unscathed.
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A group of wealthy Americans says new tax revenue should come from 'the most financially fortunate.
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And I think we are both very fortunate because New York is a real arts town.
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Kate Hudson's arms avoided getting burned thanks to nature's sunblock, but her ass wasn't as fortunate.
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I am fortunate to work with journalists who are adept with more complex code as well.
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And — most important — what your insurance, if you're fortunate enough to have insurance, will pay for.
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I can imagine the attitude of those living in the less fortunate part of the country.
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Still, this is the moment when the fortunate need to lend a hand to the vulnerable.
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In the early years, she was fortunate to be shopping for work that few competitors sought.
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"These tax returns show that our family has been fortunate," Mr. Sanders said in a statement.
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Mr. Twendele was fortunate to get to the U.S. before new refugee restrictions went into place.
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He is very fortunate to have a loving partner and community that support his continued growth.
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I was fortunate enough to get a scholarship to go to college in the United States.
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Is it right for a party rooted in faith to sacrifice empathy for the less fortunate?
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"I feel fortunate because it's like having your cake and eating it, too," Mr. Shanus said.
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I'm fortunate to have my job, the means to hunker down, and a health insurance plan.
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We are so fortunate that there is so much money, interest and competition going into this.
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I feel pretty fortunate to have grown up with all the music around that I did.
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Andy and Nicole are fortunate enough to be able to work from home during the outbreak.
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I realized how fortunate I was to make friends and become teammates with some great men.
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