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Fortunately Kennedy and Khrushchev understood the trap they were in and did what was necessary to avoid disaster.

Those things are wonderful to see at this time of the year. Fortunately, March has gone out like a lamb, not like a lion.

Fortunately, I haven't got a son, but it would be a burning question to me: what am I to do with the children that I have?

Fortunately, once you have used Eclipse for a while, you know a surprising amount about what is available, perhaps without realizing it.

Fortunately, people began to reflect on the beginning of the return of real estate ads also appeared in a more distinct Chinese style.

Fortunately, all men were in the area and he was able to ask each one, " How do you account for your success? "

Fortunately, people just looked up for a second, no one laugh at him.

Fortunately it is no longer necessary that every lecture or every book about this subject to start with the proof of this idea.

Fortunately the nearby Huaca de la Luna seems to have been more important to the Moche and has remained largely intact.

"And fortunately, he wasn't abused as a young person, " Diane says, "so I've lived to be a ripe old age so far. "

It was worth the risk of a fine for being out after sunset but fortunately we made it back in time.

Assertive Chinese and job-hungry Americans are gearing up for a trade war across the Pacific. Fortunately, cooler heads will likely prevail.

Fortunately most of these programs did not spread widely - the majority of such malware died when disks were reformatted or upgraded.

Fortunately, you seem to be immune to much of the charged atmosphere, caused mainly by Uranus.

Fortunately, as if, boat exchanges, the public is not difficult to see also.

Fortunately, he did not live together, or who bear ah ~ ~ I saw his declivity like to see a stool, people at arm's length.

Fortunately he had a strong mind he did not cry.

She was too nervous to reply , but fortunately she did not need to say nothing .

There was a holdup at the bank yesterday, but fortunately no one got hurt.

Fortunately the wind was blowing on shore from the ocean, so we were able to hoist the sail.

Fortunately for you, a couple of guides were coming down the glacier and saw you were in trouble. What were you doing?

Fortunately, it's pretty easy to emulate the work done by the JVM in running the main class of your application.

Fortunately, OSGi manages such transitive dependencies for you, and ensures that you never have problems due to incompatible classes.

fortunately , its easy to weave in such customization to the system via aspects.

Fortunately, years of experience have made me a master at the art of listening.

Fortunately, it's extremely easy to stand out in the marketplace, no matter what your skill level is.

'Fortunately, 'said my aunt, 'you and I, madam, are too old and plain for anyone to say that about us. '

But fortunately, life is nothing but a continuing dance of birth and death, a dance of change.

Fortunately, someone came up with a good reason to try him in Chicago.

A. Fortunately, she was immediately sent to the hospital. Now, she can only stay in bed all day.

Fortunately, we don't need them, so it's unlikely that this will be a problem, at least for now.

He refused to hire a wet-nurse, insisting that his wife suckle the child herself. Fortunately, she had enough milk.

Fortunately he heard a lame man coming along, and asked him to help him out of his difficulty.

He struggled to get back to his feet while people around him laughed. Fortunately, he seemed to be O. K.

Fortunately, a relative of his mother's side started in the uncle's call, the focus on large corporations for years.

"Fortunately, " said Nabokov in his own lecture on Kafka, "Brod did not comply with his friend's wishes. "

Fortunately, his mother was very patient and she never give up helping him with all her efforts.

Business was so bad that the boss had to sack quite a few employees. Fortunately he was not one of those to be sacked.

Fortunately, Jupiter may be able to help you, for Jupiter is still in Pisces, and Jupiter in good angle to the Sun represents enormous help.

Fortunately, Eclipse has a very complete and easy-to-use help system with online documentation.

Fortunately, Iran would not fight alone: it had the support of Muslims around the world.

Fortunately, it did not affect the mission, but should any astronaut have to call a dog in space, the results would be disastrous.

Fortunately, even if you know nothing about business, you can begin with a dream, a castle in the air, and then build a foundation under it.

Fortunately, you don't have to write your own XSL stylesheets just to add a bit of personalization or custom formatting to the HTML.

Fortunately, a bit of discipline can work around these problems and even improve your uptime in the physical data center!

Fortunately, he eventually did not let me down, half an hour later, he offered to get through the phone.

Fortunately, predicting most optomechanical performance metrics do not require models capable of such extensive mechanical representation.

Fortunately, you were there to save him. For this we are most grateful.

Fortunately, by courtesy of it, he had not been put into jail. Instead, he was imposed a fine of 1O thousand dollars.

Fortunately, it turned out to be a false alarm because a careless customer mistakenly set the fire alarm off.

Fortunately, 8 seconds is plenty of time for a shot like this, as long as you begin the exposure when the traffic is moving.

Fortunately, I came across the answer somewhere, and I feel like sharing it with you.

Fortunately for him, a feeling had been growing in the United States that these same constitutional rights should be binding on the states.

Even if I think I love you more . . . Fortunately, you just a passing in my life?

Fortunately, at the rhetorical level, the leaders seem to understand that they must hang together or hang separately.

It was not the weather for flying about in summer clothes; but fortunately the butterfly was not out in it.

You might have noticed that there is no option to modify an existing template, but fortunately that scenario is supported.

Fortunately, Emma would have proof of her age on her as she was requested to show her passport with her date of birth.

Fortunately, his wife found out the truth not too late. She kept urging her husband to stop. However, She failed all the time.

Lost a girlfriend a few days ago, alas true regrettablly, did not marry fortunately.

Fortunately, a body scanner picked up the unusual contents of his trousers before he could board his plane to Brazil.

All the tickets for the concert had been sold. Fortunately, I knew one of the actors, and by working the oracle we were able to see it.

Fortunately she knew at once what to do. "It must be sewn on, " she said, just a little patronisingly.

Unfortunately, or fortunately, the fact of the matter was he respected people who actually bit him and hit him.

The hurricane last night had been a great surprise, but fortunately the house had not been damaged and no trees had fallen near it.

Fortunately he had a wise mother who questioned him in detail: "Did you ask before yon went into the bedroom? "

Fortunately his friend had anintimate understanding of him and did not quarrel with him.

Fortunately, the bank that the staff works with has a web service that can be used to make such a deposit.

Fortunately, my husband was willing to give up living by the ocean for our shared vision of a little house on the side of a hill.

Fortunately, there's no reason you can't keep the best of both environments to produce a rich, cohesive application.

It was an effort which, fortunately for us, turned out to be one of the most liberating discoveries in the history of art.

Fortunately she's helped by a little gnome who shows up and offers to help in exchange for a small trinket.

Fortunately my husband knows this about me, and if I'm feeling like I'm ready to have a breakdown he knows he needs to make me a snack.

Fortunately, the only right answer is to do what right for you - not what you think is right for us.

Fortunately, by this time, I had regained my presence of mind and was able to hold tightly to the rope in spite of my pain.

Fortunately, the Dark Lord had ordered Bellatrix to go with her; and Bella inflicted numerous casualties on our enemies.

Fortunately it doesn't have to be the end of the story , but can be the beginning of new life .

Fortunately, given the facts, I had the fine reduced to almost nothing, but I still incurred a sufficient amount of unnecessary legal fees.

Fortunately, Coyett's meticulous records, and his collection of journals and letters, proved the truth of the matter.

Unfortunately (fortunately for you) they won't be able to hire you because you're in so much demand!

Rescuers said the injured were taken to a nearby part of the hospital, but fortunately the injury is not serious, not life threatening.

Fortunately, Ajax turns out to be one of many things made easier by only having to worry about standards-based browsers.

Fortunately this scene did not take place at the public performance, otherwise the audience would certainly have laughed again.

I believe you were about to ask me to choose a cocktail. Fortunately, thanks to computer-savvy alcoholics, there's an app for that.

A few a little afraid, but did not approach a woman the gift of beauty, and I just try it! Fortunately, no body does not use the usual.

Fortunately it's pretty easy to avoid eye strain. Here are a few tips to make sure you don't end up squinting at the world.

Fortunately it has gotten very cheap to run a startup, and a recession will if anything make it cheaper still.

Fortunately, most companies make it easy to update your own maps.

I lost two balls that I could have held onto, but fortunately they did not cause any problems.

Unfortunately (well, I guess in the grand scheme, fortunately), human users are not naturally bound to a fixed set of interactions.

Fortunately, three days before we were due to leave, the ban on inessential travel to Luxor was lifted.

Fortunately, I have had no mentors, and so have always been able to think for myself.

This radio program has been running for over a year, owing to your constant care and support, fortunately, it's rising.

Fortunately, the team that won the Nobel prize was able to provide Dr Maitland with a version of the protein that emits red light.

Fortunately, there are tentative signs that China is beginning to grasp the geopolitical and environmental implications of its energy needs.

Something, but fortunately not been found, but fortunately did not promise, but fortunately it did not matter after the thing.

Fortunately, she did not have to wear tights.

It seemed to him unquestionable that fortunately he had been permitted to look upon one of the world's really great men.

Fortunately, he said, zett bin is not in love, but I do not regret!

Day morning, Oise, Calais and Aisne multiple dozens of highway accident occurred, but fortunately did not cause significant casualties.

Fortunately, I jumped back in time to avoid being hit It was a terrible experience, and I won't forget it.

Had a head-on-collision in my auto; fortunately, both vehicles were traveling slowly, so no injuries occurred. I ended up in jail.

Fortunately, Katie docile personality for her winning several friends of friendship, she also slowly adapted to the new school life.

And our hotel also did quite a lot work; we are fortunately to stay in such a strong position.

More fortunately, Some of my good friends here who are good at writing poems. Would you help me with translating it?

Fortunately, Simple continues to live up to its name even with more complex documents.

Fortunately, technology is all about workarounds to common problems.

Fortunately, I found a very famous English sitcom at a website.

There's lots of teachers out there fortunately in the United States now there's up to eight hundred thousand estimated reiki masters.

I obviously wrong for a revised, as well as part of a number of necessary changes, changes in the Fortunately, not many.

Fortunately, either of these difficulties is easily overcome with a little thought and preparation.

I have no idea whether any other college would have considered my application; fortunately, I never had to find out.

Infection after total knee arthroplasty is fortunately rare, but it is not likely that this complication will be eliminated.

We decided to look for more modern means of completing our network and fortunately came upon Zebra.

The fire crew's annual outing turned into a busman's holiday when their bus caught fire. Fortunately, no one was hurt in the accident.

Fortunately for me, she accepted my apology and I promised her not to think anything stupid when were not together.

'Fortunately, he would always make the sale, and he never got into an argument with himself, ' adds Mr. Steingart.

Days later, they still in touch with the troops, fortunately, they killed a deer, can be difficult to rely on venison and spent a few days.

Fortunately it's a left-handed weapon which was just as well because my right arm wasn't going to be of use.

Fortunately, though, you won't need to dress up in a cheesy t-shirt and jump around on national television to do it.

Thank God! Fortunately you encountered, otherwise do not know what will happen. You definitely God sent!

Fortunately, the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) plans to have amendments to the law passed by the end of the year.

Fortunately it was entirely beyond my power of imitation, so it never occurred to me to attempt anything like it.

Fortunately, they were wrong, and a hundred years later there was a new mania to bemoan: the hyacinth.

Fortunately, we might be able to settle the disputes with further observations.

Fortunately the pendulum seems to be on the move heading the other direction.

and Mrs. Archer, who never travelled without a complete family pharmacy, was fortunately able to produce the required remedy.

Fortunately, she was staying at the Georgia Governor's Mansion on a campaign trip, and Zell and Shirley Miller were wonderful to her.

It was an excellent cross by Cesc Fabregas to create the chance [against Bolton], and fortunately my heading is a good attribute.

Fortunately, when Mayor Xu talked about strengthening government, he did not forget the option of rule of law.

Fortunately Kylie decided to go with her instincts and chose her acting career.

Fortunately , the dogs were kind hearted and did not hurt the poor little buck .

Fortunately, those of us who aren't suited to early rising can be just as productive by utilizing those quiet evening hours.

Yet fortunately, the newspaper undertakes much of this on my behalf, leaving my own brand-building efforts amateurish and patchy.

Everyone gets a little lonely. Fortunately, in this modern age, the cure for loneliness can be delivered right to your door.

Fortunately with the advantage of modern prior warning systems authorities are able to keep the chaos to a minimum.

Fortunately , the cure is pretty straightforward. A good dose of antibiotics and your child will be good as new in a few days.

Fortunately, rejoiced oneself also has the matter which many may be busy, is busy may consider only and the dormitory and company's 2. 1.

Fortunately, a wealthy relative was able to help him through the university.

"Fortunately, those investors seem to be few and far between. "

Hurricane Irene tragically claimed at least 21 lives, but fortunately the damage overall was less than anticipated.

Two of them were still in hotels, guesthouses Fortunately, not far from the bath, a few minutes of the road.

Fortunately, your Light can never be extinguished, and your god spark has carried you through the Dark Ages.

Fortunately, most of the hard work is already done for you and is easily leveraged.

Fortunately she was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment the moment her appendix burst .

Fortunately, an American window display dresser happened to find her before trash day and brought her to the States.

When dealing with the dark Ones regrettably their word cannot be trusted, but fortunately when in their presence we can read their minds.

Fortunately, my workmate would have to spent more two days of the next week in working the necessary part of the hard project.

Fortunately, when buying postcards with a big white paper bag businessman to me, and I began to write on the paper bag for long.

Perhaps fortunately, none of the above has much of a chance.

Fortunately I never had and will never expect Fortunately, my highest principle is: either never yield to any difficulty!

Fortunately, once you understand what causes this particular performance problem, it is possible to avoid it in your system.

"Fortunately Alex discovered that Brett Lee had one tiny testicle hidden away, and the rest is history" , he said.

Fortunately, curiosity and a quick intellect urged her into an apt scholar: she learned rapidly and eagerly, and did honour to his teaching.

Fortunately, you don't have to be particularly intelligent or well educated to think independently.

Fortunately, a brave soldier, led by the elite troops, launched Return of the Jedi in preparation for the eradication of these bio-terror.

Fortunately the president of the foundation, who we would also like to thank on this occasion, supported the aims of our project.

Until to the fertile fields, they decided to stop. Was slapped nearly drowned, but fortunately was saved by the friend.

Godfrey of Ibelin: I knew your mother when she was making hers; fortunately you're too old to be one of mine.

Fortunately, I said, price testing household products requires far less suffering than chemo trials.

Fortunately, it's fairly easy to troubleshoot those ailing machines.

Fortunately psychoanalysis is not the only way to resolve inner conflict. Life still remains a very effective therapist.

Fortunately, you don't have to break the bank to keep a roof over your head.

This actually makes it harder to dress appropriately, but fortunately most offices also send out a few signals.

Fortunately, we have holiday in Qingming now, this makes it time to take a look at my grandfather.

Fortunately the two cars did not crash head on, so Bill got off with nothing worse than a bad fright.

Fortunately, the power of the web or infinite, it has solved I these days some of telephone consultation question solution.

Fortunately, tmpfs allows you to specify a maximum upper bound for the filesystem size when a filesystem is mounted or remounted.

Fortunately for Google, the company has spent years cultivating relationships throughout the open source community.

Fortunately analysis is not the only way to resolve inner conflicts. Life itself still remains a very effective therapist.

"Fortunately, the courts usually let me go, " he says, "but I prefer staying in prisons to hospitals. "

Fortunately, "Google Effects" on memory are mild and can be (most likely) offset with a few simple tricks.

Fortunately, I thought back to my first teacher, when I was a child, who taught me that that wasn't true.

Fortunately, the next to die just did not restart the sound of Oh!

Fortunately, all the preparation you've done to this point makes this easy.

Fortunately we were very close to a gasoline before we ran out of petrol.

Fortunately, my high school girlfriends and I vowed long ago not to let this happen.

George had a nasty spill from his motor yesterday , fortunately he was sent to the hospital at once .

Fortunately, Fitzgerald's editor, Maxwell Perkins, rejected the great author's inept title and replaced it with his own brilliant choice.

Fortunately for Georgi, America was fertile ground for the kind of criminal enterprises he'd practiced in the old Soviet Union.

Fortunately, the concept of "BASIC" (Brazil, South Africa, India and China) four countries was generated in Copenhagen Climate Conference.

Fortunately, terrified reporters have so far proved to be swifter runners than Egyptian xenophobes.

Fortunately, this is an area where the dynamic languages may be able to help out.

Fortunately, I had a buddy already in the business so he helped me to set up a store.

Fortunately, the tide turns with partners and close friends because they're ready to help you do something.

In a tropical region, everything grew really fast. Fortunately, the scholar's shadow grew a lot in a week.

Fortunately, Aaren is moved by Jing Jing's persistence and hires her to become the chief designer of the doll, Ah Wu.

Fortunately, this shortcoming has been fully recognized, and a more standardized description of a RABS has been developed recently (4).

Fortunately Colleen and her PowerMark team have developed a five-step program designed to help you and your company retain your customers.

Fortunately, our reporter kept on waiting and finally got a very close [intimate contact] with her.

Fortunately, she had her mad money in her pocket to pay for the cake, so it turned out all right.

And fortunately we are in a really different place We have no core debt in the company.

Fortunately, there are plenty of great sources of for online inspiration from photographs, and one of the best is the Behance Network.

Rise. Fortunately, the kind of four visitors coming back, with mobile phones, to seek a way lighting at night than before.

Fortunately a passer-by happened to see what had happened and remembered the number of the car.

Fortunately , Ms Guo passed her test , and the company began buying up land in her name .

Fortunately the same mechanism simultaneously opened the observatory door. Akkad had a few tricks up his sleeve and no mistake.

Fortunately, the experience of the Japanese mice suggests that this won't happen.

Fortunately, it was early, no hurry that I wanted to meet some chinese people to ask.

Tracking individual fish in a shoal is hard. Fortunately, advances in pattern-recognition software mean it is no longer impossible.

Fortunately, my cold disappeared under the combined efforts of pills and a good night's sleep and I feel better than ever this morning.

Without a doubt, someday you will be asked to deliver such a technique in Windows Presentation Foundation, and fortunately it's easy.

Fortunately, modern science has brought about one of the greatest inventions to public restrooms, motion sensors.

Recently, another engineer had a heart attack at work. Fortunately someone gave him first aid and he was OK.

Fortunately, the decentralized nature of Internet means such content can't be removed and ignored entirely.

Fortunately, XSLT makes it easy to combine several input XML files, as multi. xsl in Listing 6 illustrates.

Fortunately, she had the presence of mind to push him out of the way of the oncoming car.

Fortunately the train was late so we did not miss it.

Fortunately, those scourges are virtually unknown to modern generations that have had access to vaccines all their lives.

What? You'll stick your guns at me? Fortunately I'm online, otherwise. . .

The canoe tipped over, but fortunately we were able to swim across the river.

Fortunately his wife was a good needlewoman, and as sober and industrious as himself.

Only once. My car hydroplaned on a rainy night and went off the road. Fortunately I was wearing my seatbelt.

but, fortunately for him, before he could show temper or expose himself to the Badger's sarcasm, the bell rang for luncheon.

Fortunately, advanced technologies are now available to help in virtually every phase of the innovation management process.

Fortunately, the fire was discovered soon after it had started.

Indeed, the Tin Woodman began to cry, but fortunately remembered that he might rust, and so dried his tears on Dorothy's apron.

Fortunately, this unexpected event is also easy to accommodate.

Fortunately we see eye to eye in the matter of repairing that fence.

Fortunately, FreeType 2 is flexible enough to support any kind of glyph format through a simple API.

Fortunately, nobody has harvested any penguins, and we're getting over 100, 000 tourists a year to see them.

Fortunately, it recovered well. Xiao Hua decided to set it free in the sky, because the blue sky is its genuine home.

Fortunately for Mr. Fishman, "The Big Thirst" remains a captivating account, whether his subject is in short supply or not.

Fortunately there's FRONTLINE Plus, the only product range of its kind that protects your cat and home against fleas.

Fortunately, it's easy to avoid this problem entirely by using an XML parser.

Fortunately, you now get rid of this hateful person, you should be happy, the children.

On my recent visit to Wuxi, I was told of a Lotus Garden called Jingyuan, particularly attractive and fortunately close to my room.

Almost got dehydrated , but finally found a small store in time, fortunately.

Fortunately most build servers have the option to delay the start of a build or avoid building more than once in a given time interval.

Fortunately, few people with psychotic tendencies go on to become serial killers, but those who do gain an infamy matched by no other crime.

Equipment: things needed for a purpose Fortunately important equipment was not damaged by the fire.

Fortunately, I know you already did not like her, but I'll give you a confession.

Fortunately, with a basic understanding of the primary key and foreign key strategy employed, you can find anything you want.

Perhaps fortunately, the vast majority of this carbon is spread very thinly, forming only a very minor ingredient in rocks.

Fortunately he had a younger brother who was more promising .

Fortunately for Stephanie, she had a direct route to Michelle's manager because he had recruited her into the organization.

Fortunately, a versatile strategy exists that allows you to take the lead in the dance: multiple equivalent simultaneous offers, or MESOs.

Fortunately, hesitating line in the fleeting time of the River, as well as not help the reunion of the trees planted this summer party.

Fortunately, Liao Liqin during pregnancy and there is no exception, she and the children are healthy.

Fortunately, you're ready to work hard right now.

Fortunately for Georgians, however, street rallies are not the only way they conduct politics.

Fortunately, we were told that there were enough tickets when my husband, my son and I gave a try on Feb 6, which pleasantly surprised us!

Fortunately learning from our past experience offers a great technique to help change troubling perspectives.

Fortunately, epidemiologists provide us with a simple preventative solution: target the super-spreader.

Fortunately for you, sir. We've a large variety of paintings in oils and watercolours for you to choose from.

He felt in his pocket for a lighter or matches. Fortunately, one match was left in a matchbox.

As we've seen recently, things have heated up a little bit, but fortunately nothing major has occurred so far.

Fortunately, the vast majority of my projects had been well suited to a sequential model.

Fortunately, the cancer turned out to be operable, and Jobs won his battle with the deadly disease.

Fortunately, at present, China is formulating its Civil Code, and the law of succession will be one of the series.