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・UK /ˈbetə ɔf/
And he really believes that the more you help wealthy people, the better off we'll be and that everything will work out from there.
BETTER OFF WE'LL BE
higher than 0.6%; you're better off with a Conservative Government than an SNP one.
You're better off with a Conservative Government than an SNP one.
We are no better off in Afghanistan today than we were when this war began.
We are no better off in Afghanistan today than we were when this war began.
He's better off growing up away from all of that.
He's better off growing up away from all of that.
Governor Romney has a perspective that says if we cut taxes skewed towards the wealthy and roll back regulations, that we'll be better off.
and roll back regulations, that we'll be better off. I've got a different view.
While you can supplement with many of these nutrients, you'll almost always be better off eating whole foods that are nutritionally dense and not just supplements.
I think because degrees are diminishing in value very much, unless you're going to go to quite a well regarded university, you'd probably be better off looking at alternative qualifications.
I think because degrees are diminishing in value very much, so unless you're going to go to quite a well-regarded university, you'd probably be better off looking at alternative qualifications.
Obviously, this is just one example, but I can constantly tell you that as of right now, you're much better off using ChatGBT or Google Gemini for high brain intensive creative tasks.
but I can constantly tell you that as of right now, you're much better off using ChatGPT or Google Gemini for high brain-intensive creative tasks.
In absolute terms no one in America has gotten richer this year than Ellison, who is 57 billion dollars better off after a 47% rise in shares of his software firm, Oracle.
In absolute terms, no one in America has gotten richer this year than Ellison, who's $57 billion better off after a 47% rise in shares of his software firm, Oracle.
Comparing upward is when someone is perceived to be better off or further along.
Comparing upward is when someone is perceived to be better off or further along.