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・UK /hæd ˈbetə/
And I would walk over to his lot because they had better catering.
BECAUSE THEY HAD BETTER
They found that, if a person grew up in a white-collar household, which probably had better access to nutrition, they were on average about a half inch taller than everyone else.
which probably had better access to nutrition...
and many would rather die." "If they would rather die," said Scrooge, "they had better do it and decrease the surplus population.
“they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population. Besides—excuse me—I don’t know that.”
Now, partly, I'm confident because, on average, you're smarter and better educated than my generation-although we probably had better penmanship and we're certainly better spellers.
although we probably had better penmanship --
And I think that if he had better talent, they'd be even better than they are right now.
I want him to succeed and I think that if he had better talent, they'd be even better than they are right now.
You've probably taken on another job that you thought had better pay, and yes, you might feel happier.
You've probably taken on another job that you thought had better pay, and yes, you might feel happier.
There had better be a reason.
There had better be a reason.
♪ Wish I had better transportation But I'm runnin' from love, ♪
Wish I had better transportation, but I'm running from love.
But these early modern humans in Europe probably had better pyrotechnology, horse which channeled the airflow so they could really stoke the fire.
Neanderthals had fire, sure, but these early modern humans in Europe probably had better pyrotechnology, hearths which channeled the airflow so they could really stoke the fire.
If they would rather die," said Scrooge, "they had better do it and decrease the surplus population.
"If they would rather die," said Scrooge, "they had better do it, and