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(31) There is widespread agreement that there are many mentally disturbed people in prison who would be better off in hospital.
(32) I reckoned they would be better off not being involved in our constant battles.
(33) Peter would be better off without her tagging along anyway.
(34) Many of the larger communities felt they would be better off if they were self-governing.
(35) You could switch to diesel but you'd be better off hopping to work.
(36) Most men and women would be better off for not going to prison at all.
(37) Savers with smaller deposits looking for easy access to their money may be better off with either egg or the Nationwide.
(38) If we join forces, we'll both be better off.
(39) You will be better off without your abusive boyfriend.
(40) So probably, objectively, he'd be better off going alone.
(41) For learning the language, you'll be better off if you can find a station that focuses more on things like news, weather, and call-in advice programs.
(42) They also tend on average to be better off, better educated and, more importantly, employed.
(43) Within the diverse group - each member of which gets an equal say in rate-setting decisions - there is a view that the euro-zone economy would be better off if rates were already at 1%.
(44) The world would be better off if there were more interracial marriages.
(45) If you rant and rave at it, you'll simply make the job of convincing the dog it would be better off working for you far more difficult because you'll be confusing and frightening him.
(46) According to his pupil Xenophon, Socrates felt that, at age 70, he would be better off dead than to linger in exile or confinement.
(47) You'll only get the income tax break if you itemize your deductions, and many people may be better off taking the standard deduction instead.
(48) Given the bumpiness of the road ahead, you might be better off with a crash helmet.
(49) Having flourished in my own authentically kvetch way, I believe that we would be better off if we let everyone be themselves — positive, negative or even somewhere in-between.
(50) Men in monogamous societies imagine they would be better off under polygyny.
(51) Keep in mind that the damage shield will reflect pet specials, so you might be better off just turning autocast bite and claw off for the duration of the fight.
(52) It is claimed that government, working together with business, will create "a new energy economy", that the businesses involved will profit and that everyone will be better off.
(53) Thus the network is likely to be better off if individual nodes have no surge suppressor than if they have ones that shunt power-line surges into data-lines.
(54) It'seemed to me that we would be better off focusing on a partial settlement.
(55) Developing countries would be better off with their existing bilateral treaties (BITs) than with a multilateral agreement of the kind represented by ECJ.
(56) Job. Keep in mind that the damage shield will reflect pet specials, so you might be better off just turning autocast bite and claw off for the duration of the fight.
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