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Definition for well

adjective as in lucky, fortunate

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"There is no excuse there, having to bowl on day two. I'm sure as the series goes on, those rest days will become important. It's something we'll assess, nearer to the time and on the situation of the game."

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"I consider the CME we evaluated to have occurred when the Sun was in the normal activity phase. Now this sets the benchmark that we'll be using to evaluate what is in store when the maximum activity cycle occurs," he says.

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"We'll have to assess some factors," he said.

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"But it all depends on how you deal with it. So I'm sure we'll get through it. But, yeah, obviously, at the moment, it does hurt."

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We’ll get to the most regrettable indignity in a moment.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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