But I do have a quality of life that is so much better now.

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This is partly because things are so much better now than they were.

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The Escape is so much better now.

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Things are so much better now.

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But I feel so much better about my life now that I was able to pay and get back on track.

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His fitness is much better now so he's cut the injuries down and he's also worked very hard on his batting too and that's a strong area for him now.

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So he's now in a much better position that he would have been had he not done that grass roots organizing of caucus states.

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And right now, it is so much better, we are all together.

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That's why there's so much emphasis now on how do we get our schools better, because in today's modern economy, more educated workers tend to be more productive.

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For that reason, this reviewer opened his new book with some trepidation: would Mr Stiglitz now say that the American economy would have performed so much better if only Bill Clinton and others had taken his advice when he was on the White House's Council of Economic Advisers in 1993-97?

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If Russia can now persuade Mr Hussein to take action to bring that date forward, so much the better.

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OK, so what we previously believed about the universe was wrong: we now know better, than you very much for enlightening us.

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