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You'd damn well better have reason to feel good about yourselves, regardless of how this game turns out.
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The bonus tracks included the b-side " Backgammon " as well as a demo of two tracks rejected for the album played live by the band " You'd Better Wait " and " This Old Dog ".
You'd and better
You'd better sleep ''.
You'd better hurry ''.
You'd much better read it than read about it.
The lyrics included a line " You'd better get back to your Commonwealth homes ".
You'd feel better, you'd feel more alive and like you were justifying your existence.
You'd better watch out.
About the evolution of her portrayals, Watts stated: " You'd better know why you're here as an actor ...
You'd better beat it ; I hear they're going to tear you down and put up an office building where you're standing!
Lassiter described the situation with anger, “ You'd think churches an ' churchmen would make it better.
In a scene in the script which did not air, Charlie's Law is stated as " You'd better be nice to Charlie ... or else.
", " I want to marry him ", " You'd just better marry her, buddy!
It is more common for the infinitive to be negated by means of not after better: You'd better not do that ( meaning that you are strongly advised not to do that ).
You'd think these people would have better things to do with their time, particularly the ones who are drawing a salary from the public treasury.
You'd better see this one in a state of trance.
You'd better know about this.
: B: You'd better say you're sorry for that, John.
) ' You'd better let her be ', ' Don't mind her!
The newspaper reported that Cynewulf had chased its reporter and photographer through the streets of Bristol, armed with a pistol which he fired at them, saying, " You'd better go now unless you want to end up in a wooden box.
This outburst came after Moelis snapped to Nesmith, " You'd better read your contract ", when Nesmith threatened to quit.
She said, ' You'd better come up.
You'd and have
You'd have starved to death if you'd missed both places ''.
You'd never guess it from the way they've played so far this spring, but there remains a feeling among some around here that the Orioles still have a chance to battle for the pennant in 1961.
You'd have to wait till Seaton's back from Mexico City and also while I set it up with Doris to have her have an alibi for D-night.
" " You'd have liked a few things from the Uffizi and the Pitti -- that what you'd have liked ," said Madame Merle.
You'd have to ask John Malm ( we're not really speaking that much these days )...
After the Cannes showing, Lynch said " It was a little bit of a sadness, [...] You'd like to have everybody there, but their characters didn't have a bearing on the life of her Palmer ".
William Peter Blatty claimed to have been the first person to start laughing at the theater at which he saw the film, only to be followed by the other patrons (" You'd think we were watching The Producers ").
You'd have to break the union, I would guess.
" You'd almost have to ask that question to somebody else.
You'd have to redefine parenting.
You'd and feel
You'd feel it if I were lying to you.
You'd and good
" " Maybe if you change your hair / You'd be good enough ," Donald Cumming sneers in " Fernando Pando.
You'd and about
`` You'd like to hear how I go about it ''.
You'd think that a journalist who writes about asylum twice a week would, of course, know something so incredibly basic.
He remembers, “ You'd hear stuff from columnists and reporters about some jerk they'd worked with ...
You'd be unlikely to rush toward any show about two recently institutionalized lawyers, forced into partnership by therapist blackmail.
You'd and how
You'd go to church and see how people present themselves on the outside, and then be inside their house and see the difference.
You'd think we'd be tired of it – I mean, I'd love to know how many times we've played it live.
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Electronic Gaming Monthly scored the game 6. 5 / 6. 5 / 6. 5: Joe Fielder, the first reviewer, said, " You'd be hard-pressed to find a more visually stunning game than XIII ", but complained that " numerous frustrations pile up to make XIII more chore than thrill ".
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