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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a well yes" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used informally to express agreement or acknowledgment, but it lacks clarity and is not widely recognized.
Example: "A well yes, I suppose that makes sense in this context."
Alternatives: "Well, yes" or "Indeed, yes".
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A: Well, yes and no.
Q: I've heard stories of cats... A: Well, yes, quite a few.
A: Well, yes, sir, I think if someone has been found guilty of murder, they should be punished, but, knowing Meserve as an individual, I would accept him back in the unit, yes, sir. As for the defendants themselves, only Rafe showed contrition, the most striking manifestation of which was his decision to testify against Clark.
A: Well, yes, that would be true if the name of this movie were Primer or if it cared about "details".
A: Well, yes, the Tesseract that we all got to know and love in both the first Thor movie and The Avengers has been replaced by something called the Aether.
A : Well, yes, sir. Q: As a matter of fact, you have complained [from the stockade] that your promotion is being held up?
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Or, a kiss, Well, yes, especially a kiss".
A crier — well, yes — but Boehner's too conventional a conservative to foment a reckless shutdown.
They see him as a challenge!" Well, yes.
"That's a hypothetical" — well, yes, because you aren't President yet, and we want to know what you would do if you were.
"So you-all been going on for an hour?" "Well, yes," Sumner said.
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