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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a year well" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a positive reflection on the past year, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "Looking back, I can confidently say it was a year well spent."
Alternatives: "a year well spent" or "a year well lived".
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Most of Root's loans of $350,000 or more (around 25% of its portfolio) are profitable at interest rates of no more than 13% a year (well below what microcredit lenders typically charge).
For a year (well, they are described as being on "indefinite hiatus"), he hooked up with his old Suede partner-in-crime, Bernard Butler, in the briefly-formed Tears, though having caught them live a few years ago, the music almost seemed like a sideshow for their rediscovered friendship.
"You know: 41 years old, $70,000-plus 70,000-plusl dressed, with expense account.
It took me another year to finish — a year well spent".
The plant was producing 50,000 vehicles a year, well below its peak capacity of 200,000 units.
For all this, these women are paid about £20,000 a year – well below the average British salary.
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After a hiatus of just shy of a year, well-established iPhone hacker planetbeing has returned with his magnum opus: a mostly functioning build of Android running on an iPhone 2G.
They were found to be long-term stable for over half a year, well-defined, and even at high loading conditions very small.
Anxiety is unbearably efficient at stalling our engines of self-worth, planting worries about a failed year well before its bloom.
Let's have a good year!" Well, consider us just as excited.
It is Ms. Mae's, open 24/7 365 days a year... well drinks are $1 and strong, and the video poker machines are hot!
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