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"I feel like this space contains all the skill sets I would ever need to get anything done," Ms. Parkes said.

"Acting lessons are like a fire extinguisher in a glass case, and I don't think I'll ever need to get myself into an uncomfortable enough place to break the glass," he said.

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Mr. Hong, 33, says Hotornot's success allowed him "a very comfortable life without ever needing to get a job — freedom money, as they call it".

College, in his eyes, was only a safety net in case he ever needed to get a real job.

She'd saved the email in case she ever needed to get in touch with me, and then she did.

She will be the manager, server, hostess; she will do what ever needs to get done.

Now more than ever, we need to get on with this work".

But they could at least spare defence the biggest cuts—and they could co-ordinate better to ensure that NATO retains a balance of forces.Now, more than ever, Europeans need to get more bangs for their bucks.

Think of places that aren't obvious, but are easy to get to if you ever to need to get to the mail quickly.

I believe we need shame now more than ever, and that we need to get shame to serve us in new, larger ways.