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Discover Ludwig"fares well" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to say that someone or something is doing okay, doing well, or successful. Example: She is a hardworking student and her grades always fare well.
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Austere abstraction fares well.
Mr. Crudup also fares well.
And he fares well on telly, too.
Malaysia, for example, fares well even against many wealthier countries.
Google+ fares well, and Flicker falls in the middle.
It fares well on PayScale and U.S. News, too.
Actually, Hummel fares well in the history books.
That was fine with Sabathia, who rarely fares well at his boyhood ballpark.
Valenzuela, now ensconced in academia, appears to be making sure his former team fares well.
This strategy fares well in a play so concerned with extremes.
A former governor of Maryland, he fares well with working-class whites.
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