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When I finally worked up the nerve to tell him, he instantly agreed.
With Johnny Cash melding into free jazz and downtempo, I finally worked past my pinot grigio problem.
I finally worked up the courage to ask my neighbors if I could take cuttings of their gorgeous black elder.
(Well, it took me hundreds of words, but I finally worked the words "mother-in-law" and "joke" into my discussion of Kutsher's).
When I finally worked up the courage to confess to a teacher she said she wanted to help, she really did, but this particular law prevented her.
When I finally worked up the nerve to post about how I was feeling in a Facebook parenting group, I was surprised at how many women reported similar experiences.
AFTER a couple of years and more than a few very nice dinners with nothing but hot tea to drink, I finally worked out this B.Y.O.B. thing: Phone my chum Nick at the wine store, settle on a red and a white and then pick them up on the way to the restaurant.
I finally worked up the courage to decide that no adjective can ever define me.
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