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The part of the sentence "mind good" is not correct, as it does not make sense grammatically.
A more appropriate phrase would be "keep your mind sharp" or "stay in good mental health". For example, "Take time to relax and keep your mind sharp so you can focus on your work."
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I really don't mind good, argumentative letters... But people do not have the right to abuse or threaten me.
Well never mind, good things are worth waiting for, and for me the combination of McCullers's prose and William Hope's reading is as good as it gets - a marriage made in audio heaven.
The show suggests that precisely what gives this material its visual texture and verve is the interaction of unalike things, elements that can't easily be divided between sacred and profane, Western and non-Western, never mind good and bad.
Now he plays respectable, or relatively respectable, characters more often (a drug counselor in "28 Days," for example), but he doesn't mind good heavies -- "if they're really well written like 'Reservoir Dogs' or 'Fargo,' " he said.
If you are not a serious gamer and don't mind good VCR-type quality images on your computer's DVD, stick with your old eight-megabyte graphics card, which probably came with the wonder PC you bought a few years ago.
Here's a taste of Michael Rosen's response, Mind: I don't mind waiting I do mind being told I'm waiting I don't mind good news I do mind being told which news is good And TheBluePelican, a reader of our live blog coverage, posted his/her poem: Britain is secure.
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He doesn't mind a good fight.
I don't mind a good fight.
Never mind the Good Things, the Best Life or the Sparkly Truths.
Don't mind me, good sirs.
Never mind the good things I said about the phone, or Android in particular.
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