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Meanings of fair prospects in English
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Usage of fair prospects in English
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At first this ingenious device seemed to offer fair prospects of success.
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He had flung away fair prospects,-andwhat had he made of it?
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But the outbreak of the second Balkan War nullified all these fair prospects.
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But in a very few days these fair prospects were overcast.
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The Ben Franklin Book and Job Office started with fair prospects.
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To dream of Christmas chimes, denotes fair prospects for business men and farmers.
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He is a young man of good reputation and fair prospects.
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To dream that you ascend steps, denotes that fair prospects will relieve former anxiety.
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And then, suddenly, his fair prospects were clouded by the disastrous breakdown of his health.
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But suddenly all his fair prospects were darkened over.
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But God forgive me for having envied my master his fair prospects at this time.
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Notwithstanding this prejudice he is now practising, I understand, with success, and has fair prospects.
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With what fair prospects did I start in life!
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We re-entered the river on the 13th under as fair prospects as we would have desired.
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We re-entered the river on the 13th under as fair prospects as we could have desired.
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But as time passed the fair prospects faded.
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