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Meanings of have fortunately in English
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Usage of have fortunately in English
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Over the years, we have fortunately had more successes than failures.
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If not, I have fortunately clothes and furniture of my own to pawn.
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I have fortunately been able to find quarters at an inn.
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The two royal abbeys of Caen have fortunately escaped the storms of the revolution.
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These erections, with the screen and the screens across the aisles, have fortunately disappeared.
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For the turning of the matter in our favour we have fortunately some notable examples.
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But I have fortunately been brought hither to prevent the injury you would do me.
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We have fortunately another air-tube, and I want to complete the work we have begun.
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We have fortunately been spared the illness of anti-Semitism.
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He seemed to have fortunately landed on his head.
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The first occasion was after a night of discomfort such as I have fortunately seldom experienced.
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Others, who, like myself, saw it, have fortunately spared me the recital of the sanguinary result.
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Well; we have fortunately Halley's Comet in the Bayeux Tapestry for our familiar 1066; but beware!
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You have fortunately missed some of the most terrible events that ever happened in the world, monsieur.
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We have fortunately better judges of the characters of both prelates in the two popes, Benedict XII.
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The nations of the world have fortunately by agreement made a plan for such a reckoning and settlement.