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Meanings of lucky ones in English

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Usage of lucky ones in English
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The soldiers he takes quick-beforethey know what hit'em-they'rethe lucky ones.
All You Need Is Kill
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The lucky ones get a day of back-breaking work for meagre pay.
Reuters
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And you constantly reminded us that we were still the lucky ones.
News.com.au
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Despite his horrific experience, My Pyros is one of the lucky ones.
News.com.au
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The lucky ones get onto boats and are rescued by European vessels.
Reuters
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The surviving shoonoon wouldn't be the lucky ones, that was for sure.
Oomphel in the Sky
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A place of torture and horror and death for the lucky ones.
A Hard Day’s Knight
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One or two lucky ones pulled caps down over their filthy heads.
The Silver Pigs
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Today in West, that is enough to count her among the lucky ones.
The Guardian
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But they were probably the last lucky ones left in town, he said.
The Irish Times
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Even the ones who recently came over look longingly at these lucky ones.
Once there was a war
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The lucky ones have found work in Bangladesh, on fishing boats or rickshaws.
Reuters
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But she and the children were the lucky ones, she said.
Reuters
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Rafael Guerrero and his family were some of the lucky ones this time.
Reuters
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St Canice's was therefore one of the very few lucky ones.
The Irish Times
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The people that are neither seen nor heard are the lucky ones-inRussia.
Under Western Eyes
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