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For the most part, they seem to be doing quite nicely.

But since last summer, the market has turned up nicely.

Doing quite nicely in the world, by the look of him.

But at least your father is coming along very nicely.

Yet he and others in the business say they are doing quite nicely.

The play started nicely, just like the one last season.

You never did learn to play nicely with the other children.

The red body color would have gone nicely with her hair.

Things actually went off rather nicely, if I do say so myself.

But until then, Heard will hold things down quite nicely.

Really, you seem to have been very nicely brought up!

The present business seemed to be getting along so nicely.

Have a good day little girl and try to play nicely with the other kids!

Since you have been taken away from her, the woman is getting along nicely.

I can get along quite nicely, thank you, by myself.

Well, of course I will, since you ask me so nicely.

If you'd asked me nicely, I might even have told you.

Now, I am certain that we will get along nicely, once you learn your place.

It works nicely for the first few hours, but after a day at work I always look like death.

So that's one way that these two work nicely together.

When you get home, do tell Bob that the job was nicely done.

I thought this was getting out of it rather nicely.

"I will speak nicely to the press about my life here."

This place would do nicely, if he ever needed it.

"But you have to ask your father nicely, like a good little girl."