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We have to think now of better ways to prosper.

Will he ever be able to leave them at home and still prosper?

Now they want to know if one can prosper without the other.

The building program prospered in the years after the war.

There is a market for our services, so we prosper.

The oil business did not prosper, but the town, she is still there.

The community, however, did not prosper and the project came to an end in 1947.

In 1999, it was taken as certain that we would all prosper.

People seem to love these events, so long may they prosper.

We can live in peace and our people will prosper.

Individual Society members must have been prospering during these years, too.

It was not, after all, as if he expected to live long and prosper.

Now he had a year longer to grow and prosper.

The family is together now in the city where Senior prospered.

The company prospered to the point that they even offered him pay.

It is the only way for this organization to continue to prosper.

Only now is there a chance for them to develop and prosper.

The city continued to grow and prosper during these years.

But we're supposed to learn and prosper by the learning.

In another time, the land would have prospered under his rule.

On paper, it looks as if his mine might prosper.

So it has always been, and we have prospered in peace.

All I want to do is see this production prosper, believe me.

As the economy prospered, so too did the arts and culture.

The two projects should be able to work together and prosper.