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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
prosper .
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Examples
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This is a delaying tactic only, a negative-sum game in which death "prospers" at the expense of life.
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Much of the community´s economic lifeblood comes from foreigners living on pensions not subject to economic cycles but the local community prospers or suffers with economic vagaries and their families rise or fall with economic prosperity or hardship.
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Much of the community´s economic lifeblood comes from foreigners living on pensions not subject to economic cycles but the local community prospers or suffers with economic vagaries and their families rise or fall with economic prosperity or hardship.
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As Latin America prospers and growth in sub-Saharan Africa picks up, the Middle East and North Africa stand out as economic disappointments, especially for their huge cohorts of unemployed youth.
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Much of the community´s economic lifeblood comes from foreigners living on pensions not subject to economic cycles but the local community prospers or suffers with economic vagaries and their families rise or fall with economic prosperity or hardship.
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Much of the community´s economic lifeblood comes from foreigners living on pensions not subject to economic cycles but the local community prospers or suffers with economic vagaries and their families rise or fall with economic prosperity or hardship.
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Much of the community´s economic lifeblood comes from foreigners living on pensions not subject to economic cycles but the local community prospers or suffers with economic vagaries and their families rise or fall with economic prosperity or hardship.
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Much of the community´s economic lifeblood comes from foreigners living on pensions not subject to economic cycles but the local community prospers or suffers with economic vagaries and their families rise or fall with economic prosperity or hardship.
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Much of the community´s economic lifeblood comes from foreigners living on pensions not subject to economic cycles but the local community prospers or suffers with economic vagaries and their families rise or fall with economic prosperity or hardship.
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Much of the community´s economic lifeblood comes from foreigners living on pensions not subject to economic cycles but the local community prospers or suffers with economic vagaries and their families rise or fall with economic prosperity or hardship.
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