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| LDCE gives the following sample sentences and says they are BrE. 1. "The new boss isn't too bad, is she?" "No, she's all right." 2. "How are you, John?" "Oh, all right - can't complain." Not used in the US? Thank you. |
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| Yes, that is used in the U.S. |
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