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31. Just one version is allowed to remain within a species, whatever happens when different species are compared.

32. But whatever happens, the ward will retain an important place in training.

33. Do not put on an act Whatever happens do not try to be some one you are not.

34. Whatever happens this time, presidential debates have a way of dominating our campaign memories, and occasionally influencing elections.

35. And Hannah, whatever happens, will always be one of their own.

36. Whatever happens, either we obtain an efficient solution or we can deduce that there are no efficient solutions.

37. And they interpret that as meaning that whatever happens in the money market exporters should still retain some of their current advantage.

38. Such an inner object will always remain inviolate within us, whatever happens in reality.

39. Whatever happens, you should keep cool-headed.

40. Whatever happens, never take an overdose of this medicine.

41. Whatever happens, we must stick together.

42. Whatever happens, you have to dam up your feelings.

43. A gentleman should not be down on others whatever happens.

44. Whatever happens in the stock market to-day has happened before and will happen again.

45. That's a very close family -- whatever happens to one of them, sickness, money trouble, anything, the rest of them come to help. They'd go through hell and high water for each other.

46. No matter whatever happens in the future, we will ride out a storm together.

47. He is one of my old friends and is as true as steel whatever happens.

48. However, that would imply that whatever happens in that IF block has to populate username and password to pass the final test whether something has been retrieved in the last IF statement.

49. Whatever happens cannot crush out our burning passions for life.

50. It is obvious that whatever happens now no particular adverse situation will last for too long, as time speeds by and you are almost in the magical year of 2012.

51. Whatever happens, let it flow away with the view of impermanence.

52. Whatever happens,[Sentence dictionary] he will need several months of brain scans before getting clean bill of health.

53. He is such a slowcoach that he won't feel urgency whatever happens.

54. But, whatever happens, the Tories have got a headstart over Labour today.

55. Still she went on growing, and, as a last resource, she put one arm out of the window, and one foot up the chimney, and said to herself 'Now I can do no more, whatever happens.

56. Whatever happens, the most important thing is to keep cool.

57. Whatever happens to me, when it's spread out over six billion plus people, it ends up divided by six billion and it becomes unobservable.

58. But whatever happens, Washington would prefer concerted action with its European allies.

59. Whatever happens the total debt outstanding made up of Government, Consumer and Corporate debt.