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Enough?
sufficiency
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Blaze
What?
Enough of what â the standard must be defined
Ready?
Having enough suggests readiness to proceed
Still?
If not enough, what is still missing
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Trace
Worth?
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Good?
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Better?
â
Best?
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Enough?
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Fork
Alone?
Alone tests whether you have enough on your own
Any?
Are there any raises whether there are enough
Best?
Best can be the enemy of enough
Better?
Better asks whether good is already enough
Ever-more?
Ever-more resists the notion of enough
Few?
Few asks whether scarcity still satisfies
Good?
Good raises whether it is good enough
Have?
Having raises whether you have enough
Just?
Just enough or just barely â tests sufficiency
Less?
Less asks whether reduction still satisfies enough
Long?
Long raises whether duration is enough
Many?
Many raises whether the quantity is enough
More?
More asks when enough has been reached
Much?
Much asks whether it crosses the threshold of enough
Need?
Needing raises sufficiency
Only?
Only implies limitation â is it enough
Part?
Part raises whether a piece is enough
Ready?
Readiness depends on having enough preparation
Safe?
Safe raises whether protections are enough
Some?
Some raises whether partial is enough
Sure?
Certainty can be partial â are you sure enough to act
Whole?
Whole asks whether everything is included
Without?
Without it, do you have enough to manage
Worth?
Worth asks whether something meets the threshold of enough
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Chains
Is it worth it and good enough?
Is?
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Worth?
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Enough?
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Good?
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Good?
Is it known or unknown, and how certain?