If you ever happen to vs If you evero

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• Sgt. Barclay, I was wondering if you ever might happen to, maybe, be adopted.
• If you should ever happen to cross her path, I suggest you be very, very nice to her.
• If anything ever happens to me, my half of the claim is yours.
• I just want to make sure that if anything ever happens to the three of us, you always have company.
• If that ever happens to you, it's 100% death rate.
• And if anything should ever happen to me... I want your personal word that you will look after him.
• If anything ever happens to me, you and your brother are going to go to jail.
• If something ever happens to you Where can your parents find their sons?
• If anything ever happens to Hetty, anything, we will come for you.
• Look, I want you to know, If anything ever happens to me, I really do care about you.
• If something ever happens to you,
• I would have no idea how to plan a wedding, if and when that ever happens to me.
• If something were to ever happen to one of us, the other one would go empty that box.
• That if something ever happens, you'd tell me.
• If that ever happens, God forbid.
• I wonder if that ever happens.
• If something ever happens, I have a contingency.
• But if anything ever happens, If you ever get scared, call me, OK?
• So I want you to know if anything should ever happen to me... you are the only person I would want to have her.
• If anything should ever happen to us, I want you to know that I do love you.

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