"good cess" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1892, Sarah HEWETT, The Peasant Speech of Devon",
          "text": "Güde cess tü his sawl, poor blid! He hadden much ov thease world's güdes yer. He died game, 'e did, arter awl!",
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          "ref": "1962, News for Farmer Cooperatives, Information Office, Farm Credit Administration",
          "text": "Midland has had good cess with using minute commercials eight television stations, cited as one example of modernizing its advertising.",
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        "Good luck, favourable outcome, happiness"
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        "(British) Good luck, favourable outcome, happiness"
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          "ref": "1869, R. D. Blackmore, Lorna Doone",
          "text": "\"It be nawbody,\" said John, \"vor us to make a fush about. Belong to t'other zide o' the moor, and come staling shape to our zide. Red Jem Hannaford his name. Thank God for him to be hanged, lad; and good cess to his soul, for craikin' zo.\"",
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        "Good riddance, a suitable dismissal or disposal of something worthless or harmful."
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        "(British) Good riddance, a suitable dismissal or disposal of something worthless or harmful."
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          "text": "Midland has had good cess with using minute commercials eight television stations, cited as one example of modernizing its advertising.",
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        "Good luck, favourable outcome, happiness"
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        "(British) Good luck, favourable outcome, happiness"
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