This is no longer someone else's kid, someone else's co-worker, someone else's community.
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A person can float on with someone else's furniture, driving someone else's car (or taking rides in it), living in someone else's house and taking care of someone else's chores.
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She was someone else's version, someone else's desire, adventure and heartbreak.
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We also had to accommodate someone else's schedule at someone else's location.
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I don't think it's as important with someone else's source material, with someone else's stuff.
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Become an authorized user on someone else's cardHopping on someone else's card could also help build your credit score.
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Doing Broadway was amazing, but you're singing someone else's words and doing someone else's choreography and it's the same every night.
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Once users spend the majority of their time in someone else's apps, the device itself becomes just hardware holding someone else's services.
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Representation is a trap because mainstream media is a powerful space of recognition—on someone else's terms and to preserve someone else's power.
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A concept the poly community has long touted is experiencing joy from someone else's joy, or pleasure from someone else's pleasure — a concept known as compersion.
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It means the rejection outright of the logic that says that someone else's gain necessitates my loss—and that my gain must necessitate someone else's loss.
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Complaining is what you do when you think that the situation you're in is someone else's fault or that it's someone else's job to fix it.
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As a word, "empathy" frustrates me because there's so much that's beautiful and transcendent about its definition: Feeling someone else's pain, or feeling someone else's feelings.
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Marvel's comic books have always asked their readers to imagine themselves in someone else's shoes and someone else's experiences, and Kamala turned out to be no different.
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Instead of making things, they are more often paid to serve people: to care for someone else's children or someone else's parents; to clean another family's home.
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But then I'd doubt myself again, think I was buying into someone else's sophisticated bullshit again—so ubiquitous and insidious and clever these internalizations of someone else's bullshit.
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" Power to me means... "The ability to change someone else's life in a positive way — to impact someone else's future in a way they can truly see and feel.
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Taking someone else's melody and singing your own words over it would be appropriation and, potentially, copyright infringement, as would taking someone else's lyrics and putting them in your own song.
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Part of what allows abuse to continue is the ease of seeing it as someone else's problem, someone else's fault—perhaps that of the vaguely villainous men in some unnamed workplace.
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For Mr Trump, that would be someone else's problem. ■
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Hub says 42 percent of all U.S. consumers have used someone else's online TV service password, while amongst 13-to-24 year olds, 69 percent have watched Netflix on someone else's password.
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I think you're right, though, and this does address an underlying issue here, which is that most of us are deeply incapable of placing ourselves in someone else's skin, in someone else's experience.
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Why do they want to worry about someone else's relationship?
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You do not get points for verifying someone else's result.
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It also means sharing thoughts, feelings, and someone else's time.
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It was totally by chance; I took someone else's spot.
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But what if your face looks exactly like someone else's?
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You don't have to hear about someone else's office drama.
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And when you're younger, you're born into someone else's control.
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Or do you see policy development as someone else's job?
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What an interesting way to describe copying someone else's idea!
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Or even just a sofa bed in someone else's home.
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We didn't publish anything, we just tweeted someone else's news.
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So someone else's procrastination is really your biggest limitation here.
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"Don't let someone else's body put yours down," Patrick wrote.
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It was all on someone else's tab, maybe the company's.
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That said, I do quite enjoy ruining someone else's mix.
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It is one thing to stay in someone else's flat.
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Someone else's personal tragedy is not for your Halloween consumption.
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We struggle even articulating our own style, nevertheless someone else's.
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But what's to prevent people from stealing someone else's deliveries?
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Your definition of "hot" may be different than someone else's.
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They took my head and put it someone else's body.
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"We compare our realness with someone else's advertisement," says Newcomb.
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The simplest is to make the detainees someone else's problem.
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Want to take a trip in someone else's depreciating asset?
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Every shoot is like a walk in someone else's shoes.
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You can't borrow someone else's gun and finish the competition.
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Too often, men think of this as someone else's problem.
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If you're a YouTube Partner uploading someone else's work, beware.
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Don't let someone else's bad day ruin your day, too.
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He needs someone else's stage presence to pivot off of.
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Remember the "walk a mile in someone else's shoes" adage?
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I give him a scratch card with someone else's number.
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Sharing someone else's home is about to get even creepier.
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The rapper arrived in Burbank to find someone else's pet.
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Anyone can be "privileged" if it suits someone else's argument.
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" She shares the feeling of "living in someone else's body.
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Renting is effectively paying off someone else's mortgage, Wilson said.
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One in 5 of Americans would purchase someone else's data.
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All of this because we disagree with someone else's viewpoint.
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Space is the final frontier, to borrow someone else's phrase.
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They're moving directly into someone else's business, a rival's business.
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Tolerating someone else's is harder by a coefficient of 10.
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Shelly wasn't the only character to appropriate someone else's identity.
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When someone else's phone rang, he demanded to have it.
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But you don't want to use someone else's work uncredited.
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Brower: She strongly believed that it was someone else's turn.
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Why add unnecessary elements that distract from someone else's work?
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I would never abuse my power over someone else's body.
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If I crack it, I am cracking someone else's phone.
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If I lose it, I am losing someone else's phone.
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When you tried to remember someone else's failure, you couldn't.
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Trump's core message: All of this is someone else's fault.
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It's heartless to be perfectly alright with someone else's death.
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Those unexpected other designs happen to be someone else's signature.
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The lab had mixed up his biopsy with someone else's.
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What lies closest to hand is often someone else's property.
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Now that he is gone, that is someone else's job.
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How do you live knowing you ruined someone else's life?
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Someone else's culture taped down onto a hot, dry continent.
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It tastes deep, like being privy to someone else's memory.
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Becoming an authorized user on someone else's card may help.
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I mean, they're literally taking someone else's feed and whatever.
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We've got to stop seeing this as someone else's war.
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If you have someone else's back, then they have yours.
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We're looking at someone else's carefully curated greatest hits, right?
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Even if those "new things" are someone else's phone passwords.
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Before you interject that someone else's coming out — the when, where, why, how, and to-whom of it — is not about you, let me first say: Someone else's coming out is not about you.
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And when I decided to continue as an actress, it was largely because of the pleasure that experience gave me — of being an instrument in someone else's hands, at the service of someone else's desire.
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Once those situations are resolved, it will be someone else's turn.
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My life is no less deserving of celebration than someone else's.
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Pakistan would no longer fight someone else's war, said Mr Khan.
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He said it was "very easy" to assume someone else's identity.
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For modeling, you're an extension of someone else's creation and vision.
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I took someone else's really hard work, and I'm using it.
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"Copying someone else's design is never okay at all," Engman continued.
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Don't become generic dumb content fed through someone else's smart pipe.
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A guy complaining that someone else's car is blocking his driveway.
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And stress the importance of never trying someone else's e-cigarette.
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I'm through with playing by the rules of someone else's game.
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Why bother to buy someone else's which won't be as good?
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"I don't like people looking at someone else's image," Steph says.
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It's easy to spend someone else's money in the political process.
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It's offering people the chance to play in someone else's shoes.
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I gave more credence to someone else's opinion than my own.
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I don't want them to be victims of someone else's driving.
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Instead, give the gift of someone else's dreams made real, i.e.
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That, and a friendly budget on someone else's dime — because, duh.
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But what might be someone else's dream was Alan Eustace's reality.
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Alternatively, you can search by genre or pick someone else's playlist.
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She doesn't have to let someone else's bad day become hers.
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I just have too much to lose for someone else's indiscretions.
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EDT — Added Buckley's admission of using someone else's phrases via Twitter.
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Okay, go get your own plot synopsis from someone else's kid.
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"I'd feel like I was wearing someone else's wardrobe," she says.
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Unfortunately, the bread is not even our own, but someone else's.
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"Fight for your lives before it's someone else's job," she pleaded.
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But you don't want to take ownership of someone else's problem.
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Oftentimes, you literally have to put yourself in someone else's shoes.
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"Living at someone else's sufferance is difficult for me," he said.
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So if he's not winning, it must be someone else's fault.
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So when they mess up, it's usually at someone else's expense.
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And don't try to fit yourself into someone else's mold either.
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Sometimes, though, spending the night at someone else's place is unavoidable.
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"I don't want to build on someone else's legacy," he said.
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And it's hard to imagine him sticking to someone else's script.
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If you can learn from someone else's failure, all the better.
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Ultimately, your chosen future is being shaped by someone else's choices.
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Newman and Chiasson, more or less, pocketed someone else's dropped money.
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"Put yourself in someone else's shoes," Norman tells USA TODAY Sports.
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"You are actually testing out someone else's lifestyle," Ms. Burford said.
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The food they eat instead generally comes from someone else's efforts.
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When those flaws come from someone else's code, well, good luck.
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It won't be tolerated if someone else's religious sentiment is hurt.
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Make space for yourself to consider someone else's point of view.
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Mr. Key must be tearing his hair out — or someone else's.
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And you could just borrow a part from someone else's Trabant.
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Add to this the Amtrak burden of using someone else's railroad.
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That's because many of my rides are on someone else's bike.
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It's corrosive to live in the clutch of someone else's lie.
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No landlord wants to pay a fine for someone else's trash.
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Psychopathy is evident in the smug laugh at someone else's pain.
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Building a business on someone else's platform is a Faustian bargain.
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" He called translation "the supreme exercise of mastering someone else's style.
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On the app Roomer, travelers can buy someone else's nonrefundable room.
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Now he just wants a cheap laugh at someone else's expense.
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You first started coming to my attention under someone else's name.
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But then it also feels at last like someone else's time.
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It pained me that I was contributing to someone else's infidelity.
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I want to play against him, not someone else's intellectual property.
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So can voters write in someone else's name on the ballot?
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Because your money is as good as someone else's money. Right?
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I suppose (superstitiously?) to avoid being influenced by someone else's style.
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But providing proof — your own, or someone else's — can remove doubt.
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But why accept someone else's truth when you don't have to?
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You may find yourself playing into someone else's agenda that way.
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I don't have time to be an expert in someone else's.
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He has always been a supporting character in someone else's show.
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But for this holiday, he will be executing someone else's plans.
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She could live off someone else's electricity bill for a while.
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So, what is our solution when shopping for someone else's space?
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You are possibly the root, however inadvertently, of someone else's addiction.
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"I'm always reluctant to speak to someone else's motivations," he cautioned.
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Maybe consider making someone else's day even if it's your birthday.
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It is difficult to write the story of someone else's torment.
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Do you have time to be thoughtful about someone else's time?
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I'm never going to plagiarize or steal someone else's intellectual property.
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Student Opinion How good are you at detecting someone else's lie?
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Stop being so stubborn and put yourself in someone else's shoes!
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Or buy someone else's unique creations from Etsy's surprisingly comprehensive selection.
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My character can walk around and explore someone else's visual world.
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Because we often think of working with someone else's material as unoriginal and derivative, but at the same it was through taking control of someone else's work that I came to understand what my own voice was.
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This is obviously the case if I am using someone else's money—everything is worth the money if you're using someone else's—but I'm not so convinced it's true if I'm using my own money or time.
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Yet the way some TikTok users have attempted to circumvent this obstacle — by lip-syncing to scenes from film or TV, someone else's standup (or someone else's TikTok sketch), or worse, a viral tweet — is even cringier.
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That's a song about moving your hands slowly over someone else's body.
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"What makes people think what's someone else's belongs to them?" she asked.
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Or, if someone mistakenly credits you for someone else's work, correct them.
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It's like telling her to be a cog in someone else's machine.
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Celebrating someone else's brilliance is part of the content you offer, giving
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I thought maybe I could brighten someone else's with this little surprise.
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The creators' brainchild essentially died in someone else's hands after their departure.
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And then cursing when I inhaled the stench of someone else's urine.
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Every decision I made had a direct impact on someone else's life.
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It's hard to get a picture without accidentally capturing someone else's head.
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The ones best remembered as a name in someone else's Wikipedia entry.
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Changing someone else's life positively changes yours for the better as well.
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Cartography is difficult, it's way easier just to copy someone else's map.
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There's a reason experiencing someone else's awkward moment can actually feel painful.
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Suing for damages isn't about wanting to profit at someone else's expense.
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Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life.
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Someone else's dish could have literal raw bones and trash in it.
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Don't say something online that you wouldn't say to someone else's face.
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She shows up and wanders through someone else's day, disjointed and alone.
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But that's not right either—you turn it into someone else's problem.
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Software producers live in fear—are we infringing on someone else's work?
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Better to be attacked on his terms than overshadowed on someone else's.
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No one can look into someone else's heart and make that call.
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But at least he stalled traffic in someone else's state this time.
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Otherwise, it is like we are making fun of someone else's culture.
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And remember, your litter can become someone else's life-threatening head device.
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When someone commits a crime, it is their fault not someone else's.
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What is one person's 'Mona Lisa' is not someone else's, you know?
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The declines in their imports is really someone else's [drop in] exports.
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Kindergartners. Stop excusing bad behavior by bringing up someone else's bad behavior.
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But is this part of its fleet, or someone else's autonomous ride?
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I never let someone else's narrow mind affect my sense of self.
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The ambiguous story means that someone else's take might be very different.
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Luckily, there's an easy hack for figuring out someone else's interior life.
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"I don't want to see something bad happen to someone else's dog."
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Your only choice is to delete your face and register someone else's.
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Who wouldn't want to make policing two billion people someone else's job?
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I'm just bringing to life someone else's great vision that they had.
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They mean have a take that is different than someone else's take.
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Turns out they were smooching in front of someone else's wedding altar.
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Who knows, you may even put a smile on someone else's face!
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Jump into someone else's conflict and you are likely to get burnt.
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"You can put someone else's red blood cells into you," he said.
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For Riyadh and Ankara, Syria cannot merely be someone else's civil war.
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If it's someone else's son, you want him in for 4 years.
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It's not okay that my family is part of someone else's suffering.
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Even at those moments, I thought that it was someone else's responsibility.
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A "carjacking", similarly, involves jumping into someone else's vehicle and stealing it.
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Which, for me, is fantastic: Somehow, my work is someone else's porn.
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He has climbed inside someone else's life and got lost in there.
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This woman didn't make her second husband pay for someone else's mistake.
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Someone (Zeeba, I guess) croons over someone else's limp guitar strums (Alok?
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I loved learning about someone else's religion and the way of living.
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It just took someone else's job and did it 20 percent better.
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I rationalized that my life was atonement for someone else's bad karma.
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"He loved seeing the first flight through someone else's eyes," Ferraz said.
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I will always accidentally betray myself in favor of someone else's affirmation.
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The idea is that it will be your wishes, not someone else's.
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Banks typically allow others to deposit checks into someone else's bank account.
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According to this Louisiana law, stealing someone else's crawfish is strictly outlawed.
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Calderwood was saddened at the thought the woman was someone else's daughter.
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The only thing worse than television spoilers is ruining someone else's surprise.
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I refused to be defined by my sexuality — or someone else's, rather.
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It's possible to boost someone else's happiness without subtracting from your own.
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You're about to see how mad people get over someone else's happiness.
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Don't be tempted to prioritize your party over someone else's well-being.
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And don't determine where your strands land based on someone else's hair.
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Someone else's wedding is not the time to announce your own news.
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Heartbreakingly, she called our daughter by the name of someone else's child.
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I found it fascinating to read someone else's paper, written by me.
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If you could ghostwrite someone else's life story, whose would it be?
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Have you ever tried to learn about someone else's religion or beliefs?
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Someone else's hand and water bottle are emerging from behind a drape.
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If you could tell someone else's life story, whose would it be?
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That extra $10 gets recorded as a surplus on someone else's books.
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How does memorizing and reciting someone else's words help me express myself?
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It's whether you would stand in the way of someone else's decision.
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I was just praying that someone else's performance was worse than mine.
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Someone else's story becomes his own, and his to tell and share.
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No one is that pressed to watch Kobe analyze someone else's game.
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You had a night off and enjoyed someone else's hospitality and cooking.
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Presented with someone else's argument, we're quite adept at spotting the weaknesses.
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They may even come to see politics as someone else's problem. ♦
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Throw a rock into the portal and you'll get someone else's back.
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More important, just remember this: Someone else's success doesn't detract from yours.
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Is it ever defensible to make art out of someone else's suffering?
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"The photographers in the West were photographing someone else's struggle," he said.
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You are running the thing that has someone else's name on it.
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Sunday Routine Alex Branson decided to get serious about her idea for an inclusive music program for babies and toddlers "while under someone else's parachute at someone else's music class," when she was working as a caregiver in London.
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Finally, your dream of watering someone else's plant for them can be realized!
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I'm not gonna plug someone else's podcast- We've had him on the show.
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I prefer cash to be in my pocket rather than in someone else's.
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Bearing witness to someone else's tragedy has an air of sacrament about it.
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In Instagram, you go there, and you actually open to someone else's experience.
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Borrow someone else's, or go to a public showing at a local university.
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Even in his off-hours, he is trying to channel someone else's voice.
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But starting a crowdfunding campaign on someone else's behalf can get particularly tricky.
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When you're a character in someone else's narrative, you're vulnerable to their interpretation.
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If any deals are done, it will be done with someone else's vote.
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Uber, Lyft, Instagram, Snap — they were all built on someone else's platform. True!
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Unfortunately, this month, working off of someone else's precedent won't cut it, Scorpio.
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His phone was also lost in the flood — he's borrowing someone else's temporarily.
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When you build on someone else's land, don't be surprised when you're bulldozed.
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If I want a biological kid, I need someone else's body to help.
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Ajjawi's visa was canceled and he was summarily deported — for someone else's views.
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"Not every hateful thing is a denial of someone else's rights," he said.
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He isn't waiting to rise through the ranks of someone else's firm, either.
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It feels really good to not be on someone else's schedule — besides Luca's.
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There's currently no way to see your own or someone else's trustworthiness score.
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That's something I always love to find when I'm reading someone else's work.
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They deserve to be more than just a footnote in someone else's story.
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Not a good move — someone else's trauma isn't Colton's to discuss on television.
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"We didn't want someone else's mistake breaking [our family] apart," says Lyhoy, 33.
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It's hard to see how this can be orchestrated by someone else's genes.
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In their mother's place, they saw a new headstone with someone else's name.
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I just don't want to limit myself based off of someone else's opinion.
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Like, did you know she has a plaster mold of someone else's breasts?
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Like many celebrities, she became a sounding board for someone else's negative thoughts.
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Personally, Marshall's Monitor Bluetooth isn't my beat, but it could be someone else's.
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Why would you want to add more bad moments to someone else's life?
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I work with my name—I've never used someone else's name to work.
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If you pick up a crest from someone else's kill, you get points.
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You don't get to come home tonight so stay at [someone else's house].
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When I recognize this pain in someone else's eyes, I try to listen.
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The result is a literal interpretation of seeing life through someone else's eyes.
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"As an actress, I get to live in someone else's shoes," she says.
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When it's someone else's turn, they can place one of their cards down.
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It was someone else's problem but I should have made it my problem.
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Where else do you belong, beyond someone else's or your own aesthetic definitions?
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But a storm on the horizon has already arrived on someone else's doorstep.
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No matter what they do — or fail to do — it's someone else's fault.
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You are going to get someone else's body paint smeared all over you.
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I would release it by changing to someone else's album, or just skipping.
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In both cases, the human beneath becomes the support of someone else's image.
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Indeed, buying someone else's Baby Taylor would set us back $200 to $250.
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And also — LG: What happens if it ends up in someone else's hands?
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Producing original material is a very different business from licensing someone else's shows.
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Once I've spent some time in someone else's life, it's hard to shake.
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Do you think it is ever O.K. to laugh at someone else's pain?
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You also can't be claimed as a dependent on someone else's tax return.
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In Louisiana, taking someone else's crawfish could land you in the big house.
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The second lets a bad actor manipulate the text of someone else's reply.
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However, I'll never again ask for a cosigner or cosign someone else's loan.
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Maybe something you always considered true is nothing more than someone else's opinion.
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It was clear that he was reading someone else's words on a Teleprompter.
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It would look really, really great, from a distance, in someone else's house.
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I no longer have to work based on someone else's expectations of pressure.
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You are never really choosing your own words; you are choosing someone else's.
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"Kerry Flynn ... is doing homework") or made plans on someone else's wall (ex.
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Ms. Okpokwasili was so worked up that she took out someone else's clothes.
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Did you ever cry when you were a writer in someone else's room?
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Keeping someone else's struggle and strife top of mind is hard to do.
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Both, as King explains, are just users making changes to someone else's file.
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Every piece of equipment you touch has been touched by someone else's sweat.
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"Possibly Mr. Simon is hampered by working on someone else's ideas," he wrote.
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Reyes was just glad to get three outs and save someone else's arm.
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Even the heart-wrenching update about the health of someone else's loved one.
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All my other films used available resources, but this was someone else's world.
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On "Billions," there's always a way to make money off someone else's misfortune.
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They can't be obliged to expend serious effort to undo someone else's negligence.
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I think, I mean, that voyeuristic, kind of reading someone else's text messages.
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It's not really any worse than going to someone else's office every day.
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It's actually a choice between protecting his own honor or protecting someone else's.
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But that also makes everyone the villain — or buffoon — of someone else's story.
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What will they do when they dine out, especially in someone else's home?
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I felt like a friend, and an important part of someone else's journey.
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"Today it is my son; tomorrow it will be someone else's," he added.
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You can do a transcription yourself, check someone else's work, or just read.
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Perhaps, he suggests, someone else's solution to this problem is already out there.
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You have to remind yourself you are not crashing in someone else's apartment.
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I'm a literary hermit crab finding a home in someone else's imagined truth.
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People ask if I'm afraid I'll plagiarize or accidentally adopt someone else's voice.
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Following that, there's probably no greater joy than in criticizing someone else's playlist.
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The most annoying thing is that your fate is in someone else's hands.
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And your intentions are no longer as equally powerful as someone else's perceptions.
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She's already made arrangements to place her two dogs in someone else's care.
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Is it possible that one can be held hostage by someone else's words?
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Memories, left untranslated, can be disowned; memories untranslatable can become someone else's story.
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Because sometimes, seeing the familiar from someone else's perspective makes all the difference.
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"You have to pay a premium for using someone else's money," he says.
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It's a good chance to practice not feeling responsible for someone else's emotions.
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When have you climbed into someone else's skin and walked around in it?
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No hard feelings when you're forced to cover someone else's three-drink habit.
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"I was very happy to slip into someone else's life," Ms. Allen said.
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But the dating app lets you see the inside of someone else's fridge.
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I wonder: What makes us so happy about looking at someone else's life?
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Finding a strand of someone else's hair embedded in your entree is disgusting.
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But it's not going to work just because you mastered someone else's prescription.
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It's an unfamiliar feeling, maybe, to not be trapped in someone else's nightmare.
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But do you really want your kids' words and photos on someone else's page?
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But they've blossomed into the dominant way to see life from someone else's perspective.
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When it's right to record, don't get in the way of someone else's experience.
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We consider abusive behavior an attempt to harass, intimidate, or silence someone else's voice.
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And it reminded me that someone else's success takes nothing away from our own.
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Gisele Bündchen was given a big surprise on her 38th birthday: someone else's cake!
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And please enjoy the uniquely satisfying voyeurism that is looking at someone else's handwriting.
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By the time Kilbride was done, someone else's Segway miniPRO was under his control.
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But what happens when you encounter someone else's treasured memories, without their personal history?
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" But if the economy does badly, he said, it will become "someone else's fault.
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For example, You could as easily ask this to hack into someone else's device.
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She never has to publicly acknowledge the mess she's made of someone else's life.
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It sounded like noises picked up in the back of someone else's phone call.
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What's the appeal in creating a character that's entirely about meeting someone else's needs?
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And if someone else's videos wound up in your archive unexpectedly, please don't watch?
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So when you see it in someone else's you're just like, 'Hey get here.
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But just because it's someone else's wedding doesn't mean you shouldn't feel your best.
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In the vast mechanical edifice of modern urban life, isn't it someone else's job?
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"They have taken their stuff and placed it on someone else's property without permission."
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It's asking Apple to hack into someone else's iPhone to access their personal information.
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Plus, there are more important things to worry about than touching someone else's arm.
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A smile on someone else's face is as good as one on our own.
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If this were someone else's story, I'd think, That's a bit on the nose.
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Co-signing on someone else's private student loan isn't a decision to make lightly.
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There's a long history of black ppl being killed based on someone else's lie.
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The risk would be leaving the space unmined and ripe for someone else's taking.
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Should she really have invasive elective surgery solely for someone else's peace of mind?
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Under US copyright law, it is illegal to profit from someone else's intellectual property.
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The easiest and safest way to do that is to buy someone else's mines.
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Success isn't when your personal views are represented at the expense of someone else's.
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It's a scene that in someone else's hands could have seemed exploitative or lascivious.
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Stand in someone else's shoes, and learn how the world looks from their perspective.
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In other words, are drone operators allowed to fly drones around someone else's property?
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Gavin Watson: It's better to be in someone else's house than mine, isn't it?
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" In other words, "Does this bot have MY interests at heart, or someone else's?
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But between three and nine, these are not customers that are someone else's customers.
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It's incredible how someone else's story can give you the courage to rewrite yours.
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I asked what happens if kids leave a mean comment on someone else's work.
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But if monitoring your own metrics can get mentally exhausting, try monitoring someone else's.
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As a professional illustrator, Goodman is usually tasked with visually interpreting someone else's ideas.
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Hotel rooms and BnBs are surreal spaces — not quite yours not quite someone else's.
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Katie Holmes put her foot in someone else's mouth in her latest film role.
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Unseen, a half mile away, you can erase 30 minutes of someone else's effort.
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After all, your traffic must pass through someone else's server before reaching other websites.
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My world is different than your world, which is different from someone else's world.
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Honesty is important here because it's not always possible to audit someone else's code.
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Beyond a shadow of a doubt, Clarke did not dishonestly take someone else's work.
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We can plug in someone else's name and run this back every other week.
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Rappers lay their own rhymes over someone else's beats in what they call mixtapes.
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Yes, she was indeed in someone else's dorm, laying on their bed, snapping selfies.
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The biggest risk is hurting someone else's feelings, which I never want to do.
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They were more like thoughts, thoughts in someone else's head that she could see.
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A day to stay home, or go to someone else's home, where you belong.
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What if you'd been born with someone else's roots, say, those of your enemy?
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Again, it won't just be your saving grace, but could be someone else's too.
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If you're responsible for someone else's accidental death, guilt and shame are appropriate emotions.
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What if you could check off your travel bucket list on someone else's dime?
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"He could attack someone else's kid ... if he's out and he's everywhere," she said.
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In minutes, and without any indication, your own phone can become someone else's spy.
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You'll get caught in the daily weeds, pruning and working in someone else's garden.
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And, if you're executing code on someone else's machine, that means you're hacking back.
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Because you set the rules, you can learn on your time — not someone else's.
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He then stole someone else's sedan and "went back on his rampage," Johnston said.
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Disagreeing with someone else's views can quickly alter their otherwise strong perception of you.
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In her débutante photos, she looked as if she were wearing someone else's features.
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They believe it is someone else's job to take care of the American economy.
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Why should someone be constrained to follow someone else's rules in her own country?
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Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation.
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We can lend to those customers, whether it's Wells Fargo's or someone else's money.
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What you don't want is to have a story just becomes someone else's politics.
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"Thirty years is a long time to hold onto someone else's stuff," he said.
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The waiver does not cover the cost of damage to someone else's car, however.
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It will be someone else's alternative facts unless you've got a picture of it.
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She'd come here to work on her own shit, not to handmaiden someone else's.
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" Musk replied by saying the drawing used in Tesla's is "actually someone else's drawing.
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After Chloe and Amber meet, destiny is placed in their hands, not someone else's.
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It was always for someone else's benefit or to get me out of trouble.
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"My mom always tells me to imagine things from someone else's perspective," she explains.
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Now that Trump is president, however, anything that goes wrong is someone else's fault.
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I don't think we realize how vulnerable we are to becoming someone else's monster.
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The song is about someone else's failure, but the band sounds celebratory, even ecstatic.
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Rather, I have always wanted someone else's youth, one that probably does not exist.
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You never know what you'll find when crossing the threshold into someone else's home.
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Eighty-three survey participants—or about 1.4 percent—admitted to spiking someone else's drink.
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Trying to write a story over someone else's point of view is really interesting.
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And getting other donors to give money to someone else's idea is also difficult.
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She was worried about sapping her energies in the service of someone else's vision.
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Those outside the network will have a limited time to view someone else's profile.
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Parroting a magazine or someone else's home seldom achieves a result worth much retrospection.
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The only thing off limits is making fun of or belittling someone else's problem.
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In someone else's hands, Darius could have been limited to the goofy comic sidekick.
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We shook hands, and I walked away with the knowledge of someone else's perspective.
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Have you ever copied someone else's work and turned it in as your own?
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The only mix-ups were intentional, when someone wanted to steal someone else's fish.
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The key thing is not to have been passive consumers on someone else's trip.
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We got double the blessing and now they're gone, due to someone else's negligence.
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There's something satisfyingly voyeuristic about reading someone else's texts, even though they are fictional.
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It is easy to steal someone else's identity papers but not so their fingerprints.
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You might even get someone else's recordings, which happened to one man in Germany.
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Under someone else's name, he built a media-promotion business called Above Ground Entertainment.
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What came before could be someone else's life; it might as well be fiction.
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And if the new fund were to flop, it would be someone else's money.
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What's so fantastic about reading is you get to fall into someone else's view.
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"Suddenly you find your image is up on someone else's feed," Ms. Wells said.
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Using someone else's steering wheel, he said, cut out $1 million in testing costs.
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How do you feel building your own image off of someone else's terrible image?
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If you can't pull a rabbit out of your own hat, use someone else's.
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All bodies are, at one time or another, dependent on someone else's for help.
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My Facebook feed is all someone else's kids and then Hillary stuff, so, no.
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They are about inhabiting someone else's line or composition, not appropriating or conquering it.
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When I played, I didn't really pay attention to someone else's expectations or timeline.
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Like these problems couldn't possibly be mine, I was burdened with someone else's troubles.
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If you mimic or assimilate to someone else's culture, then your own culture deteriorates.
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But Aladdin seems unwilling to let go of Robin Williams' Genie, and so Smith is stuck singing songs written for someone else's talents and delivering jokes in someone else's cadence, in the body of a character designed for a totally different medium.
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But nothing, and I mean nothing, replaces genuine curiosity in someone else's life and business.
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Spend five seconds in someone else's world, and see what happens to your email outreach.
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Pablo Picasso apparently painted over someone else's portrait to create his work the Old Guitarist.
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It's abstract art or avant-garde music or an in-joke from someone else's family.
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Make excellent use of today's energy by trying to see things from someone else's perspective.
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We're developing projects which will help that empathy, to put people in someone else's shoes.
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You don't take it for granted because you understand you're playing by someone else's rules.
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It's inherently difficult to get people who already have cars to take someone else's vehicle.
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But being abusive and actually threatening someone for making a comment about someone else's beard?
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Sure beats sending an email to an important person but using someone else's name. Awkward.
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It will prevent you from backing out of a parking space into someone else's car.
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" "If any deals are done," he added, "it will be done with someone else's vote.
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You have to accept you're not the expert on someone else's perspective or lived experience.
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What Snapchat still can't do is tell the difference between my face and someone else's.
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I did not provide my phone # (you got it from someone else's address book) pic.twitter.
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And the more you lean over into someone else's business, the more unbalanced you become.
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Technology has made it even easier to selectively participate in elements of someone else's culture.
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But I sure was ready to enjoy stepping into someone else's shoes for the day.
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You can do this by acknowledging that you are powerless to change someone else's behavior.
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Do not engage in drama, and don't get swept up in someone else's bad behavior.
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Not shock or amusement, or something funny that made you laugh -- Someone else's real happiness.
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Somewhat illogically, bringing a toothbrush to someone else's home carries a lot of cultural weight.
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Either way, remember it's not cool to comment on someone else's body without their permission.
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If you violate someone else's rights and humiliate a person, you are a moral monster.
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Another would be to visit an estate sale and hoover up someone else's, caveat emptor.
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Wells and I might end up fighting if he takes someone else's side over mine!
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And science is certainly not ready to recommend putting someone else's poop in your butt.
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But, consulting someone else's birth chart doesn't just come in handy when you're dating them.
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People these days are focused so much on someone else's life instead of their own.
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Char: If we used someone else's blood, someone high, we could log it as me.
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Is it weird for you to sing someone else's lyrics as opposed to your own?
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So much of life today is the expectation to fit yourself into someone else's paradigm.
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How does it feel to spend money you know came from enabling someone else's suicide?
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Leaving that aside, having someone else's blood pumped through your veins isn't exactly risk-free.
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You can't infringe on someone else's rights in order to have your speech be heard.
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Periods are bad enough as is without feeling pressure to tend to someone else's needs!
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So what if someone wore something that looked like someone else's outfit 19 years before?
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And second, it is far easier to block someone else's agenda than advance your own.
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But let be real — if you can mooch of someone else's account, you totally should.
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A word to the wise: Do not try to diagnose someone else's pregnancy on Twitter.
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"Theory of the Mind," the ability to understand someone else's perspective, isn't unique to humans.
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Because no one wants to just be a copy cat of someone else's political statement.
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She likens it to the old saying about comparing your insides to someone else's outsides.
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Now, the idol will be back in play – and potentially fall into someone else's possession.
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Today, my column urges you to read someone else's column, an op-ed published Aug.
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Conceivably, you could also find whenever you showed up in someone else's video as well.
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If you're following someone else's tracks, where do you think those tracks will lead you?
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In fact, young children are developmentally unable to view the world from someone else's eyes.
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The Wests agreed to donate his body parts in hopes of saving someone else's life.
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We never have to worry that our children might become victims of someone else's prejudice.
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Not to mention, it's usually not your place to pass judgment on someone else's partnership.
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How does Spencer not realize she is once again in love with someone else's ex?
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But it's also about economics—people realizing that their own homes are someone else's workplace.
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Face it: Being subjected to someone else's collection of vacation photos is often painfully boring.
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Years ago, I read that if someone saves your life you should save someone else's.
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The capitalized words and phrases served as reminders, too, that this was someone else's story.
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In daily life, hearing someone else's dream is a burden, but here it's a gift.
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It's a very telling story if your path of success relies on someone else's failure.
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I come with three pieces of information, or ideas, that can benefit someone else's life.
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Mr. Rasraj, who is illiterate, appears to be a pawn in someone else's dangerous game.
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I know how it feels to allow someone else's success to be my own failure.
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"Maybe something you always considered true is nothing more than someone else's opinion," he suggests.
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If your positive attitude brightens someone else's day, that person will love you for it.
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But what might sound trite in someone else's hands is engrossing when Antonoff sings it.
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Instead, she had to drive down the road to someone else's house to call 911.
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In the beginning I used a translator, or I just listened to someone else's vocals.
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And where there is death for someone else's sins, a resurrection is never far behind.
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Laying blame at someone else's door while simultaneously taking a victory lap is vintage Trump.
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The explanation for that does not lie in Brazil's shortcomings, but in someone else's strengths.
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"Fight for your lives, before it's someone else's job," she continued, and then walked offstage.
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Faster than a sapling becomes a shade tree and a house becomes someone else's home.
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" She loved the escape of acting, of "leaving Cearia and taking on someone else's problems.
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In a non-business context, poaching refers to taking someone else's prized game or fish.
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It allows us to look through someone else's eyes and know their strivings and struggles.
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But I don't want to put my thought process or ideas onto someone else's deck.
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"We can't build a tech-enabled health care business on someone else's platform," said Monsef.
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Mackay said he had never entertained the idea of carrying someone else's bag this week.
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It's something that's very difficult to do, to truly put yourself in someone else's place.
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It's unhygienic and obscene to press your body so close to someone else's, she griped.
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But first, she wanted to take advantage of being in Europe on someone else's dime.
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And what you find valuable, can very easily wind up on someone else's "offensive" list.
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They have an obvious appeal, portraying the North Korea problem as someone else's to solve.
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Using someone else's face as a billboard for your own feelings has uneasy political implications.
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Things like reading a room and recognizing someone else's emotions are key to emotional intelligence.
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Accomplished vocalist I was not, but it felt good to belt out someone else's words.
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I had just blindly been performing someone else's script instead of writing my own story.
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That way, you're the one playing chess rather than a piece in someone else's game.
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" They "consistently dramatize," she explains, "the scene of reading and writing over someone else's story.
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"When you're running something on someone else's platform, you come up against limitations," she said.
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While singing these songs, he looked almost bored, as if wandering around someone else's stage.
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"They call it bombing, and the next artist goes over someone else's work," he said.
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I was looking at my face happily staring back at me from someone else's profile.
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To defer to someone else's definition of a life well-lived is a Faustian bargain.
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The case stemmed from a DUI stop in which Smollett gave police someone else's name.
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The idea that he might father children who were genetically someone else's was considered unacceptable.
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That's because with these options, the fate of your credit is in someone else's hands.
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Press My Code to display your own code, and Scan Code to scan someone else's.
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Finally, does a matched pair of socks — your own or someone else's — give you joy?
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Family, friends, strangers — everyone would share either their own miscarriage story or else someone else's.
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"To be serving someone else's time is a hardship," Mr. Boone said in an interview.
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And then before you know it your day is not yours anymore, it's someone else's.
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It can be so uncomfortable to hold someone else's pain and be responsible for it.
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But I'm like, look, I'd rather ... often I'm retailing someone else's thoughts and ideas anyway.
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Why would you break into someone else's building to have a giant Jiu Jitsu party?
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"To be in a moment where you feel or felt like you could have ended on someone else's voice and someone else's terms was very difficult to accept and that is why I fought so hard for the truth to be out," she said.
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It was surreal walking around the Strip in someone else's pajama pants and our cowboy boots.
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I think it was someone else's idea, because I hope I wouldn't have thought of that.
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From there, the attacker could use the access token to log into someone else's Tinder account.
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"But if we attach those electrodes to someone else's arm, you can control it," Yttri said.
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But making sure the health care insurance market works in the future is someone else's problem.
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Fake Alex was born using snippets of someone else's life and an entire nation was duped.
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That's not even mentioning the major impact that being kind can have on someone else's life.
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So, your options are either in your own home, or in someone else's home with permission.
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It becomes especially difficult when you're manifesting someone else's vision and not creating your own work.
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I'm pretty sure a skater or two was beaten up for snagging someone else's Big Brother.
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To have your view changed or to change someone else's view are both counted as victories.
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All of Wendy's actions in "Chucky Rhoades' Greatest Game" were in service to someone else's agenda.
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I didn't look right … and all because I didn't fit into someone else's idea of 'perfect.
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Uber has gutted that industry, and drivers are simply freelancers who are growing someone else's business.
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"I reject being pigeonholed or pinned-down by someone else's uninformed concept of me," she wrote.
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I think once you see yourself in someone else's shoes, that's when things start to change.
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That's your power and I've come way too far to put it in someone else's hands.
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There's a good chance you've infringed on someone else's copyright on Instagram, without even realizing it.
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I'm currently renting a room in someone else's house in an attempt to be financially responsible.
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A whole hour can disappear, consumed by the voyeuristic pleasure of watching someone else's instant satisfaction.
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It is the intimate and invisible work that happens in someone else's bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen.
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It's never been easier to forgo a traditional hotel and instead stay in someone else's home.
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So if you're presenting off someone else's computer, you're limited to just simple forward / back interactions.
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She knows that it might all be folly, that she might be playing someone else's game.
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Apple's signature all-white AirPods cases can get mixed up with someone else's way too easily.
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You don't get to steal the language of someone else's pain to tell your personal story.
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Putting yourself in someone else's shoes is an increasingly popular — albeit contested — goal of virtual reality.
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It's possible to be the winner in your game, and a mere piece in someone else's.
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I've felt that now in a life of someone else's, and I can talk about that.
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I relished the opportunity to watch dozens of new videos each month on someone else's dime.
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Still, many people say things are going downhill for the economy — but for someone else's economy.
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It often happens that the best ideas in a designer's latest collection were originally someone else's.
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"I do have the ability to sometimes experience someone else's pain," she reveals in the clip.
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Instead, consider taking your entrepreneurial spirit and putting it toward your work in someone else's organization.
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Is it against the law to create, share, and spread falsified pornography with someone else's face?
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Someone else's mood could impact yours, but it isn't as if mental illnesses are like colds.
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AI is a problem for jobs, say the majority of Americans, but it's someone else's problem.
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Given these contradictory predictions, it's no wonder that most Americans think automation is someone else's problem.
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The guests were not there—presumably gone to a club or partying at someone else's house.
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Why create the fierce women of La Belle only to have them serve someone else's narrative?
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Right now, somewhere in the world, chances are, a star is planning someone else's bachelorette party.
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But rubbing your clit against someone else's (or against their thigh) can feel pretty damn good.
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But, then again, because something "worked" for someone else's vagina doesn't mean it'll work for you.
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I think it welcomes lawsuits though if someone else's kid make [sic] a stupid choice though.
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And for those who don't want to dabble in someone else's placenta, it's the ideal choice.
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When you're raised in someone else's rock bottom, it shapes how you look at the world.
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How can anyone rank someone else's attack or tell someone not to hurt quite like that?
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Details: It's cheaper to steal someone else's trade secrets than do the research and development yourself.
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Some farmers cut their own fences, hoping their emus would leave and become someone else's problem.
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When data is stored in the "cloud," it is simply being moved to someone else's system.
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Above all, developers realized that it's hard to build a sustainable business on someone else's turf.
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True empathy occurs when you're able to step into someone else's shoes and see their perspective.
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Ask her if she's ever put herself in someone else's shoes to see their perspective before.
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If you know sales, you can go out and sell your own product or someone else's.
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A song like "Going Somewhere" might've been a straightforward plea for affection in someone else's hands.
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Sometimes the best way to learn is from your mistakes, or at least someone else's mistakes.
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"That would be taking money from someone's pocket and putting it in someone else's," he said.
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Not only will you make your own experience better, you might just influence someone else's too.
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BEFORE THE NEXT TEARDROP FALLS: Trisha Yearwood was the object of someone else's admiration, of course.
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To Riyadh, Syria is not "someone else's civil war", as Barack Obama once dismissively called it.
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Leyendecker was covered for the next six months, injecting someone else's insulin prescription into her body.
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But thinking someone else's son simply shouldn't have shoulder-length hair is not a valid argument.
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You can make whatever you want, so long as it is forged from someone else's memories.
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The objective is to kick the shit out of someone else's shins until they're completely immobilized.
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And he all but declared his conciliatory statement a day earlier had been someone else's idea.
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I didn't look right, and all because I didn't fit into someone else's idea of perfect.
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Why do seemingly ordinary teenagers abandon their lives and loved ones to fight someone else's war?
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Mainly, is the Judy Dench cat wearing a coat of her own fur or someone else's?
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Weddings are all fun and games until someone gets asked to pay for someone else's dream.
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He figured that the Italians had caught Mered but used someone else's picture from stock footage.
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Except that Lane's car looked like someone else's car, and she accidentally got the wrong guy.
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"Access to health care should never be dictated by someone else's personal beliefs," the plan says.
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The same goes for your car, or someone else's, if it's damaged while at your venue.
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I am certain that my illness would make a better story if it were someone else's.
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Unfortunately, cutting your own hair in a mirror is way harder than cutting someone else's hair.
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Instead of taking someone else's stuff and flipping it, I'm taking something unique that I've done.
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Personally, Elena should have shut her Russian mouth out of respect when attending someone else's audition.
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But I felt like I was eavesdropping on someone else's conversation when I listened to them.
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She was a long-time vegetarian, but never made a comment about someone else's eating habits.
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Normally, in a bar that wouldn't happen—when you clock someone else's partner, you'd back off.
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What's it like to switch betweeen working on your own project and acting in someone else's?
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They have clearly been using someone else's property — for which they used to pay a fee.
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"He added: "I just feel weird putting money in someone else's pocket that literally did nothing.
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Colored solid yellow or green, they look like recycled paint containers borrowed from someone else's studio.
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And even if there is a problem, it's not President Donald Trump's fault, it's someone else's.
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And that's not as close to someone else's truth, but the truth as I see it.
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And if you're always looking at love through someone else's lens, that can be deeply nullifying.
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But their dark history doesn't stop them from coming together to accidentally ruin someone else's life.
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I didn't want to walk out of the theater with someone else's thoughts in my mind.
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To know that someone else's mother or kids or sister was coming, kind of bothered me.
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But it's heartbreaking that this pleasure was ever derived at the expense of someone else's humanity.
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Because it happened so fast, I sometimes felt like I was dancing in someone else's body.
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Should the tablet eventually fall into someone else's hands, the erased data will still be encrypted.
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But for now, investors in the United States seem to see China as someone else's problem.
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By Michele's reckoning, it can no longer be a leash, tethering you to someone else's ideal.
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A photograph we've all seen is of someone in distress being cradled in someone else's arms.
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It always feels like I have to accommodate someone else's belief of gender for my safety.
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But today it could be Kenney himself who is a natural symbol of someone else's rot.
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"We are sensitive to being viewed as someone else's colony," said Panagiotis Kouroumblis, Greece's maritime minister.
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The bottom of the card, not visible here, says: "Someone else's, that is – certainly not *ours*!"
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If you come to someone else's aid, what's the likelihood that you will be injured yourself?
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I don't think it is useful to issue blanket or public apologies for someone else's behavior.
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"Put yourself in someone else's shoes and look at it from a bigger perspective," he said.
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That could help eliminate a competitive co-worker overstepping and taking credit for someone else's responsibilities.
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Unlike bridges, ladders are ways to use humor to increase your status, or decrease someone else's.
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Alternatively, it could have bought someone else's spacecraft design, which would have been the quickest path.
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Whenever I talk about political hobbyism, people squirm to find reasons why it's someone else's fault.
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Jack Daniel's seems unfazed, for now, by the use of Green's name on someone else's liquor.
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Your take about a piece of art is always going to be different from someone else's.
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"Biography is not and never has been scholarship, whether it's mine or someone else's," she said.
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Mr. Servick, though, said that was an interpretation of someone else's vision, not Mr. Mead's own.
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On Tuesday, she said the government's $1.5 trillion student loan portfolio should be someone else's problem.
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We're reluctant to pay that claim because ultimately, we don't want to pay someone else's claim.
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Ms. Rayos's only crime was to use someone else's Social Security number to obtain legal work.
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Spending four hours painting a tiny little goblin so you can fight someone else's little goblin?
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Katy Perry is here to make us feel like we're living in someone else's American dream.
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Wealthy ranchers can bribe cartorios to register someone else's land, Emile told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Scott Boutwell tearfully described how his walls collapsed and someone else's furniture swept into his house.
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They are great at building new businesses so long as they are spending someone else's money.
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"This problem will get solved either on our own terms or someone else's terms" Peterson said.
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It's not a bad idea to share the wealth and make someone else's life better too.
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I rarely reach for them when writing a caption or a comment on someone else's post.
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"It's allows for a very specific perspective that's unfiltered by someone else's idea," Ms. Meyers said.
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"Most people are planted in someone else's soil, which means they're a carbon copy," she said.
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But more broadly, if you borrow someone else's ideas or reporting, you're supposed to credit them.
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A quilt of nostalgia emerged, each square detailed with someone's mosh pit, or someone else's scream into a microphone handed down from on high by a singer, or someone else's time seeing one band bring out guests from another band, and so on and so on.
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Stanley believed that whatever was to be written about him by someone else was someone else's story.
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There is, and always has been, something emotionally compelling about imagining yourself in someone else's battered shoes.
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The power to decide how you feel about yourself should be in your hands, not someone else's.
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Normally, "emergency goalie" means a guy who got sent onto the ice because of someone else's emergency.
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Hopefully it will lead to a deeper understanding of someone else's point of view, and a compromise.
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Is Jughead covering up someone else's murder (hence the need to burn his possibly evidence-laden hat)?
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Replica is a puzzle game where the puzzle is cracking someone else's passwords to invade their privacy.
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"I pay for my own medical, and now I have to pay for someone else's?" he says.
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It is unknown if Payne was shot outside her own home or someone else's, the chief said.
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It's a constant challenge—just putting on someone else's clothes isn't enough to prevent detection in Hitman.
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People don't realize that they can't tell anything about someone else's health by just looking at them.
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It was the cleanest and most polished way I could think of to uphold someone else's dignity.
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And of course I could tell the friend that seeing someone else's happiness doesn't make yours real.
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Too often, women push their own needs aside in order to coddle someone else's sense of self.
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A look at how far-right websites falsely connected someone else's Reddit account to the Jacksonville shooter.
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It's assumed that everyone you know has an account, and if they don't, they're using someone else's.
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But letting fear — or someone else's narrow reality — dictate your expression of truth isn't living at all.
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If you can't lay out a vision of the future, you're going to live someone else's future.
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It isn't every day that a venture firm co-founder breaks off to join someone else's firm.
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Many locals now wonder why their taxes, as they see it, are paying for someone else's holiday.
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Instead, Mike positions himself as going along with someone else's plan, and encourages Nick from the sidelines.
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For some reason certain people feel the need to create a dating profile using someone else's pictures.
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Chatbots. They're usually a waste of your time, so why not have them waste someone else's instead?
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It's more that everywhere the family turned, the law seemed to be working in someone else's favor.
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I wasn't even bored, so much as just dazed, like I'd woken up in someone else's dream.
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Kind of like fitting into someone else's definition of "a woman" shouldn't determine which bathroom you use.
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She clarified she has never and would never talk smack about someone else's parenting skills or child.
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People all over the world work hard and don't rely on someone else's fame to get money.
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Even with the fiduciary model, companies are often putting someone else's interest ahead of yours — their own.
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It may be decades before these problems become critical and that will occur on someone else's watch.
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They took short money, someone else's business got built up from it, and their businesses are shrinking.
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There's also a message of empathy — that it can be hard to empathize with someone else's pain.
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" If they're not yours, he said, "then step off that path" and "don't follow someone else's dreams.
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But you didn't see anyone stroking someone else's faux lashes, or tugging at their blue-streaked wig.
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Too often we're taught that we have to compete, or that someone else's failure is our success.
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Those interminable moments feel even worse when you keep picking up someone else's bag thinking it's yours.
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The second you even try to get a library card in someone else's name you're committing fraud.
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What they lack is human intuition — the ability to know what's going on inside someone else's head.
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The logic being that the early trades were made on the basis of someone else's insider information.
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For example, we all know that schadenfreude means to feel joy or glee in someone else's misfortune.
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"Reimagining someone else's work is one of the most fun parts of producing for me," she says.
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"In a million years with someone else's d—, I would never want to f— you," he shouts.
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"You can't ask what someone else's interests are if you don't know your own brain," says Gallo.
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In the simplest terms, yes, there are absolutely chemicals you can inhale from someone else's e-cigarette.
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Guys are coming in the games to pick up someone else's baserunners, that's the most significant stat.
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Bonus points if you're using someone else's Netflix account — that means you're participating in a hobby resourcefully.
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Scott wrapped up his speech by telling his classmates to follow their dreams and not someone else's.
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But if it happened to someone else's daughter, who's to say that it couldn't happen to her?
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So any service offering to do this continually on someone else's behalf should be a time-saver.
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So if it's WNBA, if it's NFL, it's someone else's game ... Actually, even that's not quite true.
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For publishers, it will serve as another warning not to base your business on someone else's experiments.
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Work with this energy by standing up for yourself rather than trying to change someone else's mind.
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It's really someone else's coming-of-age story or just someone who, through grief, becomes herself again.
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"He is very careful, very deliberate, and he doesn't need guidance or someone else's input," Fowler said.
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These are where AI convincingly replaces the face of a person in a video with someone else's.
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Gerald's Game is his first feature film adapting someone else's material, and the difference is immediately apparent.
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Instead of giving them their own accounts, the swag bag should include the password to someone else's.
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I didn't want to come in and do one episode of someone else's project and leave again.
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Think upskirting, creepshots, hidden cameras, or a Peeping Tom capturing someone else's intimate moment with a smartphone.
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If you haven't heard a horror story about sex after a breakup, you might be someone else's.
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Let this be a lesson for anyone who thinks they have a say over someone else's body.
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Even the windows had remained intact, though glass from someone else's windows strewed my hood and trunk.
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If the money is going into someone else's account, fill out this line with the recipient's name.
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We had a book that showed photos of someone else's baby lying on his back and smiling.
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For a player to make it in the NBA, he has to move into someone else's locker.
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The little snuffbox with someone else's coat of arms on it was missing from the window table.
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The data company didn't use someone else's password to access LinkedIn, for example, or hack LinkedIn servers.
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It means reducing US freedom of action and automatically involving the United States in someone else's war.
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Or is there something deluded in imagining that someone else's suffering could be a gift to you?
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Except that odds are your new coach was just someone else's coach -- and some else's before that.
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"I fell in love with my country when I was a prisoner in someone else's," he said.
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A couple held someone else's luggage hostage at a Disney resort after their Hello Kitty toothbrush broke.
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She doesn't mind being a homeowner but loved renting so mowing the lawn was someone else's problem.
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It's easy to pick apart a bad date when you're the victim of someone else's asinine behavior.
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Nobody wants to cede control, and it's hard to admit that someone else's idea might be better.
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You can also comment on comments, allowing you to write more or respond to someone else's comment.
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Doug Ducey that made it a felony to deliver someone else's mail-in ballot to the polls.
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Open a Window to a Different World Films can give us a glimpse into someone else's life.
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The most difficult part tends to be proving someone else's actions played a role in the breakup.
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What does it say about our society if we fetishize helplessness and submitting to someone else's will?
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Gone were the days of seeing lesbians as token characters adding brief color to someone else's story.
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My friend Bumper had loaned it to me, and having someone else's property is a serious infraction.
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Both were horrible, and borrowing time on someone else's TV is never as easy as it sounds.
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It's that you've got to feel bad about someone else's life to feel good about your own.
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"I fell in love with my country when I was a prisoner in someone else's," McCain said.
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She joined the ranks of the unintended, as detectives call those who bleed over someone else's beef.
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One person's view of what it means to be an independent is totally different than someone else's.
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They didn't have to see racism for what it was, because racism could be someone else's problem.
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Before there was a retweet button, people used "RT" as a prefix for reposting someone else's tweet.
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Someone else's sighting would likely have catalyzed a similar flap—a year later, maybe two, or five.
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Proxy voting, however, where a present lawmaker votes on someone else's behalf, is still being looked at.
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With my track record, I seemed doomed to wander this earth alone, pining for someone else's boyfriend.
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It's interesting that for such a personal song, someone else's vision really shaped where we were going.
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Rather than hurriedly consenting to someone else's privacy policy, it's time for us to write our own.
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And hearing one's struggles reflected through someone else's words can also lessen potential shame around personal shortcomings.
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It's knowing that you're safe in someone else's hands and you're going to be taken care of.
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It forces one to constantly imagine the world from someone else's point of view: Is he hungry?
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But catharsis, like humor, implies a remove: You're re-experiencing a past trauma, or inhabiting someone else's.
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My mind became needle-sharp, but my body felt muffled, my limbs someone else's, dislocated from me.
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Then you get a quiet denouement that reminds you that you've been dwelling in someone else's dream.
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I grab a salad with grilled chicken that was leftover from someone else's meeting and head in.
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"Takes a humble man to dedicate his life to someone else's work," one person wrote on Twitter.
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Mortgage lenders made their money originating loans; it was someone else's problem if the loans went bad.
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Rather, the biggest jobs involve putting their talents at the service of someone else's already gilded name.
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Make like me with mine, and use these recipes to cook dinner with yours or someone else's.
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But the present is also somebody else's future: We are already standing on someone else's ludicrous map.
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"Unless you have somebody polluting someone else's well, that's pretty clearly a water-related conflict," Iceland said.
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I thought he was okay with it, as I tried to get pregnant with someone else's sperm.
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They could perhaps imagine Mr. Nghia's creation as "someone else's house," she said, but not their own.
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I wanted the beginning of our movie to feel like the third act of someone else's movie.
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After all, "it requires that you prioritize someone else's wants and needs above your own," she said.
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Money with strings attached isn't really yours, it's someone else's property that you're renting on their terms.
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Scam science journals will put your name on someone else's scientific paper for as little as $85033.
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Right now, the left in Europe is playing by someone else's rule book in a rigged game.
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" Loving America "I fell in love with my country when I was a prisoner in someone else's.
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You can't just dump your unwanted junk anywhere, like a public park or someone else's front lawn.
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Agee," RCA said, "has not demonstrated the ability to manage his own affairs, let alone someone else's.
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But a brown-skinned boy entering someone else's home without knocking has never been adorable in America.
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They help clarify how much they are his own, works you would never mistake for someone else's.
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What that represents is the desire to trust in someone else's artistic judgment and to self-curate.
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To cheat by copying someone else's Moby Dick essay undermines the whole structure and requires serious punishment.
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If you take someone else's writing and reuse it as your own, you're taking somebody else's livelihood.
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Their real, official meet-cute happened at a dance, which Moriah had attended as someone else's date.
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Knowing the transplant changed someone else's life eased the pain of his son's death, at least a little.
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Put your psychic ability to good use and try to see things from someone else's point of view!
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In other words, Uber in your city might not be the same as Uber in someone else's city.
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RG: The psychological fear of going into someone else's territory – they're narrowing their own window of possible experience?
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Photo: Vincent Thian (AP Photo)Ever head into the office to find your chair at someone else's desk?
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Did you get hooked by a fake news story — and can you debunk someone else's with legit facts?
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Credit, which is really spending someone else's money, feels less real than debit, which is spending your own.
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I'm just much more interested in an indoor evergreen interloper when its needles fall in someone else's home.
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Sometimes people share content containing someone else's hate speech for the purpose of raising awareness or educating others.
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But hey, no matter what, you can always count on someone else's life being more ridiculous than yours.
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Abroad, Trump would be in someone else's realm, a position he's arduously avoided for most of his career.
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Negativity breeds more negativity, and our words could destroy God's work in someone else's life at that church!
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Rather, they've simply become ways for cities to appear virtuous while making their homeless population someone else's problem.
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Afraid of facing retribution for our assertiveness, we instead contort to fit the shapes of someone else's desire.
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He'll happily ruin someone else's life if it protects his own, and therefore his client Al's as well.
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The smell of someone else's poop is definitely something we try to steer clear of — for obvious reasons.
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The point is that you are making something that is your own brainchild and not consuming someone else's.
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These can be empowering, a way for young people to express something about themselves using someone else's words.
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So, although it's not a competition happening in real time, you're still trying to beat someone else's score.
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AirPods Case Apple's signature all-white AirPods cases can get mixed up with someone else's way too easily.
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Making an investment that pays off is satisfying, but profiting from someone else's mistakes might be even better.
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Did you purposely want to be the secondary character and make it more about someone else's love story?
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Just because the outcome is determined by your answers rather than someone else's touchdown pass doesn't change that.
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Your wedding should be unique to your relationship and personal style — not a carbon copy of someone else's.
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Being at the mercy of someone else's self-loathing is an experienced that has permanently marked Williams's life.
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The solution, though, is not to find someone else's ideas or information and appropriate them as your own.
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There are other characters to explore now, and Hannah might just be a part of someone else's story.
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And yet, this savings shortfall isn't someone else's problem, because it won't just impact those moving into retirement.
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Despite all of this, openness is never an invitation to insert an opinion on someone else's parenting choices.
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I've never said anything about someone else's child or family insinuating my involvement; and will never do so.
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Legally, officers are only to fire when they feel their life, or someone else's life, is in danger.
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How nice it is to peek into someone else's quiet life of friendship and extremely accessible street fashion.
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And most importantly, "don't let your circumstances or someone else's opinion define you or destroy you," said Ireland.
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They're a powerful reminder that sometimes, stepping into someone else's shoes teaches us lessons we couldn't learn otherwise.
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One of those will supposedly put you at the top (or near it) of someone else's swiping queue.
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This identifier could then be used to add the intercepted data of someone else's account to your own.
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Direct messages once let users "unsend" messages from someone else's inbox, simply by deleting it from their own.
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We've said it before, but it bears repeating: Commenting on someone else's weight shouldn't be considered a compliment.
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Users can also collaborate, being invited to or asking to become a contributor to someone else's Crunchet post.
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Follow the 80/20 rule which means that 80% of your social content is sharing someone else's content.
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If he was just a bad player, fine; he tried his best and now he's someone else's problem.
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Not someone else's definition of your self, but what you have learned through dangers untold and hardships unnumbered.
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In the beginning, like anyone, I wondered why anyone would want to do someone else's chores for free.
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Critics — many of them other reporters — see it as as drafting off the success of someone else's tweets.
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Connect the app to your Twitter account to start a live broadcast or tune in to someone else's.
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I wasn't a felon, hadn't voted in another state, and hadn't attempted to vote in someone else's name.
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"The world would be better if we all experienced a little bit of someone else's experience," he said.
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If you're not into the idea of wearing someone else's engagement ring, there are plenty of other styles.
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It's mine and Bowie's little secret, a kiss with someone else's boyfriend, snatched in a dark club corridor.
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Amazon complied, sending out more than 1,000 WAV files, but ended up delivering someone else's voice recordings altogether.
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I pulled up what was suppose [sic] to be my info and boom, someone else's info came up.
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Today, however, London is not a welcoming place for those who make their homes on someone else's land.
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And here's why: You can't be insatiably hungry, or deeply inspired, or happily fulfilled by someone else's goals.
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Nothing wrong with that, unless our new-found lust for life effectively destroys someone else's day or evening.
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This is especially true when they know what it's like to blame themselves for someone else's terrible behavior.
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Roommates who never—well, usually never—have to wake up to a sink full of someone else's dishes.
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Are there any legal consequences for someone who posts someone else's photo online in an act of revenge?
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And that she isn't appropriating someone else's suffering for her own gain, but trying to foster fellow feeling.
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In iOS, you can't intercept someone else's stream, so doing an app doesn't make a lot of sense.
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It's like gossip about someone else's life and how to save them and their plants and their flowers.
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Only one thing, Ms. Ghanem confessed, made her feel adrift — living as a tenant under someone else's roof.
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This plotline turns on a basic assumption about translators: that we are neutral conduits for someone else's meaning.
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That's like if you could catch skin cancer by rubbing up against someone else's tumor (which you can't).
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The movie follows Cooper's character, a writer who finds himself paying the price for stealing someone else's work.
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But valuing someone else's happiness is different than people-pleasing, or constantly twisting yourself to accommodate other people.
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Because he is white, I don't have to worry about him becoming a target for someone else's hate.
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Siphoning implies that someone is taking something to which they have no right, such as someone else's gasoline.
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Usually, aggressive mimicry has the predator pretend to be someone else's prey, fooling victims into becoming their meals.
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Use someone else's platformI said before not to start with your own website for a damn good reason.
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"That just can't happen when you rent a room in someone else's flat," he wrote in an email.
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A Facebook spokesperson stressed to BuzzFeed News that it doesn't give people access to someone else's private account.
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Biden had actually appropriated someone else's life, depicting the struggles of Kinnock's family as those of his own.
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"That means one of two things: either the deficit goes up, or someone else's taxes do," he said.
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It is there for all to see with every fist pump he makes to celebrate someone else's success.
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If a therapist thinks your life or someone else's life is in grave danger, they can break confidentiality.
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Stay off social media so you can focus on your own goals and not someone else's good time.
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Responsible parents teach their children that it's not OK to break someone else's things just because they're upset.
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When Mr. Jones is not leading a band or playing in someone else's, he is teaching or recording.
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"I have had to act as if I'm someone else many times," channeling someone else's confidence, Galán says.
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People do not like to read about themselves in someone else's book, and this goes double for writers.
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Nothing reminds you how far you are from home more than trying to speak in someone else's tongue.
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When it's convenient and burnishes her image, she'll use someone else's words, ideas, or principles to enrich herself.
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And if you're an actor or musician who earns royalties, those future payments are half someone else's, too.
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If so, take today to push yourself to decide how you feel without depending on someone else's position.
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Welcome to Bridesmaid Confessions, where we tackle the hardest part of participating in someone else's wedding: the cost.
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I had to keep using, even when the only needle available was still full of someone else's blood.
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A conversation reaches an important climax—do your best to see things from someone else's point of view.
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Rudeness can spread like a virus, and it's easy to get bogged down by someone else's bad attitude.
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You can't control someone else's behavior but you don't want to be provoked by someone's ill-mannered attitude.
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" Garvie told me, "Eyes are incredibly important to a face identification, and here they were using someone else's.
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Why is it important to have that kind of examination, whether through someone else's eyes or your own?
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He lifted the price of a dairy feeder he thought was fetching too little of someone else's money.
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It's not fair to take credit of someone else's work, therefore Christoper Columbus Day should not be celebrated.
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Because she was using someone else's license, the stop turned into a criminal arrest, with potential immigration consequences.
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They allege that Hess sold part or all of Cactus Hollenback's body and gave them someone else's remains.
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GAIL FLETCHER, ROME, N.Y. I am loath to question someone else's sense that it is time to quit.
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Those are the scenarios parents worry about most; images end up in someone else's hands, or made public.
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"You go to someone else's class, and they'd be sitting there, and they'd be making it," she said.
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Then, of course, there's the feel-good factor of brightening up someone else's mood in these dark times.
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Fiction. The best way to make a long plane ride bearable is to vanish into someone else's world.
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How does one open a dryer that they are not using and accidentally take someone else's bath mat?
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But if you hear someone else's joke and tweet it out as your own, that's grounds for impeachment.
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But Mr. Whitaker could serve longer than that while someone else's nomination to be attorney general is pending.
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A: You cannot paint someone else's property without permission, even if no one ever finds out about it.
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Should these voters, he asked the judges, be denied their democratic right because of someone else's administrative error?
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The bottom line is that visiting "Fantasy Island" -- even on someone else's dime -- isn't a trip worth taking.
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It's easy to know what you have, but the cards in someone else's hands are hard to see!
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Ms. Manigo gave her DNA and in short order found out the truth: She was someone else's child.
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With asbestos diseases taking years – sometimes decades – to manifest, they knew that it would be someone else's problem.
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He felt as if he were floating, as if it were someone else's finger clicking on an ad.
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You can buy the toy in someone else's name, too, to help them make a difference this season.
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When you put yourself in harm's way, you make it someone else's job to try to rescue you.
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And because Microsoft is utilizing someone else's operating system here, the reference design model doesn't really work here.
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Mr. McKay, a white filmmaker originally from New Jersey, is telling someone else's story, but that's the attraction.
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"A professional kills with someone else's hands," said Oleksiy Arestovych, a retired officer in Ukraine's military intelligence service.
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It's like listing your address under someone else's name, and getting all their packages delivered to your house.
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Remember that the most important thing isn't being right about someone else's manners — it's getting what you want.
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Shibata: I think we want to be something new, because there's no use in copying someone else's game.
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"Otherwise it's treated as something that didn't happen or it's someone's word against someone else's," Mr. Leff said.
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It was a rare legal finding that, essentially, a person's words alone can directly cause someone else's suicide.
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But you can pay for someone else's checked bags, or buy your travel companion an in-flight beverage.
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When I look at moving images, my viewing time and pace is predetermined; I'm on someone else's clock.
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"My thinking is, if that story saved my life, then maybe it can save someone else's," she said.
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"It's dangerous to take someone else's Nostalgia," she's warned, in a line that could be the show's motto.
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Because she has cerebral palsy, Little needed someone else's legs and arms to help get her through it.
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What you're doing is taking someone else's words, cutting them in with your own, and creating a spell.
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"Our theory was this was really someone else's and this guy was just a hired hand," he says.
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But you shouldn't try to rewrite or direct someone else's movie or force yourself into the starring role.
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I sort of mentioned [the book] to [Jeromy's] mom, but it does feel weird telling someone else's story.
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Once it's off of Facebook's servers and onto someone else's servers, you don't have much control over it.
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They differ from revolutionaries because they reject the idea that individuals should be coerced into accepting someone else's beliefs.
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Writing in another person's voice is a skill you have to develop when you're working on someone else's show.
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I cannot bring this young woman who was someone else's daughter, someone's sister and someone's mother back to life.
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The old saw that Vince McMahon would rather lose money his way than make money someone else's holds here.
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Dock-based bike share systems fit neatly into the existing urban microgrid: They're polite guests on someone else's turf.
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It's not an equation, either: Another misguided attempt at empathy is when people try to solve someone else's problem.
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We do not recommend trying either method out unless you're a security researcher, especially not on someone else's phone.
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"You are gambling with someone else's life," said Cody Harrison, a 73-year-old who recently joined the group.
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I went to the section that allows you to view someone else's most engaged followers and follow them yourself.
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Do what you want but don't feel like you have to waste your money on someone else's fever dream.
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Car-sharing, which involves renting someone else's car or borrowing a car from a fleet, has some major roadblocks.
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It is, however, legal to perform a live cover of someone else's song without explicit permission from the artist.
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Romantic energy flows, but don't get so lost in someone else's world that you forget about your own needs.
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So we should probably let the debate over YouTube's policies play out without the weight of someone else's sins.
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They've inherited my nosiness, and so the prospect of seeing someone else's bedrooms sent them racing from the car.
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It could be really cool, in a way, but it's hard to base your art around someone else's persona.
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Hillary's face would be on someone else's body with handcuffs and the story had nothing to do with that.
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But for anyone worried about their information falling into someone else's hands, that doesn't sound like a huge hassle.
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This is why I don't like it when someone says "Don't be afraid!" in response to someone else's fear.
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Periscope Twitter's live video service Periscope launched in March as way to discover the world through someone else's eyes.
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"People these days are focused so much on someone else's life instead of their own," she wrote last Sunday.
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They tell the stories, rather than turning up as part of the collection of names in someone else's apology.
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The sharp lines of the white hallway walls, every corner offering a shadowy descent into someone else's hospital story.
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More than half also said they could not visit a shop, or even a friend, without someone else's approval.
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Is appropriation — of someone else's national pastime, for instance — a way to grow or a way to sell out?
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Ew. Sometimes transitions just suck, even when your part of the transition is only awareness of someone else's transition.
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The allure of the show is getting to play judge and juror over the problems in someone else's life.
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But I couldn't shake the image of my personal lipstick being smeared across the back of someone else's hand.
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Instead, the show asks, if you could go back and change someone else's life for the better, would you?
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After the laughter subsided, Ellen DeGeneres asked Teigen if she realizes that opening someone else's mail is actually illegal.
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When you think about it, we all have the opportunity to be the answer to someone else's prayers today.
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So where do you draw the line between spooky, festive fun and straight-up just ruining someone else's life?
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They'll trade kisses that taste like beer foam and smile to themselves on walks back from someone else's dorm.
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