If I don't have someone tell me then I do something else and something else and something else.
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They wanted something else, they were hoping for something else.
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She thinks she's a lion, and if you are talking about something else, doing something else or asking HER to do something else, forget it.
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It takes something else, ideas and ideals, and these guys are using that something else.
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You can just get rid of it or put something else there or do something else.
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"We lose the owls, we lose something else next, and then something else," Ms. McLaughlin said.
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"It seems like every time he's playing something else is sore, something else is tight," Mattingly said.
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I'm hopeful that I will either find something else, or something else will be presented to me.
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How in the world are we gonna build something else if we can't even imagine something else?
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There's closure for you because you'll go on to something else, but I'm never gonna go on to something else.
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After the iPhone it will be something else — or at least Apple's investors certainly hope it will be something else.
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Something else will catch the Democrats' anti-Trump fancy to be sure, but it will have to be something else.
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So they'll put something else -- I have no doubt that, in a not-too-distant future, they'll put something else.
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If they can't win on the issues, they'll try to win on something else — and we know what that something else is.
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You can, essentially, record something else, a key to something else in there, and it becomes an almost immutable record of something.
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Either the girls and I were world-class donkey whisperers or something else was going on — which meant something else was definitely going on.
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It was interesting to me because it was not symbolic of something else, not standing for something else; it was the thing used as itself.
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We need combination approaches, CAR-T plus something else, but until the something else is defined we're not going to see the same kind of responses.
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WELL, BITCOIN CORE IS NOT USEFUL IN COMMERCE ANYMORE, THEY'RE GOING TO START USING SOMETHING ELSE, AND THAT SOMETHING ELSE SEEMS TO VERY CLEARLY BE BITCOIN CASH.
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"The local federation is saying one thing and then the global federation is saying something else, the IOC (International Olympic Committee) is saying something else," he said.
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Well, okay it's not drinking or smoking or something else, but it's still something else we've got to think about without being the mommy state to users.
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What Trump needed to do was move on from it as quickly as possible — get the press talking about something else, get voters thinking about something else.
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"I don't think it's viable to get appointed and then quit immediately to run for something else, but he will run for something else down the road," Mr. Ragone said.
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"When my kids were born it was like my parts suddenly had something else to protect, something else to focus their energy on," says Hart, who is estranged from her family.
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And at a maximum I may do something else . . .
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" City officials call it something else: "illegal business activity.
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Some people get distracted by something else -- nice people.
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The other 105 minutes — 26:200 — was something else.
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Go into public service – JIM CRAMER: Do something else.
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" The courage "to move on and try something else.
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We're sending something else — we have a news conference.
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Was this woman working through — working against — something else?
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But still, the hands are something else — something specific.
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Nobody else ... Besides that, I tell you something else.
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But Wall Street still wants something else — results. 2.
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Asked whether Foxconn was building an LCD factory or something else, and if something else, what it might be, spokespeople for the Evers administration and the state economic development corporation deferred to Foxconn.
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Give him something else, give him something other than that!
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But I don't wanna hear you complain about something else.
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Yet something else also crops up among Chipotle bulls: sausage.
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Do you see these as marketing tools or something else?
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Give me one that you didn't take to something else.
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"Ummm I thought this was something else," Haylie, 33, commented.
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Endless war adds something else to the calculus of service.
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However, manager Andy Green was more impressed with something else.
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Then she started complaining about something else, I don't remember.
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Would you call the film science fiction or something else?
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File sharing is something else web apps are better at.
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Look a little closer, and you'll see something else entirely.
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If you're reading this and feeling bad, do something else.
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Shows have become something else for me in recent years.
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But there's always something else you could do with it.
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But the four band members had something else in mind.
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KS: How do we train people to do something else?
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Or maybe we should be talking about something else altogether.
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If it doesn't work, screen again and try something else.
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But you should probably think of something else: chronic homelessness.
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That may be because of something else they're eating instead.
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"I thought, 'Oh man, this is something else,'" Puertolas says.
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Of course, it could be related to something else entirely.
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There was something else I started thinking about: Why try?
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But you have to work with me on something else.
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Alvin Aronson: Listen to it while you're doing something else.
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KS: Can they do hair or something else that's cheaper?
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Is YouTube your model, or is it something else entirely?
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Or is it something else entirely that'll keep you waiting?
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No one even tried to pretend it was something else.
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For it to be a reality is just something else.
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I am not an ordinary flounder; I am something else.
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When young people invoke socialism, however, conservatives hear something else.
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Turns out the case was better used for something else.
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Against Roma, though, it was something else, something more significant.
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So we can talk about something else for a while.
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The songs that he's subsequently put out or something else?
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"I'd be a little upset if she said something else."
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It's the only way you can dream of something else.
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It's dead and it's time to think about something else.
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Vietnam, using Cam Ranh Bay, is trying something else: diversification.
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But everyone on the media wants to see something else.
|
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Might that something else be driving human healthcare trends too?
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"I'm sure they had something else going on that day."
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But the deep state started life as something else entirely.
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Nope, Hillary Clinton's biggest problem is all about something else.
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Each week, something else impacts me on a deeper level.
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For some, cramps can signal something else is going on.
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Millennials might want to try something else on their toast.
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And then once you're in, it's finding something else, too.
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Nope, it's something else entirely: the fundamental realities of farming.
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Because the minute they get it, they want something else.
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This something else in many cases, in Asia, is coal.
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Something else you should know: Someone else entered the compound.
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Maybe I could do a second one about something else?
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When we smell something, we are reminded of something else.
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When we see something, we are reminded of something else.
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""Right," said Sheryl, "but why kittens and not something else?
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"In other countries, they call it something else," he explained.
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And Amy noticed something else right away — M.S. was happy.
|
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It could be allergies, a breathing problem, or something else.
|
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But Prince Philip, 97, had something else on his mind.
|
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So we thought something else must be shaping these orbits.
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I turned off Job Simulator and booted up something else.
|
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And therefore you have to scramble to create something else.
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Also, now I have something else to make fun of.
|
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The two also share something else: talent and industry recognition.
|
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There is that Why aren't we focusing on something else?
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When I want to play music, I use something else.
|
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Oh, I should probably mention something else about this stunt.
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That suggests something else could be pushing bond yields around.
|
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Perhaps, though, private equity's pilgrims are really after something else.
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" Or there's the: "Can I help you find something else?
|
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But real fantasy fulfillment, having dreams delivered, that's something else.
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I'm sure there is something else we could have done.
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Something else to bear in mind is that while E!
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I just have to have something else to go on?
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It's heavy privilege, for sure, but it's something else, too.
|
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And let me be clear about something else, gun owners.
|
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He want to turn shopping center husks into... something else?...
|
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The color of her pantsuit may also indicate something else.
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But I also felt something else, looking at my hair.
|
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And everyone realized the scene was now about something else.
|
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On that subject, he has something else to show me.
|
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We were like, 'We're going to write something else together.
|
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But the same night Trump was elected, something else happened.
|
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"That tells us something else is going on," she said.
|
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Are you going for accurate, clean sound, or something else?
|
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Anything that's a knockoff of something else is a given.
|
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But when the researchers dug deeper, they found something else.
|
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Wald also says something else is working in stocks: time.
|
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And they had something else that was a crucial ingredient.
|
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Every Flipagram has the potential to [link to something else].
|
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I thought about trying something else from the bar upstairs.
|
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The video shows something else that's new -- a second scooter.
|
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I can only stop growing corn and grow something else.
|
|
That's why Cassie's situation likely has to be something else.
|
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You've got to do something else that's going to work.
|
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"She made that dress look like something else," Dongre said.
|
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Whatever the patents and technologies are, they're for something else.
|
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But knowing what exactly causes it is something else entirely.
|
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It is not a virtual reality headset, it's something else.
|
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If they don't then drop them and try something else.
|
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Or it was the East Club, or maybe something else.
|
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Maybe I need to do something else for a living.
|
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I'll tell you something else: strength training increases your libido.
|
|
That makes Prentice something else as well: a great actor.
|
|
Leo also noted something else about the court's newest member.
|
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So let's move on and get outraged about something else.
|
|
Questioning competency is something else -- and something far more serious.
|
|
But the darkness within her felt like something else entirely.
|
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Maybe that's around magical trips, maybe it's around something else.
|
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And then set it down and go do something else.
|
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The figure on the right, by contrast, is something else.
|
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But there is something else which went along with that.
|
|
Because there's something else you shouldn't be eating uncooked: flour.
|
|
But there was something else I found really amusing here.
|
|
Everything that lives, lives on the death of something else.
|
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But the story, in this case, is about something else.
|
|
Payne was ready to move on and do something else.
|
|
Something else moving I try to detect in your eyes.
|
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They were always like, there must be something else there.
|
|
It gave a sense of something else was accomplished here.
|
|
A malignant force, a moral category, or something else entirely?
|
|
Should it be serious, irreverent, sarcastic, reverential or something else?
|
|
It hasn't gone away, it just morphed into something else.
|
|
Curious, Kimmel asked that the "something else" happened to be.
|
|
The first answer is to disguise it as something else.
|
|
But many Jewish leaders suspect something else is going on.
|
|
But 21 wins in 32 games is something else entirely.
|
|
But the government was comparing restore discs to something else?
|
|
We needed something else when we cut an edit together.
|
|
Is it a goal, an option or something else entirely?
|
|
I think now is the time to buy something else.
|
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Or take a spin through Cooking to find something else.
|
|
You'll use extra time slots for preparation for something else.
|
|
It mortified me to admit that I wanted something else.
|
|
Will love win the day, or something else equally contrived?
|
|
I don't know if it's the roof, or something else.
|
|
Sityodtong believes fight fans now want something else — something purer.
|
|
Something else may still be ahead, but I doubt it.
|
|
But Mr. Vest seemed to have something else in mind.
|
|
And I will tell you something else about my job.
|
|
And you do so because something else is dearer still.
|
|
In a way, she thought, everything can be something else.
|
|
Go and do something else and come back to it.
|
|
We are sending something else, we have a news conference.
|
|
If you don't think it's realistic, put out something else.
|
|
But as the series grew, Ms. Touchette noticed something else.
|
|
"Often money is a symbol of something else," Kingsbury said.
|
|
But Trump had something else on his mind: Mark Sanford.
|
|
But Lee sees something else attractive about telecom: dividend yields.
|
|
But the employees argued that something else was going on.
|
|
But they did get something else of considerable value: downtime.
|
|
He suggests that I find something else to order. Thoughts?
|
|
Instead, something else threatens to: his struggle on extra points.
|
|
You sell the American people on something else — stock buybacks.
|
|
C: Maybe I should change it to (laugh) something else.
|
|
Her lack of something else will also be an asset.
|
|
And if they didn't like that, I'd try something else.
|
|
But instead of Wanna Cry, something else moved in instead.
|
|
But, as it turned out, his problem was something else.
|
|
But that trivia game quickly becomes about something else entirely.
|
|
Therefore something else was responsible for the wipeout of jobs.
|
|
They go a bit further to check on something else.
|
|
Going to Selhurst was something else, something more appealing, however.
|
|
For her it felt like she was becoming something else.
|
|
If it's not the acne, it will be something else.
|
|
Do they want something else in terms of the experience?
|
|
Or perhaps that growth is the result of something else.
|
|
Some people want all of the above, or something else.
|
|
He backed out, so I had to find something else.
|
|
Patrick says something else mildly triumphant, and she shouts again.
|
|
She went looking for something else, and she found Evert.
|
|
I said, you know what I'm gonna do something else.
|
|
Ethan Embry's hooked on something else these days ... GETTING YOKED!
|
|
I just feel violated until I focus on something else.
|
|
Everybody born since is going to be watching something else.
|
|
Like, enough of the fucking hippies, give us something else!
|
|
Did the tribes form on race, geography, or something else?
|
|
You're frustrated, and they want you to do something else.
|
|
" He added, "We can't say that and do something else.
|
|
But it also had something else, something I missed: community.
|
|
And often they would say, There's something else I remember.
|
|
He did something there and he did something else there.
|
|
But the photo op dramatized something else about the Administration.
|
|
There's something else that has been magical about the experience.
|
|
She also pinpointed something else that might explain Snapchat's appeal.
|
|
Something else will always come in to fill the void.
|
|
I want to listen to something else after a while.
|
|
I've been to Chicago, but New York was something else.
|
|
Do you think it is positive, negative or something else?
|
|
Amy decided it was time to look for something else.
|
|
Sometimes they want to go out and do something else.
|
|
Something else besides the endlessly watchable lead actress, that is.
|
|
But the experts were alarmed by something else they discovered.
|
|
Then there's an opportunity to start looking at something else.
|
|
Is this a design flaw or something else, she asks.
|
|
I gave him an hour to change into something else.
|
|
They talked about something else recently, but go ahead. Yeah.
|
|
It seems like you could go do something else. Yeah.
|
|
The subculture in the N.B.A. is something else in itself.
|
|
Once they get it, let's move on to something else.
|
|
But there is something else I would like to propose.
|
|
But there's something else he has come to realize, too.
|
|
But along with this, there's something else in the air.
|
|
Unexpectedly, the new gig bloomed into something else, something more.
|
|
Man was made for something else, to make a family.
|
|
It let me stretch a little more, try something else.
|
|
Or supplement with something else in the fridge or cabinet.
|
|
Something else was pushing the object away from the sun.
|
|
Yet something else about his asking also made me uneasy.
|
|
"And five years from now, it will be something else."
|
|
But for the world's Jews, they are something else, too.
|
|
There is something else I've learned in my multiple evacuations.
|
|
Most notice their imbalance when they do something else athletic.
|
|
Think something else might be preventing you from catching Zs?
|
|
Something else has helped preserve these giants: They are beloved.
|
|
But there is something else that emerges in these letters.
|
|
COMEY: Yeah, about loyalty, and it was something else too.
|
|
But something else may hinder a strong revival in borrowing.
|
|
But Jimmy Fallon noticed something else tucked into the legislation.
|
|
Then it decided to develop something else: its French roots.
|
|
Looking back 163 majors later, did 2014 signal something else?
|
|
I invent mechanisms to flip the barrier into something else.
|
|
Call it the Trump effect, or call it something else.
|
|
Or could Glen Baxter be up to something else altogether?
|
|
"Something else to take off my bucket list," Elliott said.
|
|
It also boasts something else in short supply at Tanglewood.
|
|
It's possible that both things were caused by something else.
|
|
"I do worry that something else might happen," he said.
|
|
It also had something else the internet loves: a conspiracy.
|
|
There's something else you should slash from your life: complaints.
|
|
More likely, though, is that it hints at something else.
|
|
Ikea's new magazine ad is trying to catch something else.
|
|
"He never pretends to do something else," Ms. Paredes said.
|
|
Lately, remembering anything involves an ability to forget something else.
|
|
I'm 48 years old and have not found something else.
|
|
But I would guess there's something else going on, too.
|
|
New York is likely to have something else to say.
|
|
Then the man said something else, in a heavy patois.
|
|
Curiosity has been replaced by something else: terror, accusation, exhaustion.
|
|
Whether they will ever say it aloud is something else.
|
|
HABERMAN: So then — so as a sweetener for something else.
|
|
The end of the donor threshold was something else entirely.
|
|
"Menashe" is something else, a rare example of Yiddish neorealism.
|
|
It's not fashion, as he might argue — it's something else.
|
|
But he wants something else, according to Bloomberg: a companion.
|
|
It can be something else the vloggers can vlog about.
|
|
The men have something else in common: an alma mater.
|
|
But Herlands is working on something else: an adult diaper.
|
|
"Something else is conspicuously missing: obstruction of justice," Garrett continued.
|
|
Sherrena saw all this, but she saw something else, too.
|
|
There's something else important about "Black Panther," says comScore's Dergarabedian.
|
|
These designers had something else in common: they were European.
|
|
But he's also famous for something else: his sweet tooth.
|
|
Sessions can repurpose the machinery to do something else entirely.
|
|
I say, 'Ivanka, can we please talk about something else?
|
|
Viola Davis wants to put her spotlight on something else.
|
|
Something else to consider: maximizing your FSA or HSA account.
|
|
However, it could actually be coming from something else entirely.
|
|
There's something else, alluded to slightly in the last paragraph.
|
|
If the agenda doesn't shift the conversation, something else will.
|
|
The conversation quickly transitions to something else without much explanation.
|
|
DAVID FABER: Although something else they care about is this.
|
|
I suspect we'll need something else as well alongside it.
|
|
Ohio does appear to be first in something else, however.
|
|
The platform decided that and the users decided something else.
|
|
Executives in the drug industry call him something else: catalyst.
|
|
Later, as I lay in bed, something else distracted me.
|
|
One spokesman said that it might have been something else.
|
|
Those candidates had something else in common: They all lost.
|
|
But it's most likely that something else was taking place.
|
|
That's when he decided to experiment with something else: fasting.
|
|
However, if you're suffering from depressive episodes, that's something else.
|
|
It's not fashion, as he might argue — it's something else.
|
|
To do one thing is not to do something else.
|
|
They decided it was something else, and then it was.
|
|
Every time you look at him, he's become something else.
|
|
I'll add something else, though, an observation from the inside.
|
|
But Dr. Goins said he was looking for something else.
|
|
If it stops being fun, time to do something else.
|
|
But he does totally get how we'd conclude something else.
|
|
Others have had something else in mind: Winter is coming.
|
|
If you want to evolve into something else, that's fine.
|
|
Maybe something to do with Russia and maybe something else.
|
|
If that doesn't happen something else is going to happen.
|
|
Sorry, are you asking about the Saudis or something else?
|
|
Or you broke from Fox and then something else happened?
|
|
It's actually something else, Trump said on Sunday: the Democrats.
|
|
What 108 Garage ended up as is something else entirely.
|
|
And that's when Mac Miller turns into something else entirely.
|
|
But something else is going on beyond their easy allure.
|
|
Something else occurs entirely, as Freud writes: Now the melancholic displays something else which is lacking in grief—an extraordinary fall in his self-esteem, an impoverishment of his ego on a grand scale.
|
|
"The politicians can pretend it's something else," the ad's narrator says.
|
|
But, of course, the rings' value ultimately derives from something else.
|
|
If I can't find any evidence, whatever, I'll find something else.
|
|
But when I am doing something else, I just feel isolated.
|
|
Will it be an axion, a WIMP, or something else entirely?
|
|
I couldn't decipher if it was nervous butterflies or something else.
|
|
Where some people saw "SUCK IT DORK," others saw something else.
|
|
And drones and computer hacking adds even yet another something else.
|
|
We said 'this has got to be useful for something else.
|
|
The moment you tinker with the code, something else might break.
|
|
So how did you stop it from developing into something else?
|
|
More than a decade later, Reddit has grown into something else.
|
|
Here&aposs something else Senator Warner said about the investigation overall.
|
|
It's always like that, but this year was something else entirely.
|
|
Instead, the memo does reveal something else according to the document.
|
|
But ladies I want to get your reaction on something else.
|
|
When she reached down to inspect, she found something else entirely.
|
|
" Or would you say, "Let's do something else a little harder.
|
|
But US defense agencies see something else: a national security issue.
|
|
But if it hadn't been drugs, it would've been something else.
|
|
PERINO: ICE -- well, right, because before it was called something else.
|
|
JOE KERNEN: It wasn't a snafu-- BECKY QUICK: Ask something else.
|
|
You're obviously transforming this into something else, and people are watching.
|
|
Let's just enjoy our date together and talk about something else.
|
|
It's something else entirely to build a walker that actually... walks.
|
|
Let's just talk about something else while we digest our food.
|
|
Stealing allowed me to take my anger out on something else.
|
|
People don't do "first" on Twitter anymore, they do something else.
|
|
It turns out the object may not have been something else.
|
|
I don&apost think she needed to -- KURTZ: Wearing something else.
|
|
"I'm not closing the border, I'm doing something else," Trump said.
|
|
He was like a child blaming a sibling on something else.
|
|
And if your dress doesn't fit, you can wear something else.
|
|
Have things changed from being a has-been to something else?
|
|
" Or, "Wouldn't it be better if they called themselves something else?
|
|
Kids are really precocious these days but this is something else.
|
|
But I also saw something else: how isolated this place was.
|
|
I think he wants to be attorney general or something else.
|
|
Beyoncé dancing and strutting to that Latin beat was something else.
|
|
Maybe something else will surface that we don't know of yet.
|
|
We can find something else to look at, the man said.
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But I'm just like, 'Fuck it, I'll just make something else.
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He said it didn't matter — he would put something else instead.
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This is incase the press tries to say something else later.
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Try something — and if you don't like it, try something else.
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Something else that has grown like Topsy is the bloc's agenda.
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Is there something else driving him to break down the image?
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It's not about loving him more than something else I love.
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If I'm being honest, I'd have to call it something else.
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Along with Bruckner, the two concerts shared something else, however peculiar.
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And there's something else that goes almost unnoticed on the show.
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I got to this point – but there's gotta be something else.
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The rustic setting also offered something else: A break from technology.
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"No, it's something else that we worked on together," he said.
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Now, it's time to talk about something else: the Royal Honeymoon.
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She said she was trying to praise him for something else.
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Something else is afoot ... what else were the burglars looking for?
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There was something else on the minds of Bridgeport police officers.
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"If the corridor hasn't changed, then something else has," Martin wrote.
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Was it a habit or a mental illness or something else?
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Maybe ISIS vanishes, yet something else will likely take its place.
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It looks like something else is driving the trends for pets.
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The characters in The Bright Sessions, though, are something else altogether.
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The only clever part is making it look like something else.
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I'd rather just feel it against the surface of something else.
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And you buy something else, you get a higher average transaction.
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But perhaps it's time to add in a little something else.
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Lobsters share something else in common with crickets – they're both arthropods.
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JIM CRAMER: I can't think of something else that I need.
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It could have been Director, it could have been something else.
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But what if that "culture" was something else, something more sinister?
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"I've seen you do that before, maybe something else," responds Sandler.
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Are these legs super moisturized, or is something else going on?
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"There's no veneer or pretending to be something else," he said.
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This is something else Paulson experienced when she began dating Taylor.
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Chemtrails, because all we need something else to be afraid of.
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One part of that something else is a trailing edge vortex.
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The Cold War is over, but something else is replacing it.
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That ties into something else I really got from the book.
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As you cut out alcohol, Wedeman advises sipping on something else.
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Want to know something else about the #TrumpBudget that's really bad?
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"There has to be something else that's (causing cancer)," Odes said.
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"Today it's Juul, tomorrow it will be something else," he says.
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No, this time there seems to be something else going on.
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Or at some point do you move on to something else?
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"Buying is an investment decision; selling is something else," said another.
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If you know something else, let us know in the comments.
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I would figure something else out to counter the financial deficit.
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It turns out the UrbanEars wireless speakers are something else entirely.
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WALLACE: Briefly, because I want to move on to something else.
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We can change it to something else if your Dad wants.
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Are these stage emotions — part of the act — or something else?
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But something else emerged: Many students were facing serious financial crises.
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But, the researchers did notice something else funky, according to Gizmodo.
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But playing with my daughter has turned it into something else.
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"She was saying, 'We've gotta do something else,&apos" Paisley said.
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If I'm being totally honest, I'd rather talk about something else.
|
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But there seems to be something else going on here, too.
|
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But, something else comes out of the broken egg shells too.
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I didn't want [my next record] to relate to something else.
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What we think is luck, coincidence or fate is something else.
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Everybody else in the business is getting funding from something else.
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The tweet was taken as something else, so I've deleted it!
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People who drink more coffee likely drink less of something else.
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"Looking back, I can see it was something else," she wrote.
|
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Maybe Twitter isn't a data-driven media company, but something else.
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Here was a chance to feel something else for a moment.
|
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This is something she'll get over and move onto something else.
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Then they see the movie and they understand it's something else.
|
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As it turns out, maybe it was something else all together.
|
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But he also caught the internet's attention for something else: lurking.
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So we just take it out and put something else in.
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I was supposed to be working on something else, of course.
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We've been introduced to a janitor who then becomes something else.
|
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However, it was something else that won the elderly monarch over.
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"God put on my mind that something else happened," she said.
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Once largely white and British, it is now something else entirely.
|
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Mandoki and Felix remembered calling him something else: Bobble Head. Why?
|
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If we don't take control of our mornings, something else will.
|
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She storms out of the car, headed off to something else.
|
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This could take the form of actual music, or something else.
|
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But you said something else which I think is really important.
|
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Or it's possible that something else is fueling the explosion altogether.
|
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The conclusion was that they were ready to do something else.
|
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"Reality is something else from posturing in a campaign," one said.
|
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It's such a way to add something else to your outfit.
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Maybe it's channeling something else that's going on in your life.
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Or something else that sets you apart and stuff like that.
|
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"If it doesn't work out, you're going to find something else."
|
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Except something else has changed since the last rare earths war.
|
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But the sameness of today's franchise pictures is something else again.
|
|
KERNEN: WHEN WE'RE BACK WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT SOMETHING ELSE.
|
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But the concerns they voiced may have also masked something else.
|
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"It's starting to look like there may be something else wrong."
|
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But their actions were arguably proof of something else as well.
|
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But the meaning of some legal terms can mean something else.
|
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"It's time to do something else for a minute," she said.
|
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I know with the rebrand, is it called something else now?
|
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Is it the End Times, a chemical leak, or something else?
|
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It was a world of values, and it became something else.
|
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Something else I tend to do on planes is chew gum.
|
|
Still, it's equally possible the new product is something else entirely.
|
|
Here's a closer look at the blue Pixel: Notice something else?
|
|
But what happens when the image of hate is something else?
|
|
There's something else that has contributed to the sense of urgency.
|
|
Was there a cyst and something else associated with that cyst?
|
|
But there was a distinct focus on something else this time.
|
|
Mr. Simmons says he wonders if something else was at play.
|
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"But a reasonable degree of immediacy is something else," he said.
|
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Is addressing feelings more important at the moment or something else?
|
|
I want to put up something else on the screen here.
|
|
Mahler said he saw "something else" when he interacted with Bowers.
|
|
There was something else about Khan that made him stand out.
|
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And I took away from my experience with poetry something else.
|
|
Something else happens, as well, when wars continue for too long.
|
|
This brings up something else I've been curious about: How does
|
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Outside the realm of politics, it may mean something else again.
|
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Don't live your life hoping and wishing you were something else.
|
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In your case, that trust might be built from something else.
|
|
But there's something else of interest on its agenda next week.
|
|
Careful listeners heard something else, too: a declaration of local pride.
|
|
This is a fool's errand to try to find something else.
|
|
"I feel there's something else special about her," Ms. Guo said.
|
|
Maybe it means none of the above and something else entirely.
|
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It's something else — something in the air, and in the ground.
|
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Only we can contain it and replace it with something else.
|
|
Or something else I don't particularly want in my beer glass.
|
|
Yet sometimes it seems that energy might come from something else.
|
|
There is also the potential that something else is happening here.
|
|
"The increase in water — it's not replacing something else," he said.
|
|
These authors share something else, besides subject matter: They are women.
|
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Once the alarm sounds, it's time to focus on something else.
|
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She wondered if the money could be used for something else.
|
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Oh, and something else happens when you have less body fat.
|
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Something else happened after a week: my senses became significantly enhanced.
|
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If something new comes through the door, something else must go.
|
|
The hard work is on you to figure out something else.
|
|
Lemonade, which dropped on HBO on Saturday, is something else entirely.
|
|
But the Anthropocene in a geological, stratigraphic understanding is something else.
|
|
I'd anticipated morning sickness, of course, but this was something else.
|
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The harshening effects of the city have grown into something else.
|
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The way to stop addictive behavior is to do something else?
|
|
But what if the sound they hear is something else entirely?
|
|
This indicates that there's something else to hunger, a moderating factor.
|
|
While they develop together, they may be sharing something else: testosterone.
|
|
You know, the rise of punk, the rise of something else.
|
|
Are the electric blue streaks we see fish or something else?
|
|
I had to find something else to do or focus on.
|
|
As for grapefruit fans, they'll have to figure something else out.
|
|
But once I regained my equilibrium, I felt something else: Relief.
|
|
But when something else hurts more, the sensation is a massage.
|
|
But there's something else that fashion month occasionally produces: a lesson.
|
|
But even if football disappears, something else will take its place.
|
|
Everything is just a different or updated version of something else.
|
|
But I wondered if there was something else to Rose's affect.
|
|
Would it be a mix of both, or something else entirely?
|
|
But "post-Jax Teller world" might mean something else as well.
|
|
But it is something else to see what Google actually has.
|
|
Now that familiar symbol of daily life is something else — outmoded.
|
|
"It's been overwhelming — every day there is something else," she said.
|
|
That's when a routine welfare check turned into something else entirely.
|
|
If that ever changes, I'm gonna retire and do something else.
|
|
You use language that doesn't unintentionally measure or evoke something else.
|
|
But they got something else Mr. Trump has in abundance: notoriety.
|
|
But it also feels like they're being chained to something else.
|
|
But the increase in wages for American workers meant something else.
|
|
Oskar Eustis is all of those things and also something else.
|
|
That hints that something else is happening here, beyond typical vaping.
|
|
Go where there's something else to do if you get embarrassed.
|
|
Is it an idea, an image, a rhythm, or something else?
|
|
But the Christmas crowds now make me think of something else.
|
|
For people's coverage to be safe, something else has to happen.
|
|
Upon closer inspection, Mr. McDonald noticed something else on the rifles.
|
|
Girls, however, had to start looking for something else to do.
|
|
Often, we hear one thing and it's something else that's done.
|
|
But something else may contribute to the electrification of volcanic plumes.
|
|
Do you want to call it something else at this point?
|
|
Can I use this space to complain about something else, too?
|
|
The filing could trigger something else -- challenges from Manson's blood relatives.
|
|
"Trump says one thing and then does something else," she said.
|
|
These fields share something else in common — they're dominated by women.
|
|
"It's been overwhelming — every day there is something else," she said.
|
|
Something else I like about the grid: It has great flow.
|
|
But every time the electrician came, he found something else wrong.
|
|
"If you want to do something else you can," Dynasty said.
|
|
But I've also noticed something else in my years of reporting.
|
|
It could be an anti-viral or antibodies or something else.
|
|
Or find something else you are interested in and do that.
|
|
Something else you can do with all of that free time?
|
|
Anyway, isn't there maybe something else the government could do here?
|
|
But then something else happened — West tweeted some really bizarre stuff.
|
|
Without the title "Eve" the painting would be something else entirely.
|
|
I wanted to give one person something else to think about.
|
|
By then he'd learned to metabolize the criticism as something else.
|
|
Maybe it's something else; maybe he's just not that into you.
|
|
Most of America's greatest photographers set out to be something else.
|
|
But with this character he'll say something and mean something else.
|
|
"You just jump back in and say something else," she said.
|
|
I like that we get to christen it to something else.
|
|
Then he told reporters he wanted to talk about something else.
|
|
Polls are one thing, getting out the vote is something else.
|
|
Will she do something else to try and shake things up?
|
|
Why are we here, to fight or to do something else?
|
|
I'm being told it's one thing, but it's actually something else.
|
|
But Ukrainians and their allies ought to worry about something else.
|
|
But the anxiety I encountered in Tacloban was about something else.
|
|
But as Mr. Doyle must have intended, something else is enhanced.
|
|
Nubia: We need to do something else that we agreed today.
|
|
"If it isn't Justice Kavanaugh, it's going to be something else."
|
|
But there were hints that something else might be going on.
|
|
Rachel was about to say something else, but she stopped herself.
|
|
I'd wanted a solitary revelation, but I was given something else.
|
|
Should it be brain development, educational achievements, maturity or something else?
|
|
Should it be brain development, educational achievements, maturity or something else?
|
|
You can call it something else, but it's not a trial.
|
|
They can have it, I'll figure out something else to do.
|
|
To go through that moment was something else — it was amazing.
|
|
If something else happens, it won't surprise me in the least.
|
|
It would be quite fascinating to do it on something else.
|
|
For ordinary citizens, it was something else: a moment of hope.
|
|
I wish I'd said something else while I had her attention.
|
|
"He said we should be playing for something else," Djordjevic continued.
|
|
There is something else that separates these players: their draft position.
|
|
"He said we should be playing for something else," Djordjevic continued.
|
|
That something else I would call our individuality, if you please.
|
|
If it hadn't been Ukraine, it would have been something else.
|
|
The menu is part tapas, part sashimi and part something else.
|
|
But what they can do under the law is something else.
|
|
Sometimes, rules even allow a fish to be called something else.
|
|
Anyone who sees something else in him is mistaken, he said.
|
|
So the Hans twist transformed Elsa's arc into something else entirely.
|
|
Especially at this point in my life — I need something else.
|
|
But if you're a woman of color, something else also happens.
|
|
Do we need to empower our agencies to do something else?
|
|
They materialize in a place when they collide with something else.
|
|
But of course Mr. Oliver had something else up his sleeve.
|
|
There was something else detectable in the fresh spring air, too.
|
|
It seems like every few months something else is coming along.
|
|
In my family, the storm is best remembered for something else.
|
|
"When you take away something, something else gets exposed," Brown said.
|
|
"There is no question of doing something else," Mr. Roulot said.
|
|
Until everyone got fed up and started arguing about something else.
|
|
But fate had something else in store for me that year.
|
|
Modern borders exist to control something else: the movement of people.
|
|
Yet there's something duplicitous about it, something else going on underneath.
|
|
Within a few minutes, she was surrounded by something else: fans.
|
|
Did they consider passionate kissing a tacit contract for something else?
|
|
That demand can be for money or something else of value.
|
|
It's just time for me to move on to something else.
|
|
" He bragged about the size of his hands and "something else.
|
|
"Let them ask you to call them something else," she said.
|
|
Now it was time for something else, and many others agreed.
|
|
In fact, something else seems to be driving the escalation here.
|
|
Is it for all of the above, or something else entirely?
|
|
He needs to see something else and breathe a little bit.
|
|
Is he a filmmaker or a musician or something else entirely?
|
|
She also did something else that was important for Democratic unity.
|
|
Under all these lives I've lived, something else has been growing.
|
|
And it weirdly dovetails with something else I keep thinking about.
|
|
No, they don't do that with me, they do something else.
|
|
If it wasn't emails it was going to be something else.
|
|
Most people are watching "Big Bang Theory" or something else. Yeah.
|
|
But exploring gently with the laparoscopic, her surgeon discovered something else.
|
|
They'll ask to meet you in person, or for something else.
|
|
Pong jumped to something else, jumped to the idea of interaction.
|
|
But I think there's something else going on here, something deeper.
|
|
Or that the COO could be a precursor to something else?
|
|
It must also prove it can do something else besides search.
|
|
"What I usually tell people is, when you catch yourself thinking about someone, turn to something else that you can think about, whether it's a project you want to do, or something else positive," Stewart says.
|
|
"One can only surmise that the point of the lawsuit is to do something else, and again, my assumption is that the something else is to try to discourage other women from coming forward," she said.
|
|
It does not require great detective skill to see that there is something else is going on here and that the something else involves the F.B.I.'s investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia.
|
|
But it's weird, again, in Silicon Valley, you're expected to come in for a while, do something and sell it or whatever and do something else and sell it and do something else and sell it.
|
|
I tend to love the makeup and the hair and the clothes and all of it in Jem as a metaphor for superhero, for secret identity, for becoming something else, for being able to be something else.
|
|
Better hardware optimization will help, as will new forms of "lightweight" asynchronous programming where program execution can switch to something else, but only a much, much smaller something else than that allowed by much longer millisecond latencies.
|
|
Or can it be something more abstract, that's less about duplicating the real world and more about being something else, something different and fantastical and weird, that doesn't compete with human intimacy because it's something else entirely?
|
|
I was like, 'Replace it with a shot of, uh, something else.
|
|
But over at Glide, Williams and others started to notice something else.
|
|
Fundamentally, though, I believe something else has been missing from this race.
|
|
In those days, too, I remind myself, our parents were something else.
|
|
Most of them, all of them I didn't take to something else.
|
|
They calmly got me in something else, but I was a wreck.
|
|
They start out as archetypes, but then they turn into something else.
|
|
Pursue a hobby Sometimes it's best to get involved in something else.
|
|
They've taken off their uniforms and have to morph into something else.
|
|
I'll tell you something else, from a design perspective, it's very interesting.
|
|
There's no sign outside and the first-floor masquerades as something else.
|
|
There's something else that seeps into your performance — a kind of serenity.
|
|
Twain looks at the stunning outfit, and she remembers something else: pain.
|
|
It might be next year, when Durant goes and does something else.
|
|
But death can be something else, something we rarely see in fiction.
|
|
For vegetarian Trump haters, we'll have to come up with something else.
|
|
My guess is that Amazon won't change the name to something else.
|
|
So, no more coffee with a side of something else in Snohomish.
|
|
"No, you can find that old ass bitch something else," she says.
|
|
And to say something else, you're going to get some good there.
|
|
Taylor also dropped something else besides new music: a fresh merch line.
|
|
I imagine I'll need to buy something else pressing at some point.
|
|
But should this cooperation be within NATO, the EU, or something else?
|
|
Just curious if it was bc of story reasons or something else?
|
|
She would look so much prettier if she was wearing something else.
|
|
It might be academics; it might be in athletics or something else.
|
|
Is the comet just fire or something else Cersei should soon fear?
|
|
Because now, the nagging had something else, and it&aposs really quick.
|
|
Dell TVs — up to 33% off See Details Looking for something else?
|
|
The real thing to me is they're being replaced by something else.
|
|
It might be a map, but it might also be... something else.
|
|
Now might be a good time to go and do something else.
|
|
I'm gonna go see something else, probably the one with Viola Davis.
|
|
" And you said, "Actually, I'm just going to do something else entirely.
|
|
He also teased something else: The newest tattoo he's planning on getting.
|
|
Something else she's fired up about is seeing the new special effects.
|
|
And by something else it'll be making music in a different way.
|
|
Perhaps the problem isn't the internet, or social media, but something else.
|
|
But there's something else coming to Diablo that day: patch version 2.6.
|
|
This could conceivably be the product of discrimination, or of something else.
|
|
Instead, I want to focus on something else: that ARM-powered Surface.
|
|
A fireproof or waterproof safe, on the other hand, is something else.
|
|
Do you even say that there's something else going on, or not?
|
|
If it's not his daughter, then it has to be something else.
|
|
But property titles unleashed something else in Latin America — more land takings.
|
|
" Put something else, like a shoe instead, and it'll say "not hotdog!
|
|
But by one account, Clovis had something else on his mind too.
|
|
You could view all this in relation to something else, too: fabulousness.
|
|
But it's also possible that these could be symptoms of something else.
|
|
I'm sorry to be so dramatic, but this case, it's something else.
|
|
In this case, something else about the works wouldn't leave me alone.
|
|
But there's something else, too — a flatness, a weariness behind the eyes.
|
|
The other is walking away from it completely to pursue something else.
|
|
Now I was just doing something else, not as a career change.
|
|
I mean, it's blockchain today, and tomorrow it will be something else.
|
|
Before little ones' minds can wander, something else pops up, often literally.
|
|
But the collision of two neutron stars produces something else: gravitational waves.
|
|
What that something else is I assure you I do not know.
|
|
But then they also had to take a sample of something else.
|
|
That something else, concluded the researchers, is the steady pounding of seawater.
|
|
"We realized something else was happening before the economic mobility," he says.
|
|
The heat deep in our planet&aposs core powers something else, too.
|
|
Both have to do with exchanging something for something else of value.
|
|
Is that what&aposs going on here, or is there something else?
|
|
They are just marketing and brand placement to help sell something else.
|
|
The second that we feel bored, we're on to doing something else.
|
|
But when it comes to what Virilio explains, I'm after something else.
|
|
When I put the phone down I'll be concentrating on something else.
|
|
The MMA does something else: it prevents lawsuits like Wixen v. Spotify.
|
|
Griffin was once an exciting football player and is now something else.
|
|
And then suddenly you realize, well, there's something else that's more important.
|
|
Donald and I knew immediately we had to figure something else out.
|
|
Just in this same style that it has been, or something else?
|
|
And therefore you can understand the future as something else as well.
|
|
Yet there is something else here too, something more than scapegoat-ism.
|
|
If you use it for something else, that's also up to you.
|
|
When you say no to something, you say yes to something else.
|
|
But outside of the suburbs, their hipness looked like something else entirely.
|
|
" Lowry quipped that "I was thinking about something else [at keg parties].
|
|
Yet, the situation in Syria has given way to something else entirely.
|
|
But what if most of the sub is made from something else?
|
|
Looks aside, what we're nerd-ing out about is something else entirely.
|
|
Maybe it's art that will save you or maybe it's something else.
|
|
But Neighbors had something else going for it: the movie was funny.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They are attempting to gaslight and distract from something else.
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People offended by others wearing pyjamas need something else to focus on!
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"I normally orgasm fairly easily, but this was something else," she recounts.
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The movie became something else years later when I found the characters.
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But something else is going on: China is depending more on itself.
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Looking intensely at things we take for granted and seeing something else.
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Enter the strange and wonderful world of flasks masquerading as something else.
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It was just nice to sing about something else for a change.
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Otherwise it may lock onto, and destroy, something else in the body.
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Something else that happens at this scale is that totally it's uncontrollable.
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But the truth is there is likely something else at play here.
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But if you gave them something else, they'd show up for it.
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But you don't keep every single issue as leverage to something else.
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I just get notified, and then I go and do something else.
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That's all great, but there's something else that excites Cerny even more.
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Despite this, Zanardi, man of projects, felt the need for something else.
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Do you see that as patriotic philanthropy, or is that something else?
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Something else is going on besides the "It takes time, Bob" story.
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By saying "yes" to one thing, you're saying "no" to something else.
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The iPad's big brother, the more powerful iPad Pro, became something else.
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A report Cook published for Morningstar last Friday found something else disappointing.
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City councils do something else: They grant privileges, or entitlements, or protections.
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But, something else is happening now, according to analysts at Goldman Sachs.
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Others will offer to exchange their supplies for something else they need.
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Is it about lobbying on K Street in DC or something else?
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If one thing doesn't work out, he makes sure something else does.
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But there's something else that worth nothing about these self-folding wonders.
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"It scares us that it could do something else," Brough told WXYZ.
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There's something else about those tubes to consider: They are sealed. Completely.
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" She asked Waithe, "Are you good or do you need something else?
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But what was apparently a policy disagreement quickly blossomed into something else.
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LG: Today, we're going to be talking about something else from CES.
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If he's ripping them by me, then I'll figure something else out.
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Is there something else that can be done to to find it?
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It's just that the myth has grown and changed into something else.
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"I have to find a way to do something else," he admits.
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I think one is an old-fashioned, and one is something else.
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Now they're in the world and that makes space for something else.
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We just never wanted to reinvent or dilute it as something else.
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Once that does finally die, which it will, something else will happen.
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But for colleges, applications serve as something else entirely: a revenue stream.
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"Maybe it's crappy PR, maybe something else," wrote opposition politician Gennady Gudkov.
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He's doing something else that I don't even know what he's doing.
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Nineteen percent listed "something else" when asked about the country's biggest threat.
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"Impeachment has to spring from something else," she told The Associated Press.
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We all have something else in common: We are all older women.
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Until it does, Bey has given us something else to obsess over.
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It may have been discussed in my presence, something else about somebody.
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The song is something else, but my job is to be on.
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The data you share with other people is something else to consider.
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If it's someone who's leaning into something else, what do they need?
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It's like, he always had something else to do besides being king.
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And I took the opportunity to get something else off my chest.
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Things would happen; 24 hours later, everyone was talking about something else.
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It seems Dell has no plans to replace it with something else.
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But now it seems that there's something else going on as well.
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There was something else happening in 2014 — that's when Apple Pay launched.
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Her editor told her to take a break and write something else.
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Is there something else in the pipeline you want to kick off?
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"It's not cinema, it's something else," Scorsese said during a press conference.
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I'm trying to do something, and I end up doing something else.
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She does something else crazy and marries the right guy this time.
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Listen, the Grammys 2017 had many highlights, but this was something else.
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That emotion, however, soon turned into something else: a sense of opportunity.
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It's not that the nose is funny, it's something else going on.
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Maybe, in the end, that's just something else people hold against him.
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Getting, say, 450,000 to do the same is something else altogether. 4.
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When that doesn't work, in another few weeks they'll try something else.
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It will be something else entirely: his admitted and well-documented flaws.
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If you can't do a job right, quit and do something else.
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I was worried about trying something else that wasn't going to work.
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Something else nags at this movie, and it won't be brushed off.
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" Ms. Kelly's lawyer, Michael Critchley, called it something else: "You're a thief!
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But my favorite "new thing" is something else entirely: the roguelike deckbuilder.
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It could be a virus, but it could also be something else.
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But first, there was something else he felt he had to accomplish.
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Was it just a coincidence, or is there something else going on?
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They won't complain about "sagging" anymore, but it will be something else.
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"You can just wait - or do something else while waiting," said Siradze.
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They think you're something else, bite in, let go, and move on.
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Lastly, don't ask me if I've laced my weed with something else.
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Was it a spying tool that failed, or was it something else?
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But that money could easily be used for something else, critics said.
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I hope they give us something else to wear in the summer.
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IT'S JUST DOES THAT 200 GO DOWN TO 35 OR SOMETHING ELSE.
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But for colleges, applications serve as something else entirely: A revenue stream.
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"Cécile was something else," he wrote to me in an e-mail.
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I look for something else: Could Kramer still live in my city?
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This practice lets Comcast advertise one rate, then charge something else entirely.
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You can call them monsters, or you can call them something else.
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His opponents, however, would attribute it to something else: the Cynthia effect.
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Whatever complaints you have are going to be caused by something else.
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Watch out Kim Kardashian, something else is about to break the internet.
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Accept it, and don't deny it or rationalize it as something else.
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I was used to dealing with crowds, but this was something else.
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There's also something else that might have been sticking in his craw.
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I would have done something else and it would have been awesome.
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The moment there was something mundane, we thought, Let's find something else.
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It did something else, instead, brain rotted by the poison gas, maybe.
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Or did something else happen with Ghostwood that we don't yet know?
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It's something else for fans from both sides to look forward to.
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There's a chance that one day I'll do something else besides therapy.
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Doesn't that suggest that something else might be going on, as well?
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By directly measuring protein synthesis in the muscle, the saw something else.
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I remember thinking, 'Oh I don't want that, think about something else.
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It doesn't have to be an Ironman, it can be something else.
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Torture porn is one thing, pompous pretentious torture porn is something else.
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And that's when he was like, 'This is gonna be something else!
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It was the birther conspiracy yesterday; it will be something else tomorrow.
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When something else is on the agenda, the government's popularity goes down.
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And sometimes it's more product manager-y, sometimes it's more something else.
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History will probably remember him and his party for normalizing something else.
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Then let's move on to something else, and dance on email's grave.
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That "something else" is generally thought to be cognitive reserve, he said.
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And to be in an audience and experience that was something else.
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"It's been overwhelming — every day there is something else," Ms. Quigley said.
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You may notice that those states have something else in common, too.
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Investigators also determined something else: The man's name was not Thomas Mann.
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The Mnuchin family has something else to be "super duper sorry" about.
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Let me explain something else that I think is really important here.
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A few days later I gave him something else we were eating.
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But there's something else in this Gospel story that I'd rather honor.
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The settlement signified something else, too: Uber is Mr. Khosrowshahi's company now.
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We can't just sell content online, it has to be something else.
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Walk around the city, and you're bound to find something else, too.makemusicny.
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Nearly everything here reminds you of something else, often better, cleverer, funnier.
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Soon, something else entered his field of vision: several law enforcement officers.
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Evan Longoria wore 3, so Beckham decided he should try something else.
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And recently Maggie Haberman was taking issue with something else you wrote.
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This suggests something else is contributing to the decline in congressional productivity.
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Once fears subside, we'd move up the hierarchy to something else scary.
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And that funding could be drawn from the budget for something else.
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This month, Mr. Andrade will be known for something else: On Nov.
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And, with that, something else happened: Politicians began rallying behind the lawsuits.
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The perspective is forced, and he is revealed to be something else.
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But if Sims was a relatively easy target, Columbus was something else.
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Should the tax revenue pay for health programs, education or something else?
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When you find yourself thinking about politics, distract yourself with something else.
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But it also reveals something else: the deep weakness at Trump's core.
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You're off doing something else to keep your mind off of it.
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All of these military-style semiautomatic weapons have something else in common.
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But each time an ingredient was outlawed, something else took its place.
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Maybe spend some time knitting or doing something else wholesome and meditative.
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But in this new era of boutique TV, it's something else entirely.
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You can of course change this to something else if you like.
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If not, should we celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day instead — or something else?
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"I was like 'Oh my God, this is something else,'" he said.
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It's possible consumers will turn their attention to something else by then.
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Every time I say one more, something else comes to my head.
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Abdalla remembered something else he'd learned: that on July 153, Americans celebrate.
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The Apple Watch doesn't returneth to dust—it becomes something else entirely.
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Whether it is genuine flattery or something else remains an open question.
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You can for a brief moment disconnect and concentrate on something else.
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"I would be killing myself if I did something else," he said.
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His talk of unity echoed something else too: Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
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Six months ago, Lindblad says something else was making him feel "queasy".
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As an FBI historian, I noticed something else in the FISA application.
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Start eating, though, and you realize Lilia has something else going on.
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But there is something else that supersedes those topics, and it's personal.
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But looking back, in all honesty, I would have shouted something else.
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But there is something else to like about the Supreme Court's ruling.
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And even showing not much of a difference is saying something else.
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And there's something else I found out in my own business experience.
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"It is hard for communities to become something else," Mr. Berube said.
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But is their diminished sex drive because of age or something else?
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What if you want to keep track of something else, like people?
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As we continued our work on the hybrid, we realized something else.
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Not enough people, frankly, give him credit for something else, his intellect.
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"And he was like, 'OK, I'll write you something else after this.'"
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If you object, then I'll find something else we can do together.
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If you're prone to vertigo the morning after, maybe watch something else.
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The speed at which Trump reached that number is something else altogether.
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But some viewers seemed to focus on something else entirely: Klobuchar's eyebrows.
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Is it popularity, innovation, musicianship, some combination of these or something else?
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The Zervos incident, which involves allegations of harassment, is something else entirely.
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Does she still want his love or does she want something else?
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Two months into it she takes something else and up and leaves.
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But the current drive for a post-human utopia is something else.
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But Mr. Lombardi's apparent prominence shows that something else is going on.
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So make memory your daily brain exercise, or make it something else.
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"It was something else that was driving me, something intangible," she said.
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It's not the soreness or fatigue after a workout; it's something else.
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Within seconds it becomes clear that something else is starting to happen.
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But why not try something else, something subtler but with more pop?
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And they need to do this before something else goes terribly wrong.
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Something else happened as the French looked to exit Indochina at Geneva.
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And then Democrats can, at long last, move on to something else.
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We're one tweet or one story away from focusing on something else.
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But occasionally it flukes something ideally suited to develop into something else.
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K., you've made a step forward, now let's step into something else.
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Beyond the APRA headquarters, though, the slogan mutated into something else entirely.
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But the show needs to find something else for her to do.
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Do you think Eugene the egg was a fluke or something else?
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She put me on something else and I had more side effects.
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Overall just evolving that's where my future lies, evolving into something else.
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Through it all, however, there has been something else nagging at me.
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I had always thought that equal opportunity for women meant something else.
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Or is it something else in the air, or in the earth?
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"At first, I wanted to move on to something else," she said.
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And something else happens over here and they've gotta jump over here.
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The drugs have something else in common: They were created in China.
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Because if you don't keep up, they will move onto something else.
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I've had my fun and now it's time to do something else.
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If it's not Ebola, it'll be something else — and we're not ready.
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Please go find something else to do and we'll all be okay.
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And to many on the right, she is something else — a target.
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When you hear the melody without the dance you hear something else.
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In the Gaza Strip, Hamas is known as something else: the government.
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It started out as a witch story and turned into something else.
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Now you can move on to something else you care more about.
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Absolutely, except that something else was coming down the pike: The internet.
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Whether voters understand the history of this message is something else altogether.
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If we foresaw this, I think we might have missed something else.
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And when we have solved that then we might do something else.
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That presumably means you're going to spend less time on something else.
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I'm free to make it into something else and put it up.
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KS: Except when it turns to recreational, it turns into something else.
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Is it because of guns, or is there something else going on?
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But there's something else between the two of them in addition to respect.
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Except ... Gritty has sort of transcended the Flyers to become something else entirely.
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Retirement, college bills or something else enormous is imminent, or at least close.
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If Franz Ferdinand had survived, maybe something else would have triggered the conflict.
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A man bit down on a cauliflower taco and found something else hiding.
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KS: Yeah, but the concept of introducing content when they're doing something else.
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It's hard to ascribe cleverness to larval insects, but antlions are something else.
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You've lost your £17.103 and you need to find something else to do.
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We have heard of giving people the bird, but this is something else.
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There is something else President Obama can and should do for the future.
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But there was this voice inside me saying, 'There's something else out there.
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As mourners grieved and comforted one another, Ashia noticed something else in Paulette.
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We went to sleep on Thursday night as Europeans and awoke something else.
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WATTERS: Well, they have something else that&aposs pretty nuts over in England.
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In 2018, it's rare when a game doesn't include something else to buy.
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"It's a work thing," Jess says, but it still feels like something else.
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The city is looking to become the capital of something else entirely: esports.
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Was there pressure to train when they'd rather have been doing something else?
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The stars just keep pulling these people together — or, is it something else?
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The girl had begun to say something else, but the man discouraged her.
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But for Kendall Jenner, something else was blocking her shot — a security guard.
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But is there something else besides mental health challenges at work in America?
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And if we'd gotten this right, we would have messed something else up.
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Something else worth asking as you do your research: Are there mortgage points?
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This is magic, but it's something else, something much simpler: it's a sport.
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Not just the two of us, but in taking care of something else.
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Then he said something else, and I just said the same line again.
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But while the glass ceiling didn't shatter that night, something else cracked open.
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"Every character is a symbol for something else in this movie," says Mastrovito.
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CONWAY: And the president has something else that&aposs very important here, Jesse.
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And if he does, do you owe him another date — or something else?
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This shouldn't be a major problem but it's something else to check on.
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And this is something else that the mainstream media will never tell you.
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But some people looked even closer and saw something else: Halsey's underarm hair.
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Fellow musician Katy Perry, who has something else uniquely in common with Ciara.
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But there's something else that's crucial to what the finale does so well.
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In return, Shotwell argued, SpaceX needs something else from the government apparatus: deregulation.
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The surprise at seeing one object morph into something else is incredibly fun.
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There is something else going on, and it might be a trust fund.
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He was also probably working on Eureka or something else of his own.
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I urge myself to find something else I am grateful for but can't.
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And can you do it in time before violence or something else happens?
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But, I will say … wait, wait, wait, I've gotta tell you something else.
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Too bad it's so closely followed by something else: your student loan bill.
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" She adds, "I don't have something else on my mind all the time.
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Perhaps creativity is more closely aligned with something else, like our emotional experiences.
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Maybe this was one of Corbally's mnemonics, a trigger to remember something else.
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DeVos backtracked, stating that she "may have confused" the law with something else.
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One story within 24 hours is going to be replaced by something else.
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