His team tries to place itself in different spots, somewhere high up, somewhere at mid distance and somewhere close.
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If it's somewhere else, then you should go somewhere else.
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We're happy they're going somewhere else and we're going somewhere else.
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You land somewhere in the middle or somewhere you weren't expecting.
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This seems to be going somewhere new, and not somewhere uplifting.
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Everything is interconnected; spending more somewhere inevitably means less somewhere else.
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The safest plan is to meet somewhere public and stay somewhere public.
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The mail has to go somewhere, your computer has to go somewhere.
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Do you have somewhere to live in Switzerland, or somewhere to work?
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So he's looking for somewhere else — somewhere he can start dismantling anew.
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"If it's warm somewhere, it may be cold somewhere else," Renwick said.
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Obviously these [videos] are going somewhere, being sent to a server somewhere.
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If you're going to spend your energy somewhere, spend it somewhere that matters.
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But you have to start somewhere, and that somewhere is at the beginning.
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I would argue that humanity is somewhere in the middle of the ocean somewhere.
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The allure of a flying somewhere somewhere on a bargain is impossible to resist.
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Basically, it's the idea of leaving somewhere, departing somewhere, and some aspect of cleansing.
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"That split took place in Asia somewhere — somewhere not in America," Dr. Potter said.
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Somewhere there must be a beautiful ballroom, huge and ornate—somewhere like the Pantages Theater.
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If we ain't locked in, he'll be somewhere or we'll be somewhere—especially, like, Thug.
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I guess living somewhere so dangerous, you'd want somewhere to let off some steam. Exactly.
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She said, "There's a threat in there somewhere," not "there's a flirt in there somewhere."
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We all have to start somewhere, and sometimes that somewhere is your skin-care routine.
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War, if and when it did come, would take place somewhere else, somewhere far away.
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The spirit of the rave lives on, somewhere deep in room three of a club somewhere.
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You start one place, go through hell and wind up somewhere else, somewhere that surprises you.
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Uber announced it's hauling (unspecified) goods from (somewhere in) the Midwest to (somewhere in) Southern California.
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"It's obviously not somewhere we want to be, not somewhere we thought we'd be," Fitzpatrick said.
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Everybody comes from somewhere, and the better you understand that somewhere, the better you understand yourself.
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Across the water came the squeak and rattle of some big birds with blood-red throats that were passing on their way to somewhere colder, somewhere larger, somewhere better than here.
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We sort of collided with the past experience, but took it somewhere — not different, but somewhere deeper.
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Rather, they are like transits of impulse from somewhere beyond the artist to somewhere beyond the viewer.
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The first is to make Pokémon Go think you're somewhere you won't or can't go, like a special gym somewhere in Japan or the home of a rare Pokémon somewhere in New Zealand.
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In another image, cloaked in similarly magical light, she hugs herself, eyes closed, transported somewhere else, somewhere better.
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No one thought to make backups, upload the files somewhere else, or even better: post them publicly somewhere.
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You&aposre probably going somewhere, and when you go somewhere, you&aposre going to be in a hotel.
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Say they last long enough to find a stronghold somewhere — somewhere with water, where they can grow crops.
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"If you build a bridge somewhere, if you build a highway somewhere, you declare that this is yours."
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Somewhere (maybe?) all the things on screen are sitting in a dusty warehouse somewhere, not archived on a harddrive.
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Otherwise you could decide to move somewhere new, somewhere that ups your odds of meeting a sexy, suitable match.
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The rest of the time, I was focusing on the nagging itch somewhere somewhere in my pop culture memory.
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All these cheap clothes end up somewhere after they've been discarded, and that somewhere is most often a landfill.
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In ABC's new dead-child time-travel mystery, "Somewhere Between," the coincidences are somewhere between far-fetched and lunatic.
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The duo posed for legend Bruce Weber in the Florida Keys (aka, somewhere warm, somewhere we currently wish we were).
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We sort of ventured forth to see if this would actually lead somewhere—and it did very much lead somewhere.
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So if they need to be somewhere, they need to be somewhere where they're not in charge of foreign policy.
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"The pressure has to go somewhere," O'Carroll explained, and the result is often a broken bone somewhere inside the socket.
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JOE KERNEN: I invite you somewhere and you're cutting – I invite you somewhere and you're cutting back on your travel.
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Unfortunately, this is the internet and it's almost certain that someone, somewhere has all of that private information saved somewhere.
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There's something somewhere, some kid somewhere is creating content and thinking in terms of 248 megs as opposed to 240 megs.
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"These young men had to drive in from somewhere … they had to walk in from somewhere," Guglielmi told PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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"These young men had to drive in from somewhere…they had to walk in from somewhere," Guglielmi told PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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"I was somewhere singing, I was somewhere dreaming of these moments right now that I'm living," Hudson says in the clip.
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I have this dilemma though: whether to stay here in Siberia, or move south, somewhere warm, somewhere closer to the sea.
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I told myself that there was a chamber somewhere deep within, somewhere perhaps beyond reason and logic, that Michael Jackson inhabited.
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When the company was purchased by Amazon for somewhere between $850M and $1.2B, Hsieh walked away with somewhere between $214-5003M.
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So pick somewhere you'd like to go—even if it's somewhere you'd very much not like to go—and go there.
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In some cases, the core concepts are the same, but it shows up as an illustration somewhere and a quiz somewhere else.
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And, of course, if you fly somewhere you have to stay somewhere – quite likely in a Hilton, Hyatt, Marriott or Starwood Hotel.
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Your mind is gone now—somewhere else, somewhere better, like the family dog having found a solitary space in which to die.
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You begin to feel that this music you had thought was suspended in time is slowly leading you somewhere, pulling you somewhere.
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If becoming a landlord somewhere while you rent somewhere else sounds too stressful or complicated, you have time to figure things out.
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One leg's going somewhere and another leg's going somewhere, and you're not in control of your whole style of carrying yourself, right?
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"Sometimes when you're unhappy at work, a really good thing to do is go interview somewhere else and find out what it is you love to do," McCord said, "and if it's somewhere else, then you should go somewhere else."
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They knew that somewhere out there, somewhere beyond Salt Lake City, there were still people who wanted to stop Mormon families from existing.
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Saudi Arabia is somewhere in between: A stable nation with a sizable backup of reserve assets, somewhere around $624 billion as of December.
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Saudi Arabia is somewhere in between: a stable nation with a sizable backup of reserve assets, somewhere around $624 billion as of December.
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"I'll be able to settle somewhere less wild, somewhere where my children will not have to walk for hours to school," he said.
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So every time you thought the Beetle was dead somewhere, it would pop up somewhere else and just kind of keep on going.
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If I feel like I'm going to pop too soon, I'll try and project my mind somewhere else, somewhere unbelievably dull and boring.
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"It has to go somewhere, because if it doesn't go somewhere, it will hurt you," said Soraya Chemaly, a feminist writer and activist.
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It looks like somewhere with a cheap art scene; with a lot of musicians; somewhere where young people hang around and cause minor problems.
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And so somewhere dispersed in this live scene about what life must have been like 2000 years ago, there's a guy, uh, shitting somewhere.
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Somewhere, right now, and some high school somewhere in the world, a teacher has flicked off the lights, and booted up a PowerPoint presentation.
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Paul White: The process is always just crazy fun, a journey going somewhere else, leaving earth a little, going somewhere—I'm not sure where.
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And then they come up with all these schemes about the Russians or were they hacking somewhere here or were they hacking somewhere there.
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Your iPhone's camera sensor is somewhere around 7 or 12 mega, or million, pixels, while a DSLR can have somewhere from 18 to 50 megapixels.
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Classic games and non-immersive experiences will cost somewhere between 50 cents and $3, with immersive attractions costing somewhere in the $10 to $15 range.
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We had recently realized neither of us had desk jobs in the city and wondered if we might now move somewhere less expensive, somewhere green.
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By contrast, just because there is a better venue somewhere else, doesn't necessarily mean the court has to transfer the case to that somewhere else.
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"Going somewhere for a very short period of time and leaving without having achieved anything ... may be worse than actually going somewhere," said the official.
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"Like, you've seen us somewhere," says a woman who I have in fact seen somewhere before and cannot for the life of me remember where.
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Have you ever seen an item somewhere online and wished you could add it to a list somewhere so you wouldn't forget about it later?
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"There's no need to run if you've done nothing wrong," Smith sings over a silky soundscape that lands somewhere somewhere between Hot Sugar and Lauryn Hill.
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I came to realize that being oriented — having one's bearings — requires being located somewhere, and that being located somewhere requires having some ground to stand on.
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There is no limitation, and somewhere, even if you stop pursuing this profession, your great-grandchildren can find your name somewhere, and that is a problem.
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"They usually go somewhere warm or somewhere small, so they don't like wide-open spaces, and they like heat," local snake enthusiast Steven Keller told WBAY.
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They have to go somewhere, ideally somewhere special, because otherwise you have to face the uncomfortable truth that all this stuff is headed for a landfill.
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People in prison, people in offices, people in an oilfield somewhere, people stuck somewhere they don't want to be, music can take them to a different place.
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The American poet Danez Smith's third book, " Don't Call Us Dead " (Graywolf), opens with "summer, somewhere," a stunning elegy that contains a tense refusal: somewhere, a sun.
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In the city if you are alone it is often because you are somewhere you are not supposed to be, somewhere no one is supposed to be.
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So if US troops were engaged in a contingency somewhere, they would like Japanese forces to be able to assist them somewhere if they come under attack.
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"Previous natural disasters happened somewhere, and people somewhere else gave to them," said Tim Cadogan, who took over as the chief executive of GoFundMe earlier in March.
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There are currently somewhere between 12,000 to 13,000 US troops in Afghanistan, and withdrawing 4,000 troops would bring total numbers down to somewhere between 8,000 and 9,000.
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As hard as it is to acknowledge, if Reyes was not in professional baseball he would simply be somewhere else—likely somewhere where he is held less accountable for his actions, and somewhere that lacks the necessary resources and systems to ensure that his abuse doesn't happen again.
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He wanted a 100-miler that "starts somewhere" and "goes somewhere," and he enlisted friends and volunteers to develop the route and organize the first AC100 in 1986.
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You can ask how far somewhere is, or how long it will take to get somewhere, or you can say something like "walking directions to..." to a location.
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The downside of this setup is that the electronics required to power this screen have to go somewhere, and that somewhere is at the bottom of the screen.
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RiRi was headed somewhere on a plane Sunday night (prolly somewhere awesome) when she apparently heard a 1st-class cabinmate ask for the Super Bowl to be put on.
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My dream night out would be some sort of delicious dinner on a balmy evening in Europe somewhere with all of my friends, then somewhere for drinks and dancing.
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"They go somewhere which is most straightforward and any, even minor, hurdles you put in their way is just nudging them ever closer to going somewhere else," he said.
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Somewhere along the line he succeeded, and these days he makes tracks that sit somewhere between MGMT or Tame Impala and the glittery sounds of Studio 54-era disco.
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When I think about it, there are somewhere between 30 and 50% of Americans, somewhere between one out of three and one out of two, who don&apost vote.
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" If any LGM do exist out there somewhere, the researchers conclude, it is somewhere over the rainbow, so to speak – "quite possibly beyond the cosmological horizon and forever unreachable.
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Just like other free-floating micro-mobility services, you could unlock a moped scooter somewhere and leave it somewhere else as long as you remain in the operating area.
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If a computer must do a cryptographic calculation, that calculation should be computed somewhere apart and somewhere shielded from the complex goings on of the rest of the system.
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"Joe was somewhere, where was he, Michigan or somewhere the other day, and he spoke for seven minutes," said Mr. Sanders, whose events often run an hour or longer.
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I'd heard about this, the definitive moment you realize that your face isn't quite where it used to be… it's somewhere else, somewhere you never thought it would be.
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Someone who didn't work at Condé Nast, but was in their parents' basement somewhere in the Midwest, or somewhere in a different country, they could have all this influence.
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" "I … I suppose they settled in Wyoming somewhere.
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"We just said we had to be somewhere near our best, do our jobs individually; and as a team, we knew we would be somewhere there or thereabouts," he said.
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His eyes are squeezed shut, he's imagining he's somewhere else; somewhere not on a stage, being forced to spell words he'll never use again, in front of hundreds of people.
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"She and Harry have decided that rather than go somewhere as public as the Lindo, they will allow Meghan to recover somewhere more private," the source was quoted as saying.
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That's an underlying theme in both series (and in the majority of popular dystopian narratives): to get out and go somewhere better, to make somewhere better, and to keep going.
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They exist somewhere in between the real world and the sporting one, somewhere on the periphery of both the sport they happen in and the sport they sort of mimic.
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By most predictions, the new flagship iPhone will be priced somewhere in the vicinity of $20173,22017, probably starting just below that mark and topping out somewhere above it, subject to spec.
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A million thoughts rushed through my head and then stopped, and my mind started drifting somewhere else, somewhere safer, as I lay in the back of his car stiff and silent.
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It's easy to imagine the experience being akin to getting stuck on the "It's A Small World" ride at Disneyland for somewhere close to 500 hours, but in a mall somewhere.
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" Somewhere — this was obviously years ago, and somewhere a couple years into that journey, I just think we looked at each other saying, "What the hell have we gotten ourselves into?
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Dolores has escaped, a majority of the hosts are alive in a virtual world somewhere, and even the human characters that died likely exist as digital copies somewhere in The Forge.
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Whether in his solo or band work, Archy Marshall has often operated above the ground, somewhere near the moon, or he's been buried beneath the earth, somewhere close to the seabed.
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"We are attracted to the emotional efficiency of walking out our door, getting in our own car and going somewhere we choose, and choosing to stop somewhere in between," said Hagens.
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"Together with BIG, we have worked on a seamless experience that starts the moment you think about being somewhere—not going somewhere," explains Josh Giegel, president of engineering at Hyperloop One.
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He was hoping he could find somewhere that, with a little bit of work, could be a place to settle down — somewhere he could paint the walls any color he wanted.
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Anchors & Ampersands takes its listener somewhere full of warmth.
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"I have it somewhere — I saved it," she says.
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But hey — all that craft beer's gotta go somewhere.
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" Amanda adds, "My kids always have somewhere to come.
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Another home already had somewhere to sleep — sort of ...
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Not sui generis — the rape dreams came from somewhere.
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" Cartoon by Frank Cotham "You could go somewhere else.
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COPENHAGEN — Somewhere in the desert outside Palm Springs, Calif.
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Come nightfall though, they made off together ... to somewhere.
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It includes an anecdote, taken from a conversation between Buchanan and McArthur, further illustrating the commemorative impulse behind her site works: I did a piece somewhere in Orangeburg, somewhere in my hometown.
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The evaluation team says the company should pay somewhere between $800 to $1,200 per square meter of damaged reef, totaling somewhere around $1.28 million to $1.92 million...which actually seems quite low.
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On a rare day off, she enjoys heading somewhere quiet in nature, and somewhere where she can learn—over time, that developed into a love for vineyards, and Two Wolves was born.
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As a result, Original Pirate Material resides somewhere near UK garage but away from its glitz; in a car on a circular road somewhere, windows open, cold air hitting a stoned face.
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"Going into the studio every day writing a song, I would wake up, I'd read the news in the morning and I would get a knot in my stomach because it felt like there would be a tragedy that happened somewhere in the world, there would be a shooting somewhere, there would be a bombing somewhere," Foster added.
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That's about the length of Allumette's trailer alone, although the trailer is supposed to be somewhere between a third and a half of the whole experience, which will last somewhere over 20 minutes.
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In the U.S., its supporters generally propose a figure somewhere around a thousand dollars a month: enough to live on— somewhere in America, at least—but not nearly enough to live on well.
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Lawrence as Mystique looks as if she'd rather be somewhere else (and her character actually wants to be somewhere else, as Mystique tries to convince Beast that they should leave the X-Men).
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That's the question plenty of people ask — and the fact that the answer is probably somewhere around "one-third" is the reason many wish the show had stopped somewhere in the late '90s.
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I keep thinking that there must be different news somewhere.
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I asked whether there was somewhere of importance to him.
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Most worked on contract for somewhere around $18 per hour.
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Surely, there must be somewhere better to hide your valuables?
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Keyshia Cole knows her prince charming is out there somewhere.
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Bryan: True, a movie does eventually need to go somewhere.
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Aren't they still headbanging somewhere, three chords against a wall?
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If they tell you they're based somewhere else, tread carefully.
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One way or another, it will touch your life somewhere.
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Somewhere along the line, gift cards got a bad rap.
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"Everything sort of finds its way back somewhere," he says.
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Every item on Lavocaderia's menu sticks avocado in it somewhere.
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"I barely heard references about it somewhere," he told Reuters.
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PERINO: Well, maybe they can get some from somewhere else.
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I'm being cremated and my ashes are being scattered (somewhere).
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The rest of the MPs all exist somewhere in between.
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"There has got to be a disconnect somewhere," he said.
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Somewhere in the city, victims still lay in hospital beds.
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IT'S SOMEWHERE 2.25, 3, MAYBE 3.25 SOUNDS LIKE THE AREA.
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The Republican Party has kind of taken a nap somewhere.
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"He's got about 21 kids, somewhere in there," Onion said.
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Me: [sigh] Where is she based Mum: somewhere Me: MUM.
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Someone from Golden Gate Ventures is somewhere else every week.
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The truth, of course, lies somewhere between the two extremes.
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It's not so difficult to move a business somewhere else.
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In reality, the trompe l'oeil lies somewhere between the two.
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Why don't these iguanas just try to live somewhere else?
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"Hopefully somewhere warm," she said with a laugh in response.
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But somewhere along the line it's taken a bad turn.
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Economists mostly agree it's somewhere between 2.5 and 3.5 percent.
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Now he is appearing somewhere else: in public company earnings.
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The item you're looking for might be cheaper somewhere else.
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" At the time, I was somewhere between "meh" and "OK.
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Going somewhere, rather, is an excuse to drive a Bugatti.
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Somewhere nearby white doves are being released from their cages.
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He's expected to be out for somewhere around two weeks.
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I'm sure they're lurking out there somewhere, behind a shrub.
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She has to go somewhere so I'm very very curious.
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Rockets typically have somewhere around 100,000 or more individual parts.
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The feelings of sorrow and powerlessness have to go somewhere.
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Then, there are those people that fall somewhere in between.
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As humans, we can certainly tell when we're somewhere loud.
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"She's going to have to break through somewhere," Putnam said.
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If they get fired, they won't get hired somewhere else.
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I try to always be somewhere in the middle. Ugh.
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When she reappears, she is indeed somewhere — and someone — else.
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The reality lies somewhere between the hype and the disillusionment.
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According to Carter, the number is somewhere around 90 pairs.
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I think he had pulled the bug out from somewhere.
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At that point, her weight was somewhere in the 120s.
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It's all originating from some Taylor Swift fan group somewhere.
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So some governments have a different idea: build somewhere else.
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"That will probably get framed and put somewhere," Hoffman said.
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There must be a ceiling somewhere before it gets observed.
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It feels like it's taking you somewhere with a purpose.
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The more popular somewhere is, the less appealing it gets.
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I wanted to go back; I wanted to go somewhere.
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And I hope someone, somewhere, gives it another chance. —A.
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And that answer will be there amongst that paperwork somewhere.
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On mobile, the experience is somewhere in between the two.
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Somewhere, someway we'll get people to show up for events.
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We sail around, anchor somewhere, and spend the weekend there.
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It was a chilly Sunday, somewhere in the low 40s.
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Light falls somewhere between an unhinged sadist and whiny teenager.
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The truth, it turns out, is somewhere in the middle.
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Somebody, somewhere is alerting me to something that can't wait.
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We have to believe that somewhere, somehow these characters exist.
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But somewhere he feels the tug towards a better future.
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For now American investors still have somewhere to take refuge.
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And of course this book falls somewhere in the middle.
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They offered to give me land somewhere else in exchange.
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That's also, essentially, what A Kid From Somewhere is doing.
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I wanted to get into the truck and go somewhere.
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And somewhere smack in the middle you'll find snail mucus.
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Somewhere, the executive finishes a Planet of the Apes marathon.
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Reality, as is usually the case, fell somewhere in between.
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They can download their data and take it somewhere else.
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That $25,000 is gone from her life, but it's somewhere.
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"It's hard to find somewhere quiet in Paris," he says.
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The main character is a young child, somewhere around seven.
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All of the sudden, this ... He was busy speeding somewhere.
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Sitting somewhere in the middle is ZCast, and its app.
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The Crawleys want him to celebrate his nuptials somewhere abovestairs.
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Somewhere, just off screen, I see Baron Fellowes's gargoyle grin.
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Or you might work somewhere with a mix of practices.
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The first sound was a snowmobile, somewhere in the distance.
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Work that could make someone watching, somewhere, feel more seen.
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Compared to her children, she sits somewhere in the middle.
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The majority of people, however, will be somewhere in between.
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Somewhere after "interest expense" but before "earnings before income taxes"?
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Paris and London fell somewhere between NYFW and MFW's counts.
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He admitted that his campaign was in big trouble somewhere.
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But you need to get your crypto assets somewhere safe.
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And, somewhere higher still, a satellite looks down on him.
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Weinstein is seeking treatment for sex addiction somewhere in Europe.
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That should trade somewhere -- 250 or 383 maybe 238 times.
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Is the future Mr. Becca Kufrin somewhere in this crowd?
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Then I'd really be somewhere, I had thought, inhabiting myself.
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I never came across somewhere that felt empty or uninteresting.
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While words like 'disestablishmentarianism' will be way off somewhere else.
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But that rating is already somewhere in there by design.
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" Another opined: "At least BP's money is going somewhere good.
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Shows he paid Michael Cohen somewhere between $100,000 to $113,000.
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So none of those … somewhere between season 3 and 6.
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Choose Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and hope that someone, somewhere, cares.
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Reagan: I know that Cliff Evans must be there somewhere.
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Each song is like a different band from somewhere else.
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Everyone has to start somewhere, including the rich and famous.
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I just bumble around and hope to find melody somewhere.
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The truth, of course, lies somewhere between pessimism and optimism.
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But somewhere deep down inside I want Senegal to win.
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Is it from somewhere special at least … ie the moon….
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Welch argues the Democrats need to at least start somewhere.
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Somewhere out there there's a person who remembers this show.
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Ariana Grande singing 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow' at the #DWTParis.
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She does this every time I travel somewhere; super sweet!
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I've heard that quote somewhere, I forget who said it.
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Recent estimates put the surviving total population somewhere around 300.
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I would love it if her interests lie somewhere else.
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So it's going to fall somewhere between those two regions.
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These are our customers who get a mortgage somewhere else.
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Instead, the message oscillates somewhere in between, vague and weak.
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Somewhere, Jack Dorsey is fist pumping in an empty office.
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We're spinning around in one place without ever going somewhere.
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In other words, it's somewhere very similar to Britain itself.
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Hopefully he'll get another shot to catch on somewhere else.
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"Pretty much," comes a response from somewhere in the crowd.
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It's perfect for a date night somewhere warm and exotic.
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He's headed somewhere — either for heroin, or maybe Hill House.
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She's looking to continue rowing somewhere else if she can.
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I read somewhere that you're more of an NSYNC* fan.
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It's like they grow these things in a lab somewhere.
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Black Star Renegades fits somewhere in the middle of these.
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"Somewhere" was originally part of the West Side Story soundtrack.
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It's no secret that most trends come from somewhere else.
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I don't have it anymore, it's somewhere in my archives.
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Portugal's squeeze on spending had to be financed from somewhere.
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We need to cast one white male somewhere in there.
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Jeffrey Lord: Napoleon would be jealous Somewhere Napoleon is wistful.
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When you're 28, there's somewhere you go to nine weddings.
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Her loved ones believe she may be held captive somewhere.
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Traditionally, rockets have somewhere around 100,000 or more individual parts.
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But somewhere around 2100, the tide slowly began to change.
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I can be somewhere else in just a few keystrokes.
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And if you crash land, you'll have a role somewhere.
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He was believed to be somewhere on the Big Island.
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Somewhere where people will see it and stuff like that.
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Either way, there's gotta be a metaphor in here somewhere.
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It would be awesome to stand somewhere on a cliff.
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You knew somewhere deep down inside things were not right.
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Maybe you're thinking about trying to win a Cup somewhere.
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Bonus points if it's somewhere with a days long waitlist.
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BTS posters and the 1975 posters are in circulation somewhere.
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Your mother's somewhere and you don't know where she's at.
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So hopefully we can get you to somewhere around here.
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Find it somewhere this weekend you will not be sorry.
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Somewhere, there is a warehouse full of vats of Fabellini.
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They ranged from somewhere between extremely emotional to extremely uncomfortable.
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The Freewrite assumes always that you will edit somewhere else.
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But somewhere along the line, Ryan wriggled off the hook.
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It's expected to fetch somewhere in the neighborhood of $500,000!!!!!
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Ariana Grande is somewhere, but it's not the Grammy Awards.
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I want you to actually go somewhere and enjoy yourself.
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"They found it abandoned, in some cornfield somewhere," Ueda recalled.
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I'd be so stressed out about taking you somewhere cool.
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To envious people, the grass is always greener somewhere else.
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They don't just stand around when they're needed somewhere else.
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Somewhere around 1974, the genre of punk rock was born.
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I sure hope there's a tardigrade in there somewhere, too.
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If SXSW has a heart, it's somewhere on 6th Street.
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Which I always found comical because I'm just sitting somewhere.
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The two others said it landed somewhere in the middle.
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"Somewhere between ranch [dressing] and bath soap," Paltrow said. Yum.
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You just had to run into them in Houston somewhere.
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Somewhere crossing the Colombia boarder the idea for Eletrunks crystallized.
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The price tag is reportedly somewhere in the $325k range.
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If not in China, it will be processed somewhere else.
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Apparently somewhere along the way I confused happiness with pleasure.
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Every smart speaker should have a physical mute switch somewhere.
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Somewhere in the distance ... Levi Johnston is laughing ... and warning.
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Or they might live somewhere where local delivery isn't feasible.
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But it's very possible that you had to travel somewhere.
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Come and see us when the video gets uploaded somewhere.
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"Somewhere along the line, a wire got crossed," Walter says.
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And the three of you went to live somewhere else?
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" He added, "They found my wallet in an alley somewhere.
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Jonah Bayer is somewhere between a monkey and a robot.
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Meandering somewhere between a maze of flags, I lose him.
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It was either ball four or I'm hitting it somewhere.
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Somewhere in the world, Zach Braff cried tears of joy.
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That's definitely useful when you're traveling somewhere new (or sleepy).
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No. I think there should have been some diversity somewhere.
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That game you kind of stopped playing somewhere around 2012?
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In a woodland cave somewhere, Hillary Clinton must be fuming.
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A cable pulley apparatus would reside somewhere in the middle.
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Write about where you are or somewhere you know well.
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Phil still has 'Hamlet' soliloquys somewhere in his parents' house.
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Somewhere in Sarasota, Florida, there is a man named Edwin.
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Shia Labeouf's is somewhere between cowboy and hot garbage man.
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All we know is that it's somewhere over 100 gigabytes.
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And third, there's the promise that documentary evidence exists ... somewhere.
|
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China's our biggest trading partner, America is somewhere near there.
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His hotness differed, of course; it came from somewhere else.
|
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He lives somewhere in Connecticut, near where he lived before.
|
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But somewhere in all this, the whole truth remains elusive.
|
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Like Doughty, he's looking for the good death, somewhere, anywhere.
|
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Zankel Hall, meanwhile, typically sees performances somewhere in the middle.
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Their information -- bad, it turned out -- was coming from somewhere.
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He listened to a dog bark, somewhere down the mountain.
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A sequel is brewing somewhere in the Warner Bros. studios.
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After all, somewhere there is somebody who has that job.
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I don't see them, but I guess they're there somewhere.
|
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Reinforcement learning sits somewhere in between supervised and unsupervised learning.
|
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I was just floating out there somewhere in the middle.
|
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We can't just go somewhere else and start all over.
|
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Orgasms can be explosive, subtle, inaudible, or somewhere in between.
|
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I know I'd find a gap in the market somewhere.
|
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Somewhere in his admonishment was a protective impulse I admired.
|
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Somewhere else, a grenade had been thrown at a market.
|
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Somewhere where there are coral reefs, but also lush jungle.
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And then maybe we can end up somewhere pretty good.
|
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Somewhere behind these walls, the cloisters are quiet and waiting.
|
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Somewhere along the way he lost his upper front teeth.
|
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The rest of Americans fall somewhere between these two extremes.
|
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No, Jamie is still alive, somewhere in the distant past.
|
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For a generation that came of age somewhere between Sept.
|
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There has to be some common ground somewhere, I thought.
|
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Go sit somewhere in the corner, shut up for awhile.
|
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And I thought about them, but they're somewhere celebrating now.
|
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We were going somewhere, and that was all that mattered.
|
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There are somewhere in the realm of 700 NES games.
|
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But somewhere inside you, you didn't think it would happen.
|
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But it's always somewhere in the back of my head.
|
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It's somewhere between a firm cuddle, and a deliberate squeeze.
|
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It's somewhere between a firm cuddle and a deliberate squeeze.
|
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Much of our lives are spent somewhere between those extremes.
|
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Even musical legends like Stevie Wonder had to start somewhere.
|
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We're all taking in and relaying dispatches from somewhere else.
|
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That's making sure you've got a job somewhere after politics.
|
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"There's a hamster somewhere in the walls," Mr. Apple said.
|
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And maybe, if both sides listen, we can get somewhere.
|
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Somewhere along the line there was a "Hey Martha!" moment.
|
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In fact, it's always flu season somewhere in the world.
|
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Did he stop along the way and dump it somewhere?
|
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First, you need to know how long you'll live somewhere.
|
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Stop me if you've heard that argument somewhere else before.
|
|
A helicopter took off noisily from somewhere near the Capitol.
|
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Take your subject somewhere quiet and try to stand nearby.
|
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"We need to start building this thing somewhere," he said.
|
|
Others would rather put their money somewhere it grows faster.
|
|
Everyone has to start somewhere, including rich athletes and celebrities.
|
|
It looks like they tied the knot somewhere in Venice.
|
|
The interior of a red room somewhere in the future.
|
|
Now supporters are looking somewhere else for backup: Trump country.
|
|
But the rocket will be put on display somewhere instead.
|
|
And yet, somewhere along the way, it started lagging behind.
|
|
Hope he's found somewhere to hang his coat in heaven.
|
|
Now, breakfast: somewhere that looks kind of shabby or McDonald's?
|
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So, somewhere between a library and a Red Wings game.
|
|
Lump sums can go toward buying monthly payments somewhere else.
|
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Somewhere along the way, however, Nasty Gal lost its way.
|
|
"Gardens have to grow somewhere, after all," the narrator says.
|
|
Arthur: Probably about five minutes ago, somewhere in the world.
|
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Somewhere in Florida, my mother is laughing her behind off.
|
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Somewhere, I lost one of those on the back nine.
|
|
James Cordon is in there somewhere, too, for some reason.
|
|
When the sun set down, we found somewhere to sleep.
|
|
Earth Trax: I think we met at a party somewhere.
|
|
Who can we trust to get us back somewhere good?
|
|
It's easy to shoot when you're somewhere new or exotic.
|
|
Political demand for economic liberalization has to come from somewhere.
|
|
At the very least, they knew he was going somewhere.
|
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That might seem like much, but we've gotta start somewhere.
|
|
But a few scenes later, Beyoncé takes us somewhere new.
|
|
"Steal My Sunshine" by Len falls somewhere in there too.
|
|
There is a little loner somewhere in all of us.
|
|
If they increase spending, they must offset it somewhere else.
|
|
There's always some new producer or singer popping up somewhere.
|
|
Excuse me, I have to go stand somewhere else now.
|
|
Do you have any records here that you've sampled somewhere?
|
|
Speaking of "going somewhere," you've had an extensive hitchhiking career.
|
|
Somewhere, someone was playing a saxophone in the freezing cold.
|
|
Go somewhere you've never been before or try something new.
|
|
"Perhaps you need somewhere to stay to sleep?" she suggested.
|
|
How is sex not always somewhere on a swimmer's mind?
|
|
Somewhere inside of it is a wickedly funny social realism.
|
|
It's hard to go somewhere without somebody knowing one another.
|
|
I couldn't have imagined somewhere stranger to be that day.
|
|
"All of us came here from somewhere else," McConnell said.
|
|
Now obviously somewhere along the way, this Trump thing happens.
|
|
Somewhere in between all of this, we had a chat.
|
|
How does somewhere between 19 cents and 39 cents sound?
|
|
It's gross too, obviously, but at least it's somewhere new.
|
|
Perhaps go somewhere new with someone who inspired you, Sag?
|
|
I didn't go off somewhere where nobody knew what happened.
|
|
Well, perhaps that's right, but we've got to start somewhere.
|
|
After parking somewhere randomly, we started walking to the party.
|
|
Somewhere within all the oppression, there's a glimmer of possibility.
|
|
A guttural chuckle, bubbling up from somewhere deep inside him!
|
|
And suddenly felt like I was somewhere entirely different altogether.
|
|
But somewhere between hour four and five, something strange happens.
|
|
Manonmars's voice is somewhere between a whisper and a mutter.
|
|
Then again, they could go somewhere else and do it.
|
|
I heard what sounded like a huge dog barking somewhere.
|
|
All those empty alcohol calories have to end up somewhere.
|
|
"I'm sure there are somewhere," Kluber said, with a laugh.
|
|
"In total, the ceiling cost somewhere around $275," Thompson said.
|
|
"Somewhere in Connecticut, there is a sad family," she said.
|
|
The other major consideration is, people have to live somewhere.
|
|
" – E.E. Cummings "I want adventure in the great wide somewhere.
|
|
You're healthy, for your age (somewhere between 56 and 74)!
|
|
After you've grown them somewhere, nothing else will grow there.
|
|
They joined because they wanted somewhere to shoot their guns.
|
|
My family was down there somewhere — maybe five miles away.
|
|
Somewhere along the way, I got cleaved down the middle.
|
|
I picked it from the depth of my mind somewhere.
|
|
Because, you see," she continued, "someday I might go somewhere.
|
|
And the stakes have been jettisoned somewhere along the way.
|
|
It was gazing somewhere beyond the horizon, past the blaze.
|
|
Jai Paul is out there somewhere, living his best life.
|
|
Sometimes, they have to break in somewhere to get it.
|
|
It had to start somewhere, and it merely inherited Mrs.
|
|
Or they will go somewhere else and make more money.
|
|
Do you just pick up shop and go somewhere else?
|
|
But like all jokes, it has its roots somewhere real.
|
|
A blueprint went missing somehow, somewhere, in the Clockwork Mansion.
|
|
Rather, it stands as a unique entity somewhere in between.
|
|
In the meantime, though, good movies are somewhere to start.
|
|
There's a very lucky towel boy somewhere on that boat.
|
|
In DC, somewhere between 500,000 and 1 million showed up.
|
|
Go over by Barton Springs or somewhere by South Congress.
|
|
If that happens, he will have to cut back somewhere.
|
|
Have a quick listen ... somewhere Usher's scratching his head too.
|
|
When Barry Diller bought the company, or somewhere in there.
|
|
It shows a sunny day, somewhere in the American Southwest.
|
|
Somewhere along the way, many Châteauneufs lost that rustic appeal.
|
|
They needed to go somewhere, and the boy was balking.
|
|
"They have to go somewhere to get food," he said.
|
|
Somewhere, coincidentally ... I'll take that from them, but go ahead.
|
|
Somewhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond any experience. e.e.
|
|
"My inspiration lies somewhere between flowers and fashion," she said.
|
|
Then you can take them somewhere else using their imagination.
|
|
Unsettling because I knew he was somewhere on the train.
|
|
All these slightly oily characters were somewhere in my mind.
|
|
But the reality here is probably somewhere in the middle.
|
|
But, somewhere between then and now, the company changed direction.
|
|
And a straighter block type for news somewhere in between.
|
|
WAKE UP, HYDRATE I'm up somewhere between 7 and 8.
|
|
"The money's got to come from somewhere," Mr. Lempert said.
|
|
This mass online targeting and harassment falls somewhere in between.
|
|
Somewhere in his early teens he stopped drawing; I didn't.
|
|
I think they were done in somewhere around 12 hours.
|
|
I think they contacted the Taliban or went somewhere else.
|
|
"These are folks who should be somewhere else," he said.
|
|
Much easier to believe it was already somewhere in me.
|
|
We'll be back next week from a remote location somewhere.
|
|
Already have your files and photos in the cloud somewhere?
|
|
We're somewhere on Ninth Avenue, looking out toward the water.
|
|
It was getting late, and we had somewhere to go.
|
|
And somewhere in the midst of that you lose yourself.
|
|
Will the SUV video help Jameis get hired somewhere else?
|
|
A strange Northeastern accent, somewhere between New York and Boston?
|
|
"Elena wanted somewhere where she could create," Ms. Hussey said.
|
|
His words made us feel as if we belonged somewhere.
|
|
Go drink somewhere else and check back by phone intermittently.
|
|
She looks somewhere between Marcia Brady and a Manson girl.
|
|
Flay's most recent project took him somewhere closer to home.
|
|
And if you can't plant at home, plant somewhere else.
|
|
"Next time," she said, "I want to stay somewhere nicer."
|
|
The fun, they decided, was somewhere on the East Side.
|
|
"Somewhere between 25 and 50, I guess," Ms. Rogers said.
|
|
He's going to hit somewhere in the low- to mid-.
|
|
" It is "Beyond the Sea," not "Somewhere Beyond the Sea.
|
|
Eventually, somewhere, the two groups met again and began commingling.
|
|
You seem like someone who would still have this somewhere.
|
|
"If you want to protest, go somewhere else," she said.
|
|
But there's still somewhere where the community stands strong: Discord.
|
|
It lies somewhere in the area called Bedok, he said.
|
|
And I imagine that we'd be somewhere similar to today.
|
|
I'm not going to work somewhere if I'm not happy.
|
|
I guess I see myself as somewhere in the middle.
|
|
Somewhere around plate number 10 I began losing steam — fast.
|
|
Somewhere in between, it would be nice to make pancakes.
|
|
Isn't Apple sitting on a zillion dollars in cash somewhere?
|
|
If it was committed, it must have been somewhere else.
|
|
And those hundreds of thousands will need somewhere to go.
|
|
" Jackson added: "We'd just like him to have success somewhere.
|
|
Someone, somewhere, is getting the results we struggle to achieve.
|
|
So our plan was to find somewhere, which we have.
|
|
Their flavor lies somewhere between roasted chestnut and scorched earth.
|
|
Everyone has somewhere to be, yet no one is hurried.
|
|
Just have me cremated and have a simple service somewhere.
|
|
Can you spot a hidden heart somewhere among these elephants?
|
|
Lawmaking is difficult, and expertise has to come from somewhere.
|
|
Or at the very least, in a banquet hall somewhere.
|
|
I, though, have a small rental room somewhere in it.
|
|
Somewhere, there's probably an acoustic demo too sad for words.
|
|
Somewhere between the theatre and Canal Street, his mood darkened.
|
|
All of us are somewhere on the spectrum of cowardice.
|
|
Obviously you've got Augusta (National) and somewhere like this, Riviera.
|
|
GRETA THUNBERG is currently afloat somewhere on the Atlantic Ocean.
|
|
The Taycan shape seems to be in there, somewhere. Sure.
|
|
"The party crowd is going somewhere else," he told CNN.
|
|
There's even a sneaky elf hidden somewhere in the branches!
|
|
City Kitchen Somewhere in the world, a chicken is simmering.
|
|
But-- they probably earned somewhere around $0013 million or something.
|
|
Now a crisis comes from somewhere you haven't foreseen normally.
|
|
We're always leaving or going or working somewhere far away.
|
|
Like most things, the answer lies somewhere in the middle.
|
|
He goes to sleep somewhere between 2 and 3 a.m.
|
|
"Just put the landlord's hardware somewhere for safekeeping," Reiner said.
|
|
I read somewhere that clouds could be called floating lakes.
|
|
That trailer was now out there somewhere in the water.
|
|
Somewhere along the way, we became the best of friends.
|
|
Judith contends that John may be somewhere on the spectrum.
|
|
She's really just on the edge of a cliff somewhere.
|
|
The hipsters in Williamsburg seemed to come from somewhere else.
|
|
It has, she said, gotten lost somewhere in her house.
|
|
Somewhere among us was the woman training for an Ironman.
|
|
It may not be splashy, but it gets you somewhere.
|
|
He must merely open a small subsidiary somewhere in Europe.
|
|
Somewhere, maybe only in the mailroom, a radio would play.
|
|
Many of us clearly need to draw the line somewhere.
|
|
There's a cheer somewhere, as another team meets another milestone.
|
|
I deliberately chose somewhere to stay that was relatively isolated.
|
|
That way, "they know they are going somewhere," he said.
|
|
Going somewhere new or revisiting old places you've always loved?
|
|
Somewhere sussed out by travelers who had been there before.
|
|
And that carbon dioxide came from somewhere else on Earth.
|
|
But somewhere over the last few years, the dynamic shifted.
|
|
"I do think we have to start somewhere," he said.
|
|
We all come from somewhere, bringing that blended past home.
|
|
There's no physical box locked away in a vault somewhere.
|
|
I think we're going to find somewhere else to eat.
|
|
"Hope he's found somewhere to hang his coat in heaven."
|
|
Maloney or be horrified by her, or somewhere in between?
|
|
But somewhere along the way, we forgot about the poor.
|
|
A lot of people have moved here from somewhere else.
|
|
That extra productivity and the value it represented went somewhere.
|
|
And the genomes will need to be securely stored somewhere.
|
|
The inhabitants of Rancho Viejo all come from somewhere else.
|
|
You need to get somewhere and you're not sure how.
|
|
The thrum of the engine took me somewhere near sleep.
|
|
"That is all stored somewhere in the basement," she said.
|
|
"You can go out to dinner somewhere else," she said.
|
|
"They want to be somewhere they're welcomed," Mr. Wrigley said.
|
|
It is probably more pragmatic to draw a line somewhere.
|
|
But he is out there celebrating with my dog somewhere.
|
|
I didn't know if he was in the water somewhere.
|
|
His demeanor, almost pastoral, was somewhere between avuncular and creepy.
|
|
And even then, we'll need the resources from somewhere else.
|
|
After all, the VCs have to spend their money somewhere.
|
|
Here's hoping this soapy tragedy heads somewhere towards justice, eventually.
|
|
Hang them up somewhere where your child can see it.
|
|
He's somewhere in Texas, on a pit stop between shows.
|
|
I'll bet it sends someone, somewhere, rushing to the bathroom.
|
|
And, many of those expectations aren't always written down somewhere.
|
|
He wondered if he was supposed to be somewhere special.
|
|
I read somewhere that you discovered some fraud while there.
|
|
Now they'll either end up back here, or somewhere else.
|
|
Then we went and we had grilled cheese sandwiches somewhere.
|
|
Labradors and golden retriever types are somewhere in the middle.
|
|
You could send a drone bomb into somewhere pretty easily.
|
|
It needed to be somewhere that even I could find.
|
|
"You've got to start somewhere, and it starts this year."
|
|
The band would have to take its shenanigans somewhere else.
|
|
Perhaps there were some sympathetic voices, somewhere in the ether.
|
|
There was this video and I could find it somewhere.
|
|
Fantasizing about leaving it all behind and starting somewhere new?
|
|
Larsa decided to leave and stay somewhere else that night.
|
|
If he signs somewhere else, he will be a pariah.
|
|
Just somewhere people can rest their head safely at night.
|
|
We just knew it had to be in here somewhere.
|
|
Then again, maybe the sweetness came from somewhere else entirely.
|
|
Sometimes air traffic controllers tell pilots to land somewhere else.
|
|
Are your beginnings in dance somewhere inside of this piece?
|
|
The langurs, now breeding successfully somewhere out there, stayed hidden.
|
|
In the caption, somewhere buried, is information about the watch.
|
|
The confusingly named Conservative branch is somewhere in the middle.
|
|
This one's not your fault, but maybe it is somewhere.
|
|
No matter what you say, you will be wrong somewhere.
|
|
They have to flip him to Calgary or somewhere else.
|
|
Then hide it somewhere for the future humans to find.
|
|
Bonus points if that walk is somewhere out in nature.
|
|
We always have to meet up somewhere in the middle.
|
|
If it's somewhere else on the web, send them on.
|
|
It's likely hundreds are still buried somewhere at this site.
|
|
The national aggregate is somewhere between 9 and 15 percent.
|
|
Everybody thinks it's on the East Coast or somewhere else.
|
|
I have them somewhere, but I literally don't know where.
|
|
My mother is somewhere screaming about the money I wasted.
|
|
Then, somewhere down the line, she fell out of it.
|
|
Next time I travel somewhere, I'm going with a mission.
|
|
And not just people that come here from somewhere else.
|
|
Milk products and eggs usually fall somewhere in the middle.
|
|
I was just somewhere and I was surprised by it.
|
|
KS: No, no, I have him doing homework somewhere else.
|
|
It's a pallid November afternoon somewhere off the M303 highway.
|
|
Everybody was somewhere else, so people are used to it.
|
|
If Benton and his colleagues are right, there's a creature somewhere in the fossil record that was the first to sprout feathers—somewhere in rocks dated to be at least 250 million years old.
|
|
"Just stop your crying, it's a sign of the times / Welcome to the final show, hope you're wearing your best clothes / We could meet again somewhere, somewhere far away from here," the crooner sings.
|
|
That might be somewhere casual and unpretentious like Wildair, or it might be somewhere buttoned-up and Michelin-starred, like Le Bernardin (to name a couple favorites on their New York to-do list).
|
|
Some told him he should dump the source code somewhere for people to download and tinker with, some said he should give it to Blizzard, and some thought he should preserve it somewhere online.
|
|
"The dynamic is always the same: It originates somewhere in Russia, on Russia state media sites, or different websites or somewhere in that kind of context," said Anders Lindberg, a Swedish journalist and lawyer.
|
|
Sometimes it takes me a year or two to get out to the back yard in Sheffield or Fresno, those tall ashes scattered under a tree somewhere in a park somewhere in New Jersey.
|
|
A listener who wants to replicate the feeling it evokes could easily imagine it to mean that you're supposed to mentally float off somewhere else, somewhere away, a common misconception of what mindfulness is.
|
|
But every time I confront this base attack on my work, somewhere deep inside me—somewhere past the cities and forests of reason planned and planted deep in my being—I feel a pang.
|
|
She feels guilty that their turbulent marriage caused Will and Julie to retreat somewhere else — somewhere potentially unsafe — for comfort, rather than seek comfort in the adults who were supposed to be protecting them.
|
|
Image: Brocken Inaglory/Wikimedia CommonsYou are very lucky that you ended up about the size that you are today, somewhere between one and ten feet tall and weighing somewhere between one and one thousand pounds.
|
|
You're on a flight, you've been somewhere and done this thing and you go somewhere onto the next thing and it's a nice little punctuation to have a moment of reflection and you get emotional.
|
|
"The Somewhere Project," which she presents here, is a response to "Somewhere," from Leonard Bernstein's "West Side Story," featuring creative input from New York City schoolchildren as well as inmates at Sing Sing Correctional Facility.
|
|
He needed somewhere his dog Oliver would get even more attention.
|
|
Apparently, chickens were living near people, not off in coops somewhere.
|
|
She'd be tucked away in an attic somewhere, damaged goods forevermore.
|
|
It has changed my – when am I going to get somewhere?
|
|
I'm here because the world and its fusses are somewhere else.
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Somewhere within the sea of hamsters, there is a single potato.
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You have to start somewhere, and they chose to start within.
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It's important that we start somewhere and keep pushing the limit.
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Because somewhere along the way, someone stole a dream from me.
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Hyperemesis gravidarum affects somewhere between 27 and 2.3 percent of pregnancies.
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It comes to you efficiently, and then you take it somewhere.
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And I&aposm somewhere in the center, taking pictures with them.
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The looks on people's faces fell somewhere between shock and sadness.
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Two were young, somewhere between the ages of 20 to 35.
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Masculine, feminine, or somewhere in between — your style should match you.
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But I would love to be involved with that world somewhere.
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Somewhere in the middle of that tour, word started to spread.
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One particular story I heard was somewhere near New York Harbor.
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Streep told Entertainment Weekly the scene will be shown somewhere else.
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Then we'll have to find somewhere else to go on vacation.
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Maybe your last first date look is somewhere in the mix.
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It's also just as possible that Shakespeare is buried somewhere else.
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We have to start somewhere -- this is a pretty good place.
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After all, there is a need to draw a line somewhere.
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I fail a lot but sometimes I get somewhere really interesting.
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There's someone here, and maybe not this crowd, but somewhere here.
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But my honest answer is I don't know, somewhere in between.
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"I know we'll be involved with the sport somewhere," Moir says.
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But somewhere along the way, we lost track of our priorities.
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""Huge parking lot, great for partygoers looking for somewhere to park.
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Details on the Dyson car are somewhere between limited and nonexistent.
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I'm not sure the exact amount but it's somewhere over $1,000.
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Trump will likely strike a balance somewhere between his three predecessors.
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And the problem here is not that someone, somewhere, was offended.
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New York (CNN Business)Getting ready to fly somewhere this summer?
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They estimated the total at somewhere between $4 and $6 trillion.
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Somewhere else a dentist sat mildly annoyed at the empty chair.
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It was made of metal and probably still have it somewhere.
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What's worse, there was a good story hidden in there somewhere.
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Somewhere Steven Spielberg's wearing a s*** eatin' grin just like this.
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Hopefully, I think it will -- it's going to take me somewhere.
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Somewhere between England and Northern France, Miller and the Norseman vanished.
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But we may find them somewhere deep in the State Department.
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If some hacker somewhere wanted to do some damage, they could.
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I need to figure out where they are, because they're somewhere.
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It could be somewhere in the middle: intermediate-mass black holes.
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Sometimes what you want will be available for less somewhere else.
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Each flower is a destination somewhere in that array of options.
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If your building is not very solid, do find somewhere safe!
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He always starts somewhere beyond where he hopes to end up.
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Steve Hilton, says the outrage means that we are getting somewhere.
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If I want to get somewhere faster is it more expensive?
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Somewhere around that time, ducks — yes, ducks — came into the picture.
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Somewhere unlikely to go disturbed is ideal for burying your capsule.
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Everybody in those cars had somewhere to go, I know it.
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In favor: Want to find somewhere to watch the NHL playoffs?
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This leaves Gohmert's chart somewhere between Glenn Beck's chalkboard and Charlie's.
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SpaceFlight Now reported the next launch will be somewhere between Dec.
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I probably got out somewhere around like 4 o'clock that afternoon.
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His mouth gapes slightly, positioning him somewhere between confused and posturing.
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Either way, it's nice to know such a thing exists somewhere.
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Her glass and board creations exist somewhere between painting and sculpture.
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Everything consumed, everything absorbed, everything recycled into something, somewhere breathtakingly new.
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But then there has to be somewhere to go with it.
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So it's good that you've got somewhere to go this evening.
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The study concluded the prevalence was somewhere between these two numbers.
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So is having somewhere to lay your head down at night.
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You need a high-excitement candidate somewhere up at the top.
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The Clarity EV is somewhere in the middle of that mix.
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As they say in stoner movies: It's 24:220 somewhere — a.k.a.
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Any coal mined anywhere would just be mined somewhere else anyway.
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Some like a central location; others somewhere quiet and tucked-away.
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"That is somewhere between 60M and 90M face accounts," he continued.
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I've laid the groundwork to actually get somewhere this time, then.
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Oculus VR Stories have certainly been whiteboarded in an office somewhere.
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EVERY SINGLE TIME PEOPLE DO WELL SOMEWHERE, IT HELPS OTHER PEOPLE.
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But because she's Nola, there's always a dash of mess somewhere.
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Somewhere around blanket number 80, I was really starting to flag.
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In real life, Depp's own Wonderland lies somewhere in the Bahamas.
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You want to focus on somewhere where you can be successful.
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I could pick a male narrator from somewhere in that pyramid.
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Somewhere in New Jersey, Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola is shaking her head.
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Is there a rule written somewhere that they should have seen?
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"We're getting yields somewhere around 2,000 pounds per acre," said Schultz.
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It wants to take advantage of summer somewhere all year round.
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Somewhere in the order of 500 million to a billion dollars.
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"He was always going somewhere, doing something, calling friends," she said.
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Maybe there's the potential for a musical spinoff in there somewhere.
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So somebody somewhere failed to do their due diligence in reporting.
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And yet, they're taking that money and spending it somewhere else.
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With any luck, aliens really are out in the universe, somewhere.
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Someone, somewhere has uploaded the perfect dog show clip for you.
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That must be a horrible show to see from somewhere else.
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I would say it's somewhere in the teens [of the season].
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"I needed to start fresh somewhere," she says in her bio.
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Somewhere around 2015 Yung Lean found himself in a mental hospital.
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The act of getting somewhere became exciting in and of itself.
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I suspect there's a digital account somewhere in somebody else's name.
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Although birds may be able to fly somewhere else, landscapes cannot.
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She needs money, or somewhere to live, or something like that.
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Of course, it's possible the series is going somewhere with this.
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Your third option is Joystick, which, skillwise, is somewhere in between.
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Everything else is somewhere on a scale between the two extremes.
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The possibility that they are still out there, somewhere, haunts him.
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As long as Shondaland series are being produced somewhere, we're happy.
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But somewhere along the way, their old habits crept back in.
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I felt that I was bad somewhere, starting with my birth.
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I did think that Philip might have appeared in there somewhere.
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Salaries for Azure Architects usually land somewhere between $130,000 and $170,000.
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I suppose, somewhere near the locale where that person was captured.
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It now lies somewhere in the icy waters of Lake Michigan.
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Analysts pointed to a move of somewhere around 3 percent Wednesday.
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Bill is dying of cancer alone somewhere in his beloved Midwest.
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Image: Jeya May CruzThere's an iPhone laying somewhere on this carpet.
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Go somewhere else it's not that big of a deal lol.
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The reality is probably going to be somewhere in the middle.
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"[It was] by a river in Mexico somewhere," said Tanner, 29.
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We knew they had three monuments, taken down and parked somewhere.
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I heard somewhere that we do these things because they're hard.
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There's probably a deep meaning somewhere—if you can see it.
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Suppose you're looking for a single person, somewhere in the world.
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There is a balance in there, somewhere, that we massage daily.
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There's a sitcom in here somewhere called Fresh Off the Yacht.
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Controlling precedent lies somewhere in the middle of these two nebulisms.
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The real opportunities are somewhere between the unlikely and the impossible.
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It's somewhere between a tinted moisturizer and a full-coverage foundation.
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She would not just leave that lady's apartment and go somewhere.
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I clock that and it'll come out somewhere in my work.
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Somewhere (Dirty Blvd) (Extended Version) Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Cappella
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"It's somewhere between 30,000 to 50,000 cases a year," he says.
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Knighton is a fine nose tackle who should draw interest somewhere.
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He still believes Tara is likely buried somewhere in the county.
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If it costs you votes, go find the votes somewhere else.
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By 1600, every sort of Christian was persecuted somewhere in Europe.
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Who doesn't have a jarful of loose change somewhere at home?
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She and my partners and associates usually head somewhere for lunch.
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I don't know that I've been stranded somewhere for that long.
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I might have a different view if I lived somewhere else.
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After all, everyone has this dwarf planet somewhere in their chart.
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Maybe they're locked up somewhere on a dead man's hard drive.
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" Patricia identifies herself as being "from somewhere out in the country.
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Among Republicans, McCain falls somewhere in the middle on environmental issues.
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Harper aims to exist outside of this continuum, somewhere, anywhere, everywhere.
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Travel somewhere today that your future self will thank you for.
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Where better to visit someone you love than somewhere they loved?
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You have to think about encouraging the player to look somewhere.
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Clearly, someone is in fact listening, somewhere else in the world.
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He needed to go somewhere outside his traditional zone of influence.
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And he teased us with something more, somewhere in the murk.
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That places America somewhere in the middle of the European spectrum.
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Somewhere, in all the madness, Arthie and Yolanda sneak a kiss.
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You might destroy it, or you might end up somewhere else.
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He plays Coughlin like a man with somewhere better to be.
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Delve into your router settings and you should find it somewhere.
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That means putting my phone somewhere it won't be a distraction.
|
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I read somewhere that someone died from bacteria in tap water.
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Furthermore, when not in use, autonomous vehicles need to go somewhere.
|
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Somewhere between "Space Jam," the Backstreet Boys and Rock the Vote!
|
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But swapping the capital for somewhere smaller is not always agreeable.
|
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"Malia's got a room in the attic somewhere," her mom said.
|
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You'll get somewhere between 10 to 15 hours from the competition.
|
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We're not talking about a negotiation in a board room somewhere.
|
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Does it exist somewhere else, obscured by our four-dimensional brains?
|
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Somewhere, Kris Jenner is stroking a white cat and laughing maniacally.
|
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And somewhere, Pandora Radio executives probably let out a beleaguered groan.
|
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All of it had happened, somewhere in some way to someone.
|
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There's something about that green light that just takes you somewhere.
|
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Only hours of footage and the invitation to teleport somewhere else.
|
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Like the capital, Shashamane has the atmosphere of somewhere being renovated.
|
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Fisker's probably gonna be like one, 110, 125, somewhere around there.
|
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I wanted something that was somewhere between the Jam and Jerusalem.
|
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It is history that has been changed, edited somewhere by someone.
|
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They all agree that Trump falls somewhere on the populist continuum.
|
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"Seeing this reorganization in somewhere so fundamental is remarkable," she said.
|
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Music played somewhere close, the bass outreaching all the other sounds.
|
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"It's somewhere around 13 times earnings," Mulholland said of the stock.
|
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We're pretty sure Josh Androsky pops up somewhere in there, too.
|
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Or as Yuen himself offered, "Every country has to start somewhere."
|
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"I read somewhere that it comes from Old Hebrew," he said.
|
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"Part of your excitement is just to fly somewhere," he says.
|
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Milo Yiannopoulos just wants you to listen to him — somewhere, anywhere.
|
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If I wanted to do something easy, I'd be somewhere else.
|
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She refuses to let impairment drive her into a cave somewhere.
|
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I mean, somewhere in the three to five range most lifely.
|
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They also want a drug/opioid rehab fund in there somewhere.
|
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Bear with me, I promise I'm going somewhere brighter with this.
|
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A (supply) deficit is looming, but somewhere out in the future.
|
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Every lyric is about aspiring to be somewhere you can't be.
|
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Think she has a mold of Noel's (Brant Daugherty) head somewhere?
|
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But I'm terrified to think of where that somewhere might be.
|
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But somehow, somewhere along the line, it all went horribly wrong.
|
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We're not gonna go somewhere we don't have a fan base.
|
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And also you need to be somewhere where you are comfortable.
|
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I don't want their residual scum left somewhere on my car.
|
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Sure, those are some lofty goals, but you've gotta start somewhere.
|
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There's a metaphor in there somewhere, if you spoon deep enough.
|
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So, everyone's from somewhere else, and we also love to travel.
|
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Listen, we've all got to stash our doo doos somewhere, right?
|
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A water main breaks somewhere in America once every two minutes.
|
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Best we can guess she's somewhere between 8 and 9 months.
|
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All it takes is one person somewhere to get the phone.
|
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That means each interaction costs somewhere between 2 and 3 cents.
|
|
A majority of millennials actually fall somewhere else on the spectrum.
|
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GQ's The Rock profile is open in a tab somewhere, buried.
|
|
MINT exists somewhere between institutional critique and actually being the institution.
|
|
Pretty sure that's written down in some unspoken internet constitution somewhere.
|
|
Frequent changes mean you are tempted to write them down somewhere.
|
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She'd drive as far as she could, usually somewhere around Indianapolis.
|
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I think that's the ballgame, because you have to start somewhere.
|
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That service costs somewhere between $103,000 and $3,000, the company estimated.
|
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But maybe don't mind chipping a nail somewhere in the mix.
|
|
Their joint track, "Somewhere in Paradise," has been disabled on Spotify.
|
|
"Five years ago, we'd have been somewhere in around 8 percent."
|
|
And somewhere, there's a database with all those usernames and passwords.
|
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Her eyes were fixed on him, somewhere just above his chest.
|
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Someone stood in a room somewhere and clicked the servers off.
|
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I was just looking for somewhere to hide at that point.
|
|
Is there a giant fridge-sized supercomputer under a table somewhere?
|
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It's like most things: the answer is somewhere in the middle.
|
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You go on vacation, or just exist somewhere in the wild.
|
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Board of Education and the civil rights movement, somewhere around 1950.
|
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We assume somewhere on the planet, someone is already in line.
|
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I'd say he's probably at least another week there or somewhere.
|
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"Somewhere Ann Curry is breaking out that champagne," wrote one user.
|
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By the way, the exculpatory material is in there too . . . somewhere.
|
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A good action must go somewhere; do it, let it go.
|
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It takes time, and that means you have to start somewhere.
|
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That time ended somewhere around the dawn of texting and smartphones.
|
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She was from somewhere on the east coast and very WASPy.
|
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"The answer is out there somewhere," Schubert told PEOPLE in 2016.
|
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Still, the movie could have added in a female character somewhere.
|
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He already was messed up, and somebody somewhere forgot about him.
|
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It's not exactly psychedelic, but it lies somewhere on the spectrum.
|
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There are somewhere between four and 26 pristine white Protestant churches.
|
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Each myth has played out some time, somewhere in real life.
|
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Somewhere along the line, Jeff Wilke got his own shadows, too.
|
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How difficult is it to get a job somewhere like that?
|
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My role was to keep punters from fucking off somewhere else.
|
|
I survive in NYC but I want to thrive somewhere else.
|
|
Customers will see ISO 12312-2 scrawled somewhere on the sides.
|
|
Alderson in self-imposed internet detox, and Tyrell Wellick is... somewhere.
|
|
You love a woman deeply, and then she goes off somewhere.
|
|
But somewhere around the turn of the century a shift occurred.
|
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They took me somewhere else, and I wanted to be transported.
|
|
Leaving ServiceNow 'You go somewhere else if you want that conversation.
|
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"The Venezuelan revolution isn't imported from somewhere else," he told me.
|
|
I can't go somewhere and not know where the exits are.
|
|
But in somewhere like Florida, it fluctuates between $380 to $411.
|
|
For somewhere around three months, usually longer, you are invisibly pregnant.
|
|
A huge and growing number of people live somewhere like Mikwambe.
|
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Somehow and somewhere, I know he is with my mom now.
|
|
Neutral, he said, is somewhere between 2.5 percent and 2.75 percent.
|
|
But the border is undoubtedly somewhere buried in the briefing books.
|
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Somewhere in this heady mix, the idea of Roblox came about.
|
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Somewhere between BabyGap and Lady Foot Locker the tables had turned.
|
|
"I'd be shocked if he didn't pitch again somewhere," Ausmus said.
|
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Somewhere in there, they announced Thompson would miss the entire campaign.
|
|
Each has been made to work universally somewhere in the world.
|
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If we were somewhere by ourselves, it would be very different.
|
|
Many effective contemporary public-school classrooms exist somewhere between these extremes.
|
|
Again, we are somewhere in the North, in an unnamed place.
|
|
But we have to start somewhere, and it is a start.
|
|
His body is believed to be still somewhere inside North Korea.
|
|
They need to find somewhere else to bang on their cans.
|
|
Someone, somewhere always seems to want to hang on to power.
|
|
Somewhere between Milwaukee and Minneapolis, my dinner reservation finally rolled around.
|
|
For financial services, Nannra predicts somewhere from five to 25 years.
|
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But Mr. Trump is polling somewhere between zero and 1 percent.
|
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That stuff's going somewhere no one can ever find it again.
|
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There's a nuclear bomb lost somewhere off the coast of Georgia.
|
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They all need somewhere they can survive, assimilate and later flourish.
|
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But somewhere along the way, the two started to drift apart.
|
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Audra McDonald served as host and sang "Somewhere" as an encore.
|
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Considering leaving the big city behind in favor of somewhere scenic?
|
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Somewhere between 600,000 and 650,000 people were given the drug buprenorphine.
|
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Shortfalls in state funding have to be made up for somewhere.
|
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The goal is to convince you that you are somewhere else.
|
|
Another daughter was living with a Gentile husband somewhere in California.
|
|
"Bernie is spinning around out there around Pluto somewhere," he said.
|
|
The process is daunting, but all businesses have to start somewhere.
|
|
Many economists describe that notion as somewhere between fanciful and delusional.
|
|
The skill on display lands somewhere between improv and pickup artistry.
|
|
Would a Putin emissary knife him in a dark alley somewhere?
|
|
For one, clicking somewhere on the video's timeline is basically impossible.
|
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This is real money, and it's got to come from somewhere.
|
|
While many athletes may play elsewhere, they all call somewhere home.
|
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So far, PillPack appears to be falling somewhere in the middle.
|
|
But we do have to start somewhere and build from there.
|
|
It's alluring, but she knows he is fierce somewhere deep inside.
|
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There is no such thing as a 'Muslim world' somewhere else.
|
|
But I am somewhere in the middle, stuck inside a vortex.
|
|
When you live somewhere, you have an obligation to that community.
|
|
Somehow, somewhere, that got lost, particularly by Republicans in this country.
|
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It follows that we should see that reflected in sales somewhere.
|
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The one thing I knew was that I was going somewhere.
|
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Happily for Trump, a lasting solution is somewhere in the middle.
|
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Also he hangs a puppy with a handkerchief somewhere in there.
|
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Off to the MoMA, and then maybe a nice lunch somewhere.
|
|
Somewhere along the line, all his rough edges were buffed away.
|
|
After all, the evidence of guilt must be out there somewhere.
|
|
We'd love to eat some food from somewhere we haven't been.
|
|
"I want to go somewhere far away where nobody knows me."
|
|
And surely many of those young hooligans are somewhere alive today.
|
|
Lightning fan: Nikita Kucherov has to be in there somewhere too.
|
|
Someone, somewhere, will rent any old shit you'd care to list.
|
|
Somewhere around the mid-1990s, it started to change a bit.
|
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Somewhere, in Dartmouth probably, a middle-class teen bought some grills.
|
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There must be a selfie from the evening floating around somewhere.
|
|
I just know they are out there, somewhere, in this country.
|
|
"Don't be somewhere that's going to cause you paranoia," says Wyatt.
|
|
I made friends, moved to somewhere better, got my own phone.
|
|
Over a large enough area, it's usually sunny or windy somewhere.
|
|
Apparently there's some music festival going on in a desert somewhere?
|
|
Alternative currencies include somewhere to sleep, alcohol, drugs, food, and tobacco.
|
|
Carlos Condit is floating somewhere between retirement and one more scrap.
|
|
The number of viewers dropped to somewhere between 120 and 150.
|
|
One person is a brick to somewhere bigger, they told themselves.
|
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They didn't like somewhere to be a blank on the map.
|
|
The aesthetic landed somewhere between Minecraft, iTunes visualizer, and Takashi Murakami.
|
|
Anti-vaccination content, though, appears to fall somewhere in the middle.
|
|
Does he have a VPS somewhere that he doesn't wipe down?
|
|
Somewhere out there, in some universe, he's still doing just that.
|
|
You're usually somewhere between warm and sweet or whiney and wimpy.
|
|
It's somewhere in the many boxes of Buffy memorabilia I have.
|
|
"He will catch on somewhere," Braves interim manager Brian Snitker said.
|
|
Set Resident Evil 8, or whatever it's called, somewhere equally remote.
|
|
I know it's there somewhere, but it has to find me.
|
|
Released ten years ago this month, Somewhere... is difficult to categorise.
|
|
It's somewhere that's not light or dark, not transparent or opaque.
|
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Sat in an identical small room, somewhere else on this station.
|
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During the rally, Tituss Burgess sang "Somewhere" from West Side Story.
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