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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"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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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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" Cartoon by Frank Cotham "You could go somewhere else.
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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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If they tell you they're based somewhere else, tread carefully.
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PERINO: Well, maybe they can get some from somewhere else.
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Someone from Golden Gate Ventures is somewhere else every week.
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It's not so difficult to move a business somewhere else.
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Why don't these iguanas just try to live somewhere else?
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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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If they get fired, they won't get hired somewhere else.
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So some governments have a different idea: build somewhere else.
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They offered to give me land somewhere else in exchange.
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They can download their data and take it somewhere else.
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While words like 'disestablishmentarianism' will be way off somewhere else.
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Each song is like a different band from somewhere else.
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I would love it if her interests lie somewhere else.
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These are our customers who get a mortgage somewhere else.
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Hopefully he'll get another shot to catch on somewhere else.
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She's looking to continue rowing somewhere else if she can.
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It's no secret that most trends come from somewhere else.
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I can be somewhere else in just a few keystrokes.
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The Freewrite assumes always that you will edit somewhere else.
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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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If not in China, it will be processed somewhere else.
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And the three of you went to live somewhere else?
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His hotness differed, of course; it came from somewhere else.
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We can't just go somewhere else and start all over.
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Somewhere else, a grenade had been thrown at a market.
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We're all taking in and relaying dispatches from somewhere else.
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Stop me if you've heard that argument somewhere else before.
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Now supporters are looking somewhere else for backup: Trump country.
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Lump sums can go toward buying monthly payments somewhere else.
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If they increase spending, they must offset it somewhere else.
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Excuse me, I have to go stand somewhere else now.
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"All of us came here from somewhere else," McConnell said.
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Then again, they could go somewhere else and do it.
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Or they will go somewhere else and make more money.
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Do you just pick up shop and go somewhere else?
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Then you can take them somewhere else using their imagination.
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I think they contacted the Taliban or went somewhere else.
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"These are folks who should be somewhere else," he said.
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Will the SUV video help Jameis get hired somewhere else?
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Go drink somewhere else and check back by phone intermittently.
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And if you can't plant at home, plant somewhere else.
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"If you want to protest, go somewhere else," she said.
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If it was committed, it must have been somewhere else.
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"The party crowd is going somewhere else," he told CNN.
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The hipsters in Williamsburg seemed to come from somewhere else.
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And that carbon dioxide came from somewhere else on Earth.
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I think we're going to find somewhere else to eat.
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A lot of people have moved here from somewhere else.
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The inhabitants of Rancho Viejo all come from somewhere else.
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"You can go out to dinner somewhere else," she said.
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And even then, we'll need the resources from somewhere else.
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Now they'll either end up back here, or somewhere else.
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The band would have to take its shenanigans somewhere else.
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Larsa decided to leave and stay somewhere else that night.
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If he signs somewhere else, he will be a pariah.
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Then again, maybe the sweetness came from somewhere else entirely.
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Sometimes air traffic controllers tell pilots to land somewhere else.
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They have to flip him to Calgary or somewhere else.
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If it's somewhere else on the web, send them on.
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Everybody thinks it's on the East Coast or somewhere else.
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And not just people that come here from somewhere else.
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KS: No, no, I have him doing homework somewhere else.
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Everybody was somewhere else, so people are used to it.
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I'm here because the world and its fusses are somewhere else.
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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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It's also just as possible that Shakespeare is buried somewhere else.
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Somewhere else a dentist sat mildly annoyed at the empty chair.
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Sometimes what you want will be available for less somewhere else.
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Any coal mined anywhere would just be mined somewhere else anyway.
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And yet, they're taking that money and spending it somewhere else.
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That must be a horrible show to see from somewhere else.
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Although birds may be able to fly somewhere else, landscapes cannot.
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Go somewhere else it's not that big of a deal lol.
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If it costs you votes, go find the votes somewhere else.
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I might have a different view if I lived somewhere else.
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Clearly, someone is in fact listening, somewhere else in the world.
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You might destroy it, or you might end up somewhere else.
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Does it exist somewhere else, obscured by our four-dimensional brains?
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Only hours of footage and the invitation to teleport somewhere else.
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If I wanted to do something easy, I'd be somewhere else.
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So, everyone's from somewhere else, and we also love to travel.
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A majority of millennials actually fall somewhere else on the spectrum.
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My role was to keep punters from fucking off somewhere else.
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I survive in NYC but I want to thrive somewhere else.
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They took me somewhere else, and I wanted to be transported.
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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.
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They need to find somewhere else to bang on their cans.
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The goal is to convince you that you are somewhere else.
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There is no such thing as a 'Muslim world' somewhere else.
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Sat in an identical small room, somewhere else on this station.
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Why can't she use a computer somewhere else in the building.
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She wonders if the baby would be safer living somewhere else.
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That exact diamond can often be found somewhere else for less.
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But about an hour into the game, Nook was somewhere else.
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And all of them had to start from scratch somewhere else.
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It's just you're going somewhere else and starting a new life.
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"If you want to go somewhere else, it's O.K.," she said.
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But, he said, the family's future was somewhere else: Western Europe.
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They will have to adapt, or drink wines from somewhere else.
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We went somewhere else because we had to leave the city.
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Uber drivers were working somewhere else before they were Uber drivers.
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If they go somewhere else, then we'll continue to destroy them.
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Because if you did that, you're doing something wrong somewhere else.
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Countries buying Australian coal and gas would get it somewhere else.
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"I thought it was O.K. to move somewhere else," she recalled.
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After about six months they will set up shop somewhere else.
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BUFFETT: IF YOU'RE BUYING SOMETHING – MUNGER: AND GO ON SOMEWHERE ELSE.
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In the past, going online had felt like visiting somewhere else.
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Always there is the reminder that the world lives somewhere else.
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Industries involving precision machinery are not so easily reassembled somewhere else.
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Everything is interconnected; spending more somewhere inevitably means less somewhere else.
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If you want to be creative, go do it somewhere else.
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It might hurt your career so you'll find something better somewhere else.
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The camera zooms in, the world goes grainy, and you're somewhere else.
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For those who bash theirs or my body, go hate somewhere else.
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PETKANAS: What one-year-old is breaking the law somewhere else, sir?
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Star Trek fans here, X-Files fans there, Frasier fans somewhere else.
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Kara Swisher: But not removing anti-vaxxers, just pushing them somewhere else.
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They're like these packs of ... KS: Look at that, he's somewhere else.
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Suddenly, the instrument is somewhere else between a clavichord and a Hammond.
|
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Like I'm somewhere else and somebody else, you ever feel like that?
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When she started dating, she told her boyfriend she lived somewhere else.
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And the consequences are, you're going to have to work somewhere else.
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Now they're surprised that their star player wanted to be somewhere else?
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Driving occupied your conscious mind, freeing your unconscious to be somewhere else.
|
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Other members shift as lawmakers jockey for a preferred spot somewhere else.
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Go somewhere else with that nonsense and take that bullshit someplace else.
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If it's over, it's over and I can hopefully land somewhere else.
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That's where this book and my reporting differs and goes somewhere else.
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It'll be a littler inferior if it's somewhere else, but it's okay.
|
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"I guess we'll all just have to go somewhere else," she says.
|
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Does there have to be a giant Facebook-like company somewhere else?
|
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But, the secret lay somewhere else: in how flabby the skin is.
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Almost all of that money could have been better spent somewhere else.
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I hope that we can continue to do the show somewhere else.
|
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The most dangerous rival, however, may well come from somewhere else entirely.
|
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Instead, she's taken her sexual frustrations out somewhere else: on her vibrator.
|
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But it's going to have to make up the revenue somewhere else.
|
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Whether that is Hockenheim or somewhere else remains to be seen, however.
|
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A lot of these people tend never to have gone somewhere [else].
|
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Instead, we need to put them somewhere else — and lock them up.
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Most won't be settling locally; they'll be compelled to go somewhere else.
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When people eat somewhere else, they come here and complain [about it].
|
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By the time it's been tidied up, we are already somewhere else.
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You'll have a less number of friends and focus on somewhere else.
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This is the kind of thing that happens somewhere else, not here.
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It's the sensation of "presence," the feeling that you're physically somewhere else.
|
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But whether it's California or somewhere else, the consideration is the same.
|
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The result is a reasonably convincing illusion of being somewhere else entirely.
|
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I feel like Miku probably just had to do something somewhere else.
|
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If you sit and wait, the innovation will happen, but somewhere else.
|
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But as 2016 showed, they did have somewhere else to go: home.
|
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In each spot, it's clear he has recently arrived from somewhere else.
|
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See if he's in here or if he's actually moved somewhere else.
|
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Because it's not like we have equal access to go somewhere else.
|
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A handcuffed suspect who came into the United States from somewhere else.
|
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Bringing sand from somewhere else would have violated Brazil's environmental laws, anyway.
|
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"You go somewhere else if you want that conversation," he told Pimentel.
|
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Now, all the 85 households are scattered around and live somewhere else.
|
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I don't even think about going somewhere else, but you never know.
|
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We were just going to quit and record the album somewhere else.
|
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"You could be and you could be from somewhere else," he says.
|
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Blake will either go play somewhere else or, like, get into coaching.
|
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He works somewhere else now but I have seen him briefly, recently.
|
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But if they told you 9, you would have gone somewhere else.
|
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Let me send you somewhere else, because you totally messed it up.
|
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What would you prefer, to die or to be imprisoned somewhere else?
|
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And after a while the trade and markets pop up somewhere else.
|
|
But Ringo ended up somewhere else, the police department announced last week.
|
|
Even if she were evicted, she had money to start somewhere else.
|
|
So he's looking for somewhere else — somewhere he can start dismantling anew.
|
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No one will be going through the community to get somewhere else.
|
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Which means the students will find somewhere else to take them in.
|
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"So make sure your feet are pointing somewhere else," Mr. Ribbers said.
|
|
Made sure his caretakers spoke as if they were from somewhere else?
|
|
Bernie Sanders would rather be somewhere else After the swearing-in, Sen.
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Or what if what you think is your body is somewhere else?
|
|
That day, however, the event was organized somewhere else, inside a mosque.
|
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If push comes to shove, I'll go to Mexico or somewhere else.
|
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The goal of winning more championships might have to continue somewhere else.
|
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It lifted me and transported me somewhere else and set me down.
|
|
"If it's warm somewhere, it may be cold somewhere else," Renwick said.
|
|
I'm sure they came here from Ireland, Germany, Italy or somewhere else.
|
|
If you don't spend it on roads, you spend it somewhere else.
|
|
Some have failed with the Mariners, left, and found success somewhere else.
|
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The White House appears to want that onus to fall somewhere else.
|
|
If users like it less, then they can go search somewhere else.
|
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You'd get a job working somewhere else, and you'd spread the faith.
|
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If your candidate is in one place, they cannot be somewhere else.
|
|
If you were weird somewhere else in the state, you're chill in ATL.
|
|
They try to bring down one bubble, and something pops up somewhere else.
|
|
I was like, 'Hey man, do you want me to go somewhere else?
|
|
Or is everyone just, they're free to stream somewhere else whenever they want?
|
|
That's a lot of people who now need to find purpose somewhere else.
|
|
You're coming from somewhere else, so you're not steeped in it. Exactly. Exactly.
|
|
Better a functioning exchange somewhere else than a disappointing one on the doorstep.
|
|
He was in those places but the best of him was somewhere else.
|
|
Or maybe something got in another one of the little gaps somewhere else.
|
|
They would go and play somewhere else just to get away from me.
|
|
Even without the China shock, toymaking would have moved somewhere else, some time.
|
|
So, any spending in one area will be have to offset somewhere else.
|
|
If you can come from somewhere else, why can't we all get it?
|
|
I'd be living somewhere else in a country I didn't know that well.
|
|
I guess I was somewhere else in my head with all of this.
|
|
Wintrich misrepresented what it was, and the show will open somewhere else tonight.
|
|
Maintaining revenue neutrality means making up for that money through taxes somewhere else.
|
|
And if I ever do, I will leave; I will go somewhere else.
|
|
It's a sliding tile puzzle, in which each new movement exposes somewhere else.
|
|
It was dinner time and the group suddenly had somewhere else to be.
|
|
And if we don't need those people then we'll move them somewhere else.
|
|
As a child, I loved it when a book took me somewhere else.
|
|
Exactly ... could cause a tornado somewhere else, or a lack of a tornado.
|
|
No matter your current skill set, you can probably do it somewhere else.
|
|
Am I going to have to move to somewhere else on the island?
|
|
You learn what works in one place, but it doesn't work somewhere else.
|
|
ZS: Somewhere else, I think you described the monument as a queer Stonehenge.
|
|
I was reading all this anarchist literature and thinking I belong somewhere else.
|
|
They're on tour for a long time, you might catch them somewhere else!
|
|
It's going to be wiped, so make sure it's safely stored somewhere else.
|
|
Pressure mounted on Mayor Bloomberg to kill it, or move it somewhere else.
|
|
Or Trump could speak on the steps of Congress, or somewhere else entirely.
|
|
If you ever find the white cross somewhere else, something has gone wrong.
|
|
The voice from somewhere else makes the stripped-down performance honest and otherworldly.
|
|
When it wasn't, he would later accuse me of having slept somewhere else.
|
|
Nearly half of that income is coming from somewhere else—often, an investment.
|
|
" He added: "But people may have to pick up and move somewhere else.
|
|
It's a place people drive through, heading somewhere else: the coast, the city.
|
|
It's not competitive in a way New York or somewhere else might be.
|
|
"When we imagine having kids, we think of somewhere else," Mr. Lee said.
|
|
"You worry about him overcompensating somewhere else and hurting his arm," Girardi said.
|
|
Now we'll be somewhere else — if we're lucky, with space, light and quiet.
|
|
Can we each find somewhere else to live when not in the nest?
|
|
The resulting uncertainty meant that this signal needed to come from somewhere else.
|
|
You know if you don't want to support Democrats, then go somewhere else.
|
|
Mike Isaac: Yeah, I put it less colorfully or more colorfully somewhere else.
|
|
Here's Rothman: In the past, going online had felt like visiting somewhere else.
|
|
All of the glitches in the matrix where suddenly he was somewhere else.
|
|
Grown somewhere else, however, the grapes can become wines that astonish and inspire.
|
|
"Those people were conscious that they'd come from somewhere else," he told me.
|
|
We'll get to tech news in a bit, but let's start somewhere else.
|
|
Those could end up somewhere else — maybe something owned by Disney, maybe not.
|
|
Sadly, the duo isn't sure if they will try to reopen somewhere else.
|
|
Right, and what works in one place, could it work somewhere else. Right.
|
|
Every interviewer's nightmare is for the interview subject to be somewhere else mentally.
|
|
Maybe the dinosaurs wouldn't have gone extinct if the giant meteor hit...somewhere else.
|
|
Does that mean Mercury formed somewhere else in the Solar System and migrated inward?
|
|
Our resources are limited, so they [new resources] have to come from somewhere else.
|
|
So instead of trying to move that port somewhere else, OnePlus said screw it.
|
|
Somewhere else we can see a difference involves sharing links or pictures in tweets.
|
|
But a much closer version — in fact, an almost verbatim one — exists somewhere else.
|
|
Pop music should always take you somewhere else, and the best sort regularly does.
|
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"If you're really worried about threats to the military, look somewhere else," she said.
|
|
Rene Daalder's Here is Always Somewhere Else (2007, Agitpop Media) is available from Amazon.
|
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There is always a departing train, a next stop, and somewhere else to be.
|
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"It's very hard to believe he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEarchern said.
|
|
She tells him that she loves him, but that her heart is somewhere else.
|
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Why did they pick Wisconsin and this town, in particular, rather than somewhere else?
|
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We don't want it to be stored in– on American soil or somewhere else.
|
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But Sammy wants to be somewhere else: The Lighthouse Seafood Restaurant in Dublin, Ireland.
|
|
This is then integrated into a circuit board, which could happen somewhere else again.
|
|
Obviously a lot of people are worried they're shifting to China or somewhere else.
|
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"The animals may not be here, but they will be somewhere else," said Vandenheuvel.
|
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I guess it would probably be better if I quit and worked somewhere else.
|
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Hopefully you'll be able to get your toast fix somewhere else in the meanwhile.
|
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"He is receiving outpatient care somewhere else with a medical team," says the source.
|
|
A true crisis usually comes from somewhere else, and there are lots of possibilities.
|
|
Weirdness level: 0/10 if you're American, 10/10 if you're from somewhere else.
|
|
So did they make it to the planned destination or end up somewhere else?
|
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You know, they were somewhere else but they weren't in the place, you know?
|
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The player is then free to delete the line and rebuild it somewhere else.
|
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"I believe his next opportunity will be somewhere else, not in Philadelphia," Jaworski says.
|
|
You start thinking you might be better off with a fresh start somewhere else.
|
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The next day, either fly back or fly directly somewhere else and then sleep.
|
|
I write to put some of these dark thoughts somewhere else besides my brain.
|
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These women are coming from a poor area and want to go somewhere else.
|
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If I had taken another job somewhere else, I would probably be making more.
|
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I would not have been going back to him, but the equivalent somewhere else.
|
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Because think about it: So, someone would bot him and put it somewhere else.
|
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In dress shirts and ties, they've made good in a big city somewhere else.
|
|
He had outgrown these music lessons and his school and now was somewhere else.
|
|
He is not headed to Turin, then; he is being taken somewhere else. Switzerland?
|
|
Then, you're scrolling around on the Internet only to realize it's cheaper somewhere else.
|
|
I thought when they find bombs they take them and detonate them somewhere else.
|
|
"If it was just about money, I could have gone somewhere else," he said.
|
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Can you stop the movement of your foot in time and step somewhere else?
|
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I didn't want to simply relocate the bacteria from my mouth to somewhere else.
|
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If he'd gone somewhere else, he would have given them an update, they reasoned.
|
|
" The statement adds: "Don't wait until Election Day to find somewhere else to live!
|
|
The 2016 U.S. presidential campaign as experienced by four writers originally from somewhere else.
|
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" I'm just like, "I have to put my mind somewhere else for a while.
|
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If we thought our votes were there, we would put our resources somewhere else.
|
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Whatever its name, the implication is that people are paying much more somewhere else.
|
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"I didn't really have an opportunity to go somewhere else," Swisher told VICE Sports.
|
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We can practice this stuff on the Moon that we can't imitate somewhere else.
|
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Then, you can go somewhere else and eat with your hands, double dip even.
|
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I don't think we're interested in telling stuff that you can get somewhere else.
|
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Would you be able to keep your home, or have to move somewhere else?
|
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I want the actual work to happen somewhere else, other than the painting itself.
|
|
And if it's not there, it'll inevitably be somewhere else when I wake up.
|
|
They spend a little less time there and a little more time somewhere else.
|
|
"There's always a possibility [Ri Yong-gil] might turn up somewhere else," Madden said.
|
|
" This translates to "I'll search for your heart if you take it somewhere else.
|
|
"If I had gone somewhere else, I might have done something else," she said.
|
|
Once a company has settled somewhere else, it's very hard to get them back.
|
|
If they were in Cleveland or somewhere else, maybe they wouldn't feel that pressure.
|
|
If you don't like it in the prison of your fears, go somewhere else.
|
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"Imagine for a moment if the circumstances had place you somewhere else," he wrote.
|
|
If they sound familiar, it's probably time to start moving money somewhere else:1.
|
|
Rowan would be given the chance to transfer somewhere else to finish the semester.
|
|
Of course, everyone in this country, except for Native Americans, came from somewhere else.
|
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"The problem with this place is, most people come from somewhere else," he says.
|
|
Because, somewhere else on that soundstage, you would find Caelynn Miller-Keyes also sobbing.
|
|
Originally from somewhere else, the Diving Girl had come to represent something intensely local.
|
|
Originally from somewhere else, the Diving Girl had come to represent something intensely local.
|
|
She wanted to move somewhere else, anywhere else, and make something of her life.
|
|
"The possibility remains that she's making a living somewhere else in Katmai," mused Fitz.
|
|
If you need child support from your abuser, you have to travel somewhere else.
|
|
We actors knew they would rather be somewhere else, but we loved the challenge.
|
|
"Now, it's not just something people feel like is happening somewhere else," he said.
|
|
Thought about continuing through to somewhere else but then was hungry and getting tired.
|
|
Anytime I do a particularly good show, I get lost, I go somewhere else.
|
|
It turns out there was somewhere else to look, and it was much closer.
|
|
If Amazon is "going somewhere else, the people will follow," the governor added. Feb.
|
|
If the guy goes somewhere else you figure that same process will be replicated.
|
|
Sure. Can I get all that stuff somewhere else for much less, or free?
|
|
Did he just wake up late, or is he actually now going somewhere else?
|
|
So I understand that if she's playing somewhere else, you don't feel the same.
|
|
"[T]he photograph always remains sort of an image of somewhere else," Celmins explains.
|
|
There is a song called "Je Suis D'Ailleurs" which means "I'm from somewhere else," and a lot of lyrics on there are about this, where I feel like I'm here but I don't feel like home here, I have my home somewhere else.
|
|
One is to take something that's working in one place and introduce it somewhere else.
|
|
What happens if a United States citizen with their child breaks a law somewhere else?
|
|
It all feels really ambiguous, like we could easily be somewhere else in the country.
|
|
"If my talents aren't needed here, I can take them somewhere else," he reportedly said.
|
|
For far too many people though, the focus was somewhere else entirely — on her body.
|
|
School here, soccer there, ballet somewhere else, and somehow a karate class in there, too.
|
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We all came from somewhere else, for the most part, unless you're 100% Native American.
|
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We contemplate going somewhere else, but decide to order pizza and call it a night.
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All these shooting gallery targets and the soldiers came from eBay or somewhere else online.
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The colors aren't as cool, but if you want a cheap drone, go somewhere else.
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Rivero: No. Epstein: And you grew up in the San Jose area, or somewhere else?
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"The final option is to salvage the biodiversity and put it somewhere else," Bowman said.
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If two people fall in love, great — one of them needs to work somewhere else.
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Dino said that during protests, Hong Kong police have told him to paint somewhere else.
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I didn't do a good enough job fighting suppression and finding the votes somewhere else.
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More pitched battles, though it's not clear if we're still on Mimban or somewhere else.
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The dirty task of actually making those things would happen somewhere else, at lower wages.
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I like bad theater because if it gets bad enough ... Your brain goes somewhere else.
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In fact, there's very little in the game that doesn't feel ripped from somewhere else.
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Whenever that's the excuse, economic development, energy independence, national security, then do it somewhere else.
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I've spent the majority of my time in New York (around eight years) somewhere else.
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Not long after the boy and his friends had moved away to dance somewhere else.
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That's helpful if you're uploading a photo you took a few hours ago somewhere else.
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Sorry but this new privacy policy means I have to move my notes somewhere else.
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There's the near-euphoric rush of victory against anonymized human opponents somewhere else on Earth.
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She stopped doing club appearances now, so the money needs to come from somewhere else.
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If the spotlight's on other people, you should be worried that it's going somewhere else.
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What if a test costs thousands where you live, but less than $100 somewhere else?
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Ach, now there's a pig in armor that needs me to go somewhere else entirely.
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Jesus, it turns out, has hid the two Alexandrians safely somewhere else in the house.
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"When the people come and see how it stay, they go somewhere else," Pie said.
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AND THEN COME BACK AND IN AND SPEND THE MONEY THEY'RE WITHERING AWAY SOMEWHERE ELSE.
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Reality TV is a place where people wind up on their way to somewhere else.
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Wins in more than one of these states could also offset a loss somewhere else.
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"It's possible they were resold from somewhere else," an official from Triangle's export department said.
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"It's very hard to believe that he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," McEachern said.
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The audience's attention is drawn in one direction while the real action is somewhere else.
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Read more: 19 products to buy at CVS — and 19 you should buy somewhere else
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I fell in love with you, but for some reason my heart is somewhere else.
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"I thought of the writing flying through the air, and materializing somewhere else," she said.
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If a writer somewhere else had a typo, that was just something a writer did.
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"If her kid got exposed to lead, it probably came from somewhere else," he said.
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"It's very hard to believe that he wasn't committing sexual assaults somewhere else," he said.
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I search for somewhere else to stand… the only free spot is Bibi's Beauty Palace.
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Get into the discomfort of something because it's usually trying to get you somewhere else.
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It's not a huge deal, but I wish that power cord stuck out somewhere else.
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To check which applications are starting up with macOS, you need to head somewhere else.
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Unfortunately, white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and racists would likely just find somewhere else to congregate.
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They could have ended up somewhere else but I was prepared to follow them anywhere.
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I mean, New York Times readers will go to Vox or Recode or somewhere else.
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Soccer — any sport — cannot be transported wholesale, airdropped somewhere else, and retain its true nature.
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In Haiti, the people suffer, or are still leaving for a better life somewhere else.
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My dad is retiring soon, and I told him to pick somewhere else to live.
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Was this a collection of tumors — metastasized from a cancer somewhere else in the body?
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Once I'm confident that they're not in custody somewhere else, I'll run them on Facebook.
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We could find a job somewhere else — and it would be really messy for Amazon.
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He had the number of a consultant, in case Rowan needed to apply somewhere else.
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Not long after her homecoming, her husband sensed that she would rather be somewhere else.
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World War II declared he was 93 years old and everybody comes from somewhere else.
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We don't mind waiting but Mr. W. suggests for us to try somewhere else instead.
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Rumor was that somewhere else in town, Busta Rhymes was performing at another cryptocurrency party.
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If Hope closes, those Texas patients will have to find somewhere else to go, too.
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If the image is dim and text-messagers fiddle away with impunity, go somewhere else.
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War, if and when it did come, would take place somewhere else, somewhere far away.
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Somewhere else, Salvini was hunched over his mobile device of choice, banging out fresh threats.
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"White people are Americans to Trump; everyone else is from somewhere else," Mr. O'Donnell said.
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"White people are Americans to Trump; everyone else is from somewhere else," Mr. O'Donnell said.
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And they're less likely to jump somewhere else for marginally higher wages, reducing turnover costs.
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John McCain was in all those places, but the best of him was somewhere else.
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And they put them somewhere else like Tempe, Arizona, or they put them in Tampa.
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If one gets arrested, another will pop up with a drone somewhere else, they claim.
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Because investors thought it would be safer to move their money somewhere else, of course.
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Unlike Harry Truman, the buck always stops somewhere else for Trump when things go wrong.
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He was hoping for a sunny one-bedroom co-op somewhere else in the city.
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Maybe we're both gay or behind on our taxes or should be living somewhere else.
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And bad actors often just find workarounds and go somewhere else to spread fake information.
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Bottle of wine finished, we both decided we should go somewhere else for a nightcap.
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Even if they maintain their relationships, either Kara or Justin will end up working somewhere else.
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All those features are still on the phone, but they've been buried or moved somewhere else.
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HE SAID SOMEWHERE ELSE I THINK THAT WE TAKE WHAT TRUMP SAYS SERIOUSLY, BUT NOT LITERALLY.
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But, now that you have your information, you can take it and store it somewhere else.
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"Commit to, whatever they can't put in your 401(k), you'll put somewhere else," she said.
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And tenants whose landlords treat them terribly have the option of leaving and renting somewhere else.
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That's a tough sell, because YouTube Music doesn't really offer anything you can't get somewhere else.
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I always guested on her show, but I did have the right to go somewhere else.
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I would sit next to him, with the other men, while the women sat somewhere else.
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When duties raise costs for foreign buyers, they may buy fewer, or buy from somewhere else.
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"Clitoraid," Ali concludes firmly, "need to adopt some common sense and take their UFOs somewhere else."
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Do you think you would have done it even if you guys were living somewhere else?
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To Trinh Nguyen, senior economist for emerging Asia at Natixis, the somewhere else is Bank Indonesia.
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I just can't imagine living somewhere else; it would almost feel like I am a refugee.
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We all got choices whether we want to work here or want to go somewhere else.
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But you could make it more difficult to get in, so that person goes somewhere else.
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This also means the species currently exists, undiscovered, somewhere else, but researchers aren't exactly sure where.
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If things don't go well in Ottawa, there's no guarantee he gets another shot somewhere else.
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Here's a look at 29 real reasons people decided to look for love somewhere else. 1.
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Abbas Araghchi, Iran's deputy foreign minister, says it was not going to Syria but "somewhere else".
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I'd rather have a better version of that flawed platform than a new start somewhere else.
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Is British weather even interesting, or do you ever wish you were a weatherman somewhere else?
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But I read somewhere else that the keys to a successful relationship are independence and trust.
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That's money that we could have invested somewhere else, either in our business or social development.
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Are they all zombies that just happen to be here and could be somewhere else tomorrow?
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"I've got to grow my business and profits somewhere else," beyond new vehicle sales, he said.
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The state doesn't want students getting the free education and then leaving to live somewhere else.
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Prince Harry: I'm sure she's with us yeah, you know, jumping up and down somewhere else.
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Here's why: Will I have the same, incredible opportunities to make a true difference somewhere else?
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But it hasn't been easy to find a job somewhere else and uproot her whole life.
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The battles they told us we were fighting were all happening somewhere else, for other reasons.
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The harsh reality is that for many LGBTQ people, going somewhere else simply isn't an option.
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Do you want to go somewhere else just with me and maybe we'll get your brother?
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"If it's not there, it means it's somewhere else," Fugro project director Paul Kennedy told Reuters.
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You also have the migrants who are travelling through it on their way to somewhere else.
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A: When people think about budgeting, they usually think about money coming in from somewhere else.
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"If I wanted to be in the middle of things, I'd live somewhere else," he says.
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Tony Romo will go somewhere else now, where he will try to win a Super Bowl.
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They still want to be making gasoline somewhere else while everyone is shut during a storm.
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I could have been prevented from getting hired somewhere else if he wanted to do that.
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Grace: It needs orange somewhere else to like bring it all together, otherwise you're too green.
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It was more a conduit if anything, a stop off on the way to somewhere else.
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I sometimes wonder what it would be like to live somewhere else or do something else.
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We'd all rather be somewhere else sometimes – but those desires are usually better kept to yourself.
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"If I have to grind through a season not being healthy, I'd rather be somewhere else."
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Once again, D.C. will be passed over, since Clinton plans to be somewhere else on Tuesday.
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Those are not companies, but they have no problem taking their most valuable skills somewhere else.
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On Saturday, they posted a tweet suggesting that Epstein was still alive and well somewhere else.
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They don't want to see consumers get the same drug for a lower price somewhere else.
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You start one place, go through hell and wind up somewhere else, somewhere that surprises you.
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"All of us came here from somewhere else," Mr. McConnell said, referring to Judge Curiel's heritage.
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Many people show up with their bodies, but their minds are either fried or somewhere else.
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But she also exists independently, a toddler starting her own life somewhere else in the world.
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I have to go somewhere else now—this can't be a worthy ending to the night.
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I'd like to be able to keep it in the UK and show it somewhere else.
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You are supposed to take your phone and put it somewhere else, which I don't do.
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We always can move him to an outfield corner position or first base or somewhere else.
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She doesn't want to go hang out somewhere else while I take care of adult shit.
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"The train station is a place where you can go to get somewhere else," explains Heffernan.
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Then, using physical effects, artists can fool more of your senses into feeling present somewhere else.
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Most urban artists will have to find somewhere else to take artsy selfies with their drones.
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Every dollar you save in tax credits now is going to cost you dollars somewhere else.
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You could also make a backup, and keep that somewhere else, like on a flash drive.
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If there is a wait to eat at his chosen restaurant, he will eat somewhere else.
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"I thought it was a pretty smart way to take it somewhere else," Ms. Grand said.
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Now we see the backlash to that — but if that changes, people will go somewhere else.
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He suggested getting rid of No. 7 and squeezing a short par 3 in somewhere else.
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During my second pregnancy, I worked somewhere else and at this place things went quite differently.
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While filling, I also had to avoid words whose reverse I had already put somewhere else.
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He rushed home to notify Piper's followers before they found out about his death somewhere else.
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That's today, but tomorrow it's going to somewhere else, whether it's Detroit, whether it's New Orleans.
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"If they're not willing to buy them we'll go somewhere else to sell them," Tebas said.
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We are going to look somewhere else for an example of what and how to live.
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I learned later that a teenage girl somewhere else collapsed and was helicoptered to a hospital.
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Like many workplace comedies, "GLOW" is about people who had hoped to end up somewhere else.
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But it turned out — as it so often does — that the story was somewhere else entirely.
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" — Deborah Paley, 33, Hudson Heights "Real New Yorkers are the people who come from somewhere else.
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I knew why those two characters were in the room; I wished I were somewhere else.
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Hardening one neighborhood so that water can't flow inland there means the water goes somewhere else.
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Sometimes, it'll tell me to do something simple: pick something up, then drag it somewhere else.
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Two virtual reality cabins help those who want to feel like they are somewhere else entirely.
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If it was Warner or Paramount or somewhere else maybe it would have been released theatrically.
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Everywhere is "the Brooklyn" of somewhere else; any coverage is liable to instigate a think piece.
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We're hoping to retire around 50 and then split our time between DC and somewhere else.
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Is it one of our species goals to start growing a new human race somewhere else?
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"If we can&apost make port there, we&aposll make it somewhere else," one official said.
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Instead, he said, he hopes his Palestinian neighbors will eventually seek a better life somewhere else.
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Absent serious renegotiations, they want Amazon to take its promise of 25,823 new jobs somewhere else.
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How to quit your job, make more money somewhere else, and still leave a good impression.
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The entire process took longer than quickly grabbing the attention of a human bartender somewhere else.
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Advice to any allegedly corrupt Brazilian politicians ... find somewhere else to be in the near future.
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Now, the investor's algorithm has to go somewhere else, and that's where things get even messier.
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In a follow-up tweet, the school said it hopes the shrine can be installed somewhere else.
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These winds were not only annihilating but unpredictable, dithering about offshore and then flouncing off somewhere else.
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Almost everyone involved has pointed the finger, saying they received bad information from someone or somewhere else.
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Knowing that we're stuck on this little island makes me want to go and live somewhere else.
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They attach themselves to some collective identity and wish destruction on those who attach themselves somewhere else.
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Just when I think I have my projects complete, I get another request to go somewhere else.
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I yelled at my friend to open up, but she'd gone off somewhere else in the house.
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No. Will they find the same as offensive to say just go move, go move somewhere else.
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If I were somewhere else, it probably wouldn't be as bad, but California is a lot tougher.
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"Instead of going to a recycling plant or somewhere else, it's a much better use," he said.
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They have been going on for 14 hours and, frankly, there's somewhere else he would rather be.
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Sometimes, the end result isn't exactly a tragedy; skaters might have to go somewhere else, for instance.
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Unfortunately, if you were looking for a pair of workout earbuds, you'll have to look somewhere else.
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"Presence" is the feeling of being transported somewhere else and actually being there — present, if you will.
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Bo Chou, now working somewhere else in Asia, says he feels like his past life was boring.
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We need a little cheesiness in our life right now, so please, take your snark somewhere else.
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LG: They come and pick them up and then they distribute them somewhere else more populated. Right.
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Amar'e Stoudemire said that he'd rather shower somewhere else if he knew he had a gay teammate.
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That is essentially what we are building: an attempt to convince you that you are somewhere else.
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So any increased spending on Medicaid or tax credits must be offset with more revenue somewhere else.
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If they're heading for the exits, it suggests they think the future will be brighter somewhere else.
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We know that anywhere could have been Sutherland Springs, and that somewhere else will be soon enough.
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"Our frequency allocations are based on the properties of molecules; we cannot sense somewhere else," he says.
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That's what we react to, I think: people who have the ability to take us somewhere else.
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Mind you, we aren't talking about people simply shifting companies to do the same job somewhere else.
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And I left, with my wife and two kids, to figure out what to do somewhere else.
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When you see, like, girls in those old Beatles -- old Beatles footage, they&aposre, like, somewhere else.
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"The key question is whether it's being consumed or whether it's pushed into somewhere else," he said.
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Now the miners were being asked to shoulder responsibility for someone else burning the coal somewhere else.
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Trump himself recently suggested that firms leaving China could go somewhere else -- say, Vietnam -- to avoid tariffs.
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And then I decided to go somewhere else... But Tesla opened up the EV world for us.
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If you're interested in information other than your download speed, you'll need to turn somewhere else. Fast.
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Terrified Americans might just have to look somewhere else — at least until the site goes back up.
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So any utility app should be on the front screen, everything else should be shoved somewhere else.
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If a game you're looking forward to isn't here, go read about it somewhere else, I guess.
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Rather than shooting in the air or shooting somewhere else to stop him, Corbett just killed him.
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"Don't wait until Donald Trump is elected president to find somewhere else to live," the appeal says.
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"Don't wait until Donald Trump is elected president to find somewhere else to live!" the website says.
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"That's a difference between existing as a nation and evacuating to go live somewhere else," said Willis.
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He doesn't know if he's in love with her, he explains, and his heart's somewhere else. Ugh.
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"Even if you get a lower wage than somewhere else, it could come with more purchasing power."
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It's like, if that's the set, why are you trying to make people believe it's somewhere else?
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It makes little sense to squeeze IS in one battlefield only to let it grow somewhere else.
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" Allen added, "If people want to consume marijuana by eating it, they can do it somewhere else.
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Is Alison really in New York visiting Jason (Drew Van Acker), or could she be somewhere else?
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And almost no residents have received insurance or federal assistance to allow them to move somewhere else.
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I haven't made one mistake that I haven't used as a stepping stone to get somewhere else.
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"I just want to be happy, whether it's here or it's somewhere else," Bryant said to ESPN.
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But I can't help but wonder if their time and energy would be better spent somewhere else.
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If you're going somewhere else, you can swipe down for nearby transit stations and real-time schedules.
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If we can keep them higher utilized, they can make more money per week than somewhere else.
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Galactic getaway If we continue to screw this planet up, we may have somewhere else to go.
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If you're somewhere else, like the United States, sorry, but you may find yourself back at work.
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A Silicon Valley startup called MainStreet is offering Bay Area tech workers $10,000 to live somewhere else.
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"You really do have to develop your own sound in order to breakthrough somewhere else," he adds.
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I think there are universal fantasies we have about wishing we were somewhere else, and someone else.
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The blue cheese I buy is probably full of weird chemicals and shipped over from somewhere else.
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If it was made somewhere else, I wonder what other stuff would be in it, you know?
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If you uproot a plant and put that somewhere else, it's not going to grow the same.
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It was so unbelievable that honestly, I just, I think I just stored it away somewhere else.
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People say, "Just move somewhere else, move to Jersey or the Bronx," and I have tried that.
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I often wonder what my college years would have been like if I had worked somewhere else.
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The worker put on his glasses, read the permit and pointed out that it for somewhere else.
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It's a challenge to find somewhere else to go in San Francisco, or even the Bay Area.
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My brother Rick only months ago on his bed surrounded by his family, but now somewhere else.
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"You" may be "true," but (hard swivel) "the truth has passed on" and suddenly we're somewhere else.
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People can be disassembled atom by atom and transported somewhere else, keeping their memories and consciousness intact.
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Maybe he went out and ate somewhere else, we said, but we didn't think much of it.
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It stayed shuttered for a while and I had to take my breakfast sandwich orders somewhere else.
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It was her neighbors, demanding she leave the building right away and find somewhere else to live.
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If the tax goes through, Cornell would have to make the money up somewhere else, she said.
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"You want to act this crazy, go act this crazy somewhere else," she tells her rumpled brother.
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I knew I wanted to leave the West Coast and that I wanted to go somewhere else.
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Student Opinion What was the most interesting class you have ever taken at school or somewhere else?
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If you lose leftists and black voters, you need to make up the gap heavily somewhere else.
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The homeless here, whether homegrown or from somewhere else, are estimated to number in the low hundreds.
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These workers will ask a homeless person to move somewhere else when they clean, Ms. Blair said.
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Some people in her neighborhood left their cars somewhere else and commuted, Florida Keys style, by boat.
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It wants to supplement its current head office with a second one somewhere else in North America.
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You can also use your tablet's wireless connections to clear space by keeping your files somewhere else.
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The other three Republicans claim connection to the district, though they have all recently lived somewhere else.
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And only then does it ask you: Should we still try to build a life somewhere else?
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They face incredibly harsh working conditions, often fleeing to live somewhere else, without protection, on the planet.
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Another son, Adama Anne, had planned to leave for Europe or somewhere else promising, his family said.
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"My kid and every other kid here graduates from college and moves somewhere else," Mr. Hagstrom said.
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If you're somewhere else, like the United States, sorry, but you may find yourself back at work.
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"To make the case, you really have to bring people somewhere else in their minds," she said.
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But in most cases, that's precisely what it means to be American — to have roots somewhere else.
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Many residents came from somewhere else, and brought their allegiances, perhaps even to the Patriots, with them.
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The objects were taken from their point of origin, brought somewhere else, and those items contain energy.
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One girl conceded that she did learn a lot here, more than she might learn somewhere else.
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"Connecting passengers get a totally different fare, just because your ticket started from somewhere else," he said.
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On the other hand, it might be better for Shilo to forge his own legacy somewhere else.
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"I guess we'll move somewhere else, set up our restaurant, and do the same thing," Liu said.
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The current study's results don't definitively prove that the brain can't regenerate neurons past teenhood somewhere else, though.
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I think we need to clean up our mess before we start making a new mess somewhere else.
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"The experience is so strong that part of your brain acknowledges that you are somewhere else," says Porter.
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It was on my back, but the jersey tattoo covered it, so I'll redo that one somewhere else.
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"Labor is no longer cheap and abundant, so companies are looking for somewhere else to invest," he said.
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People come for a drink and go for dinner somewhere else and then come back and have pie.
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If you sell electric vehicles but don't have clean electricity production, you just shift the problem somewhere else.
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In this event, Cruz's next opponent would probably be pulled from somewhere else in the bantamweight top-10.
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Sometimes I'll be trying to make analogies—to find somewhere else where we've solved a similar problem before.
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About a third of Asians who have left their country have laid their hats somewhere else in Asia.
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By one estimate, 60% of Emirates flyers use Dubai as a layover on the way to somewhere else.
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Gwede Mantashe, the party's secretary-general, worried that the list of new ministers had been compiled "somewhere else".
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There's no clear way to take your story somewhere else, or write outside the app and upload it.
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Come on—setting your jersey on fire because a player exercised his contractual right to play somewhere else?
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And after all this, they reassigned him somewhere else where he might act this way to other girls.
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I think most people seemed to just be really excited for a flight to somewhere else––a city.
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That's how it's supposed to work — because the wall was designed to get them to go somewhere else.
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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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"You don't see people checking their phones or yawning or wishing they were somewhere else," Ms. Neumann said.
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And maybe that would have been fine, had Evernote started giving users more for their money somewhere else.
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Gender refers to the identity you present to the world: male, female, or somewhere else along the spectrum.
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Luke is ready to run and start a new life somewhere else now that Cottonmouth knows his secret.
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He said he would rather sit in the stands and cheer on his Vols than play somewhere else.
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Cut out backgrounds from photosSeen something in an image you want to lift out and use somewhere else?
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That's a part of my job, like today I am in South Carolina, tomorrow I'll be somewhere else.
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So if you want to make more money, you've got to find the source of it somewhere else.
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Or, like so many people, she could have decided she needed to go somewhere else to grow professionally.
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Just make sure your upgrades aren't let down by a weak link somewhere else in the audio chain.
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Well, if you're in the market for some stupid click-bait humor, you better look somewhere else, bozo.
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To Dye For reminds us that so much of what now feels familiar once came from somewhere else.
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More likely, it's because they're coming from somewhere else — and they can't wait to tell you about it.
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You probably don't see these objects moving around — more likely, they just reappear somewhere else in your house.
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"The reality is that the Saudis couldn't simply buy their weapons somewhere else," Engel said in a statement.
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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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He might have been eaten by dogs or some other people removed him and put him somewhere else.
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Why do they need to come to a platform, and type everything, when that info is somewhere else.
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No one other locations will close, and Chou says that the group hopes to reopen somewhere else downtown.
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If they increase spending, they must offset it somewhere else, perhaps by delaying the repeal of Obamacare's taxes.
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" In speaking to The Hollywood Reporter earlier this month, Anderson said, "Once we agreed, negotiations happened somewhere else.
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I don't really appreciate the pace of change and innovation until I go somewhere else in the country.
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They'll end up going somewhere else, or using a different number or different name to claim a table.
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The company has certainly worked hard to ensure that they keep spending with Alibaba, and not somewhere else.
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I would like to eventually live somewhere else, but right now, living here makes a nice quality life.
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KS: Well, he was saying the U.S. hackers just aren't as good as the ones from somewhere else.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Adl is in Syria, North Africa or somewhere else, American intelligence officials said.
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On Russian TV, they say, 'Look, the Ukrainians are bombing Donetsk,' but actually it's footage from somewhere else.
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I am not in this scene; I am somewhere else, with the soothing sound of water running by.
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Somewhere else it might be okay, in the hills, for example, or with more space in the desert.
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The other needs attention as though his heart would stop beating if the spotlight were turned somewhere else.
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If you click on the Bowen Farm or Friendly Bike pages, TripAdvisor nudges you toward reserving somewhere else.
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You are building on this to get somewhere else, whereas this is where you should be focused on.
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Many employees stay at companies less than five years before hopping over to a new job somewhere else.
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To do so, senators will have to find money somewhere else to keep under the $1.5 trillion figure.
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But we don't have any other place to go, we cannot afford to rent a house somewhere else.
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But they can also be a portal to somewhere else, which opens up the possibility of positive resolution.
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In this event, Pettis' next opponent would need to be plucked from somewhere else in the featherweight division.
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Well, the cultural thing is easy, like her culture is Artemis, she's ... Displaced, right, it's somewhere else. Yeah.
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She also mentioned that if I declined to take the meds, I'd have to seek help somewhere else.
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If you want to transfer those tokens somewhere else, you'll have to sell them for USD, GBP, etc.
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Is it from friends, family members, trusted adults, strangers, a television show, an online forum or somewhere else?
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"Nobody in this business can easily take a car line and move it somewhere else," said the consultant.
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One moment he's talking about today's pop musicians and their laziness, the next moment he's somewhere else entirely.
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So we decided to take that $25 million that we were spending annually and put it somewhere else.
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Aspirational reading has its place, but don't worry about striving to get somewhere else; you are already there.
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My father came on the line and asked me to let them know when I landed somewhere else.
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Because we've all been there; we've all been Ladybird, crying about relationships while bombs went off somewhere else.
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Because we've all been there; we've all been Ladybird, crying about relationships while bombs went off somewhere else.
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And I'd move it somewhere else and it would be right over here next to the stairs again.
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As the pain got more intense, she tried to breath through it and imagined she was somewhere else.
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The Pawtucket Red Sox were on their way somewhere else, when Mondor, a retired Rhode Island businessman, intervened.
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Nor is he afraid to alter a finished drawing in order to move forward and get somewhere else.
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Now some gifted child hitting forehands and backhands, in Majorca or somewhere else, knows where to start dreaming.
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They will be creating languages from somewhere else in Martin's world that could be featured in future spinoffs.
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If they don't like it, transgender defenders say, they can either get over it or go somewhere else.
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"Saying Leia had passed away, or that she was off somewhere else, felt like a cheat," Abrams said.
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I thought we'd be somewhere else — namely, the Judiciary Committee hearing room, where so much history has happened.
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Why did you choose to build a hub in New York and not somewhere else in North America?
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"Most people would just as soon not have it and prefer it went somewhere else," Mr. Weber said.
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Children's Books THE SONG FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE By A.F. Harrold Illustrated by Levi Pinfold 217 pp. Bloomsbury. $16.99.
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Maybe we should accept that it's time to look for innovative ideas somewhere else in the computing experience.
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Or it means riffs on forms borrowed from somewhere else — Renaissance Europe, say, or the greater Islamic world.
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Either you were renting the spare bedroom in the apartment or your host was temporarily staying somewhere else.
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"Eli liked to have a wing man, because the retaliation always seemed to go somewhere else," Hasselbeck said.
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I thought we'd be somewhere else—namely, the Judiciary Committee hearing room, where so much history has happened.
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"Don't run away from problems, because you're going to have them when you go somewhere else," said Mahadevan.
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She knows she could be making more money somewhere else, but she wouldn't enjoy her day as much.
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If Trump does lose Pennsylvania's 20 electoral votes, say, then he has to make them up somewhere else.
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The few times I've had to deal with celebrity, I've read the same thing they say somewhere else.
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Often their children have already left, either to college or in search of a better job somewhere else.
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"I like the wall, I support the president, I wish they'd find the money somewhere else," Shelby said.
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"If it had been somewhere else, maybe I would have let it ride," the patient told me recently.
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He's not going to be in season three, but it takes place when he's still alive somewhere else.
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Also, getting to the ruins was always a wild card: the addresses I found online [led somewhere else].
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I will be like in Rome or Hawaii or somewhere else, and you will never see me again.
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So if we're gonna spend money going to China, we'll figure out how to save money somewhere else.
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It was the era of hitchhiking, and everybody passed through Winnipeg in the middle of going somewhere else.
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"This is heavy feels music and is meant to take us somewhere else," Markiewicz says of the project.
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But this is a special episode which we recorded somewhere else in New York City at Joe's Pub.
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Finally, the pensive "It's Raining Somewhere Else" soothes the nerves with purring keyboard figures that indeed evoke rainfall.
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Cancino and his comrades were given eight days to leave the hotels and find somewhere else to stay.
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So we show him the cheapest price, but if he wants to go somewhere else, that's fine too.
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KS: You're trying to poach Google or wherever, somewhere else, or how do you do that recruiting part?
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He figures that his ancestors spent a lot of time in the woods wishing that they lived somewhere else.
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Or even when it was a good party, I was always just passing through on my way somewhere else.
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Even if the Rikers population is halved, that means placing thousands of inmate beds somewhere else in the city.
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"I will have to take my father somewhere else for his dialysis, maybe a private hospital," she told Reuters.
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If New York City erects a wall around itself, it doesn't stop flooding, it just pushes it somewhere else.
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So, they need to make quite a significant case, go up the chain or take budget from somewhere else.
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So now might be a good time to scrub those tweets and save those fun gifs for somewhere else.
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Such policies, the BMJ authors noted, might only drive especially desperate people to purchase more dangerous drugs somewhere else.
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It was not clear whether someone inside Trump's campaign made the image or whether he found it somewhere else.
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"If you are interested in stories with happy endings, then you would be better off somewhere else," he says.
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The US Air Force meant to fire those somewhere else, and would really like it if you return them.
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Or perhaps just download your photos from Flickr to a hard drive (here's how) and upload them somewhere else.
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He looked as if he'd rather be somewhere else, a quieter place, a vaster one, with fewer flashing lights.
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"Iran is an important market for us and I hope that we can compensate from somewhere else," he said.
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Mary Bloomer says she still doesn't understand why SpaceX chose Boca Chica instead of somewhere else without a neighborhood.
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"We live somewhere else, but it still feels as if we live there," Ms. McLean said of the neighborhood.
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On the weekends, when he's not working, he lives in an actual house, somewhere else in the same province.
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When he announced his retirement, speculation swirled that the 47-year-old would be heading somewhere else in tech.
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Image: ScreenshotDon't wipe the originals until they're safely on your new computers and safely backed up somewhere else too.
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Netflix does it to augment its existing business — selling bundles of content other people have already run somewhere else.
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You started off as a CNN — you started off before that as a journalist somewhere else, in the Philippines.
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Residents who decide, in their confusion, that they want to go somewhere else tend to line up patiently there.
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That housing has real cash value, because it means you don't have to pay rent to live somewhere else.
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Cry somewhere else," one user wrote, while another chimed in, "For real, y'all had 8 years to catch up.
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"It was definitely nice to connect and get out of my house somewhere else with other people," she shares.
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They likely came from a much larger bee hive somewhere else on the base, according to Chief Master Sgt.
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So Google is caching or saving this private information somewhere else that isn't just tied to my Gmail account.
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Even Holly had dreamed of being somewhere else — and it had taken awhile, but I'd finally made it there.
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But I always think there's something very risky about that, because it also positions them as somewhere else, right?
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The NHL didn't just revamp its stats, or get around to uploading information that was already available somewhere else.
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He chose Memphis even when many blacks told him to go somewhere else, anywhere else, just not that place.
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Video resolution is 1,216 x 1,216, which looks good on your phone, or when you export it somewhere else.
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She doesn't know if they stayed in the airport or if they got up and moved to somewhere else.
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Otherwise, you're making everyone wish they worked somewhere else because management is too inept to handle touchy subjects effectively.
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Unified accounts means I can take that progress and bring it somewhere else, for good times with different friends.
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Fake news is like a horrible weed: just when you think you've eradicated it, another pops up somewhere else.
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Other times, it's a suggestion to change a process, either on our team or somewhere else in the company.
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So instead of going down that route, blossoming hackers in Germany are likely to head somewhere else: the CCC.
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Because Rousey's fighting future is so foggy, Holm's next opponent will probably have to be picked from somewhere else.
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"He was just at a point where he was ready to start anew somewhere else," Brett Hundley Sr. says.
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That's not really the school's fault — but the parents should really consider sending their kids somewhere else in Monterey.
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And that's part of the reason I hope that it's more valuable to work at Fader than somewhere else.
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I feel like it allows you to let go a lot more, and really feel like you're somewhere else.
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Think of it as moving house — you'll always treasure that chapter of your life, but you're somewhere else now.
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My eyes were still focused on the wasp trying to escape my trap, but my ears were somewhere else.
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"If there's a nuclear war somewhere else, you're likely to be severely effected by these temperature drops," Toon said.
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Unless politicians act, say Messrs Ek and Lorentzon, the firm could choose to grow somewhere else—Silicon Valley, perhaps.
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Two factors that might help shape your decision: How disruptive would it be for you to move somewhere else?
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"If it's not there, it means it's somewhere else," runs the infallible logic of Paul Kennedy, boss of Furgo.
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If they keep losing there, is it worth it to keep spending millions that could be spent somewhere else?
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Somewhere else, lay sisters tend to bees in straw apiaries or bend with rakes over rows of waxy cabbages.
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You think he is going to move in one direction and then he shifts direction and goes somewhere else.
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When I have my mind set on something, it's very hard for me to derail or go somewhere else.
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" If the government awarded every family just $200,000, he continues, each could get "a really nice house somewhere else.
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What if I found somewhere else for us to go—would she stay a day or two, at least?
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This is the first and most crucial question of a hurricane survivor's journey: Return home, or go somewhere else?
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O.K., so you'll probably catch wind of the hate somehow, either through social media, blog posts or somewhere else.
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If you think you know Ogg from somewhere else -- he's the voice of Trevor in Grand Theft Auto V.
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He believes he can go back and produce movies, or he can just as easily do it somewhere else.
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One would think that millionaires would find somewhere else to eat, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
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She cooked all this stuff, even though maybe it originates in Lebanon or Jordan or Iraq or somewhere else.
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Part of the problem is that science feels distant, something that's done in labs behind closed doors somewhere else.
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So, if I want to see mountains and shit, I have to go upstate or just somewhere else entirely.
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That would go super viral, then die out, and then go viral again because somewhere else picked it up.
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It's so close yet it looks like you've taken a 15-hour flight and have arrived somewhere else entirely.
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Given Sal's position, it goes without saying that Felix won't be able to start his own festival somewhere else.
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A bank is unlikely to tell you to sign up for a cheaper credit card somewhere else, for example.
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"You can't sit on applications anymore, because people have options and they will go somewhere else," Ms. Specht said.
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Why would I go somewhere else where I'd have to repeat that long order to a new deli guy?
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"That was the first I'd ever heard of our cars being made somewhere else and sold here," he said.
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And there's always the talk of, well, if you take them off this platform, they'll just move somewhere else.
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She is not afraid to paint over whatever she has on her canvas in order to get somewhere else.
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But after my first verse, it takes a turn and goes somewhere else with the martyrs, big and small.
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How can you get mad at people for ripping you off when the meme is taken from somewhere else?
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The Hulu stuff is going to ... The NBCUniversal stuff is going to come off Hulu, go to somewhere else.
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A rat snake eats all the redbird babies, and the parents build another nest somewhere else and try again.
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There was the distant, muffled cheer from those three tall tiers, but it seemed to be happening somewhere else.
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This traveling Cirque du Soleil show, subtitled "A Waking Dream of Mexico," goes to lay its head somewhere else.
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Christina often dreams of what life would be like somewhere else, where being 10 does not mean being trapped.
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Our other Chinese suppliers who haven't already set up in Cambodia or somewhere else will get hurt the worst.
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But as they get wealthier, they consume more, and every bit they consume represents carbon emissions generated somewhere else.
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It also can cover the cost living somewhere else if you can't remain in your home after a storm.
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As China has faced criticism, Chinese authorities have pushed back, suggesting that the virus may have originated somewhere else.
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For years, "follow the water" has been the mantra of NASA and indeed humanity's search for life somewhere else.
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She wished that the people who were actually responsible, whoever they might be, would move the lion somewhere else.
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There are still places in this world — possibly many of them — where people are not always heading somewhere else.
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If nobody knows much about wine — and believe me, I've seen plenty of shops like that — go somewhere else.
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WM: The city council agreed to just move the statues somewhere else and change the name of the part.
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It doesn't go back into our aquifer, because they're putting it in a bottle and shipping it somewhere else.
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Villalaz said he called Blackwell a "racist (expletive)" and said all Americans came from somewhere else, the complaint says.
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"I will never invest in an entrepreneur who is still in school or still working somewhere else," says O'Leary.
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She lived with him till she was 6, when her parents swooped down and parceled her out somewhere else.
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But if something doesn't feel right during your visit, listen to your instincts and — if possible — go somewhere else.
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How does it play out across fields, whether in politics, the arts, business, technology, education, sports or somewhere else?
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Always on our way to somewhere else, and to some other state, are we ascending, or descending, or both?
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I thought it must have been used somewhere else, but as far as I can tell, it's just me.
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And her showing up was a sign of disrespect for that work — she can hold a rally somewhere else.
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I think that when that starts to happen, whether in Afghanistan or somewhere else, it's time to move on.
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And so, Dos Santos' next opponent will have to be pulled from somewhere else in the UFC heavyweight division.
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I think it just speaks to the power of VR to really make you feel like you're somewhere else.
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This wall is itself unbroken; nevertheless, at its foot is a trail of crumbled tile borne from somewhere else.
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" At this point Rycroft appeared to look somewhere else in the chamber, leading Safronkov to shout: "Look at me.
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Winogrand might have said that, that it was there, evident in her face, that sharp fragrance of somewhere else.
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"They will need to either move somewhere else or they will just disappear," one of the study's authors said.
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And when we're having a glass of something in our backyard, we want to believe we could be somewhere else.
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The women from Germany and I say goodbye, since they have to catch a train to somewhere else in Vietnam.
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My friends might not pick up the SNES Classic, but I can still convince them to try Earthbound somewhere else.
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We'd pick him up by his T-shirt, right in the middle of his back, and deposit him somewhere else.
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They want to be given land to settle somewhere else in the region, something which the authorities have ruled out.
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LEWANDOWSKI: I don&apost understand -- SMITH: To be clear -- PETKANAS: What one-year-old is breaking the law somewhere else?
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Then you have to be transferred somewhere else where you will be allowed to take back control over your life.
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The key is to think about files you're never going to make use of or that you've got somewhere else.
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Maybe trying to navigate into something with a little less political pressure behind it, the same job, just somewhere else.
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At one point, Jennifer considered returning to Akiachak, calling district employees to see if she could be housed somewhere else.
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A song transports you somewhere else and you're constantly afraid that a distraction or mistake will make you lose it.
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You ask people to bring something to you, and you ask people to take something to someone or somewhere else.
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But both Bigelow and Musk really want to use the ISS to get somewhere else—like the moon or Mars.
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Generic art hangs on the walls, old magazines line a table, and everyone looks like they'd rather be somewhere else.
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The hope is that new riders will try the cycle somewhere else and then need to have it at home.
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In order to get closer to more "revenue neutral" tax cuts, it will be necessary to raise money somewhere else.
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But if you are interested in climate change, you might better off going somewhere else instead—say over to NASA.
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There are small group of companies who will decide to list somewhere else besides the local markets here in Asia.
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Although Mr. Ratburn's queer reveal was widely applauded, kids in Alabama will have to find somewhere else to watch it.
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"You're in your body, but your mind is somewhere else," she said of an email she sent Diaz on Sept.
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"He was shot three times, once on the nipple, once on his hand and somewhere else," Lopez told the Times.
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Eventually you run out of space, and your idea is over there, out of scale with your body, somewhere else.
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So, if you don't take SoftBank's money, they're gonna go somewhere else and the VCs probably feel the same way.
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But if you were looking to get a cheap HTC smartphone this year, it's probably best to look somewhere else.
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He said he'll now try to leave Puerto Rico and find work somewhere else, maybe Chicago where his brother lives.
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Then, in a blink, the demonstrators would move somewhere else, using the subway—when they could—to outrun the authorities.
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I played the wackiness more on stage — it's possible on film to go somewhere else, to be more narrowly observant.
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And then it's a one-way Google street, and it's very difficult to find a turn to go somewhere else.
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They're planning to work with Hosang to reinstall the shrine somewhere else on campus, which he said he's open to.
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We violate that trust — and that data goes somewhere else — we're sort of violating the core principles of our product.
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He's going to be there for at least a few days, then I anticipate the rehab will continue somewhere else.
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Somewhere else in the building, conservatives mounted their own attacks on the Senate Intelligence and House Energy and Commerce meetings.
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I'll miss having this budget when I go somewhere else; this kind of financial freedom is not typical in archives.
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So with that in mind, here are three ways to save your existing Vines somewhere else before it's too late.
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Unfortunately, the city Target doesn't have everything I need, so I'll have to stop somewhere else later in the week.
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So, a team of scientists decided to transplant them somewhere else in the case of these rats—onto their necks.
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Putting it somewhere else and charging a market rent for the site could create new revenue for the education budget.
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It's not fair to the moviegoer that they'd have to find out the details of this unexplained thing somewhere else.
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When water moves very slowly through a rock, "it strips out the elements and moves them somewhere else," he explained.
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But magma moving toward one place is moving away from somewhere else; the lava lake in the summit was sinking.
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"You're taking all this biodiversity out of one ecosystem and creating these piles of shit somewhere else," Waltner-Toews says.
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Actors ranging from Brad Pitt to Will Smith have struggled with their ability to sound like they're from somewhere else.
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"There's nothing that's happening in the production that isn't also happening in reality somewhere else in the world," Macmillan said.
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Kevin says the current climate surrounding the dinner is tough, and he's more interested in spreading positive vibes somewhere else.
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Once you have it, you can't really have it taken away from you because you can always go somewhere else.
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Which is what makes it so difficult to monitor, because the fishermen can just say it came from somewhere else.
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Handy's research asks how your brain is responding to its present surroundings when it has decided to wander somewhere else.
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Who wouldn't jump at the opportunity to immerse themselves in another culture and discover what life is like somewhere else?
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We're all for her attitude: If your partner won't give you what you want or need, get it somewhere else.
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We're always trying to understand that we're actually here, we're breathing, and we're touching, but our minds are somewhere else.
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Streets can appear black or Asian when they are actually full of black or Asian shoppers who live somewhere else.
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We will open a couple of offices throughout the next year in Europe and maybe somewhere else in the world.
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And then when we get canceled because it's too outrageous, we'll take it somewhere else and do something with it.
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Take advantage of all of it, whether the nearest metropolis to you is London, Chicago, San Francisco, or somewhere else.
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As it stands, there's no easy adjustment Boston can make to fix those problems without constructing another hurdle somewhere else.
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If the information is published somewhere else, such as on a Tor hidden service, it can take around 24 hours.
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"I really was on the point of going somewhere else" when she acted, Mr. Noseda said in a telephone interview.
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You make friends so easily, and when you get tired of people, you hop on a train for somewhere else.
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If the overhead bin above your seat is full but there's space somewhere else, the attendant may place it there.
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The success of South Carolina has come about because BMW chose to put its plant there rather than somewhere else.
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But if I hadn't been here, I would have been somewhere else and have led the same kind of life.
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Finally we found our protagonist Josebe, a Basque immigrant in a Chilean retirement home, who is certain she's somewhere else.
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It's rare to have a blast from the past that first appeared somewhere else, but today that's what we're solving.
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Exactly where you peg her lead — two points or six points or somewhere else — is a lot hazier than usual.
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Similarly, noncompete agreements severely restrict the most important power workers have: the ability to quit and go work somewhere else.
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The question "Should we leave?" presupposes that there's somewhere else to go, and in this shrunken world there really isn't.
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When she locates a place to sublet, she finds a reason to abandon ship so she can sublet somewhere else.
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When she hangs up the phone, it's with that slightly distracted manner of someone who's got somewhere else to be.
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I tried to convince them to meet somewhere else, but they said they had already shifted the order to China.
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As the interview ends and Padilla exits the bar, I hear a commotion coming from somewhere else in the lobby.
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Which is all to say that it's difficult for me to even imagine working somewhere else in media besides Vox.
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And for some, this town is just a simple pit stop off Highway 270 on the way to somewhere else.
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Columbia, South Carolina, Mayor Stephen Benjamin told CNN that he though they may have been "brought in" from somewhere else.
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About New York Just about every other person you might meet in New York City has come from somewhere else.
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That is surprising to me, unless they're trying to play to their base somewhere else that thinks this is great.
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If he needs to live somewhere else to be a happier person I'm not going to get in his way.
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That gives you enough time to get the feel and decide if you want to stay, or go somewhere else.
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"I see myself as a die-hard fan who happens to live somewhere else," Hogeveen wrote in a WhatsApp message.
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Just because a cornbread recipe isn't in the bread section does not mean it isn't in the box somewhere else.
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About 95 percent of all the food Alaskans eat comes from somewhere else, according to the Alaska Food Policy Council.
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He thought it was possible that music Americans consider angry would be considered scary by people who live somewhere else.
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Many Houston residents who were out of town when Hurricane Harvey made landfall are stuck between home and somewhere else.
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That&aposs the equivalent of sending all residents of New York, Los Angeles, and Denver to go live somewhere else.
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His mind may be somewhere else entirely — golf, lunch, the witch hunt, that funny thing he saw on the street.
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Instead of constantly reminding travelers of somewhere else, it is time for Milwaukee to lock down its own authentic feel.
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"I ran towards her and then a police guy stopped me and told me to move somewhere else," he says.
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"Every night when we go sign autographs there are school groups from Alberta or somewhere else in Canada," he said.
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The Tiffany diamond, a 210.64-carat dreadnought that Lady Gaga wore to the Academy Awards last year, was somewhere else.
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What if I hadn't had to worry whether Valerie had to be somewhere else to take care of other people?
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I merely said it would be embarrassing if he were in Purgatory but even more embarrassing were he somewhere else.
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"He&aposs either staying in New England, he&aposs retiring, or he&aposs going to play somewhere else," Schefter said.
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At best, they will be caught in the stagnant air, for someone else to try, maybe later and somewhere else.
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She didn't know how, exactly, to tell her mother that she had come to think of somewhere else as home.
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"People use cloakers, which hide your identity, making you look as if you are someone and somewhere else," she said.
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He simply gives Ellie money from the Anavrin safe and tells her to go start a new life somewhere else.
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And it's that scale that makes proposals to move NASA's earth-science program somewhere else a recipe for taxpayer waste.
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"These findings represent usage through the SEC, so we can't observe whether you went through somewhere else," Crane told CNBC.
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America famously does not value family or home ownership (only gun ownership); go somewhere else if you want those things.
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If you feel like you already know Leanne, it may be because you've seen actress Nell Tiger Free somewhere else.
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Bruno had his backgammon set on the chair beside him, though the contest was likely to be moved somewhere else.
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"We certainly want the best for him, whether he is here or whether he is somewhere else," Garrett said Monday.
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Most hires stay on for about four-and-a-half years, then take a tech job somewhere else, said Hsu.
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A self-described policy wonk, she grew up somewhere else, Atlanta, and got a taste of politics as a student.
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Boîte New York night owls have hooted for years that the wildest, weirdest after-dark scenes have flourished somewhere else.
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The bride and groom are Ana (Inma Cuesta), Laura's sister, and Joan (Roger Casamajor), a nice guy from somewhere else.
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In the Bronx, the site is a police tow pound in the Mott Haven neighborhood; the courthouse is somewhere else.
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Is it our democratically elected government and representatives here or someone somewhere else with different kind of public policy considerations?
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I guess if I get deported I will just travel the world and eventually move to Mexico or somewhere else.
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Whether or not this works for her at ESPN, it seems like she's someone now who could go somewhere else.
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But if you have relatives in Ohio or Pennsylvania or somewhere else, encourage them to use their voice as well.
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If Chinese products suddenly become more expensive, they'll buy those same products from somewhere else, and Chinese businesses will lose money.
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"If I could transfer my American University enrollment to an AU campus somewhere else in the world, I would," she said.
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Like Breath, like "The Evil Genius of a King," we witness something, but its meaning is offstage, implied, definitely somewhere else.
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That means if you spot the item for less at the same store or somewhere else, you could get money back.
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It's just going to pop up somewhere else, for example, the Vietnamese or the EU surpluses with the U.S. will increase.
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Watch them come to work to a completely empty desk and have to find their things somewhere else in the office.
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Even if we made plans to have breakfast together, if they weren't serving beer yet, we'd have to go somewhere else.
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This immediately means that ecosystems and people living somewhere else where it would have rained will no longer get this rain.
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That is, provided Schröder doesn't make good on what he said in October and look for a starting gig somewhere else.
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BLM's logic was simple: If coal plants didn't get the coal from these leases, they would get it from somewhere else.
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They "don't have an alternative, they don't have somewhere else to support to lift up at least some women," said Flores.
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If you are not prepared to pay the asking price, you can walk away none the worse and try somewhere else.
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And Credible is so confident in its rates, it will give you $200 if you find a better rate somewhere else.
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It's common for proponents of defunding Planned Parenthood to argue that women can and should "go somewhere else" for their care.
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Even if 8chan were somehow to be taken down, white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and racists would find somewhere else to congregate.
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"This is Missouri, I understand if we were somewhere else like New York or California, people would freak out," he said.
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Like an addict who's run out of their drug of choice, we'll just go looking to get our fix somewhere else.
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The area was marked with blood, but authorities suspected the lady had been slain somewhere else days earlier, if not weeks.
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A long-standing trope in science fiction is that moment when humanity first meets life from somewhere else in the universe.
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" He added: "There's a realization that the answer to our problem can't be taking water from someone else or somewhere else.
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It's the perfect launching pad for any written idea as long as you're willing to make your final edits somewhere else.
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"Neither here nor there" is also a great description of CHIPS, which always seems to be on its way somewhere else.
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"I fell in love with you, but my heart is somewhere else," Fletcher tells one man tearfully as she says goodbye.
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But if it were up to many people in Hawaiʻi, native and non-native, the telescope would be built somewhere else.
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Given these variables, its possible that Lawler's next opponent will have to be pulled from somewhere else in the welterweight division.
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I have a weird obsession with lip motifs and saw something similar to this somewhere else, but for much more money.
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The sum of these smaller changes make a street a destination in itself—not just a way to get somewhere else.
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Anti-Google ads: These have appeared around California with phrases like "search for diversity of thought somewhere else," per Business Insider.
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But it's not a choice unless the player has options, like the ability to waive their clause and go somewhere else.
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Like pressing on a balloon, cutting the supply simply makes the air bubble pop up somewhere else, rather than eliminating it.
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Tariffs against Chinese commodity steel would be futile—because, in a world market, steel from somewhere else would take its place.
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It's a way of working with an object but also taking it somewhere else, imagining some other way it could be.
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She hesitated to go in and considered leaving to eat somewhere else with her children — one of whom is a toddler.
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If 80% of a video's viewers are from somewhere else, a creator won't make as much in AdSense revenue, Mandich said.
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"Leave the bed, go somewhere else, and do something else, then try [to sleep] again in 20 minutes," Dr. Kothare says.
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If you don't like a Christian college's rules against swearing, pornography and expressing disbelief in God, you can go somewhere else.
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"I would be right here in Iowa or New Hampshire or South Carolina or Nevada or somewhere else campaigning," he said.
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The trick is that, in order to get the money for your legislation, you have to take it from somewhere else.
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Around 6 percent of Portland's population ages 65 and older moved there from somewhere else in 2016, according to the report.
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Read more: Thailand might move its capital somewhere else because Bangkok is getting too busy and is constantly covered in smog
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With that in mind, here are 16 products to buy at Walgreens — and 15 more you should probably buy somewhere else.
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"When you start looking at the numbers, we're going to need people from somewhere else to help do it," said Okrepkie.
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But the most recognizable evangelist in the world will be somewhere else – in the paradise he spent his life preaching about.
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I had somewhere else to go, another country to turn to if it became too difficult to live in this one.
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He said Trump had apparently got his information from newspaper reports, which Russian officials have already denied, or from somewhere else.
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And all of them will transport you somewhere else—whether you're sitting on a beach towel or on your own couch.
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Landfill permitting is becoming more stringent, while countries can no longer just ship their trash somewhere else to be dealt with.
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I was somewhere else, my head was in Heidegger and Hegel and I was writing about constants of time and futurity.
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"They reminded me of my best friends, and it made me think they were still having a good time somewhere else."
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This used to be a place where I wanted to raise my kids, but now I want to go somewhere else.
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You can spin round and round there, in the shadow of his castle, or you can take your vehicle somewhere else.
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Then, when the parties get too popular and become a potential target, they close down until they pop up somewhere else.
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"I see us either having to reduce staff or leverage funding somewhere else," says Randal Serr, director of Take Care Utah.
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Maeve Higgins is the author of "Maeve in America: Essays by a Girl From Somewhere Else" and a contributing opinion writer.
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So I joined the "brain drain" — the diaspora of Puerto Ricans with the means and professional prospects to start somewhere else.
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"There are some who chose to go to a rally somewhere else tonight," Mr. Espy said at a church in Jackson.
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Rocks will reappear somewhere else on the island in a few days, and trees will disappear unless you replant them later.
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And yet the novel is about more than just adolescent angst, a young girl's longing to be somewhere else, someone else.
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Officials believed at the time that someone might have picked up her phone and taken it somewhere else, Big Hair said.
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What was less predictable was where such thinking led some designers: not to the depths of despair, but somewhere else entirely.
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For example, a restaurant will re-sell cheese or charcuterie, and the wine is likely to come from somewhere else, too.
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This is true of actors, singers and politicians, whose faces are everywhere around us, while they themselves are always somewhere else.
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It doesn't matter how exclusively Australian you say you are, chances are you've come from somewhere else not very long ago.
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Whether we came over on the Mayflower or on an airplane, almost all of us initially came here from somewhere else.
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But that's a luxury you probably can't afford if you're at an office or somewhere else away from your own fridge.
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"You know when you're somewhere else and suddenly you notice that you're in everyone's way because you're too slow," she said.
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" Ms. Westin said that "with Basma and Jad, one has left his home, becomes best friends with someone from somewhere else.
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On the other hand, there's something of a consensus that there's probably life somewhere else—after all, space is rather large.
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Most Internet companies don't even need to do their own testing since they can just purchase the data from somewhere else.
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Migration, as economists would have predicted, has become an increasingly compelling option: Those lucky enough to find work somewhere else leave.
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When I open a GPS app, it's because I want to get to my home, my job, or occasionally somewhere else.
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If you're streaming on Netflix or somewhere else, this is no big deal because you can just switch to something else.
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