Sold it to somebody else who sold it to somebody else who sold it to somebody else.
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Her costume was given to her by somebody else — somebody else created that for her.
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When somebody comes to you bitching about somebody else, griping about somebody else, don't listen to it.
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For somebody else, it might be games; for somebody else, it might be editing video, whatever it might be.
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To not have to go work for somebody else, to not have to collect a paycheck from somebody else.
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He needs to step off and bring somebody else on his team or somebody, if he doesn't one then, somebody else.
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Yours are always taken by other people, or you take [them] with somebody else, which I assume somebody else took of you.
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So the retreat gives them a sense that somebody else is giving their support, somebody else understands, somebody else can be there to comfort them, because they completely understand because they're also going through a tragic event in their life.
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Maybe that can be given to somebody else and maybe you would mean it more and get better energy giving it to somebody else.
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So that when you do text somebody else, or you're tweeting, we need to remember that somebody else is on the other side of that.
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He's pursued me … he's been all in the entire time and I deserve to pursue somebody else and for somebody else to pursue me after all this time.
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Maybe somebody else was - BARTIROMO: (inaudible) on the show.
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" Then somebody else asked and he said, "That's it!
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And where they are is Trump versus ... somebody else.
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" Somebody else will say, "She just had a baby.
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" She replies: "I don't want to make somebody else.
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And in the world of bundled media, an AT&T or somebody else may want it, or an Apple or Spotify take it out because they don't want somebody else to have it.
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And then Jason or somebody else was like, that's it.
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It's a way of passing something over to somebody else.
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Like somebody else who used to be on this show.
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The photo looks like it was taken by somebody else.
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I'm not interested in creating the wrath of somebody else.
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I'm glad it happened to me and not somebody else.
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You see how our team celebrates when somebody else scores.
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I just don't want somebody else to go through this.
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And then it's like, 'Oh, we can find somebody else.
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I felt like somebody else had taken over my brain.
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You can't wait for somebody else to not do it.
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If somebody else were here, you'd have about like none.
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It's not working out, we have to get somebody else.
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And when I see somebody doing it to somebody else?
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You don't dick around tryin' to pretend you're somebody else.
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" Somebody else wrote, "This makes me all types of happy.
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I can't look to somebody else to make me happy.
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It was like somebody else took control of my body.
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Because nobody wants somebody else telling them what to do.
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It's easy to tell somebody else to take that chance.
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"We will sell them to somebody else," the official said.
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You might have to talk to somebody else about that.
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Because you're logging into a database that somebody else owns.
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This shows if Apple won't crack it, somebody else will.
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Somebody else didn't get helped first to make that possible.
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But somebody else has got to actually get it done.
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I didn't wait for somebody else to figure it out.
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And that's the most you can do for somebody else.
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"I thought they thought I was somebody else," he said.
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She is who she is, then suddenly she's somebody else.
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They can achieve things and be happy for somebody else.
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You either buy it or sell it to somebody else.
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I think it takes a lot to become somebody else.
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There always has to be a lesson for somebody else.
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They're convinced somebody else is in the cellar doing it.
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That's our job, is to spark somebody else watching us.
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"Somebody else will have to deal with that," he said.
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"Better somebody else than me," he said with a laugh.
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That if you don't use your mind somebody else will.
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I'm never trying to copy what somebody else is doing.
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She dreamed of disposable diapers, but somebody else made them.
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Horses impossible for one rider will dance for somebody else.
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Why would they complain if somebody else funded the opponent?
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Don't follow a trajectory that somebody else created for you.
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"Whatever triggers somebody might not trigger somebody else," she said.
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Can I let my mistake cause somebody else some problems?
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Out of that money you hire somebody else to help.
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Neither was going to find that frisson with somebody else.
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"Kids are much more amped up and more likely to think somebody else is out to get them, somebody else is trying to start a fight," if they are sleep deprived, Dr. Garrison said.
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Like I'm talking about it like it happened to somebody else.
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NAPOLITANO: Pretending to be somebody else, an agent of the government.
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Do you agree with this or that, that somebody else said?
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But doesn't somebody else have to see an uptick in targets?
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With somebody else in charge, Venezuela might still have a chance.
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"We don't want this to happen to somebody else," Seymour says.
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If we don't drive it, I assure you somebody else will.
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They really don't have an option to go to somebody else.
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To help somebody else solve a problem makes me feel better.
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I like the elliptical better, but somebody else is using it.
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So you might as well be that person, that somebody else.
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How difficult could it be to apply makeup to somebody else?
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Being somebody else helped me be more comfortable in that environment.
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"You can't control what somebody else is doing," she told DeGeneres.
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"Somebody else has to come out against this," McCain, 34, added.
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He's doing some throwing — but somebody else is doing the catching.
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Whenever we can do something to help somebody else, I'm willing.
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Because if I don't do it myself, somebody else will substitute.
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But that doesn&apost preclude Amazon or Netflix or somebody else.
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It's just somebody else who Demi has an emotional connection to.
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But I mentioned it because if I don't, somebody else will.
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I could have gone up and pretended to be somebody else.
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Somebody else that everyone thinks has no chance – You're probably right.
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If you do something derogatory to somebody else, we get fined.
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It's not instantaneous, and I can't check me against somebody else.
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Others say it seems like somebody else is in that cabin.
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Sometimes we have to risk our soul to save somebody else.
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"'No, you can't wear that one, somebody else has worn it.'"
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One thing I might do is something nice for somebody else.
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Will they not be able to move it to somebody else?
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Why can't it benefit somebody else to make their world easier?
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It's all the times we don't speak up for somebody else.
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Somebody else took his place and bravely cried, 'I'm a Blackstar.
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And then the next week, you do that to somebody else.
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Who will refer me because somebody else will see their tattoos?
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If somebody else builds it, it's going to cost $3.53 billion.
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Find somebody else who can beat me and vote me out.
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But you can't live your life trying to be somebody else.
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But when it's somebody else, we find it uncomfortable to watch.
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What's right for me may not be right for somebody else.
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It is the main thing that differentiates you and somebody else.
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And the spur and the boost comes from somebody else, generally.
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But, now it's time for somebody else to do that work.
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Somebody else might have picked better hints from his other pieces.
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Starting now, Fox News will need to point to somebody else.
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Oh, somebody else in the community got a "top fan" badge!
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What book by somebody else do you wish you had written?
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They may not do it, then you might try somebody else.
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If it's not going to be him, I want somebody else.
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Is there somebody else on another world wondering about this one?
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"If we don't speak up, somebody else will," Mr. Stewart said.
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It isn't clear whether somebody else may emerge to lead Samsung.
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If Trump does something that pleases somebody else, they owe him.
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We're not talking about somebody placing their hands upon somebody else.
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"I'm preparing to play the part of somebody else," she said.
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"It's easier to listen to compliments about somebody else," he said.
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But they are there by consensus, not imposed by somebody else.
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I think that's the most important part, to help somebody else.
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We don't want to be like Google, or like somebody else.
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Sometimes it means inserting himself into a scandal about somebody else.
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BUT THAT DOES NOT MEAN IT WILL NOT TRADE BECAUSE SO LONG AS PEOPLE BELIEVE THEY CAN SELL IT TO SOMEBODY ELSE OR UNLOAD IT ON SOMEBODY ELSE, THAT'S ALL YOU NEED TO CREATE A MARKET.
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"I wonder, if it's going to be Bernie versus somebody else, if the entire establishment is going to rally around somebody else just because they're not Bernie -- and what that will do to the party," she said.
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Or steer me to somebody else who can explain it to me.
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Like I'm somewhere else and somebody else, you ever feel like that?
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They become portraits: maybe a portrait of me, or maybe somebody else.
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And you're gonna do the same for somebody else; that's the cycle.
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They were caught in a system meant for something or somebody else.
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"I think I will let somebody else be the first," she said.
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Eventually it'll be somebody else, and I'm sure they'll get somebody great.
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I'll have to reprogram one or ideally have somebody else design one.
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But what difference does it make whether it's Mussolini or somebody else?
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There was just one problem: Somebody else had the exact same idea.
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If that magazine hadn't named them, somebody else would have soon enough.
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And if we're not setting the rules out there, somebody else is.
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I can be somebody else for a second,' but it's always there.
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He should resign and step aside and let somebody else do it.
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He tries to put all the responsibility on somebody else, anybody else.
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She put me through to somebody else, who asked what I wanted.
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That was the first time I expressed my pain to somebody else.
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Surprise, Gene eventually decides being himself is better than being somebody else!
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Now if you don't own your trademark, somebody else will own it.
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That's the idea of cooperation, you try to listen to somebody else.
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There's always somebody else who could be doing it instead of you.
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If it wasn't him, I really think it might be somebody else.
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Everyone always wants to be a little higher class than somebody else.
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But when I get in the ring, I transform into somebody else.
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It's something to take from and hold over somebody else; quantified dominion.
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You can't be mad at somebody for trying to help somebody else.
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You become somebody else who you're not the rest of the time.
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There's never been a moment that somebody casts blame on somebody else.
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But I think everybody's expecting somebody else to do something about it.
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I was giving my talent, and somebody else was taking the credit.
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There is always a choice, even when somebody else chooses for you.
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She is still young enough to start a family with somebody else.
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Because we often think of poverty as the problem of somebody else.
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Did you ask me, 'Can I bring somebody else into the room?
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I'm looking at somebody else and I want to see responsibility, too.
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It disappears because they're so involved in the life of somebody else.
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Guys would quit or get hurt and they'd bring somebody else in.
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Pay somebody else that's really good at that, don't pay your lawyers.
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And unfortunately you are going to have done this to somebody else.
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I was on the phone and then somebody else is seriously bidding.
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Your best day is the end of the world for somebody else.
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Or if I find out that they're going to hurt somebody else.
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"Seems like every game, it's somebody else," Golden State's Draymond Green said.
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"Our real opponent was not somebody else on the ballot," he said.
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"Because I know about paying for something somebody else did," she said.
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Somebody added ham, somebody else took it out and added vinegar instead.
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"I rather me cut his hair than somebody else," he said softly.
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"Don't ever do a song as you heard somebody else do it."
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"The perpetrator was discharging his gun at somebody else," Chief Monahan said.
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"They cannot expect somebody else is going to do it for them."
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I think NowThis is the best example of somebody else doing this.
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So might he occasionally quote something that he heard from somebody else?
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We'd probably be owned by somebody else who would have acquired us.
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Somebody else is going to have to step up and play great.
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"I have never been very comfortable attacking somebody else," Biden told reporters.
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Somebody else was at 38 and they had $22 million cash, right?
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"I don't want this to ever happen with somebody else," she said.
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You could have put somebody else in as the host of 'Jeopardy!
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That I loosened the jar lid, so somebody else could open him.
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"We'd better get this joke up before somebody else does," she said.
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And he will be back sooner than somebody else would be back.
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"The thought of somebody else taking over might be hard for him."
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"I don't want this to ever happen with somebody else," she said.
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Let somebody else worry about it: the people whose ''issue'' this is.
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She was sitting next to Putin and somebody else, I don't know.
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And you do it for somebody else, not just for the salary.
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Mueller also wants to question somebody else about Stone: President Donald Trump.
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But then I realized, it would have happened, just to somebody else.
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Because she had sexual contact with somebody else, this was not possible.
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It's not easy, but I can go do it with somebody else.
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And then also I think the network is still small enough that pretty much everybody knows somebody else, who knows somebody else, that you can be connected to a lot of people just by word of mouth and introductions.
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Whether it's Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump or somebody else, I'll voice those disagreements.
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Most of the people I work with have never worked for somebody else.
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Most of the people I work with have never worked for somebody else.
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Rodeo on Netflix and check out Ehrich's brand new single "Somebody Else" here.
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I was going to somebody [else] before, and it was just looking crazy.
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"It helps when it's somebody else who is in the industry," he says.
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So -- WATTERS: Have you ever been hurt in the ring by somebody else?
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"It helps when it's somebody else who is in the industry," he added.
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And is it possible that you had mixed them up with somebody else?
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"I think everybody there thought I was with somebody else," Dr. Larson said.
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It took me so long that I was like, Cast somebody else, please.
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"If I don't do it, somebody else will," he said with a sigh.
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We're all waiting for somebody else to give us something to hope for.
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Not that, by the way, I'm pushing off the problem to somebody else.
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I'm much more polite, I think, when people think that I'm somebody else.
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I always say the best patients are the ones referred by somebody else.
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"I'm sure somebody else will step into the void they left," Vickery said.
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Put it to good use – even if it's somebody else who's using it.
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To the extent they are controlled by somebody else, that freedom is compromised.
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Even if you want to play somebody else — you can play someone else.
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I may not include somebody else in my revolution, but I'm still active.
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If someone&aposs infected, however, they cannot transmit the parasite to somebody else.
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I would really pretend to be somebody else as I was doing it.
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I love sitting still while a makeup artist transforms me into somebody else.
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Up at Sundance somebody proposed to somebody else before one of the screenings.
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Every day somebody else would be leaving or they'd be having another reorg.
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"And then somebody else did it again, and they went broke," he said.
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"If we don't do this then somebody else is going to," Bornstein said.
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There's nothing he could've done in this climate other than be somebody else.
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You have to apologize when you tear somebody else down because of it.
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"I totally think her boyfriend was here with somebody else," the bed responds.
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To you it's a blue leotard, and to somebody else it's Peter Dinklage.
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If you lie low, somebody else will inevitably make a target of themselves.
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And some of those people are going to kill or hurt somebody else.
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Maybe it is time for somebody else to find someone to come in.
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So you're trying to set the house on fire and blame somebody else.
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So, I really think if it wasn't us, it would've been somebody else.
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Characters speak to themselves when they appear to be speaking to somebody else.
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" She added, "I even texted him and asked him, 'Is there somebody else?
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It was as if somebody else was using my words, saying my thoughts.
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"If you wanted someone to kill people you had to find somebody else."
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If you have some power, then your job is to empower somebody else.
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It should always be about what you're trying to do to somebody else.
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"Somebody else getting good is only going to make me better," he says.
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Everybody in the U.S. has Netflix already or steals it from somebody else.
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We felt comfortable he'd be able to create an opportunity for somebody else.
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Pregnancy is not easy, and you're taking a health risk for somebody else.
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Kardashian West also revealed that somebody else we know was on the shoot.
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If you learn something about yourself, then maybe you'll leave somebody else alone.
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It might be doing a deal with somebody else, to merge our assets.
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We did some crazy illegal stuff that I wouldn't let somebody else do.
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I put that in my pocket and I walk away to somebody else.
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"I do hope that somebody else runs in the Republican primary," he said.
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" "Sure you can't take it with you but leave it to somebody else.
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We hoped somebody else told this story because it's very special and unique.
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Somebody else was supposed to take care of it and never followed through.
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KELLY EVANS: Do you make the calls on those trades or somebody else?
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Suppose, further, that you know she stole a thousand dollars from somebody else.
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If you can't love yourself, how are you going to love somebody else?
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"That is something for somebody else to worry about, not me," he said.
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And you get let down because you put your trust in somebody else.
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But I worry that this time, everybody thinks somebody else is fixing it.
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That would at least discourage somebody else from building next to his building.
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The real question is: Do you know what somebody else is really thinking?
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Somebody was always spraying champagne at somebody else, or right into the camera.
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And why will somebody else pay them more than they paid for it?
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It is another to harm somebody else in the name of that faith.
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"No, you can&apost wear that one, somebody else has worn it.&apos"
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Why take care about cost containment if somebody else is footing the bill?
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And I assume if somebody's hitting on me, they're hitting on somebody else.
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If there's somebody else who's up for the Republicans, then I'll face them.
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Can you, through your job, facilitate somebody getting a present for somebody else?
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"Wait — I'm not going to give my business to somebody else!" he said.
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Give the phone or camera to somebody else and just watch your child.
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Especially when that somebody else might one day be a full-fledged competitor.
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"I was like holy shit, there's somebody else in the room," Nicole testified.
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Very often, there's somebody else who's better at those things than we are.
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And if somebody else picks up that computer, they can't get into your stuff.
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"Feeling badly for the person you're with bc you love somebody else," Grande wrote.
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Or they'd turn into somebody else, having another persona when it came to rapping.
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Only imagine now that somebody else has walked in and seen you having sex.
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GUTFELD: Maybe because they weren&apost you know... CAIN: Maybe it was somebody else.
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They have no idea if it's Russia, if it's China, if it's somebody else.
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"Sometimes it makes you feel better to know that somebody else knows," she says.
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" He also said: "I know she was talking to somebody else on the side.
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But then how are you going to share what you're feeling with somebody else?
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His reasoning is that if it hadn't been him; it would've been somebody else.
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In 30 years, every one of those buildings will be owned by somebody else.
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I think we were both right at the time, and Mitt picked somebody else.
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"I don't want it to happen to somebody else," Pegy told The Washington Post.
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Going from two walk-in closets to sharing a one closet with somebody else.
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You might have an expertise in one area, somebody else might have something else.
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And (Trump), like others, gives a simple answer and blames it on somebody else.
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So clearly somebody else is whispering in his ear or he's talking to himself.
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And I think -- and somebody else wrote about this recently with a different slant.
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Sometimes when you think that you are helping yourself, you are hurting somebody else.
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You can tell when somebody you care about has been fucking with somebody else.
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WALTER ISAACSON: When you interact with them, can you pretend to be somebody else?
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Somebody else at the bottom is going to sell you out to advance themselves.
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Yeah, and in the movie, people are being turned into something, by somebody else.
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Are you going to try to be positive, get something done, help somebody else?
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"It's always fun to be part of somebody else getting that credit," said Zucker.
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"If I can help save somebody else, that's what I was meant to do."
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And how can you play somebody else if you don't live your own life?
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Somebody else asked this so I feel comfortable talking about it a little bit.
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That's one way kids end up with guns, simply minding them for somebody else.
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"I gave away my prize so somebody else would have a chance," he says.
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It gave me a sense of euphoria knowing there was somebody else out there.
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Let somebody else be the embarrassingly profligate relative that makes the monarchy look bad.
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If you can't love yourself, how in the hell you gonna love somebody else?
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This time the company actually asked me to transfer my knowledge to somebody else.
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He left me for somebody else, but he left all of his stuff here.
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If we don't like what they're doing, we redirect those dollars to somebody else.
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Smith: Somebody else would go, dude, I'm good, I got it, it already counts.
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Somebody else is going to be running for Congress or governor or eventually president.
|
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But, the second you leave, we will just replace you with somebody else. 44.
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But knowingly lying because you were pissed that somebody else got a newspaper endorsement?
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Once we saw somebody else stand up against it, we just fell in line.
|
|
Why would I become paranoid and somebody else would go in a different direction?
|
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But when somebody else wants to hire you, then your market value is determined.
|
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And if they manage to do that, they could just ... well, nominate somebody else.
|
|
I said to myself and to somebody else, you take a look at Reince.
|
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Somebody else on the other side of the bed, fidgeting with coins or keys.
|
|
They actually earn badges or stripes on their lapel if they hurt somebody else.
|
|
But my story being told by somebody else, it becomes my only lived experience.
|
|
I've gone through many election nights, but it was always for somebody else, George.
|
|
Everything I did—even the way I dressed—revolved around keeping somebody else happy.
|
|
As I say, you learn by sharing and you learn by teaching somebody else.
|
|
It's all worked out to hide that they are really going after somebody else.
|
|
What you don't want to do is get somebody else killed in that recovery.
|
|
Mr. Trump could go back to one of those three or choose somebody else.
|
|
"I don't know if it was original from us, or somebody else," he said.
|
|
You should cut costs and you should have somebody else look at your expenses.
|
|
And it takes a whole lot of medicineFor me to pretend I'm somebody else.
|
|
They've never brought somebody else in like that, surprised the guest on the show.
|
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And most of what I put up sold and somebody else is loving them.
|
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Pete Wells: I'm all for it as long as somebody else is doing it.
|
|
Maybe there's somebody else who has an obstacle and could be inspired by this.
|
|
"Bouncing the interaction off of somebody else may help raise a flag," Schlecht says.
|
|
Somebody is white Huck and somebody else is his amusingly dim black sidekick, Jim.
|
|
At some point you're doing it to denigrate or make somebody else feel bad.
|
|
Given Mr. Wilson's history, she said, "just him saying he is somebody else isn't enough."
|
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I tried to set her up with Fabio, but she was involved with somebody else.
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"No." "Oh, it sounds like there's somebody else, but …" "No," she interrupts, and doesn't elaborate.
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I'm not going to comment on every comment that he or somebody else are making.
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The other actors get to do more things if it's me and not somebody else.
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So let somebody else do it who is going to give it 100 percent effort.
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I am so excited to spread my wings and be somebody else for a time.
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I don't know if she took it down or somebody else did, but it's gone.
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GUTFELD: The only thing is, it&aposs going to be in somebody else&aposs hands.
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Hopefully, I'm not saying "we did it," but hopefully we helped ... They'll help somebody else.
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If he had beat somebody else I think it would have been a little different.
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It was the first thing she had done for somebody else in a long time.
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They believe you need to bring somebody else in to do that work for you.
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"With my wealth it's obscene to ask somebody else to support my campaign," Bloomberg said.
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Go fuck somebody else, I'll jerk off to you later, probably have a better time.
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If you are powerless, he understands, your story will always be told by somebody else.
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I could've decided to become a writer because of something I caught from somebody else.
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They're trying to raise awareness in the hopes that it will wake somebody else up.
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I just feel generally annoyed with myself sometimes, wishing that I could be somebody else.
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The burden of satisfaction in my body and my life doesn't shift to somebody else.
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And as somebody else brought up, it's a good thing VR hasn't gone more mainstream.
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"Success to me is anybody who does something better than somebody else," Fertitta tells CNBC.
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It's true, and I would hope they want to feel that connection with somebody else.
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And she never cribbed from another speech without acknowledging that she was quoting somebody else.
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Somebody said something really important and somebody else is just trying to say something similar.
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"Somebody else might have memories of holidays being really difficult or never celebrated," she says.
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You have to live your life and not just play somebody else all the time.
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All we have time for is driving to San Francisco and working for somebody else.
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You could even put it in a Google doc and send it to somebody else!
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I know it's still work but I'm not tending to somebody else all the time.
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"If I would have known what I know now, I would have found somebody else."
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And it's unfair even if it kicks off somebody else who may not be disadvantaged.
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It's my body, so why is somebody else telling me what to do with it?
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And then somebody else sees it and says, oh I know I can use that.
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" That last sentence is particularly striking: "Go get somebody else if that's what you want.
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"We were inconvenienced a little to save somebody else from inconvenienced a lot," Frank says.
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"Every single time we come back, somebody else is pregnant or married," Mr. McBride said.
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Then, somebody else starts selling a near-identical product for a fraction of the price.
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And those that don't want to get after it, I'll find somebody else who does.
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And if somebody else could beat her, they would have demonstrated their strength as well.
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It's important that students don't engage in community service because somebody else wants them to.
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And while some millionaires go into business for themselves, many millionaires work for somebody else.
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So that there by itself says that it's OK to go speak to somebody else.
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Somebody else I would like to do a duet with—Michael Bublé and Dolly Parton.
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How long is this going to last before somebody else is the new It Girl?
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"I think the fans need to stop comparing every girl to somebody else," Jiggly said.
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Because even if you think what you did was good, somebody else isn't going to.
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That motivated me more than ever, somebody else three years later validating what I wanted.
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It almost feels like somebody else, but it's like, 'Oh my god, wait, that's me!
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I think it's going to go in every time I pass it to somebody else.
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Maybe somebody else will come along and buy it, a company that doesn't exist yet.
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You don't become the face of an entire country by trying to be somebody else.
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Other Gossip: • Somebody else about to discover hard living: Brianna makes it through the stones.
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I think all three cable networks may find themselves getting some competition from somebody else.
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What does his collaboration bring to the table that working with somebody else would not?
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He also worried about the quality of construction in a house redone by somebody else.
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It's better I'm out and somebody else gets a chance to do better than me.
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Your experience is different than somebody else who might be in Central Brooklyn or something.
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" Schambach was hoping other patients would see the message and feel like "somebody else cares.
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" Todd said Trump "is just not going to agree to anything that somebody else suggests.
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I said the word out loud for the first time to somebody else, and myself.
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"If the doctor doesn't show a real fluency in this, see somebody else," he said.
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There isn't a sense of, 'What will somebody else think of what I am doing?
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"I felt proud that somebody else is going to do something to save this history."
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"I'm going to the floor and I'm going to vote for somebody else," Vela said.
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"Fortunately, somebody else had a gun that was shooting in the opposition direction," he said.
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They feel that, 'If we don't do that, somebody else who doesn't represent us will.
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I'm going to let the Convention choose somebody else'—now, that would be a dream.
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I had good thoughts, but I let somebody else eventually come up with the idea.
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She'd save a man from a burning wreck, but somebody else takes care of that.
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For if you can't sell yourself, how in the hell you gonna sell somebody else?
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Let somebody else cash those checks, and you keep your pride and your self-worth.
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If somebody else is petting him, it goes in one ear and out the other.
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But you hope that there's something in [your film] that will speak to somebody else.
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Louise and I both feel comfortable taking on an advocacy role if it helps somebody else.
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"Honestly, I would rather it come to me than somebody else," he told Good Morning America.
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They didn't like his direction at first and they were going to bring somebody else in.
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For farmers, this is equivalent to somebody else having a factory or office burgled or vandalised.
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Neither women nor men want to feel diminished or degraded by the aggression of somebody else.
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"It can very easily go unnoticed until somebody else wants to use that restroom," he said.
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I just want to give the world me, and don't want to look like somebody else.
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So, like I said, Gawker will have a new owner, maybe Ziff Davis; maybe somebody else.
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When he says it, it&aposs different than you or I saying it or somebody else.
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And when you come out of that, think of something constructive to do for somebody else.
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I said, 'I guess so, but how are you going to define somebody else for them?
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Hearing what somebody else is up to leads me to discover some piece I've been missing.
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I don't want somebody else to ruin everybody' else's lives by coming to power that way.
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There's no hesitancy to call somebody else out to say listen, 'This really is not you.
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That she had a love she loved so much, and that person went with somebody else.
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"They have no idea if it's Russia, if it's China, if it's somebody else," he said.
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They earn badges or stripes on their lapel if they hurt somebody else: 'I crushed Swisher.
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So the chances of her being with somebody else for 4 minutes just doesn't make sense.
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If it doesn't, somebody else has to make up the difference, and that's just not fair.
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If whenever things are going badly for you and you lose you start blaming somebody else?
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Kim always says, 'I can't control what somebody else does,' and I feel the same way.
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"There's somebody else I just want to give a quick shout-out to here," he began.
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WALTER ISAACSON: And so you will engage, pretend to be somebody else, try to gather information?
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So I think [opioid plaintiffs will] have to find somebody else if they want big settlements.
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The point of socialism: to find something good made by somebody else, take it for yourself.
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If whenever things are going bad for you and you lose you start blaming somebody else?
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But there was also the thought that if I didn't do it, somebody else would have.
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Every single person becomes somebody else, and all of a sudden, we're not in trouble anymore.
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Imagine a lawyer who took all of that personal information and sold it to somebody else.
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"But I would respect you if you decided to change and be somebody else," she said.
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Nobody wants to hear me say, 'I'm tight'; they want to hear somebody else say it.
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If he didn't do that deal with me he was gonna do it with somebody else.
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You think you can have ... you can sell it to two people, yourself and somebody else?
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If you don't sign [a regular NLI], I might have somebody else waiting in the wings.
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I think somebody else may have emphasized that, but— CHARLIE MUNGER: We get paid for it.
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"[I realized that] if I couldn't find it then somebody else probably couldn't either," she says.
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When we would talk, you were already planning to marry somebody else by the new year.
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I hope and I think that Conor McGregor beats him, and I will be somebody else.
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For men who can hardly relate to Bland's experience, that "somebody else" may be a woman.
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So the chances of her being with somebody else for four minutes just doesn't make sense.
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"There's always going to be somebody out there to beat somebody else," Fury told Business Insider.
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It's not I.Q. It's not some luck of having social skills that somebody else doesn't have.
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"The president doesn't need somebody else to give him an assessment of Joe Biden," Sanders responded.
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"In that situation, why wasn't somebody else — you know, another cop — playing that role?" he said.
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"If somebody else made it work, I knew I could also make it work," she said.
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And second, to extract proprietary information to benefit somebody else, possibly another company or the government.
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What makes that gesture better than somebody else who might be praying during the national anthem?
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At least try to uncover the truth, or admit your own complicity when somebody else does.
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He is the friend nobody quite recognizes, the friend everybody assumes came back with somebody else.
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But I definitely plan on having that talk with her before somebody else lets her know.
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I would love for him to try to tell me that somebody else is a bully.
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I don't think we ever have pressure about what somebody else is gonna think about it.
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We're always jealous that somebody else [is getting validation], when we don't think we have enough.
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What I don't understand is why they can't/don't find somebody else to implement the agenda.
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Again, before " Cheer Up, London," Slaves ask everyone to hug somebody else, and again everybody does.
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"I've learned a lesson that stressin' and obsessin' 'bout somebody else is no fun," she explains.
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Whether it's us that does it or somebody else, I think this is where it's headed.
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Not just do what somebody else does a little better, a little faster, a little smarter.
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It's the weekend and odds are you've worked your ass off to make somebody else rich.
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That's why you used to work for the Times and now you work for somebody else.
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You know what they say: How you gonna love somebody else if you can't love yourself?
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Somebody else, the person who headed our community team, picked the five subreddits to take down.
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Callimachi: Did you guys have to pick up the bodies, or did somebody else do that?
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And it's not going to go away just because somebody else gets elected in four years.
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The best way you can thank somebody for helping you is to go help somebody else.
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Another patient had a liver biopsy that showed cancer, but the cells were from somebody else.
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Increasingly, the arrests are collateral: Officers detain people they come across while looking for somebody else.
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After years of trying to be somebody else, it turns out being yourself is what works.
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" Finish your drink every time somebody accuses somebody else of being there for "the wrong reasons.
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It was just a human moment and somebody else was there and I couldn't explain it.
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It could have been a simple measurement being off, having somebody else measure doses for me.
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"If you're giving fish to somebody, you're taking them away from somebody else," Mr. Nies said.
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Chances are somebody else in that room also dreads the annual interrogation and will be grateful.
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" "I think most people have -- they made fun of somebody else and the way they looked.
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Or just let somebody else wreck their own pricey nacho helmet and ruin a stranger's shirt.
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TRUMP: She was sitting next to Putin and somebody else, and that's the way it is.
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But if Handmaid's Tale and Hulu are winners, then somebody else has to be a loser.
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It could've happened to anyone, so I'm glad it was at me, rather than somebody else.
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So I think that's how you have to differentiate what he's going through with somebody else.
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"She always said you have to do something every day for somebody else," Mr. Folse said.
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It may make you feel like somebody else is kicking ass while your life sucks ass.
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There are lots of really good lawyers in the country, he could have picked somebody else!
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There are almost always conspiracies that there was more than one shooter, or somebody else around.
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"The old stuff, it seems like somebody else wrote it," Kinsella says about his early material.
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My job was to give this new suspect's name—here's somebody else that's connected, interview them.
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It's nice to know that this weird life we call ours is something that somebody else shares.
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When I wrote a song like that, I was mad, and somebody else needed protection, not me.
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I'm going to focus on the 99.9999999 percent and somebody else can focus on the top guys.
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As quick as I would get something, somebody else would take it: 'That's too good for you.
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"It felt good and bad to put myself second and put somebody else first," Munn told Sadler.
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On the other hand, that gives Apple the ability to feature somebody else instead of you. Yup.
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What would it be like if, for a change, I let somebody else take care of me?
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If, as a car manufacturer, you don't own your relationship with your customer, then somebody else will.
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All of a sudden in the middle of the song somebody else starts singing the lead part?
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BASICALLY OUR AVERAGE SELLING PRICE IS $88 IN THE LOW END FOR SOMEBODY ELSE IS MAYBE $60.
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You know, you get 100 million votes and somebody else gets 90 million votes and you win.
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Not because she wants to be with somebody else, but because she just wants to be one.
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"I'm not going to be carrying the ball, but I feel like somebody else is," Inslee said.
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In some places, you can't even find out what somebody else doing the same job is getting.
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Because hey, if you can't love yourself, how in the hell are you gonna love somebody else?
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But since Hudson's the one who kissed somebody else, it still feels like he really ended things.
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It must've been an odd sensation for the actor to watch somebody else carry the baton (wand?).
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And being out and being visible can help make the journey a lot easier for somebody else.
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"I'll say, 'I don't think that's a good idea' but somebody else will greenlight it," admits Bezos.
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If somebody's weak at something and somebody else is strong, that makes them better, so that's better.
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The Tylenol issue wasn't them putting cyanide in their own product, it was somebody else doing it.
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Somebody else brilliantly suggested they continue acting together à la Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet after Titanic.
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And if you have that love within yourself, you won't be looking for it in somebody else.
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Rather, we may learn that Mueller intended to defer to somebody else on obstruction for institutional reasons.
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There's just one piece with somebody else that I am not ready to say goodbye to yet.
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Sure, you might have your own analysis, but somebody else is going to have seen something different.
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If it was somebody else trying to do it, I think it would be a little harder.
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Anytime you get an insight into what somebody else is experiencing, it makes you understand them more.
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It's undoubtedly athletic, but compared to somebody else who did something else, how do you compare it?
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Almost anonymously, like, Is that Devo, or was it somebody else doing Devo for Devo, you know?
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But it sure feels like we're together, 'cause we're scared to see each other with somebody else.
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And I waited for somebody else to make this dream real and I was tired of waiting.
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He was reacting to the news that I had been intimate with somebody else following our breakup.
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I'm realizing that you have to find your own happiness before you can make somebody else happy.
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Focusing on what you do for somebody else is active, it increases confidence and determination, says Grant.
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It corrodes the actual faith that the community has when that same crime occurs to somebody else.
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Long before Joe Jonas was in the picture, Sophie Turner had her sights set on somebody else.
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When we feel like we have to act out or be somebody else just to get noticed.
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"I don't know if she took it down or somebody else did, but it's gone," Thompson said.
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Everything I have described so far seems to have happened to somebody else—to somebody else's father.
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You may not have a lot of money, but you do something to help somebody else out.
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That's like holding every black man or every white man accountable for what somebody else has done.
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My narcissism was so strong that I was incapable of appreciating what somebody else might be feeling.
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If you try to be somebody else you gon KO your whole career in a fucking second.
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Because if somebody else won, their ratings would go down, they all would be out of business.
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Smart glasses need an Apple-quality device (whether made by Apple or somebody else) to be critical.
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"At the Tour de France, somebody else dictates the pace 95 percent of the time," Hayman said.
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"I think we may have preferred somebody else, but he's going to be the candidate," Giuliani said.
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You know, you get 1653 million votes, and somebody else gets 90 million votes, and you win.
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If it were to happen, he said, he would just find somebody else to perform the ceremony.
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Somebody else could be sitting in that seat representing the fund or the family or the institution.
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And if those things are in place, then I don't really care how much somebody else has.
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What gets one athlete going for one sport might have a completely different response for somebody else.
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JA: Don't mess up the garden because, hopefully, we get to pass it on to somebody else.
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"All of my life is doing something for somebody else," Morrison told New York magazine in 2012.
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A lot of things he's done would have killed somebody else or put him in a wheelchair.
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It had to be somebody else, maybe the actor on ''Seinfeld'' who played the Yankees' principal owner.
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"I believe in personal responsibility, not somebody else telling me what I have to do," he said.
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But somebody else might think, Oh, my God, that's disgusting, we don't want to hear about that.
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Because at a good funeral, somebody is always passing a mission of honor along to somebody else.
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I know who said it, but what difference does it make whether it's Mussolini or somebody else?
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And then if people end up with somebody else, then you're sort of indignant and, like, wait?
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"We figured, time to move them to somebody else who I hope will enjoy them," he said.
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I don't believe in professional audiences where you sit there and you watch somebody else do something.
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I could put somebody else on them, and they find that over time they're escalating their doses.
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How can I raise this tiny new being and let her be herself and not somebody else?
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Our entire careers are based on what somebody else—how they judge you, how they critique you.
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" You eventually find somebody else and then you're like, "I'm going to raise a billion dollar fund.
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Obviously you have to deal with the immediate moment afterward, when somebody else is crowned the winner.
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I don't know how we're doing anything differently, if you want to compare us to somebody else.
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So that sending a payment from Citi to M-Pesa or somebody else, like that's no problem.
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My biggest fear is making a movie that somebody else is making better at the same time.
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"We actually thought we might never add somebody else, since we know each other so well," Felser said.
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But in all seriousness, it's just knowing that somebody else out there has it more difficult than me.
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If you can't feel a connection with your body, how can you form a connection with somebody else?
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If the whole community is not committed to solving homelessness then everyone expects somebody else to handle it.
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"If somebody else sees this when they can help somebody out, hopefully they'll think of this," he said.
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"If we don't do the work we do, somebody else is going to do the work," Sanchez said.
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"This account has already been hacked by somebody else, who has been sending out spam," he told TechCrunch.
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A lot of people have questions as to whether somebody else could've possibly been involved, which is possible.
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Anything that somebody else makes you feel is you making yourself feel that way—but they're triggering it.
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I would love somebody else to do what I do… But I wouldn't want it to be me.
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When I see those children down in Brownsville, I don&apost see them as somebody else&aposs children.
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It wants to blame immigration, race, it wants to blame the fact that somebody else stole our jobs.
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Startups are all dumb ideas, because if they were an obvious idea, somebody else was already doing it.
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There should be consequences when you put somebody else at risk by being abusive or offensive or hateful.
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That's OK. Maybe somebody else wants the oil, in which case they have a hell of a fight.
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It's almost to the detriment of themselves; they do kind of tend to drop everything for somebody else.
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"Younger players get a little bit impatient and they try to do somebody else&aposs job," Peters said.
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MARKETS are supposed to generate a magical state, where nobody could do better without somebody else doing worse.
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We wanted to put that same pressure on somebody else and force them to have to call timeout.
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A standard stratagem in his position would be to try to make somebody else into a huge target.
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Every time my boss or somebody else was condescending or mansplaining or micromanaging me, I would cry immediately.
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I had a challenging childhood, so I didn't feel like I could trust somebody else to raise them.
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"If there comes a day when somebody else can deliver that, we need to think differently," he said.
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If I can be open about it and vulnerable, then maybe that can bring hope to somebody else.
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We are the enemy of the notion that the only way up is to hold somebody else down.
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"It might lead you to the conclusion that your relative must've been replaced by somebody else," he explains.
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But that's why we need to stand up and say leadership is not saying somebody else is bad.
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"I've seen cars stolen, abandoned, then stolen again by somebody else," Mr. Hall, the stolen car chaser, said.
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It's not a nice feeling knowing you are putting your all out there and somebody else is cheating.
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They are being told, you know what, if you don&apost want to do it, somebody else will.
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Now if I do things like somebody else, I'm like, 'No, no, no, I want to be different.
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Because, you know, every point you chew up of GDP comes out of something-- comes from somebody else.
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"This is exactly what was done, whether it was intentional, or somebody else had that idea," he said.
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"They had this thing, like, if you don't do it somebody else gonna fill your place," Turk explained.
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"Because of my skill and craft, I'm able to make a job for somebody else easier," Pekal said.
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If you don't really feel fear and sadness, how on earth can you understand it in somebody else?
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And you always gotta be working, right, 'cause there's always somebody else trying to work harder than you.
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If a new arena was going to rise in Brooklyn, somebody else was going to have to go.
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With its star not clicking, No. 11 Texas Tech needed a lift from somebody else against Kansas State.
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Just because somebody else achieves a big success, that doesn't mean you suffer a loss in equal proportion.
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Exhaustion from feeling bad that somebody else thought I was too fat, or thought I was too Black.
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It is left up to somebody else to pay for the lights, the heat and the cleanup crew.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Char-- Charlie has given me the ultimate gift that a person could give to somebody else.
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But we did not have that conversation and everything else is pure speculation made up by somebody else.
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He was listening to himself deliver the lecture and believed, at certain moments, that somebody else was talking.
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They made an illegal contribution, and then they tried to hide it by disguising it to somebody else.
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But at the same time, the feds have also made it impossible for him to hire somebody else.
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So it's kind of exciting now that everyone's going to try to speculate somebody else who's Barbara Morgan.
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"Adding insult to injury is that they come back for research, now working for somebody else," he added.
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And by the way, if the left has a problem with that, they should vote for somebody else.
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It was almost as if somebody else wrote it and it just sort of fell on the page.
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It's one of the most basic pleasures we have—that does not rely on somebody else doing something.
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Twitter has a very hard time turning that data into a business, either for itself or somebody else.
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Is there not somebody else who doesn't have these financial entanglements who can brainstorm freely with these folks?
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What happens if they start being sexual, and somebody else wants to join in, unaware of the situation?
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"If they want somebody else to be a leader, then they ought to express that," Ms. Bustos said.
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"She's focused on fighting," Fresquez says ... "We don't want to make the same mistakes that somebody else made."
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But if you're doing a documentary, you don't want somebody else on that front line — reacting to reality.
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That's the entirety of my job, I'm always writing somebody else, so there are things I don't know.
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Then somebody else says 'I don't know if I can do a million, but I can do $500,000'.
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Sanders's vote total grew from 50,930 to 57,085, meaning that nearly 100,000 new voters went for somebody else.
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"I was just tired of excuses and tired of waiting for somebody else to fix it," she said.
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"I&aposm not in the business of trying to figure something out a nanosecond faster than somebody else."
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And it's just been really hard for me to comprehend how you can do that to somebody else.
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"He has a worldview... of thinking that for him to win, somebody else has to lose," Inslee said.
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Because the only way you can get a seat is to throw somebody else out of that seat.
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I don't want to take that spot away from somebody else if their horse is in better shape.
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"So today I'm renting oBike, what is stopping me from renting a bike from somebody else," he said.
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If he got a real sense that the president wants somebody else, he's not going to fight that.
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THAT CHINESE COMPANIES OR SOMEBODY ELSE CAN GO OVER AND IT'S GONNA BE THE WILD WEST OUT THERE?
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I think once you help somebody else in their own health journey, it does a lot for you.
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"I grew up very entrepreneurial and I knew I didn't want to just copy somebody else," Marks said.
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But sometimes one chef cooking what he believes is better than 10 chefs cooking what somebody else believes.
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But the simplest, most positive and transformative experience you can have is falling in love with somebody else.
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"I wish I could blame somebody else for the fact that they're bent, but I can't," he said.
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"I don't know that it is so low, you think it is, maybe somebody else doesn't," he said.
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We're just going to ship you across the Irish Sea and let somebody else deal with your mistake.
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There have also been so many tracks I've discovered from playing a back to back with somebody else.
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"(Consolidation) is by all means necessary, but everybody thinks somebody else should make the first move," he said.
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So, as long as there&aposs somebody else out there in the world, you never really alone, are you?
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Melissa McCarthy: No, this is the first one that I did for somebody else and I absolutely loved it.
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But he eventually took me off the air, and put somebody else on, who was not a sports person.
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Whatever is currently overwhelming you or confusing you in your career has probably overwhelmed or confused somebody else before.
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But I would be more happy to hold that door open and be able to bring somebody else along.
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By going along with the group, Chrissy gives herself the chance to build relationships and let somebody else explode.
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CN: And somebody else, so you had ... The same year, the last time you had Elon was Jeff Bezos.
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Like the freedom that we enjoy in this country, that grace was paid for with somebody else&aposs blood.
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When we would talk, you'd be like you was already ready to marry somebody else by the new year.
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And I don't want to die and leave them to fend for themselves and have somebody else raise them.
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You want to get your story out before somebody else tries to tell your story in an inaccurate way.
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And it occurred to me that there's got to be somebody else that's going the same direction I am.
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"I think if you're serving maybe 180 (kph) against somebody else compared to Serena, that's an ace," said Sharapova.
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If they don't take MBS's money, he'll give it to somebody else, so it's all sort of very ugly.
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"I'm an African-American police officer who just found somebody else to be racist against," Smith told the crowd.
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But we're open to somebody else writing it, with Nic supervising it ... it's a really valuable franchise for us.
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While she is busy painting herself as a martyr, somebody else is waiting to stand up in her place.
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If you have somebody that's anti-metrics and analytics, you might get somebody else to handle your infield shifts.
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My preference would be we do it here, because if we don't do it, somebody else will do it.
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One is the president tries to force Ryan's ouster in hopes that somebody else will be more effective/loyal.
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Now, the person theirself don't even contact you, it's through somebody else that sends an email and a text!
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"The old joke used to be that gold's a rock that you pay somebody else to store," said Kelly.
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But I think the important thing here is, whether I or somebody else reaches that stage, it's actually secondary.
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I don't care about feminine or masculine, I just don't ever want to try to look like somebody else.
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They have to have somebody else tell them that a chocolate woman is attractive for them to believe it.
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"He should have told me before he took the job, and I would have picked somebody else," Trump said.
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"I'm here in Dubai and I found out that Kourtney was with somebody else," Scott says in the clip.
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If you stop now, it might be a generation before somebody else comes along to take up the fight.
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It's only lent to anyone, for a little while, from somebody else, and that power can be wrested away.
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It's not about somebody else out-performing us, it's about us finding the clues to understand our under-performance.
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" Meanwhile, Jenner continues to question Henry and asks him "how did you know that your gift helped somebody else?
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" He added: "I'm realizing that you have to find your own happiness before you can make somebody else happy.
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And I guess I should never say never-- at age 88 in terms of what somebody else might do.
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First: Does somebody else already own this data asset with a propensity to use it in a competitive manner?
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It would have a lot of value, unless somebody else has some other products to do the same thing.
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I was having this conversation with somebody else the other day—there's a huge difference between nice and good.
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Oh, I hurt myself, you know, and I'm glad I did because I hope it hurts somebody else too.
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You want to have a big war so somebody else is the nominee when the enemy is Hillary Clinton.
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He wanted to make America — well I won't say great again — I think that somebody else already said that.
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"Fortunately … somebody else had a gun that was shooting in the opposite direction," Trump said at the press conference.
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And when there's a tax cut, either the deficit goes up or they get the taxes from somebody else.
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Let's talk about how "Fire & Desire" is about his devotion to a "real-ass woman" who's with somebody else.
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Unless you're planning to marry somebody else so quick, in your mind, you're done and you've gotten it done.
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Or because it's not what you do normally, you had to sort of hand it over to somebody else?
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However, somebody else can use [the same product] with a different type of lash and have really awful results.
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COOPERMAN: WHAT I SAY IS WHAT I MIGHT CONSIDER A VALUE STOCK, SOMEBODY ELSE MIGHT CONSIDER A GROWTH STOCK.
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Somebody else finds out Jon is really Aegon Targaryen, but this time, it's Daenerys learning the news from Jon.
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" But he added, "Now, if somebody else is the chairman of the committee, they'll have to decide for themselves.
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He collected almost anything somebody else wasn't using: bongos, plywood, fence pickets, bulletin boards, mirrors, hubcaps, plastic carousel horses.
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Or the time you said you would stop lying just as soon as somebody else would stop lying, too.
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It's such a degrading experience, anything like this, where you are under the power and control of somebody else.
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I love it when somebody else has recognized a tiny detail that has also struck me in some way.
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And if you are exhibiting any symptoms, somebody else from your household should be going to the laundry room.
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"Like I said before, the goal is to win, whether I get the win or somebody else," deGrom said.
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But if you wanted a president who was going to split hairs, you should have voted for somebody else.
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"After years of trying to be somebody else, it turns out being yourself is what works," she told CNN.
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"Why don't you ask somebody else, is that fine?" asked State Representative Will Ainsworth, a Republican who supports impeachment.
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He did it in the hope of attracting the attention of somebody else — somewhere, someday — who was the same.
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"They essentially did nothing and were willing to subject somebody else to imprisonment, without disclosing at all," she said.
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And what you hope is that somebody else comes along and pays you more money for it later on.
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I think it's important to relinquish control and let somebody else advise me when they're good at their job.
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WILFRED FROST: Was one of the factors about timing also to make sure somebody else didn't buy this asset?
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Our customers are loyal to us right up until the second that somebody else offers them a better service.
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Pop songs are often about our place in the world; the listener dreams of being somewhere or somebody else.
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Just because we're not trying to keep up with somebody else on the enthusiasm gauge, that's not really important.
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"I don't be trusting these tricks 'cause they tricky / Send him a pic of somebody else titties," she raps.
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SARA EISEN: No, the attitude where it was sort of anti-IMF— CHRISTINE LAGARDE: Oh, it was somebody else.
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So, that works for him, and what works for somebody else is just a little different and that's okay.
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Maybe they had read "The Art of the Deal" without noticing that it was clearly written by somebody else.
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I never have to worry about whether a Democrat will represent that district, whether it's me or somebody else.
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But maybe somebody else just wants to soak up the good energy in the room, or focus on breathing.
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If a video exists on your phone, there are dozens of ways for it to pass to somebody else.
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It's fantastic when you can make art for a good cause and somebody else benefits at the same time.
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It's like watching a Lifetime movie about somebody else, a character who makes poor life decisions for our collective amusement.
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Definitely, any human being that is trapped by somebody else — not only trapped but her daughter is trapped as well.
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And like the freedom that we enjoy in this country, that grace was paid for by somebody else&aposs blood.
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But I would say if you love somebody or somebody else loves you, you should most likely have life insurance.
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But the removal of the bad guy creates a power vacuum, and that power vacuum is filled by somebody else.
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"[I] figured, you know what, somebody else will solve this problem," she explained in a TEDx talk about her work.
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"We as public defenders get to see the person whereas somebody else will just see a rap sheet," she said.
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And like the freedom that we enjoy in our country, that grace was paid for with somebody else&aposs blood.
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Or maybe — as Trump himself might say, if he were talking about somebody else — there was something else going on.
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I think the difference is, when I directed Michael Bublé's ["I Believe In You"] video, that was for somebody else.
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Like, you have no idea what I'm like in a relationship, the kind of bond I have with somebody else.
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After someone suggested that anyone who doesn't like Teigen's tweets can just unfollow her, somebody else got the President involved.
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"Somebody else won it, but when they played 'Paralyzed' it lit up the switchboard like a Christmas tree," he says.
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And, you know, customers are concerned about sending all their data away to somebody else and then rendering it back.
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"Every step was drawn out, and every time it seemed like we had to go through somebody else," Parke said.
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"Young people might make memes to express their humor [and] say something they really want to say to somebody else."
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If your contact isn't around, the service can then access your team directory to ping somebody else on your team.
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"It was time to give somebody else a chance and I think Nick took advantage of that today," Sumlin said.
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But if all that green goo winds up spilling southward, somebody else is going to be dealing with this mess.
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"It just seems like it' s somebody else, and it's fun to watch," White Sox third baseman Todd Frazier said.
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I'm not going to sit here and hide in my house over somebody else being hurt or jealous or insecure.
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" Medley retaliated by taking a jab at her split from ex Mario: "Oh sorry, he left you for somebody else.
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"Everybody has their day in the harsh light of public criticism and then somebody else takes the turn," Hill said.
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Once you've seen somebody else break the rules, especially in the wedding world, it gives you permission to do that.
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As my grandmother always said, 'When you feel bad about yourself, go out there and do something for somebody else.
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Given this, it's easy to understand why the UFC might choose somebody else in the hunt for a Jones replacement.
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Her husband, meanwhile, who has a fairly common name, had spent years getting debt collection calls intended for somebody else.
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You only see the texts on screen, as the foreboding lyrics of Flora Cash's "You're Somebody Else" set the scene.
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Renée Zellweger is practically unrecognizable in her latest film role... but she does bear a striking resemblance to somebody else.
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Both Larry Page and Mark Zuckerberg are not excited about advertising, they're happy to hand it off to somebody else.
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I saw her at a party a year later, and she was with somebody else at the time, I believe.
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When you say it's okay for her to touch me, but somebody else can't touch her, you think that's okay?
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I don't want her thinking that somebody else is her mom; I want her to love me as her mom.
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WARREN BUFFETT: And somebody else is tryin' to think of some other things to give you along the same line.
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He sent it back and I finally got him to take it so he could give it so somebody else.
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I don't really want to pass that on to somebody else, so I think we'll continue to own the business.
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My standard response to rejection is to convince myself they've met somebody else, a better fit, usually a soothing illusion.
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I am going to introduce legislation — I or somebody else, it's not just me — demanding pay equity for women workers.
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" "Not everybody's going to have the same body type I have, and I'm not going to look like somebody else.
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N.B" is the kind of woman that just "tries to be pretty and be taken care of by somebody else.
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In other words, the Obama administration was going after the poorest age demographic to bail out insurers covering somebody else.
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I don't think that's something that Nicky had ever done before of having that kind of care about somebody else.
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AND THE BEST WAY FOR THEM TO LEARN THAT IS WATCH SOMEBODY ELSE HELP THE UNITED STATES GAIN LEADERSHIP POSITION.
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That does, however, leave open the possibility that Trump could have gotten somebody else to set up a taping system.
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"That would be really cute if they said they were done and they referred it to somebody else," Corsi said.
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"Every time you get to look at how somebody else lives, it gives you perspective that's useful," Riehl told me.
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A joke going around the project, known as Onkalo, was that the team would find canisters left by somebody else.
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When I will say something ... and it isn't until somebody else says it that everyone will focus on the point.
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I&aposm hugely proud of myself, but sometimes I look at my hands and think they belong to somebody else.
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I&aposm hugely proud of myself — but sometimes I look at my hands and believe they belong to somebody else.
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If I don't show up for my job, I'll get fired and they'll get somebody else to take my spot.
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"If the allegations are true, you can harm someone, and get somebody else to pay for your wrongdoing," he said.
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The star joked they had a "Veep" storyline prepped about impeachment, but worried somebody else would get to it first.
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As if I grasped that I would have been somebody else, A poet of another language, of a different fate.
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"I've seen people get into fist fights because somebody else used their power-drill battery," says the 29-year-old.
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Somebody else might be hearing mostly bass and feeling vibrations through the ground or inflatable balls or balloons they're holding.
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You don't leave bad relationships unless you're in love with somebody else, and Hillary Clinton doesn't fill my love tank.
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And if that's the case, Parasnis says, then Adobe would rather discover the next big thing before somebody else does.
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And when the last drumstick has been picked clean, they like knowing that somebody else will wash all the dishes.
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DC: The strongest approach, we've found, is to have somebody else using their own social media to talk about us.
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She said she tells them, "The person on your doorknob helped open the door for somebody else to get freedom."
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Simply put, Zootopia is about what it means to be suspicious of somebody else, simply because of who they are.
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What are the rules that they're going to operate to, whether it's Fred or somebody else sitting in this seat?
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It's like, I'm not gonna turn this into some sort of vehicle that somebody else can use to profit-maximize.
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"Somebody else that was bored with their time took a screenshot to share it and created this nightmare," she said.
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We don't want to end up being the cheap hardware producer for somebody else who is going to sell software.
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There isn't a single bit on that record where anybody plays in the same room as somebody else is playing.
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And while voting for John Kelly is all right, it'd be interesting to talk about somebody else for a while.
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A member even discovered that somebody else had built an almost identical-looking laptop called the Dragonfly back in 22016.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "He should issue a 'wanted' poster: 'Wanted for hacking the 2016 election: Russia, somebody else, or everybody else!
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In Syria, that "somebody else" will likely be Syrian dictator Basher al-Assad and his authoritarian patrons, Iran and Russia.
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The way Lee saw it, she was doing work that somebody else at the prison should have done decades earlier.
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I come from a heritage of people who know what it's like to have your life controlled by somebody else.
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If "somebody else, like the Disney folks or the hotel folks," set up a meeting, she said, "I'll come along."
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So, that works for him and what works for somebody else is just a little different and, and that's okay.
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Once you do somebody else&aposs job, it suddenly becomes clear how some of their behavior patterns might be motivated.
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"He threatened me that unless I withdrew the bar charges he would find somebody else to accuse me," he said.
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If somebody else has a substantive question about something that the world cares deeply about, I'm happy to take it.
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If you want to be an entrepreneur, you can't wait around for somebody else to start a business for you.
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They're artisanal, and on that level, I can't just put my name on something and then somebody else makes it.
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"No one has the right to tell somebody else how to grieve," Santoriello, who lives in Pennsylvania, said of Trump's remarks.
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And if he would have told me that beforehand, I probably would have put somebody else in the Department of Justice.
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I ended up telling him it would be better if we just left it and I found somebody else to help.
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"If somebody else thinks that they can do better than Theresa May then let them get on with it," Quigley said.
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It's voyeuristic, but in a way that makes you feel like you're getting to know somebody else — even if they're fictional.
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I know where they're coming and then somebody else came up and he wasn't told, oh, go up and say it.
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I can't account for how somebody else is going to treat her, I can only show her how it should be.
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They were following a lead of a suspicious and specific statement is my guess that George Papadopoulos gave to somebody else.
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WILLIAMS: I do something for somebody else and oftentimes not only do something for him but, you know, talk with him.
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Additionally, he suggested that Mujey spoke about running away and could have been killed by somebody else during that attempt, MLive.
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Like, you have no idea what I'm like in a relationship, [or] what kind of bond I have with somebody else.
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Strebel went by the name Toby Sheldon in life, but he was only ever seen through the lens of somebody else.
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If I made music on the Buchla, it was absolutely nothing like the music that somebody else made on the Buchla.
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The first thing you do is find out if the name is available and register it before somebody else takes it.
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It remains axiomatic that a person who enters a marriage ceremony while still legally wedded to somebody else is a bigamist.
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"He fails with his campaign horribly, then he endorses somebody else, then he endorses (Jeb) Bush, he endorses everybody," Trump said.
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AMP, because it's based on the web, doesn't break that contract, even though the article might get served by somebody else.
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It made them feel like they were being seen, because they had a similar story with Charlie or with somebody else.
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"Cooper would be really bummed when Gregory wasn't there and somebody else was cleaning the room," Cooper's mom Ashley Baltzell said.
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It's not all about me; it's more about how can I help somebody else now that I have gotten better myself?
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"If you can't love yourself, how the hell you gonna love somebody else?" asks Ru in one of his many catchphrases.
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"He would jump in for somebody else," Colton Swapp of Provo, who had known Thayne for about ten years, told KUTV.
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And you don't have to worry about what happens to your mom or your dad or somebody else in your family.
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If -- if my opponent insists I recuse, so that the numbers are said to somebody else, we can certainly do that.
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Additionally, he suggested that Mujey spoke about running away and could have been killed by somebody else during that attempt, MLive.
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To feel like I hurt somebody else the way that I have been hurting is like another knife in the gut.
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When his parents got back from the grocery store that Sunday morning, "[Keith] thought I was somebody else," Wilsey told me.
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Some people embrace the opportunity to spend somebody else&aposs money at a specific store; others would rather have the cash.
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Some people have tried it, it generally hasn't worked, so why hasn't it worked and could it work for somebody else?
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I used to do poetry at Oakwood University a lot, and somebody else who was in the group thought of that.
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But then somebody else used the fact that the underlying problems hadn't been resolved to gain office on a similar message.
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This economy is about "putting yourself out on a limb for somebody else with no expectation of immediate payback," she says.
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"'[Psychological treatment] helped him turn his life around, so I would really love to do that for somebody else," she said.
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Somebody else can fund the Space Station's happy microgravity experiments, and meanwhile the federally funded missions would go out to Mars.
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That's what keeps the metal scene alive and helps you never change your taste just because somebody else likes something different.
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Throwing one's self down a tube of ice at speeds around 80 mph seems like a great idea for somebody else.
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It's not like you have to tell your story before somebody else does or your story is better than somebody else's.
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Blake Shelton is shooting from the hip on his new album – because if he doesn't share his feelings, somebody else might.
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On a related point, it is the knowledge that somebody else is trying to beat us that makes us try harder.
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JP: He's the funniest one, so why would you want to hang out with somebody else if you're not getting paid?
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They were too obsessed with looking like poems, I think—and sometimes they did, just poems that somebody else had written.
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People forget sometimes that an important part of communication is listening, so that you understand where somebody else is coming from.
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Smith: It doesn't matter, because the value of that was predicated on somebody else recognizing what the value of that was.
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And that sums it up best—I just didn't feel safe enough to be intimate with myself, let alone somebody else.
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It makes me so much of a bigger person when I am able to have a better understanding of somebody else.
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"When you're writing for somebody else, you can just write, 'They get in the car and drive off,'" he explained recently.
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And when I was in a group there was somebody else who really liked choruses and would do them a lot.
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Rednecks, crackers, hillbillies, hausfraus, shut-ins, pea-pickers — everybody that's got to jump when somebody else blows the whistle….. They're mine.
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I can't tell you how many dinner parties I missed, how many theater tickets I had to give to somebody else.
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"In fashion, we would never design something and then hand it off to somebody else to advertise it," he pointed out.
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Leaving what the Mobileye considered a suitable distance from the vehicle in front meant somebody else could zoom into that gap.
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John] Kasich, you know, the Governor of Maryland [Larry Hogan], whoever, somebody else, to grab that charge and run with it.
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"I still have not heard a valid argument in terms of why one bad act should kill somebody else," Pody added.
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It'd because of one of the people that Facebook or somebody else has ... Let's say it's a Vox Media, for instance.
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Any time some segments of a culture are silenced by others, power is being wielded at the expense of somebody else.
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" Mr. Kalanick disputed the driver's accusations and told him curtly that some people "blame everything in their life on somebody else.
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The minute I start pointing my finger at you and blaming you for something, you point your finger at somebody else.
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"At the end, if somebody else would pass you, I mean, I guess it's O.K.," Federer recently told The Associated Press.
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"If you believe you can do it better yourself, you have no interest to share it with somebody else," Samuelsson said.
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What is just a stop-and-go trip to them is like an entire day for somebody else who works there.
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And you can have it after I die but you can't do anything with it except sell it to somebody else.
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But every one of the eight guys who was killed was killed in a mission of trying to help somebody else.
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I want people to take responsibility and not just constantly point a finger at somebody else, saying, 'You've ruined my life.
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He tells himself that there are no innocents in the drug trade; if he didn't execute his victims, somebody else would.
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"Even though his decision is unpopular, Trump bravely stepped up, then cringed back and had somebody else announce it," Colbert said.
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I mean the whole world saw Donald Trump do something he's never done before: stay quiet while somebody else is talking.
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The only thing that can make me feel better than tonight is to see somebody else wearing my stuff on the street.
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"I always felt there wasn't anybody that looked like me, and now I can be that person for somebody else," she says.
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It's what they might bring up in somebody else, a lack of awareness, jealousy, anger, other vices that we keep at bay.
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" She added: "So, hey, let's have a great power contest, and let's get the Chinese in on the side of somebody else.
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You know, we sit down and sometimes we will sit with somebody else between us to make sure – it's the marriage counselor.
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Sometimes that bootstrapping mentality can be at the expense of being able to grow faster, and then somebody else eats your lunch.
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"Ovi, he always shows his emotions when he scores, but he&aposll be just as happy for somebody else scoring," Eller said.
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"Two of the guys took the puppies, but then they were asking somebody else if they could hold their babies," Cambron says.
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The only question is whether the person filling Justice Anthony Kennedy's seat will be his former clerk (Mr Kavanaugh) or somebody else.
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If somebody else did a glossy lip, I'd think: How do I do a lip that's made out of paper or cellophane?
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Sometimes, it is just a relief to get the news that the latest victim is not me, it is still somebody else.
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"There could be some new configurations that could put somebody in with somebody else, and it's a whole new ballgame," Bitzer said.
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No, you're not going to get prosecuted for sharing your Netflix password — but somebody else could be charged or sued for it.
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This is a show that will leave you mentally spiraling about what it means to really give yourself over to somebody else.
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"When you put on lipstick you can be somebody else and that can give you a boost to your ego," he says.
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You really need to talk to somebody and make music with somebody else and that's how all these collaborations have been approached.
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"I suddenly found myself failing to justify why somebody else and not myself should assume responsibility for bringing about change," she says.
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"I think if you're serving maybe 180 (kph) against somebody else compared to Serena, that's an ace," said the 28-year-old.
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I will not do it for cameras, I will not do it for somebody else to feel good about who I am.
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Maybe within the first 10 minutes, I kind of know if a song is for me or if it's for somebody else.
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"On Christmas, when you're getting your gifts, you just know that there's supposed to be somebody else getting their gifts," he says.
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Bill Belichick: Don't be afraid to use a good idea just because it is unconventional, just because somebody else hasn't done it.
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I knew that baseball had helped change my life, and I wanted to pass along what I knew to help somebody else.
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I'm gonna buy fabric and actually sew clothes for my clothing ideas – I'm not gonna wait for somebody else to do that.
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I don't think I ever wanted to get somebody else a job as badly as I wanted to get one for Dave.
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He'll write things like, 'If you don't write or communicate with me more, I'm going to give somebody else my dead body.
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"We want to make sure people don't think that Romney's for somebody else and not for me," Kasich said at the time.
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But then give your money to somebody else, because you can get more for your dollar with an iPhone, Galaxy, or Nexus.
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That group down the stretch, it was just spacing the floor and moving the ball and opening up everything for somebody else.
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They improved on a format, but why can't they come up with their own format for the ... that somebody else can copy?
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" Somebody else called her hypocritical: "first shes hanging out with rappers and making songs now she wants to demonize hip hop gtfoh.
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Forming a picket line means giving up money they'll never get back, all so somebody else can make more in the future.
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In fact, the last time I saw her when we were technically still together, I saw her making out with somebody else.
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Knowledge is universal; if we don't do the research, somebody else will, and we will be left at a permanent technological disadvantage.
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You don't want to miss a moment and you want her to need you and want you and not want somebody else.
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"When you sell a put, you're selling somebody else the right to sell you a stock at the stock price," he explained.
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And, if not, is it right to end his happy life in order to preserve the dignity of, in effect, somebody else?
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"We've already won there because how well we do is going to help drive somebody else out of the race," he said.
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But the bill still makes space for exemptions, such as when a family member decides to gift a firearm to somebody else.
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Warner: No, it would be a willingness to try to lay out an agenda frankly that maybe somebody else could pick up.
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Similarly, if SNC-Lavalin couldn't bid on government contracts, somebody else would, and the same number of Canadians would fill those jobs.
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Exactly like a nightmare, it has weird aspects that sound nonsensical as soon as you try to describe them to somebody else.
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How did it feel to put the green jacket on somebody else when, with nine holes to go, the tournament was yours?
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I've put myself out there, I've used myself and taken my life's journey and helped to make it easy for somebody else.
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It feels really good to have bands like that in your life; it feels weird to be that person for somebody else.
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"Somebody else could do that, but I don't know that I trust just any old body to do it," Holston-Alexander said.
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He graduated without any honors or distinction, and went on to publish a best-selling memoir that was written by somebody else.
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Anyone could post their work in progress if they gave feedback to somebody else who already had their work on the platform.
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I really enjoy doing all of that, but when I look at work by somebody else it doesn't have to have that.
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"When I talked to her about paying it back, she said, 'No, just do the same for somebody else sometime,' " she said.
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"What happened here is that somebody else made a $130,000 contribution and Trump later repaid it and covered it up," Eisen said.
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They don't mind that somebody else did it, but they will not get caught doing a study that decreases their bottom line.
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He was so restrained in the act that in my fog it seemed faraway and lulling, like something happening to somebody else.
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"Sometimes we will hear from a studio or somebody else who says, 'We think you called this one wrong,'" Mr. Voris said.
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And Obama said that if things are going to improve, somebody else needs to bear some blame around here: me and you.
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"I don't care if you vote for somebody else," the "Big Lebowski" actor said in a video posted on Twitter on Monday.
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They may be in a better position in life, but use that opportunity to take care of somebody else when you can.
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"People are finding a space here in saying, 'Oh, I'm not crazy — somebody else is also outraged by this,'" Mr. Noah said.
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There's a thousand other clips that somebody else is putting on, or there's another clip of a singer doing something on YouTube.
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If not, somebody else will come along and win — the Emmys rarely award the same performance this many times in a row.
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The problem is, though, that expectations are so out of whack for so many people because you're often working for somebody else.
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If you're Kinsel at YouTube, you'll call it neck content, or if you're somebody else you think what are the shorter things.
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I can maybe inspire somebody with stuff I've been through or share or give somebody else a platform to share their story.
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The idea of saying to the editor of any one of your titles that you were gonna share resources with somebody else.
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THIS WHOLE IDEA THAT THIS IS SOMETHING HORRIBLE THAT THEY HAD THESE MEETINGS THAT WEREN'T AVAILABLE TO SOMEBODY ELSE, TO ME THAT'S RIDICULOUS.
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Cetine identified with his fear and guided him to consider his own needs: "If he doesn't love you, somebody else will," she said.
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If somebody else sees "Casablanca" and isn't moved by it, and it's somebody I care about, my God, I want to know why.
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On the days when I don't wear makeup, I'll look in the mirror and remind myself of the things somebody else would see.
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Voters in other early states trying to cast their ballots strategically may conclude that Trump can't win, and vote for somebody else instead.
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And if you make sure that democratic decisions are transferred from your country to somebody else, and the Germany thing is really interesting.
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"In the midst I definitely rediscovered myself, found a whole new energy, and me being a source of it and not somebody else."
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"To create a kind of play space for somebody else is to me the best way for that project to live," they said.
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People are going to be much more interested in going down the line with something if they know they're competing with somebody else.
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With there being a social-media-type thing now, everything is somebody else writing your history, and I didn't want that to happen.
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And you let somebody else put their name on that in the writing of it to try to get that ring up there.
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But my dad does happen to be a preventive medicine doctor and I thought that sharing my story can probably help somebody else.
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Does one perform sexuality as a way to have somebody else define what makes them attractive, and sexy, and what turns them on?
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And what I enjoy is to hunt — finding something somebody else doesn't see, making a bet and having Mr. Market prove me right.
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It's been a long, long journey, but I think where both of us are now, we both have somebody else we're happy [with].
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He was standing still, because he saw me coming or somebody else coming and he didn't move until everybody else was gone again.
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Maybe in another 100 years, somebody else will try to reclaim the name yet again — or perhaps it will have been buried forever.
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And acting meant she had to expose herself down to the bare nerves; or rather, lay bare the character imagined by somebody else.
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I mean, she'll find a doctor and then that doctor says basically, 'I can't do anything more for you, so find somebody else.
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I see no reason other that the legislature not wanting to further upset hospital administrators, thereby passing off the responsibility to somebody else.
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"He was charged for something somebody else did, and that is a weighty burden for anyone to shoulder," defense attorney Ronald Sullivan said.
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If you're single or don't have roommates, that's perfectly fine, but the moment you live with somebody else, that's a pretty obvious problem.
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"All the things that made Carrie interesting, in terms of her being different, I finally found in somebody else," says Parker of Frances.
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HAMMON: Yeah ... somebody else is going to also have to take the approach, and take a chance because it has never been done.
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"That kind of just ties your hands, and it creates a stodginess where you're guessing what somebody else would have done," Yedlin explained.
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If he settles on somebody else, it's going to be there was anger about Romney and he couldn't stand up to that anger.
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"It's like two degrees of separation between you and the person that you're dating who dated somebody else that you know," he says.
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"The idea that all you do is spend your time trashing somebody else, that is not the way I do politics," Kasich said.
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"The last thing I want is for my joke to go on and cause somebody else to have a bad day," he says.
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And what I've been most humbled by is that everybody who's come from the program has brought somebody else to it to apply.
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I would never judge somebody else for not coming out, but for me, personally, it did start to feel like a moral imperative.
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When I think back on burning crosses, a threatening letter, and so on, I feel as though I am speaking of somebody else.
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"So if we have a chaotic situation at a convention, there is a chance that he or somebody else could emerge," Cole continued.
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I don't want to see somebody else go through what we've gone through," he told the AP. "It could have been my son.
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"If you give of yourself to help somebody else succeed," says Lemonis, "there will be a moment where it comes back to you."
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"Mitt picked somebody else," Bush said, before launching into an argument about why he's more prepared to lead the country than Rubio is.
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The superior court judge was unimpressed, ordering the buyer to make up the shortfall after it had sold to somebody else for $1.65m.
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"The back-and-forth that I've had with him about that is that it's not him, it's somebody else," White told reporters Tuesday.
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The soybean purchases are being made in the United States for commercial reasons "with or without a decision from somebody else," Lutz added.
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"You don't have to hate on somebody else to support me — I don't appreciate it and it's not what I'm about," she tweeted.
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Rather than accept responsibility myself, I decided 'I'll blame somebody else…' At the time I was up to my nose in 'God dammit!
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They know they'll probably only see the one DJ they were excited to see for about an hour, probably B2B with somebody else.
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Generally, places where somebody else will help you out if you've fallen on hard times tend to have high levels of upward mobility.
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"You have to be here to protect your interests, because the artists are here, and they'll sell with somebody else," Mr. Govan said.
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"So now that one crazy person has done that, it might inspire somebody else," he said, referring to the attack in Las Vegas.
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"You get to let go of everything else, all the nervousness, anxiety and sadness and you get to be somebody else," she says.
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Because Floyd is not going to let Floyd down — meaning when you put your trust in somebody else, they always let you down.
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"The point is that I'm not going to lie to you, not by myself or through somebody else," Mr. Roof told the jury.
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As is usually the case when confronted with his own incompetence, Mr. Trump has spent his time looking for somebody else to blame.
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But, I think we like to earn our customers by giving them great service, not because of something that happened to somebody else.
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If they didn't merge with somebody else – DAVID FABER: They were close to -- I mean, CBS before the Viacom deal was pretty close.
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He won't be baited into doing what somebody else wants, and Shiv's dinnertime declaration has clearly driven a wedge between father and daughter.
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SS: Basically, the merchant sets up with us, they pay us a merchant fee just like they do with PayPal or somebody else.
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"Somebody else just started talking," she shouted, peering over the crowds at the teletron, which was not visible to anybody on the ground.
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"I feel a responsibility after two years of this to step in and do something about this if somebody else doesn't," he said.
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A couple of months after we met, when she told me she had been seeing somebody else the whole time, I was floored.
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Somebody else might think a different way, but I feel like I'm in as much control of myself as I need to be.
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