The Believer is happy to write about pop songs or reality television, to make jokes and indulge in whimsy, but it tends to disdain the nonchalant, knowing sarcasm that has become, elsewhere, the dominant form of cleverness.
In use here since the 1770s, the term only became common elsewhere in America after the Civil War.
Large Jewish congregations, aljamas, existed in the chief towns and were protected by the Navarrese kings when persecution became serious elsewhere.
Local farmers and other producers were being flagged on menus as badges of pride here long before that became trendy elsewhere.
Eventually, when resources became available elsewhere, this module was moved to a team that had the necessary capabilities but by then, morale had been dented, time wasted, and costs increased.
If LIPA signed purchase agreements it would be committed to paying for a large portion of the plants' output whether or not the supplies were needed, and even if cheaper electricity became available elsewhere.
Aggressions projected towards the TV became focused elsewhere, and the humanity of the party regressed a bit.
Consequently, blood became pooled elsewhere in the morphant body (Fig. 6d).
The probable reason is that nephrologists have lost interest in the renal biopsy procedure possibly because they became occupied elsewhere or are reluctant to take the procedure-related risk.
Husbands become frustrated and go elsewhere, and their wife/girlfriend leaves, heartbroken, unable to accept the "just sex" line.
