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But — you know, I think it — it was important for me, given how much attention this issue was getting, both here in Washington, but — elsewhere, for me to go ahead, 'Let's be clear.

Although these medical graduates were from just one university the traditional curriculum at Liverpool was based on traditional curricula which were standard not just in the UK, but elsewhere for over 100 years [ 2, 25].

They have been popular in Japan for years, but elsewhere have for a while been touted as the next big thing.

Aliquippa had been a town with an actual company store, where, for some reason, mill workers were often given two-dollar bills, perfectly legal but elsewhere rare, for change.

PAHs are not on Penn State's menu, but elsewhere testing for the 16 PAHs regulated by the EPA costs $250, says Ganga Hettiarachchi, an environmental chemist at Kansas State University.

Turn it up before hitting the club, but look elsewhere for lyrical creativity.

George Osborne said that those who are resident in the UK but domiciled elsewhere for tax purposes will have to pay an increased levy after living in Britain for 12 years.

But the Cha Cha Cha directors and their contemporaries, who include Brazilians like Walter Salles and Fernando Meirelles, move easily in and out of Hollywood, using the studio system when it seems to suit a particular project but going elsewhere for financing and marketing when it does not.

Sycoscapter patellaris* (www.figweb.org/Fig_wasps/Faunal_assemblages/Indo-Australasia/China); Cruaud et al. [2011] The pollinating wasps are noted with a superscripted p whereas the wasp species not yet observed in Taiwan but reported elsewhere for these fig taxa are noted with an asterisk.

In contrast, no studies have detected the hallmark of cultural acquisition of signals: many gestures used extensively or universally within a single group or local population, but not elsewhere (for cases of single gestures that appear to be acquired culturally, see de Waal and Seres 1997; McGrew and Tutin 1978; Nishida 1980).

Daft Punk loom large here, but elsewhere Zimmerman's penchant for old techno makes for an effective motor.