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Discover LudwigThe phrase "each other ourselves" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two different expressions, "each other" and "ourselves," which are used in different contexts. Example: "We should help each other" or "We need to take care of ourselves."
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One comes up with a proposition: "Why don't we all give each other ourselves?" They set to work at once.
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There is always a price for divorcing ourselves from each other and ourselves.
We ourselves create these entities, in order to watch and control each other and ourselves.
We while away the hours staring at each other and ourselves.
A constantly defining and redefining of each other and ourselves by all this stuff.
This is our disease and we must take care of each other and ourselves.
Our rooms so dark we could imagine each other – and ourselves – exactly as we wanted.
But this is, of course, a physical and metaphysical impossibility: we are not each other but ourselves.
We use it to feel change and sadness and hope and love and to tell each other about ourselves.
We deem each other, or ourselves, "magical" as a way of expressing our strength, beauty and success.
It's an intense relationship, but we've both learned a lot about each other and ourselves from working together.
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