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Everyone steals from tourists.

It's a given that everyone steals from Jane Austen and then gets ripped off in turn — plagiarizing it forward.

Kasich is not a plagiarist (in politics, everyone steals from everyone), but his campaign seems to have appropriated former Florida Governor Jeb Bush's message from last summer, when Bush said that the race was bound to be long and angry but "Here's the deal: I don't have anger in my heart".

I make dance music for the most part and it's mostly electronic so I shouldn't feel weird about that genre but it feels like it's been narrowed down to some very simple repetitive music where everyone steals from each other and barely uses any music, just sounds.

Everyone steals from supermarkets.

He's got a body so amazing everyone steals it for their Grindr pics.

"Even though everyone stole from their style, nobody ever did it as well as they did".

It was the summer of the last great gas crisis, the summer people waited hours for a pump, the summer everyone stole gas and the summer I thought I would be killed.

"So, early in the party we get this phenomenon, evident in the photos, of everyone stealing furtive glances around the room -- settling only later into focused encounters, where they seem truly engaged".

The family moved back to Paris, and Saint Phalle took a studio in Montparnasse, at L'Impasse Ronsin, a cluster of "wooden shacks with tarpaper roofs," where, she wrote, "everyone stole their coal from the hospital next door".

But he was clearly uncomfortable now that the national media had descended on Boston, with everyone stealing glances his way, "always looking for that one moment," as Jerry Remy, the former second baseman turned color commentator for NESN, the Red Sox' cable network, put it, in predicting that Ortiz was due to "erupt".