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And now, like everything else concerning the house, she's going to have to take care of it.

While there is no urgency in the home-court search, there is urgency about almost everything else concerning the basketball team.

Generations of budding economists and countless other college graduates have learned the basics of supply and demand, interest and capital, market structure, and just about everything else concerning economics, from Samuelson.

SIR —You are right when you claim that Blombos, a seaside cave in South Africa, offers the earliest known evidence of human artistic production, going back more than seventy thousand years, but you are wrong about almost everything else concerning this archeological site.

When I have said that there was excessive exploitation, I have not blamed our bosses, because I know full well that our bosses were themselves exploited from the other side That is why we have bought the railroads and everything else concerning public services May 12th , 1950

As far as everything else is concerned, I'm a musician at the end of the day.

If this means that music is divorced from everything else that concerns us in the 'real world' (that is, extra-musical life), it is puzzling why we should find so valuable the experiences musical works afford.

Saints preferred equality over everything else; they were concerned with fairness for its own sake.

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Judgment is initially divided into "practical" judgment, the object of which is "things foreseen," and "theoretical judgment," which concerns everything else (Metaphysik, §451, p. 139).

But despite its title, this book is primarily concerned not with money but with everything else the Germans were also concerned with from 1914 to about 1929: military strategy, starvation, assassinations (of people good and bad), putsches (fruitless and fruitful), foreign occupation, riots, strikes and pretty much every other permutation of anarchy and ­violence.