In fact, according to a recent OECD study, teachers' salaries have increased almost everywhere else since 2005.
Even ink-stained wretches pull down five-figures – and, unlike everywhere else in America, since journalism is built on documenting nonsense, there's some real job security in documenting Washington.
The bell came with Ranieri to Naples, and seemingly everywhere else that he has worked since.
This much we know: even if George Osborne's property bubble is lifting prices all over the UK, London has long since left everywhere else behind.
They still die sooner than their richer neighbors, but the city's life-expectancy gap was smaller in 2014 than nearly everywhere else, and it has shrunk since 2001 even as gaps grew nationwide.
Such has been the pull of Africa that cumulative foreign direct investment inflows into sub-Saharan Africa from everywhere else in the world quadrupled since 2000 and stood at U.S. $470 billion in 2014.
Still, he added, "there pretty much has to be water ice" on Titan, since there is ice everywhere else in the solar system where it is cold enough.
In an era of extreme partisanship in Washington and dismal regard for Congress everywhere else, the extra burden of home-state peril has become an expectation ever since.
Williams, unknown here but huge everywhere else, is a former boy-band star who has sold 26 million records since 1995 and regularly sells out concert crowds.
As they have everywhere else, American flags have sprouted up along the strip of Arab-owned stores here since Tuesday.
