But the Sixers have struggled to find reliable offense elsewhere.
"We certainly have to get offense elsewhere," said Brian Leetch, the Rangers' captain.
They gave up Mr. Burns to Oregon in what was routine practice among states: a prisoner who owed time for an earlier offense elsewhere was transferred there to finish serving it, then was returned.
The Glendale Police Department says that Wino is Nersis Kilajian, 31, a Syrian national who was living in the U.S. before being deported in 2012 for a felony offense elsewhere.
Cases stemming from offenses at bases elsewhere also have a high rate of conviction or guilty pleas — 5,110 of 5,886 cases.
Elsewhere, Berman takes offense simply because Vidal challenges long-held views on the purity of American intentions in the world.
A question comes to mind: if there is a "transient" occupancy tax upon persons, unless exempt, who rent hotel/motel rooms, does this, by definition, make these people, "transients?" Answer: Visitors to Santa Monica, as well as elsewhere, might take offense if they knew that they were considered "transients" in the negative use of that word.
Do not take offense if this happens; just try to leave elsewhere.
It's also a distinct possibility that it would stop so many people being prosecuted and punished for what, elsewhere, would be classed as minor drug offenses.
This approach, now fairly widespread in the United States but less common elsewhere, has proven successful in reducing repeat offenses and relapse into drug use.
