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11) Anyone who deems the phrase 'nomnomnom' acceptable, or any variations of it is not welcome and will be BANNED.

Due to the intensity of these types of workouts and their ability to stimulate multiple muscle groups, only perform this routine or any variations once or twice a week.

To which we cannot resist the thought that taxing every pizza place that calls itself Ray's or Ray's Original, or any variation on same, might weed out the impostors.

Let's celebrate their individuality instead of giving them form like horses (by which I mean if another person says to me "Thebans is not as good as [Benjamin's] Written on Skin" or "Written on Skin is not as good as [Ades's] The Tempest", or any variation thereof, I will reach for something sharp).

It's kind of like in "Heathers" or "Mean Girls," or any variation thereof — popular girl learns how hollow and vicious her social group is, and breaks from it to become a better person, but she's still going to be one of the chosen ones, in terms of beauty and wealth and promise.

That is the closest Sugg has come to claiming the book was hers and hers alone because also being a budding sleuth, I did my research and Zoella and Penguin have quite cannily avoided ever using the word 'write' or any variation on the word.

Whether or not he attracts a significant following of dedicated believers in search of deliverance, ecstasy or any variation thereof (some commentators have called the singularity "the rapture for geeks"), Kurzweil has undoubtedly positioned himself at the heart of a growing singularity industry.

The obtained spectra can be compared to EELS data in bibliography to check a shift in energy or any variation in the shape of the edges.

One of these business models, or any variation thereof, may be just the angle AltaVista needs to resuscitate its search business.

If (X_m) is a generalized Dynkin diagram (or a subset of (mathbb {Z}^m) or any variation thereof) with m vertices and (sigma in mathbb {S}_m), then (sigma (X_m)) is the generalized Dynkin diagram (or the object in question) with the numeration of the vertices after applying (sigma ) to the numeration of (X_m).

"Hey, Big Guy... .. or any variation of this hardly EVER refers to a person's height unless they're Yao Ming.