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They would find something else to bring.
Large and bland, they were sprinkled with fresh dill but needed a yogurt sauce or something else to bring them to life.
Well, that would be rhum agricole, maraschino liqueur, lime juice and then a little something else to bring it all together: grapefruit juice.
But Jonathan Sheffer, the artistic director of the Eos Ensemble, was drawn to the Dove version for the opportunity it offered to present "Das Rheingold" in an intimate musical and dramatic setting with singers who may lack typical Wagnerian vocal heft but have something else to bring to the roles.
This means that, in addition to a heatshield and parachute, a lander will need something else to bring it safely to the ground.
You wouldn't find that if, let's say, Omaha, Nebraska had been hit by a terrifying tornado, they would probably do something else to bring people back.
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All of this appropriation and conceptual hijinks wouldn't be worth much if Gerber didn't bring something else to the work.
Everyone brings food to a holiday party, but few think to bring something else to the table.
Giles will also be able to bring something else to the party, something Cook already has – the ability to get the best out of Kevin Pietersen.
Rupert Pennefather: Alina wanted to bring something else to the performance rather than just do a pas de deux.
So they've got to be a great player, but they also have to bring something else to the table other than that.
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