The show pauses on famous lines, and then we see many variations of, say, "God bless us, everyone".
Even big shoe companies, like Converse and Nike, allow customers to come up with new variations of, say, the Converse All Star.
Variations of said tradies have their own nicknames, such as "brickie" (bricklayer), "truckie" (truckdriver), "sparky" (electrician), "garbo" (garbage collector) and "chippie" (carpenter).
Life happens while you're waiting, some variation of the saying goes, only we never really experience waiting any longer.
The battle between his sons, Mukesh and Anil, eventually led to the group being split in two.In some cases even strong and successful firms can implode soon after a generational succession, which is why so many countries have some variation of the saying, "from shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations" (clogs to clogs, kimono to kimono).
Variations of "he says" or "she said" are used in every news article.
He says the technology is now becoming "pretty solid, robust stuff .A name by any other name"One of our biggest problems has always been variations of names," says Michael Scheuer, who was the head of the CIA's Osama bin Laden Unit from 1996 to 1999.
In 2013, Sunday Telegraph journalist Andrew Gilligan, known for his sharp criticism of institutions he believes may harbor violent variations of Islam, said the mosque was "mainly free of extremism".
A number of members delivered a variation of this line, saying they hadn't looked into the matter seriously and therefore didn't know if the president had that authority.
Those companies, which have customer bases that include broad swaths of the nation that ostensibly look like the electorate, all said some variation of what Macy's said: "In light of statements made by Donald Trump, which are inconsistent with Macy's values, we have decided to discontinue our business relationship with Mr. Trump".
