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• She arrived before everyone else.

• Some species exist in this small area of forest and nowhere else on earth.

• I'm not buying the children anything else today - I've spent far too much money already.

• He looked nervously over his shoulder, making sure no one else was listening.

• I'm sorry, I don't know - you'll have to ask someone else.

• Under the "guardianship tradition" we feel compelled to watch over human bodies - our own and everyone else's - and to prevent dismembering.

• In a sense, committed action is neither about one's own goals, nor about anybody else's goals.

• Consider the woman who runs into a burning building to save someone else's child.

• Anybody's guess was as good as anybody else's.

• Very much one feels like a guest in somebody else's home, which is very nice.

• The ability to take someone else's perspective first emerges in early childhood.

• There is no expectation that people can be forced to use someone else's terms and de®nitions.

• The corporation duly granted itself permission to build its gasworks on someone else's territory, and broke its habit of opposing incorporation.

• They feel like they're putting a family member out, they're breaking, interfering in someone else's ability to work or take care of their children.

• In such a partnership, the other player is simply dramatis persona in someone else's script.

• Anything you type on your keyboard is shown shortly afterwards on everyone else's screens.

• The sin is always someone else's for us to condemn and, in condemning, absolve ourselves of guilt.

• They are more likely to believe someone else's judgement about their voice than their own.

• There seem to be also impor tant psychological differences between performing one's own composition and performing someone else's.

• I can then visualize placing my taper on top of everyone else's.