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Few if any of the students knew anyone from elsewhere.

And, of course, they cannot leave the country to play elsewhere.

About 500 cases have been reported elsewhere in the world.

Park officials say the money for the road could be better spent elsewhere.

"No one who can get work elsewhere wants to put up with her."

And many people are thinking their future might be better elsewhere.

Workers who go elsewhere must pay part of the cost.

Elsewhere in the West, he would not be put to death.

Could he give me the information I would need to find the book elsewhere?

Some of those people have been able to continue working elsewhere.

She could have left then and made a new life elsewhere.

Some of them have even been elsewhere all their lives.

To be sure, he is better off in the South than elsewhere.

They have asked officials to help them find land elsewhere.

And as elsewhere, about 80 percent of its workers are women.

He told her she could get a higher return elsewhere.

He moved elsewhere and has never seen their two children again.

But they are available elsewhere, and not at great cost.

If they do, however, we are also free to take our business elsewhere.

And yet they do not look the same as elsewhere.

I think the same is probably true elsewhere in the country, too.

But his mind was elsewhere, especially on the last day.

To be sure, many able people have now gone elsewhere.

We're simply people like you and those living in your city or elsewhere.

If you are not she, he will find one elsewhere.