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Maybe there'd be someplace here she could change into them.

"There's always a question in your mind about whether they are going someplace better."

Find someplace worth living and get us in the door.

"You show them they're going someplace if they work hard."

"Along here someplace will be good," Mark said a few minutes later.

"It's much better when you can come someplace nice with your friends."

There's got to be some intelligence at work here someplace.

"I thought there was a restaurant up top here someplace."

"It was an opportunity to get away and go someplace different," he says.

You come someplace new and everything looks just the same."

But there might be someplace he wanted to get to, where he'd feel secure.

If we'd been someplace more private, I'd have just wounded one of them.

He may be living around here someplace, but I don't know for sure.

Karen went to private school around here someplace, and she knew a lot of boys.

"It's around here someplace, but you might as well give it to me again," I said.

"We are relatively certain that there is a connection here someplace."

He had left his tuxedo down here someplace, some while back.

He'd buzzed me in, so he had to be around here someplace.

Then put them someplace safe until we can come back."

Maybe, she admits thinking, he had a second wife hidden away someplace.

What I'm suggesting is that you pick someplace far from here and go there.

"This will give us someplace closer to home," Johnson said.

"It's like going someplace you always wanted to go for the price of a burger," he said.

Chet made a point of looking at his watch as if he needed to be someplace important soon.