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Lee didn't add anything or provide any analysis or anything other than a summary of someone else's work.

It was inconceivable that this was anything other than a reference to Syme.

At that time there was no question of voting anything other than Republican.

They spoke an unrecognized language and refused to eat anything other than pitch from bean pods.

Let all thoughts about anything other than the doing also fade away.

The us reaction too, insofar as it opines on anything other than AIG bonuses these days, has been low-key.

But I've never felt anything other than embarrassment at the thought of possessing such glaring advertisements of personal worthlessness.

We wanted to get rid of anything other than what was absolutely essential, but you don't see that effort.

None of this is to deny that the situation in south Somalia—the country’s breadbasket—is anything other than dire.

I find it very difficult to imagine Jordan being content with anything other than a championship supporting cast.

There is certainly no obvious reason to think that this panel would be anything other than academically rigorous when evaluating the grants.

This is as easy to develop as it could be, as we did not do anything other than implement our business logic (calculating the factors of an integer).

We hadn’t had cable in a decade, hardly watched anything other than the news, and didn’t like the way it was the focal point of our living room.

I am often told I look like Catherine Zeta-Jones, and I've never been anything other than a straight a student.

I have a special regard and personal friendship for the people of China, in which I never experienced anything other than the utmost courtesy and genuine friendship of your people.

I stopped pretending to myself that I was anything other than what I was, and began to direct all my energy into finishing the only work that mattered to me.

It would be quite wrong to consider the average English pub as anything other than a respectable, friendly place that provides good drink, good food and a pleasant social atmosphere.

What she does very much fear for, though, is the future of all those under-18s who have never known anything other than the distraction of texts, emails and tweets.

A friend who studied in China almost 20 years ago told me that his father refused to eat anything other than hard-boiled eggs when he came for a visit.