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otherwise

[uhth-er-wahyz] / ˈʌð ərˌwaɪz /


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"Now more than ever, people are understanding that we have to change, we have to reform, otherwise we become irrelevant," he said.

From Barron's

“Even though there are people who want to say otherwise, Latinos—with our music, our culture and our history—are part of this country. And no president can change that.”

From The Wall Street Journal

They highlighted briefing materials and other internal Fed staff reports—some marked “Do Not Disseminate” in red and all-caps—that Rogers solicited from colleagues or otherwise accessed and forwarded to his personal Gmail account.

From The Wall Street Journal

By allowing galaxies and stars to form earlier than they otherwise would have, dark matter also helped create the conditions needed for planets to develop.

From Science Daily

Pretending otherwise forces the Fed to compensate with blunt instruments that carry their own costs.

From Barron's