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Inmates have been known to set fires in rooms with no smoke alarms — not to cause mischief, but to cook and supplement cold, sometimes inedible meals.

Movies that were originally planned solely for movie theaters were pushed onto streaming or VOD — sometimes in tandem with their eventual theatrical release, sometimes instead of — to accommodate government restrictions and low theater turnout.

From Salon

It's true that the Spaniard remains prone to occasional bouts of erratic shot-making during high-level matches, sometimes succumbing to half-an-hour or so spells in which his touch and depth appear to desert him.

From BBC

In training, McCann has sometimes felt the urge to lift the knee to block an incoming opponent - "muscle memory", as she puts it.

From BBC

She continued: "Let's be honest, sometimes they're just an excuse to bring the drama and do things I wouldn't do in real life. Music evolves, but fun? That is eternal."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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