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"In some ways, it is a good sign you get a strong reaction, because that shows people care. If you roll out a new logo and everyone shrugs, you haven't done a good job or people don't care that much about what it is attached to."

From BBC

“Everything is, in some ways, finding your way home, self-determination.”

In some ways, Roosevelt was a product of his time.

From Salon

Oppenheimer’s superior follow-up, “The Look of Silence,” plays things straighter, and in some ways poses the more haunting question: Because supporters of the violence still hold political power in Indonesia, families of the victims and families of the killers live side by side.

The new-toy innocence of these first-time cinematographers is, in some ways, an ideal symbol for the spiritual reinforcement they get from prioritizing their art.

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

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