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every other person or thing every second or alternate person or thing. The magician turned every other card over. Every other table had an ashtray on it. every other happening or existing regularly on every second one of the things you are counting Our discussion group meets every other Friday at eight o'clock. Every other shelf on the bookcase was full of books. every other something omitting the next but including the one after that, as a series or repetition of something Our discussion group meets every other Friday at eight o'clock. It seems like every other shop in the village is a cafe. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It is held every other year on each local high school campus. There are regular meetings between Democratic lobbyists and Democratic Senate staff members (every other Monday), between Democratic lobbyists and House minority leader Nancy Pelosi's chief of staff (every Friday), and between Republican lobbyists and Republican senators (every other Tuesday and every other Wednesday). One took Copaxone every day, one took Betaseron every other day, and the third took Copaxone every other day. |
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