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something or other
something unspecified; one thing or another. I can't remember what Ann saidsomething or other. A messenger came by and dropped off something or other at the front desk.
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For Kant, individuals create a state to protect their moral agency, and in doing so they consent to coercion only insofar as it is required to prevent themselves or others from impinging on their own or others' agency.
I have every right to confront lovingly but assertively anyone who lies or gossips about myself or others, demanding that they cease from such behavior.
Create and package a special report, an ebook, learning series or other item from time to time, and insert your ads in all of them.
 
 
 
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