elsewhere
adverb
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Contemporary Examples of elsewhere
Elsewhere, courts throughout the country have placed limits on speech this year.
To carry his voice forward, onto the streets of New York and D.C. and Chicago and elsewhere.
Elsewhere on the Internet, and often, Turkers butt heads over which tools work best, or what nation they hail from.
A sizable number of Asian Americans feel that affirmative action, in college admissions or elsewhere, has hurt them personally.
The U.N. special representative has called for local ceasefires in Aleppo and elsewhere to start building a broader peace.
Historical Examples of elsewhere
The King looked round with a curious eye, and elsewhere, before departing.
The Mesmerist's VictimAlexandre Dumas
We had bathed together a hundred times in London and elsewhere.
Hilda WadeGrant Allen
But the pride of birth and blood is common to all nations, perhaps less so in England than elsewhere.
The Mother of ParliamentsHarry Graham
The Beltane customs seem to have been the same as elsewhere.
Balder The Beautiful, Vol. I.Sir James George Frazer
In England, as elsewhere, the growth of the towns was one of the most marked features of the twelfth century.
The Influence and Development of English GildsFrancis Aiden Hibbert