for one thing
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I’m more aficionado than maniac, but I find them endlessly listenable, rewatchable — they just look great, for one thing — and interesting.
From Los Angeles Times
For one thing, breached organizations could cover at least part of the costs.
For one thing, it’s economically pointless.
From MarketWatch
“We’re in it for one thing. We want the killing to stop.”
Because the people who survive to report a near-death experience are inherently different from the people who die — their brains don't permanently lose function, for one thing — it's hard to determine whether those who actually die also have these subjective experiences.
From Scientific American
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