hereabouts
Britishadverb
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You may have to look for it, but somewhere someone is always dancing hereabouts for you.
From Los Angeles Times
The most renowned of these hereabouts is the Santa Monica Pier, known even to the landlocked from movies and TV.
From Los Angeles Times
But most apt — at least for us hereabouts — is “parking.”
From Los Angeles Times
There are so many skulls on churches hereabouts, actually, they started to feel like clues.
From The Guardian
Moreover, he felt a sense of duty to the form — that teriyaki hereabouts was “losing focus,” that some places were indeed doing a worse job than others.
From Seattle Times
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