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  1. One besides the one mentioned. This phrase is used to emphasize indefinite words beginning with some, such as someone, somehow, sometime, somewhere. For example, Someone or other will be taking tickets at the door, or I can't remember where I put the lawn rake, but it's somewhere or other in the garage, or Somehow or other be found one that matched. [c. 1600]


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Some artists draw attention to themselves in their choice of subjects, their handling of materials or other ways.

From The Wall Street Journal

The social media company told the BBC it does not allow content with personal information "that could lead to stalking, identity theft, fraud, or other harm", highlighting a portal on its website where privacy concerns can be reported.

From BBC

One said he knew numerous CEOs who chose not to attend this year, opting to avoid the spotlight and send their CFOs or other executives in their place.

From The Wall Street Journal

Adyen interviews more than 100 candidates a year as part of the company’s unique hiring framework, in which every serious candidate meets with a board member or other senior leader before receiving an official offer.

From MarketWatch

Despite APOE's strong influence, it is not the sole cause of Alzheimer's or other dementias.

From Science Daily