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anybody

noun as in some unspecified person or people

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"Samer was a civilian," Kasim said softly, "and newly-wed, just 15 days into his marriage. He had nothing to do with armed groups. He didn't fight anybody," he said.

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There’s never been a finer country to live in for anybody on this earth.

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"I will work with anybody, if it helps to affect change for the people of this constituency," he said.

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"The word shutdown doesn't put anybody in a good headspace to be a vibrant consumer," said Daniel Kramer, managing partner of the popular DC restaurants Duke's Grocery and Duke's Counter.

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He just couldn’t get anybody out.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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