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something

[suhm-thing] / ˈsʌmˌθɪŋ /


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In response, they sang "one more year", something that echoed around Old Trafford at the final whistle.

From BBC

But Tuason spends so much of the film compelling his audience to submit to the movie’s scant sights and sounds that his finale misses the mark, opting for classic genre frights in a movie that’s otherwise attempting something fresh.

From Salon

The contrasting responses to the threat of inexpensive drones stems from differing approaches and economics—something the U.S. and its Gulf allies are increasingly taking into account as the war stretches into its third week.

From The Wall Street Journal

But I find that I miss, unexpectedly, the culture of the potluck hangout: the casual gathering built around the modest premise that everyone brings something and the group shares.

From Salon

Imagine a table where someone arrives with a bubbling hot dip — something clearly intended for communal scooping, but which also suggests that someone, somewhere, chopped herbs, zested a lemon, and stirred the whole thing together in their kitchen beforehand.

From Salon