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otherwise

[uhth-er-wahyz] / ˈʌð ərˌwaɪz /


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"We fought seriously but otherwise we were mostly happy to enjoy Paris," said Nakadachi.

From Barron's

Following advice from her legal officer she requested a formal written answer from Stephen Cottrell in relation to his re-appointment of David Tudor as area dean but otherwise dismissed the complaint against him.

From BBC

The more details, financial or otherwise, you iron out before the trip, the more you’ll be able to enjoy what sounds like an amazing few days.

From MarketWatch

Lee Parkinson, otherwise known as Mr P, a primary school teacher in Manchester with half a million Facebook followers, says fines can be a bit of a "blunt tool".

From BBC

A video analysis by The Journal suggests otherwise, and preliminary findings by CBP’s internal office of professional responsibility, seen by the Journal, corroborated the Journal’s findings.

From The Wall Street Journal