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somebody
[ suhm-bod-ee, -buhd-ee, -buh-dee ]
pronoun
- some person.
noun
- a person of some note or importance.
somebody
/ ˈʌəɪ /
pronoun
- some person; someone
noun
- a person of greater importance than others
he seems to be somebody in this town
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“But I had a friend who knew somebody, so they said, ‘Come on out west, John.’
Katie Amess said she was "gobsmacked at the stupidity of somebody or a group of people being in the public eye and saying such dangerous, violent rhetoric".
“It was really common, if somebody came into the office, for us to spend 45 minutes hanging out in the Closet just talking about movies,” he recalls.
Dr Kirtley said the sound had prevented her from sleeping properly for several weeks, adding: "It's impossible to ignore - it is like somebody shouting in your face constantly for attention."
Our country works better together, and I think somebody who knows how to use financial levers is a very good candidate.
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