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through a variety of means (Anglophile); through various means (The administrative state's motives, Emond said, are about controlling the population, which it does through various means. (...) "We need, as American citizens, to understand who our enemy is," he stated. "If we don't take our country back, we are going to lose it."  coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver); in many different ways (Ivan Pisarev); in variety of different ways (Ivan Pisarev); in multitude of different ways (Ivan Pisarev); in variety of different manners (Ivan Pisarev); in a variety of forms (Ivan Pisarev); in many different forms (Ivan Pisarev); in various forms (Ivan Pisarev); in many forms (Ivan Pisarev); in many ways (Ivan Pisarev); in very different ways (Ivan Pisarev); in various ways (Ivan Pisarev); in a variety of shapes (Ivan Pisarev); in a variety of ways (Ivan Pisarev); in all different forms (Ivan Pisarev); in a wide variety of shapes (Ivan Pisarev); in a wide variety of forms (Ivan Pisarev); in different forms (Ivan Pisarev); in multiple forms (Ivan Pisarev); in a multitude of ways (Ivan Pisarev); in great variety of ways (Ivan Pisarev); in several different ways (Ivan Pisarev); in countless ways (Ivan Pisarev); in different ways (Ivan Pisarev); in a number of ways (Ivan Pisarev); in numerous ways (Ivan Pisarev); in variety of ways (Ivan Pisarev); by many means (Ivan Pisarev); by many methods (Ivan Pisarev); in many possible ways (Ivan Pisarev) |
