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Meanings of elsewhere in English

Russian
потусторонний мир
Catalan
altre món

Concept of a reality beyond the natural world (e.g.

потусторонний мир
Usage of elsewhere in English
1
Does the British vote reflect such trends and events elsewhere in Europe?
The Irish Times
2
Of course, some stores still continue in business here and especially elsewhere.
The Irish Times
3
The business of news production in Ireland, as elsewhere, is in crisis.
The Irish Times
4
It says most recent cases come from people entering China from elsewhere.
Reuters
5
You could of course eschew government debt altogether, looking elsewhere for diversification.
Reuters
6
The same approach can be used elsewhere if similar data are available.
Pubmed
7
There's a very large reference market in France that doesn't exist elsewhere.
Wired
8
Already Free Syrian Army rebels are claiming control of oil assets elsewhere.
Reuters
9
Eighty of 358 banks operating in Britain are headquartered elsewhere in Europe.
Reuters
10
The company said affected employees may be able to be redeployed elsewhere.
BBC
11
Prosecutors have brought cases involving secret accounts in India, Israel, and elsewhere.
Reuters
12
Similar sculptures from the same period have been found elsewhere in Europe.
BBC
13
The situation for the funds is not very different elsewhere in Asia.
Reuters
14
But elsewhere, some who haven't yet taken lessons have already given up.
Reuters
15
You find things you wouldn't be able to find elsewhere in Europe.
Reuters
16
But a new amendment was inserted elsewhere, giving the government similar powers.
BBC
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Catalan
altre món
Elsewhere through the time
Elsewhere across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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