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something else again

  1. A different case entirely, as in If he'd called to cancel, we wouldn't mind, but not showing up, that's something else again. [Mid-1800s]



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Navarro is something else again: He’s highly educated and not especially rich.

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Deadwyler and Chukwu turn the scene into something else again, a demonstration of resolve, righteous anger and love.

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ā€œNo shame if you can’t breastfeed, but if you can & are somehow convinced that your own milk isn’t as good as a ā€˜scientifically researched product’, that’s something else again.

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ā€œLad, you haven’t even begun! Navigation—that’s something else again! Want to learn it? I reckon I could teach you.ā€

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When Nat had finished, he said, ā€œHmmm. You are quick at figures, Mr. Bowditch. Well, we’ve got our latitude, all right. The longitude—that’s something else again. I wish chronometers weren’t so infernally expensive.ā€

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