some·thing [ˈsʌm(p)θɪŋ] ΑΝΤΩΝ αόρ
1. something (object):
3. something (action):
4. something (unknown thing):
5. something (outstanding quality):
6. something οικ:
PONS OpenDict
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Instead of a real culture where songs actually mean something, we have this junk culture of entertainment working on the principle of planned obsolescence.
en.wikipedia.org Around 1600 a number of experimenters used steam to power small fountains working something on the principle of a coffee percolator.
en.wikipedia.org Logic programming was thought as something that unified various gradients of computer science (software engineering, databases, computer architecture and artificial intelligence).
en.wikipedia.org Castor said she had cut herself off while saying antifreeze because she had intended to say something else.
en.wikipedia.org So, even when they're both making exactly the same tone, there's still something completely different going on under the hood.
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