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• He'll be there or thereabouts ."
• He has been there or thereabouts,
• But I think Ipswich will be there or thereabouts come the end of the season . 
• The big hotel chains have developed their own benchmarks so they know their hotels are there or thereabouts.
• "Though I don't think rates will necessarily be exactly the same level, Italy will be there or thereabouts ."
• The city has also 4 teams who have their team base there or thereabouts : Russia, Croatia, Greece and of course, Poland.
• Northside Saints and Cork Bulls had their successes but the long-established Dublin Blues were always pre-eminent and there or thereabouts when it came to the trophy presentations.
• Birr were waxing in strength, St Rynagh's and Lusmagh were always there or thereabouts, and Kilcormac / Killoughey and now Tullamore had plenty of talent coming through.
• "United will be there or thereabouts but although some people will say they are off and running now and that's the end of it, I don't think it will be.
• "Every year I am asked the same question and always I believe that we will be there or thereabouts, " he said . " I am sure that will be the same this year ."
• "Even though many thousands of listeners voted for other nominees, I think most people would agree that Shakespeare should be there or thereabouts, " said " Today " editor Rod Liddle.
• The article's definitely there or thereabouts in terms of content and referencing, and already was at the last nom when it got sidetracked with RM matters . . . Talk ) 16 : 31, 22 November 2009 ( UTC)
• Then again, I have a lot of respect for their manager ( Claudio Ranieri ), I think he is an excellent manager, but they are a quality team anyway, and they will no doubt be stronger for it, and I think they will be there or thereabouts.
• "It is a hectic start, but that is what we want, " Giggs told MUTV . " It is an exciting time because there are so many challenges in front of us, but we know we will be there or thereabouts at the end of the season ."
• There or thereabouts will be Tschetter, 30, whose on-course demeanor is nothing at all like her mentor's-- she smiles, laughs and talks-- but whose determination to improve, to somehow subdue and conquer the game is reminiscent of the Wee Iceman himself.
• "The last few years I have played pretty well lere; finished second behind Adam Scott by a shot, then the following year I won by a couple; and then last year I was only two shots out of the playoff, so I have been there or thereabouts ( " he said.
• While Holmes'birth date is widely given as about 1607, based on his own recollection ( on 20 December 1675 he called himself aged 69, " there or thereabouts " ) baptisms during that timeframe, almost without exception, took place within a week of a birth, and the baptismal date is considered far more reliable than the memory of an old man.