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Subsequent Master Classes have had a role-playing game that we call unoriginally the Game, designed to mimic the business conditions of a freelance life.

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Subsequent Master Classes have had a role-playing game that we call unoriginally the Game, designed to mimic the business conditions of a freelance life.

Kristine Kathryn Rusch » Freelancer’s Survival Guide, Money, Part One 2009

Wong's approach to art is what you may call unoriginally original.

TODAYonline 2009

He may be a fervent monarchist, a Tory voter with views, as one player unoriginally puts it, "to the right of Genghis Khan" and, in his single-minded go-getting, an emblematic figure of the Thatcherite high noon.

Ian Botham by Simon Wilde - review 2011

If so, you no-doubt love her big breakthrough record, unoriginally called Sheryl Crow.

Christopher Ryan: Sheryl Crow and UFOs 2010

If so, you no-doubt love her big breakthrough record, unoriginally called Sheryl Crow.

Christopher Ryan: Sheryl Crow and UFOs 2010

I ask because I tend to think unoriginally that New Age is progressivism with a thin veneer of mysticism painted over it.

How do you know me? 2009

All three of the rock stars that I (quite unoriginally) mentioned as the subject of dangerously huge veneration in the first sentence of my Rolling Stone piece -- Jimi, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison -- would be dead within a year and a half, none out of his or her twenties.

Sheila Weller: Interviewing Jimi Hendrix 2009

As McClellan lucidly -- if unoriginally -- points out, he and the rest of the traitors could not have done what they did without the complicity of the press.

Andrew Foster Altschul: The People of the United States vs. McClellan 2008

Concluded unoriginally that the Medici were pretty badass.

Ferule & Fescue Flavia 2008