Same thing for here.

Same thing here.

We did the same thing here.

And let's do the same thing here.

Now, we do the same thing over here.

It's the same thing this right here right?

Having this is the same thing it's just, you know, photographed from the side.

And so that's the same thing we could put parentheses around here so that's the same thing as 1 times 121 plus 0.1 times 121, so that's the same thing as 1.1 times 121.

Remember, this thing is just this thing right here, we're just doing the Pythagorean theorem.

This is Having this is the same thing it's just, you know, photographed from the side.

That this right here is the same thing as e to the

This thing right here is the exact same thing as that over there.

Same with diatoms, which are shown right here, which are glasseous structures.

And then of course this has the exact same form as this thing right here.

Same thing.

Do the same thing over here, eventually you'd get to a gold atom.

Now, these are almost the same, but we have this little pesky character over here.

Well here's the problem, those are the opposite.

This is the same thing.

So this is the same thing.

Very similar thing.

So this is the same thing.

They were the same thing

The very same.

Always the same thing.

Harley Chase gave it to me.

It's pretty much the same thing.

Is it the same?

Same thing as you.

either for the world, as here, or for the authority symbolised by the gibbet.

The French always say things are the same when they're not at all.

But it is exactly the same.

Well, we do the same thing.

Well, it's the same thing.

Same thing with the oxygen.

Same thing for the magenta molecule.

They're not the same thing.

Same with automobiles.

But we saw the same thing.

These are essentially the same thing.

That's the same thing, 6.25.

This is the same thing.

Cattle are the same way.

Same thing every spring.

They're all the same?