P.R. I read — strangely or not so strangely, very little fiction.
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Strangely, in this motley crew, Ivey's approach of "I choose party over ethics" comes strangely the closest to a consistent ethical position.
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It's both strangely attractive but also juvenile looking To me, it's both strangely attractive but also juvenile looking, like a phone for Barbie.
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The seat of power -- Caracas -- is strangely calm.
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" But sources describe the development process as "strangely separated.
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" I was stunned — yet also strangely relieved: "You're right.
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But to curators they remained strangely compelling, if troubling, objects.
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Strangely, Fiennes seems to be wearing whiteface for the role.
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The two parties have been strangely silent this go around.
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And then that is defined as being 'strangely private'. Fine.
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But strangely, the finished loaf doesn't taste strongly of potatoes.
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But it was a strangely heavy pause before she answered. .
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Students being possessed is strangely a common occurrence in Indonesia.
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It is, however, strangely similar to Babyface from Toy Story.
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And the strangely courtlike atmosphere is mainly marked by separation.
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Yet in a great performance, "Lulu" can be strangely uplifting.
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But the response to the fires has been strangely muted.
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Strangely, though, I was also in denial about my circumstances.
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Strangely, however, none of that concern was on display today.
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Strangely, it would look a lot like object recognition software.
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Yet, strangely, the number of registered lobbyists has fallen sharply.
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Strangely, the ECB is not talking much about fiscal policy.
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"Matt was behaving strangely, in my opinion," Hendrex tells PEOPLE.
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American unemployment is only 4.4%, yet inflation is strangely low.
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Then, I settled into a sad but strangely comforting routine.
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It's weird and creepy, and strangely a lot of fun.
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Strangely, nickel has not had anything like cobalt's price rise.
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Strangely, it seems like it's only a matter of time.
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It's a subject that Democrats seem strangely reluctant to acknowledge.
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We need that strangely reassuring grin now more than ever.
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Phone Virus Signs Q: My Android phone is acting strangely.
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Even more strangely, the crowd seemed to actually like him.
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Strangely enough, though, learning all this made me less fearful.
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"The most surprising thing is it's strangely complacent," he says.
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And, strangely, that may even make us like them more.
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Duncan was strangely gorgeous and for sure the missing Velour.
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Strangely, this stance has not crossed over to other apps.
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Strangely, this activity gives me distance from my own situation.
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Drake's flow and Sufjan Stevens' heartache: a strangely perfect match.
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Strangely, I'm not convinced it will be a better one.
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Strangely I now wanted more, only we hadn't grabbed enough.
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This is true, strictly speaking, but it's also strangely reductive.
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But both interpretations sit strangely alongside Stewart's unaffected body language.
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Does that happen strangely often in the Star Wars universe?
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The end product is terrifying, vaguely nauseating, and strangely funny.
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The end was strangely satisfactory, even in it's "empty" message.
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And, I feel strangely protected by the world at large.
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There's something of that, strangely, in the tributes to Winnie.
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One long passage had hints of strangely cosmic hymnal music.
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But Farady comes off as strangely anachronistic in Magnificent Seven.
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People on Twitter are getting strangely attached to Kent's Nalgene.
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Even though Giotto is so strangely praised by your Vasari?
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Mr. Audi stages several choral scenes with strangely stylized formality.
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Strangely enough, it's also led by a professional sports owner.
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The balsamic dressing was strangely sweet and the lettuce watery.
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And one of his main targets in the primary, strangely
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Strangely, diagnostic accuracy is rarely raised as a safety issue.
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Strangely, the war itself seemed to have blown away too.
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Their lives are as strangely humorous as they are horrifying.
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Aside from the tuna, it all tasted all strangely indistinguishable.
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Strangely, that does not seem to be the general vibe.
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But sobriety, and helping others, is in itself, strangely enough.
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Another seemed to be — strangely enough — wicker baskets and furniture.
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Instagram strangely continues to deny iPad owners a dedicated app.
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This is also strangely exciting, watching him do his lunges.
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It gets almost everything right, but it's also strangely underwhelming.
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But inside the Beltway, calling for impeachment remains strangely taboo.
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The country's media have been strangely reluctant to cover it.
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Members of the Trump administration have, somewhat strangely, denied this.
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And a crazy, and eventually strangely moving, thing it is.
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Strangely, it is a place which is not very famous.
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And yet, strangely, the relaxed, playful, atmosphere felt entirely genuine.
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Knowing that it wasn't just me, however, was strangely reassuring.
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That's when we both started feeling strangely hyper and euphoric.
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It's strangely enchanting to feel the wind from beating wings.
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Strangely, the stalks are edible, but the leaves are toxic.
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It's a hard, strangely shaped, almost gnarled piece of flesh.
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Some agreed that their blankets had smelled strangely like bacon.
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For them, it is a delightful and strangely beautiful experience.
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WASHINGTON — Gordon D. Sondland began his day looking strangely happy.
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Strangely enough, there's no firm polling, yet, on the conversation.
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Worse, many of us are strangely optimistic and occasionally pushy.
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Strangely, perhaps, the patient feels that she was very lucky.
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SARA I think that is the most strangely prophetic song.
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Hank had become, strangely, William Burroughs's art dealer in Canada.
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My performance was clumsy and embarrassing, but also strangely exhilarating.
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Strangely, though, they are birds that don't belong in England.
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And, strangely enough, also blind to the risk to stockholders.
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But that afternoon, he began acting strangely, court records show.
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Who needs electronics when you have this strangely alluring instrument?
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But strangely, they can't seem to feel individual hair movements.
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Strangely, cassette players are having a bit of a resurrection.
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It's lots of fun, but it's also strangely, hauntingly sad.
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Strangely, the checkout stations were very close to the entrance.
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Yet it was also strangely terrible in its own way.
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They may also be a result of warming, strangely enough.
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It's strangely appropriate that after "merging" Dreamland with the Medici Bros.
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Strangely enough, the Chairman didn't listen to the outcry then, either.
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Strangely, Arrival was also the most loved Oscars topic more generally.
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Strangely, both New York senators have been silent on the deal.
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But here I am, staring at my screen, feeling strangely alone.
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It's strangely difficult to ship wine, beer, or other spirits, unfortunately.
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Industrial Berlin cityscapes become overbearingly emotional, strangely nostalgic despite seeming unfamiliarity.
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But this message seems strangely missing from his White House rollout.
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But on the other side of it, it felt strangely familiar.
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The main problem seemed the strangely torpid conducting of Pacien Mazzagatti.
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I get strangely over-excited when other people's parents like me.
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We are constantly connected but, strangely, in the most isolated ways.
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I entered my pitch-black bedroom to find it strangely chilled.
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It's also strangely absent of chatspeak, which sends his heart racing.
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Strangely, the points being debated haven't changed substantially since last year.
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Did I have a stomach bug or strangely mild food poisoning?
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MxO stores its objects in a file called, strangely enough, gameobjects.gob.
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Gareth: Strangely, it was the recording experience I enjoyed the most.
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Lesson #11: Do not hit strangely attired women with your car.
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They've also picked one of the most strangely vile names imaginable.
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It strangely didn't have that big of an effect on me.
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Strangely, you learn some interesting things about cinema along the way.
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For its fearsome size and confident leadership, Facebook seems strangely precarious.
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But somehow pulling the impulse-buy shopping trigger felt strangely right.
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Well, Sam is seasick and Gilly is in strangely fabulous spirits.
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Some behave strangely, accuse employees of theft or even become violent.
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There's a strangely perverse pleasure in watching an interview go south.
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Regular listeners might even find the hint of amateurism strangely endearing.
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Strangely, I can recognize most anyone I meet from another time.
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Strangely, this isn't a simple oversight by YouTube's parent company, Google.
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So people aren't looking at you strangely anymore, I take it?
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Strangely, the movie is at least tangentially related to hip-hop.
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"In India, strangely enough you have all the users," he said.
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So its early scores of the law read strangely in hindsight.
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Strangely, this has put Democrats in a bit of a pickle.
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The design strangely recalls a competitive mode in Super Mario Bros.
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The ending of "Ladivine" is perfect, both poignant and strangely hopeful.
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They resemble the ouija's writing also, strangely enough, in subject-matter.
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Downtown was coming back, but so much else was strangely empty.
|
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If this story sounds strangely familiar, it's because it's happened before.
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Strangely, it doesn't even have to be about Roe v. Wade.
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Strangely enough, Christine also has the makings of a workplace comedy.
|
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Strangely, the most obsessive tweeter on earth, Donald Trump, was silent.
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Strangely enough, his second wife also left her husband for him.
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And that feels strangely incongruous to the density of its world.
|
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But strangely enough, Strange did make it to the Spring Championship.
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"Singing in a congregation at church is strangely exposing," Shipley says.
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It's a gorgeous assault that leaves her defiled, yet strangely exultant.
|
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Unfortunately, the filling was more soupy than substantial and strangely sweet.
|
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Yet none of them broke, and the woman seemed strangely unperturbed.
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Which makes it perfect, and strangely soothing, at-home isolation watching.
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Strangely, however, elephants aren't more prone to cancer than smaller animals.
|
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All of it looks strangely familiar — except for the billowy pants.
|
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But strangely enough, almost all of those stories are about men.
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Spawning without weapons created a strangely harrowing World War I experience.
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This story is set, charmingly, strangely, in an alternative 1980s England.
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The stadium seats approximately 14,000 fans, but it feels strangely intimate.
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I think that's part of what being an actor is, strangely.
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Even though it was probably inevitable, the news was strangely shocking.
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All the while, his rivals are strangely hesitant to attack him.
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The bullet was strangely pristine, hardly deformed by its deadly work.
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The videos were simple, he said, but strangely captivating, almost beautiful.
|
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Strangely enough, people find comfort in this kind of imperfect parlance.
|
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It's gory and deranged, but also a strangely nostalgic slasher classic.
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At first you may think he's surrounded by strangely large flowers.
|
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Yet there's no consensus about how to answer this question, strangely.
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And yet, cats are a strangely relaxing presence during yoga class.
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Strangely, she said repeatedly that Sondland was US Ambassador to Ukraine.
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I listen to the strangely satisfying clicks of compacts and lipsticks.
|
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But the footage, in all its silky glory, is strangely mesmerizing.
|
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But the electronic "noise" Mr. Perich has created is strangely captivating.
|
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Time moves strangely when a hurricane eyes you from the ocean.
|
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The effect of is claustrophobic, but also strangely serene, even sublime.
|
|
Strangely enough, that's Russian President Vladimir Putin's goal in a nutshell.
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Strangely, I started making crossword puzzles before I started solving them.
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His skin is strangely pale, with several scabs on his wrists.
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I think strangely there's bipartisan support for scrutiny of big tech.
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The past comes back to life before our eyes, strangely present.
|
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It manifests as both alien and strangely familiar, conjuring tribal arts.
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With a track as strangely electric as "2685," he's probably right.
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In front of him was a bronze book, but, strangely, no drink.
|
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His bizarre public testimony was infused with a strangely hyper-smug arrogance.
|
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But it seems so wonderfully or strangely American, or certainly Americanized now.
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School administrators called police after one student began behaving strangely in class.
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Strangely, they will not work with Roku's popular streaming boxes and sticks.
|
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In an unfamiliar place, the people at the club were strangely comforting.
|
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That seems like a strangely backward philosophy that puts presentation above content.
|
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Outside, the air was gusty and strangely warm, thick with unpredictable energy.
|
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But it's also strangely beautiful, like distant music in a minor key.
|
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Check out the video above to catch the entire, strangely mesmerizing process.
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Yet, strangely, it begins with the familiar Republican lament about budget deficits.
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And strangely enough — the need to gorge myself is slowly fading away.
|
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Watching them fully concentrate on licking their bowls clean is strangely therapeutic.
|
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Mr Xi is a dictator, but he is a strangely inhibited one.
|
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It's strangely quiet, and visually vibrant, full of lush, wet, green forest.
|
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And somehow strangely attractive to white racists, according to Saturday Night Live.
|
|
Strangely enough, people who liked NASCAR would either vote Trump or Hillary.
|
|
This past August, I was strangely immersed in spy-related pop culture.
|
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Strangely the response from actual Southerners on Twitter was less than kind.
|
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It's truly one of the oddest — yet strangely soothing — instruments ever played.
|
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This makes it both easy to follow, and strangely entertaining to watch.
|
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Strangely, Schmitt-Matzen said that he left as fast as he could.
|
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So I get off the train and something seems weirdly, strangely familiar.
|
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Among the other discoveries was that the planet's magnetic field behaved strangely.
|
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Just as strangely, the researchers waited 2100 months to share their findings.
|
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And while the advice wasn't necessarily bad, it was strangely passive-aggressive.
|
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Kris also strangely messes with Khloe after avoiding her youngest Kardashian daughter.
|
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During most of the debate, Trump seemed strangely lethargic and low energy.
|
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Strangely, his meat business seems to have been non-functioning since 2007.
|
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Before the incident, friends had called police saying Robinson was behaving strangely.
|
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Over those painful last 20 games, a lot has gone strangely well.
|
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"I've always been curious," a strangely appropriate user named u/123poop wrote.
|
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More strangely, Carol and Tara didn't exactly give her the warmest welcome.
|
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Soon, that young face turned into a ruddy (and strangely square) face.
|
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After not seeing me for a few weeks, she was acting strangely.
|
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Or, maybe even more strangely, game series are more like homes themselves.
|
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Evangelical Christians have been strangely drawn to Mr Trump from early on.
|
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Though, strangely, that's not the case with the comedy in the movie.
|
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Was all a bit peak, but I was strangely positive about things.
|
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Once the car alarms had been silenced, the night was strangely quiet.
|
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But in making that argument, Beard veers into a strangely deterministic place.
|
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Strangely, morning people are more likely to hook up with night owls.
|
|
To watch it switch itself off is to experience something strangely human.
|
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He was so strangely charismatic that you kind of get sucked in.
|
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Smiling, the murderer seems strangely relaxed, as if his crimes were routine.
|
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And strangely, government workers recorded high levels of trust with their leadership.
|
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European countries remain strangely divided over drug policy, ignoring the continent's successes.
|
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It's daffy, overblown and strangely poignant, just like the cycle over all.
|
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He's making money and winning titles, yet he still feels strangely adrift.
|
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I find that I feel awful next day, which seems strangely long.
|
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But much of the music that makes up HOWSLA feels strangely conservative.
|
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I've always thought there's a strangely potent romance to this pet name.
|
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Strangely, OurMine team doesn't seem to be doing this for nefarious purposes.
|
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Also, Watson is strangely, inexplicably not good in this thinly written role.
|
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And yet I feel strangely compelled to have more than one shot.
|
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" Then, strangely, she goes viral as the world's most disappointing "webcam girl.
|
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But it's ambition pointed in a strangely specific direction: the Senate itself.
|
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What has not changed, strangely enough, are some of the British touches.
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Wie said her injuries, strangely, had helped make her a better putter.
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Margaret looked at me strangely and checked my name off the list.
|
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And even beyond that, you have this figure that is strangely isolated.
|
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The drawings are strangely beautiful in their ceaseless inspection of surface textures.
|
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He didn't know how much longer... Reading this, I felt strangely moved.
|
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Vaguely aerodynamic, the hats strangely elicit both car and driver at once.
|
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Strangely, only some of the fragments of nuclear DNA matched Neanderthal genes.
|
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The Pence rule can manifest in ways that are strangely un-Christian.
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At the same time, it was strangely familiar in a different way.
|
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"Hey!" he said, with a confidence that seemed strangely unweighted by history.
|
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The serendipity of English renders much of the original language strangely contemporary.
|
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They are playing Kobe's retirement game on TV and it's strangely moving.
|
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That strangely somber nurse who wanted to list Peri for organ donation?
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I was in a mild fugue state, strangely calm, a little dissociated.
|
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As remote as this world is, readers will find it strangely familiar.
|
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Officers felt Cleophus Cooksey was acting strangely, perhaps trying to conceal something.
|
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It contains a lament for the Whaboom guy and is strangely moving.
|
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But strangely, given Mr. Akhtar's earlier work, it didn't feel newly illuminating.
|
|
Memes do carry values across the culture, even if subtly or strangely.
|
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Strangely, this is the only letter from Sargent to James which survives.
|
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Strangely enough, I didn't have any issues with Aira's demo charging pad.
|
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But strangely, he hasn't been called to testify at an open hearing.
|
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That saying applies to life and, strangely enough today, Sonic the Hedgehog.
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Goethe's fame notwithstanding, he is strangely neglected in the English-speaking world.
|
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She heard from others that he was acting strangely after moving out.
|
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Strangely — and very suspiciously — the CBO has been rethinking its older estimate.
|
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And, strangely enough, by this measure, Shazam might just get it right.
|
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If this moment in time feels strangely familiar, it's because it is.
|
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He was well aware that when he felt jubilant he acted strangely.
|
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The result is lots of fun, but it's also strangely, hauntingly sad.
|
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Strangely enough, Snyder talked about time as a kind of political construct.
|
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But it strangely was not something anybody brought up on their own.
|
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But you're right that the updates on everyone's whereabouts were strangely sedate.
|
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Instead, ISIS recruiting was ad hoc, and its early stages strangely public.
|
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Now, when I think back on the experience, I find it strangely endearing.
|
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And the crown prince's effort to boost the private sector is strangely centralised.
|
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Something that's also strangely impressive is how calm literally everyone is around her.
|
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Using the bottle and filling up the counter dots are both strangely satisfying.
|
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I've never seen a story make Jonah so sad, which strangely delights me.
|
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Strangely, however, that's not really the way the fight is being talked about.
|
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You can see that in this rather strangely colored-in map: Why dots?!
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Until race day, Hamilton had looked strangely ill at ease with his car.
|
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It's the AI that seems spookily accurate at certain times or strangely omniscient.
|
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I rush home so I can take advantage of this strangely warm weather.
|
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Yet native Torontonians who have moved away are strangely resistant to returning home.
|
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Walton shared the strangely threatening message, and people have some feelings about it.
|
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Jodhpur's manufacturers may soon be carving a new, but strangely familiar, product range.
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Someone behaving strangely knew about the comings and goings of senior military officials.
|
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It's a strangely familiar sound, like the sound of the body from inside.
|
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Strangely, what it proposes sounds a lot like what the FCC already does.
|
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Ms. del Castillo, 43, is a strangely mute figure in Mr. Penn's tale.
|
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Strangely, it wasn't just Stranger Things that was nodded to in the installation.
|
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I also make a quick lunch because I am strangely very hungry today.
|
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Strangely, it felt like she had an ice chip lodged in her ear.
|
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It felt strangely familiar to have a lead female character be so outnumbered.
|
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Strangely, the pope's remarks were translated into several other species of terrible Latin.
|
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Strangely, it seems the incident was initially called in as a jump attempt.
|
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Strangely enough, the second-most ghostly region is home to the fewest believers.
|
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These are strangely formal institutions, with their own leaders, offices and bank accounts.
|
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It's strangely refreshing — you rarely get the sense that she's holding anything back.
|
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This leaves it strangely reluctant to probe the permanent damage their incarceration wrought.
|
|
You could probably spend hours just flipping through pages of strangely soulless offerings.
|
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She said recognized that Ortiz was acting strangely when she asked about Melissa.
|
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A strangely shaped ball of water ice, rock, and a lot of dust.
|
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Strangely enough, it's not hard to imagine Trump as a 6-year old.
|
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It is a game that is strangely positioned in this cycle of repetition.
|
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Lowe's narrative strangely inverted feelings of survivor's guilt that often follow natural disasters.
|
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After Bampumim moved out, Maria Luisa picked up reports of him acting strangely.
|
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It's unclear whether an investigation into the strangely timed tweeting has been opened.
|
|
Strangely, this wasn't the first Pikachu-related incident with White House fence jumpers.
|
|
But much like the Instagram pictures, the mask itself is also strangely addictive.
|
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Strangely enough, I'm into rap music because my daughter has my iTunes account.
|
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Strangely, while refusing to brief the Democratic and Republican congressional leaders and Rep.
|
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It's a truly thrilling vocal performance that's both feather-light and strangely forceful.
|
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Strangely nobody was willing to have any of the chicken from my backpack.
|
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Strangely, he is now enjoying a surge of posthumous popularity in his homeland.
|
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Yet strangely, nothing about this was mentioned on stage during the WWDC keynote.
|
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But for now, I find the game's straightforward Doom-style absurdity strangely compelling.
|
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More strangely, reports of bizarre sightings date back long before the Sherman family.
|
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Ms. Zellweger floats through the picture, charming but strangely detached from her suitors.
|
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Strangely, it's forbidden to bring products containing frog meat into the kingdom too.
|
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In two counties, Harris won a strangely large margin of absentee ballot votes.
|
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Strangely, and despite the success of Mr. Trump's message, that's not what happened.
|
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"Strangely, I was the only Plymouth Argyle fan in my school," he said.
|
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The famous arches of her feet, however, have grown yet more strangely pronounced.
|
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Thanks to this logic, the fan tends toward arrangements that are strangely literalist.
|
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All these threats, strangely, didn't worry me as much as the eucalyptus trees.
|
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Should I warn the board ahead of time that she might act strangely?
|
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Football, strangely enough, may play at least a small role in this race.
|
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Strangely, for me, that was why I found myself loving Super Mario Run.
|
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His is a music that's strangely off-balance, gleefully distasteful, and totally ecstatic.
|
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What ensues is a strangely tantalizing journey that explores sexuality and power dynamics.
|
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And then there are Hispanics, which are another strangely constructed category, over here.
|
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The drawings were of shadow men and women, all strangely haunted, all sad.
|
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A lot of things aligned, and it worked out with strangely minimal effort.
|
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It's a dark, yet strangely serene, and maybe even a little comforting track.
|
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Ash, the franchise's lead character, is strangely central to the Bitcoin founder story.
|
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The video features RiRi dancing in a glowing cube, which is strangely hypnotic.
|
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One such factor, somewhat strangely, is the stability of the American political system.
|
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Strangely, there are four fireplaces and three hot air vents in this space.
|
|
Some books will strike us strangely now; photographs will hit in unexpected ways.
|
|
Inside they find, strangely, a fully clothed pig — and an arsenal of weapons.
|
|
Strangely but certainly, Republicans in Congress seem to live in fear of Trump.
|
|
Strangely, however, Mr. Trump has done little to push back on Iranian expansionism.
|
|
They make these crumbling buildings and patchy fields seem strangely polished and picturesque.
|
|
It was amazing, yet also absurd; strangely captivating, yet also campy and ridiculous.
|
|
The problem may be, strangely, that the text here provides too much information.
|
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This intimate image of a familiar subject is unflattering, revealing, and strangely disturbing.
|
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Yes, it seems your corner suds shop has become a strangely coveted location.
|
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The songs (in English) are confessional and intimate, but strangely large, almost mythic.
|
|
The same used to be true, strangely, of the toys we gave children.
|
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For many, watching the "Table Manners" videos can have a strangely hypnotic effect.
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Strangely, Watkins writes a bit about Lopes but hardly at all about Thomas.
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But at the base of the mountain, life seems strangely normal — tranquil, even.
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McFEELY Thor is strangely the one that gets two movies' worth of story.
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Another important factor, somewhat strangely, is the stability of the American political system.
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The severity contrasts strangely with the lightness with which it was sometimes received.
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But Russia, strangely, seems to have been completely absent from any of it.
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When Sadie's email and itinerary arrived the following day, I was strangely touched.
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"What he had mastered came out crudely and strangely twisted," Mr. Louie wrote.
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Strangely, there's little sense of Venice in this book, outside of the house.
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Strangely, Torres did not hurt his arm throwing — or hurt his throwing arm.
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Strangely, he slept through them all — sleeping up to 20 hours a day.
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The men's skin is a similar color, strangely candied by sun and weather.
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Strangely enough, Area 51 has become a meme with close ties to TikTok.
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It's in a weird publication that, strangely, I don't have a subscription to.
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It feels strangely cathartic confessing this to someone who will, I pray, understand.
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Then strangely all the other guys showed up with beards, too, unasked for.
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You'd almost call it a strangely sacred place to be in that chamber.
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Plus, there's a strangely satisfying subreddit entirely full of pictures of completed puzzles.
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Yet principals have a strangely low profile in the passionate debates about education.
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The subject she chose was strangely fitting for this child marriage survivor: romance.
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The habits of early retirees tend to be profoundly powerful, yet strangely simple.
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So I gave it a try, and the snack did seem strangely curative.
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We are strangely more concerned about checking phones when it's the other person's.
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Strangely, she's nominated here for "Mumbo Jumbo," a single that predated that album.
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Strangely enough, I wasn't alone: Several other journalists had made the same mistake.
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For a ship of its size, the Amerigo Vespucci's bridge was strangely cozy.
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It must be a strangely powerful position for [women scammers] to be in.
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While People Touching Artworks might make you mad, its precedent is strangely soothing.
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Strangely enough ... we're told the guy didn't even know it was Halle's place.
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His fascination with early music permeates an earlier work, his strangely mystical Requiem.
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Strangely, that seems to put the Democrats more in line with Mr. Trump.
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At times, the sensation is mildly euphoric; at others you'll feel strangely relaxed.
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The strangely beautiful chaos of a signing ceremony The strangely beautiful chaos of a signing ceremony The streets of Washington descended into chaos today with tear gas, vandalism and at least 217 protesters arrested for demonstrating against President Donald Trump.
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Strangely, you can still enter the nearby The Star casino after 1:30 a.m.
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Corn kernels stir-fried with pine nuts are strangely easy to get along with.
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Strangely enough, this very specific promise is one the government doesn't want to honour.
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Soon the piano is churning with rumbling figures as the cello becomes strangely restless.
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Indeed, Sanders's compelling narrative on civil rights advocacy is strangely devoid of Southern touchstones.
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Strangely, it took the Super Bowl a very long time to recognize its potential.
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It is also offering strangely ambitious or lofty guidance while oil prices look vulnerable.
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But strangely, Democrats could be a victim of their own success in the primary.
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Even more strangely though, these are hosts that aren't registered with the new system.
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I'm not sure, but the strangely timed critique alone makes the movie worth watching.
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Fortunately, he didn't hurt himself, but strangely he resigned a couple of months later.
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Strangely enough, my mom was supportive and drove me to the edge of town.
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LA's bizarre histories live on top of one another in a strangely beautiful way.
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Arie is strangely obsessed with Lauren B., but even he's not quite sure why.
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Strangely, none of the hack participants seem affected by the pressure of the timeline.
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Strangely, the tweet included a simple white image where a photo typically would be.
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When I read Hillbilly Elegy , it seemed like this strangely flattened version of reality.
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"My dress is actually strangely at Dorinda Medley's boyfriend John's cleaners now," she laughs.
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That doesn't sound like a recipe for success — and yet, strangely, Rage 24 succeeds.
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The Fountain of Youth also exists, though it comes with some strangely specific rules.
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Strangely, the preview, which was sent to press, can't be found anywhere on Amazon.
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" I guarantee you they'd have looked at you strangely and said "No, thank you.
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Funny, isn't it, how strangely subjective time is, how utterly elasticated it can become.
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There's something strangely satisfying about finally hitting a little ball over that big fence!
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Strangely, I noticed more input lag using the Game Streaming feature than Project xCloud.
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Strangely, Jackson had cleaned the apartment, but he'd also broken into Khawaja's locked bedroom.
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She said it felt strangely like a combination of dating and a job search.
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Beneath the liquor, he smelled strangely fresh, of fine hotel soap and light cologne.
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Strangely enough, I could not find the viral marriage story anywhere on its site.
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Nevertheless, despite its provocatively topical title, "Leave to Remain" ends up being strangely apolitical.
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Strangely, journalists were not invited, and attendees were told to keep a tight lip.
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Strangely, the results were "almost identical" when looking at their brain activity, Berns said.
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Their nosy neighbor is a terrifying but strangely innocent psychopathic wolfman named Werewolf Jones.
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Strangely enough, my disability is not the worst thing that's ever happened to me.
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Strangely he chose to wear a face mask and gloves, but shorts and sandals.
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FOR a phenomenon with such predictably bad outcomes, a financial boom is strangely seductive.
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If this week's declarative headlines felt strangely familiar to you, it's because they are.
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Strangely, however, their homes were separated by 776 miles (1,250 kilometers) in southern Asia.
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By far the most weirdest and strangely satisfying feature involves putting Chewie to sleep.
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But Tarantino strangely squanders his cameo by mostly just using him for unnecessary exposition.
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Strangely, he'd left £100 [$130] of birthday money in his bedroom back in Balby.
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Strangely, they have taken off in China largely due to the popularity of WeChat.
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Strangely and surprisingly, though, I've found more seduction, and benefit, in my private account.
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In this revised form, If I Did It is a strangely illuminating text. The
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Strangely enough, the production featured on this version isn't on the original says Wahoo.
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This naming convention strangely helps you remember past games and the mistakes you've made.
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He assured me that I would be safe, and strangely, I still trusted him.
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Strangely, the repeal of the estate tax is being sold as a populist agenda.
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Episode 7843 The final chapter of Hannah's story starts on a strangely optimistic note.
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The jars included Gonzalez even though, strangely and happily enough, she had not died.
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A strangely resilient Mr Abe may decide that now is the time to try.
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A close-up of a Monstera leaf reveals a strangely velvety, dice-like surface.
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J: I still have strangely fond memories of the Hideout six rubbing each-other.
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Strangely enough, it's possible that you may need to re-learn how to sleep.
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When he touched her wrist the photojournalist's hand, strangely, had reminded her of it.
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But what was deeply uncool in 1986 is, 30-some years later, strangely compelling.
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A lot of people say Detroit has a strangely small town feel to it.
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Strangely, given the myths surrounding Zatopek, his defiance before Helsinki has been largely forgotten.
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In "Sorry Robot," he imagined automatons programmed with glitches that make them strangely lifelike.
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Even more strangely, MOST detected a reflection of the planet's light on its star.
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Above all, Sable has a curious quality of seeming utterly alien yet strangely familiar.
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The fact that he has not done so remains strangely intriguing and even encouraging.
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What is hot-dog shaped, a half-mile long and hurtling strangely through space?
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Peter Sarsgaard is a strangely irresolute Bobby, with no suggestion of a Boston accent.
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But C is strangely expressive for a character with no face and no voice.
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And yet, strangely, he has seldom been at his best in the Ryder Cup.
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Yet, strangely enough, the video remains dangerous — though not for the reasons you think.
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Furthermore, four nuclear monitoring sites nearby strangely went offline after the deadly Nyonoksa explosion.
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This is not sentimentalism on Mr. Castellucci's part, but it is strangely, deeply moving.
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I found it to be strangely small for the amount of space surrounding it.
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So even though I was starving, cold and exhausted, I could feel strangely powerful.
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It makes telling time by the glaring face of a smartphone seem strangely passé.
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Even when Christie was still campaigning, he seemed strangely in awe of the Donald.
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It's an odd but strangely heartwarming image, like two drunk kids building a sandcastle.
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He kissed me as everyone cheered, but I recall feeling strangely disconnected from him.
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Playgrounds are both public and hidden, and, rather strangely, of zero mainstream commercial interest.
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But if you leave feeling simultaneously exhausted, overstimulated, and strangely bored, you aren't alone.
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A weary Claire finally makes her way home, where the servants are acting strangely.
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Strangely, the post makes no mention of the band's one-time vocalist, Heather Marlatt.
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De Grood acted strangely, telling Butler he believed the apocalypse was coming at midnight.
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And that, strangely, could be the lone silver lining to these clips, he says.
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He acted strangely and claimed he wanted to change the course of his life.
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The Wind calls her to a gate, which opens onto a strangely lush garden.
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More strangely, a mysterious woman also appeared on that list as a potential relative.
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Clinton's attacks against Sanders sounds strangely similar to her attacks against Obama in 2008.
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Several stone flower beds are strangely menacing, with jagged edges redolent of counterterrorism chic.
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Her martyred sister's ghost appears, time starts behaving strangely and all these lives entangle.
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The strongest drive in the largely minimalist music comes, strangely, before the curtain rises.
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But strangely with Shaw, his sensitivities are so profound that you don't feel that.
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I think there are a lot of these things that have been strangely underexplored.
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Sounds intriguing, but the actual movie is strangely plain, eyesore-overlit and uselessly frantic.
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It sounded like a dream, but I felt strangely at sea with the proposition.
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Because they hear us talking in their heads, it becomes this strangely intimate thing.
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It's the only place, strangely, where it feels right to let that cross over.
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But they've also brought it room to function as a strangely timely warning signal.
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"Strangely, what I most enjoyed writing about were these very raw experiences," he said.
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"I behaved as strangely and incompetently as possible and it really worked out well."
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Strangely enough, the reservoir itself was fed by water from a nuclear power plant.
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Harvino answered 73763,73753 feet, which was strangely low and to this day remains unexplained.
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Listen, we know this is a joke, but also strangely we're here for it?
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"Snatched" is an intergenerational buddies-on-the-run movie, a strangely popular subgenre nowadays.
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However, one company is looking to shift the conversation back, strangely enough, with porn.
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Though Mr. Simkin is a strangely elflike hero, his timing and commitment are terrific.
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It could be the most strangely haunting picture of Norman Rockwell anybody ever took.
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Strangely, though, you can't choose your aspect ratio for those photos; they're always square.
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A Treviso salad was dominated by Bosc pear, made strangely meaty with anchovy emulsion.
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When we talked, his gravelly voice sounded strangely proximate, right there in my earlobe.
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Strangely, I felt the energy of the city as if for the first time.
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Strangely, the treatment for AERD is aspirin, the oldest member of the NSAID family.
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In a strangely chilling final soliloquy, she prays over the body of her lover.
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The result is that they look impossible to beat yet strangely easy to embarrass.
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"It's the only place, strangely, where it feels right to let that cross over."
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The tone of Vincenzetti's sales patter was strangely upbeat, especially considering his dire forecasts.
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But even this aspect of the performance felt nimble, strangely funny, and perfectly Cageian.
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Symphonies were, strangely enough, something of a recurring theme of Mr. Trump's European trip.
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But the composer James Holt heard within the piece a strangely contemplative choral work.
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"I think these mundane spaces have a strangely neutral, uncanny quality," Burton told Hyperallergic.
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It speaks to an election that was at once historically consequential and strangely inconclusive.
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Smoke is rising from many parts of the city, but it is strangely quiet.
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Sometimes the portraits aren't perfectly preserved, which adds a strangely appealing element of decay.
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On Friday, the show was a rough but strangely evocative look into an artist's process.
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It was a strangely 19913th century coup,defeated by 21st century technology and people power.
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Squeezing your own spots is one of life's strangely satisfying pleasures, if not mildly gross.
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He calls everyone on their bullshit, and is strangely endearing when he wants to be.
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Strangely, this leaves consumers without any information about what they can do to protect themselves.
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There's also a reference to Kentucky that I need to bring up as well, strangely.
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One of the worst side effects of the stroke was, strangely enough, hiccups, Hader said.
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The poems are whimsical and biting and strangely ironic, a series of unusual self-reflections.
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Strangely, however, no new species was identified after 1935, owing to a dearth of evidence.
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The language in the company's frequently asked questions also strangely brags about its data collection.
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Linksys is today unveiling Velop, its strangely named take on a multi-unit router system.
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"Those two weeks of my life [making the video] were strangely my happiest," Kershaw said.
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Throughout the training process, I have felt strangely connected to people I don't even know.
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Strangely enough, the guys themselves seem pretty torn up to see the sweet songwriter exit.
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And, strangely enough, even discovering that Rockchip makes the OP1 took a bit of sleuthing.
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This makes it strangely episodic for a film, but also refreshingly light on complicated lore.
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Using Tinder sounds easy, and it is, although the selection process can feel strangely impersonal.
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Lately, however, those shrieklings in their coordinated onesies seem, well, strangely cuter than you remember.
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THE aisles at Lotte Mart in Beijing's Wangjing district were strangely quiet early this week.
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The peppered moray eel slithering across the rocks is a strangely soothing and mesmerizing scene.
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In addition, some members reported that the Model 3's sole display screen acted strangely.
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I have a lot, but one meaningful one strangely revolves around a shampoo and conditioner.
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His most frequent victim is Sevilla, whom he was, rather strangely, scored against 37 times.
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Steve King (R-IA) asked Pichai to explain why his daughter's iPhone was acting strangely.
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Strangely absent from this populist brew is anti-Americanism, despite the unpopularity of America's president.
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Strangely enough, not really, because we were in an awkward situation where we first reformed.
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The Atari Jaguar cartridges are best known for, if anything, a strangely unsettling handle. 20.
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Strangely, Trump must have fast-forwarded through that part of the interview, hence this tweet.
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The result is a devastating and yet strangely inspiring meditation on life, love and death.
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In these uncertain and often absurd times, Mr Kentridge's performance felt strangely moving and incisive.
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Lesson #12: Do not follow said strangely attired women after they rise from the dead.
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But they do know that Mia is acting strangely and has made some questionable friends.
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The result is a dry-aged, calcified sound that still sounds strangely faraway and distant.
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Many women, I notice, start acting strangely when faced with a little bit of kudos.
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A year later, a strangely similar sitcom appeared on STS, titled ''How I Became Russian.
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But it's also getting a boost, strangely, from the lack of leadership at the top.
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The prints Joly has included in the show manage to be natural and strangely artificial.
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Strangely, it assumed that a 5K runner would want to run marathons and then ultramarathons.
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If, however, you embrace the pair's more strangely ludicrous, high-concept fare, then settle in.
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His parents say he had been acting strangely in the weeks before the fatal incident.
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Strangely, in the current configuration, however, the two features don't appear to work in tandem.
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Quarterly growth has, after all, been strangely volatile in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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The step-by-step videos of her process have a strangely hypnotizing quality to them.
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The best moment of that conversation happens when, for a moment, Musk gets strangely poetic.
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His parents told police he had been acting strangely in the weeks before the attack.
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The video for the strangely capitalised "iT's YoU" debuted on Apple Music at midnight Thursday.
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All this would make for a strangely configured economy by the end of the year.
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It's moody, swirling, and beatless—a strangely crestfallen moment for the man born Magnus Høiberg.
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He clearly harbors no ill will toward Trump, but was strangely silent about endorsing him.
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Perhaps it showed Mars that 'universal appeal' doesn't have to mean strangely insincere love songs.
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Many of your loved ones react strangely, not the way you had imagined they would.
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But then, strangely you find yourself welling up, because it isn't just funny, it's beautiful.
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Somehow, when you're dramatizing the existence of everything, the emergence of bacteria becomes strangely inspiring.
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Yet, Carreyrou strangely hasn't compiled a compelling set of patients for whom Theranos caused morbidity.
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She no longer needs to "haunt" streets, the strangely spectral metaphor used by Virginia Woolf.
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Donald Trump: Strangely, Trump could be both a winner and a loser in this deal.
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At first glance, the filling was a mystery, and the outer shell was strangely warped.
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Yes, Tommy had cheated on me, but strangely enough, that was part of the appeal.
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It is almost bafflingly big and, given how bafflingly big it is, strangely little known.
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"Eyes on the Street" is graceless, infantilizing of its subject and strangely unbuttoned in tone.
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Strangely, it's not the themes I know the most that make for the best ideas.
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Some local beekeepers found the sight of red bees flying in the sunset strangely beautiful.
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Even more strangely, it makes some kind of sense once you eat at In Situ.
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Strangely, she had a way of making the violence seem like it was their idea.
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"Since the baby's been here, strangely, we've been calm, getting more stuff done," she said.
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In a strangely archaic moment, a mysterious old woman gives the boy three wishing seeds.
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His behavior, deemed strangely passive by investigators, became part of the prosecution's case against him.
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After their nocturnal dance the bees would drop to the ground and start walking strangely.
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But strangely, in both instances, the victims appeared to develop a close relationship with Vafeades.
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Strangely, it was tied to The Blues Brothers again—she reprised her role as Mrs.
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OK, beauty might be a stretch, but these neural network nudes are definitely strangely fascinating.
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Strangely enough, presidential law has been slow to catch up with the pace of technology.
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Bronze, in a sense, is alive, as Tudor puts it, in strangely poetic marketing copy.
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Even on an August morning in Philadelphia the flesh of Lemberger's pupik felt strangely clammy.
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Back home after more than a week in the hospital, the patient felt strangely tired.
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However, the Field & Sea Combo was strangely better, the steak juicier, the shrimp well grilled.
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Strangely, though, the company is really insistent on getting people to associate it with sleep.
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Voters are hiring managers, and the presidential campaign is a long, strangely constructed job interview.
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But when there was a "mismatch" between sweetness and calories, the response was strangely muted.
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That is a strangely self-defeating agenda for patriots or nationalists of any political fashion.
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That's a strangely anti-environment compromise, because it encourages people to own their own cars.
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These movements come in long rhythmic skeins that meet Bach's music with strangely satisfying phraseology.
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He has been strangely quiet when it comes to the dirty air he himself breathes.
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Poetic justice proved strangely elusive, as even those who attempted to help often inflicted harm.
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Pink, blue and yellow; strangely happy colors at odds with the words written on them.
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But even more strangely, they were acting like they were members of the Islamic State.
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Robbie's Tate watches the real Sharon Tate on-screen, and the effect is strangely transporting.
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Perhaps there's something strangely poetic about the fact that rational thought itself is a chimera.
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It's a move that so parodies what men find sexy that it becomes strangely empowering.
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And yet, strangely, it was where readers who clicked on the main headline were directed.
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By focusing only on his own environment, academia, Mr. Rorty's arguments also seem strangely parochial.
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" Veteran Reuters photographer Mike Segar described covering this year's U.S. presidential campaign as "strangely fun.
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The image is strangely narrow, a rectangle that looks almost taller than it is wide.
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Yet, Princess Carolyn's wedding is a bittersweet finale that reads as strangely fond of BoJack.
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Off-key, but strangely hypnotic, the language both complicated and pure, reverberating around our house.
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A wave of thoughts and emotions washed over me, mostly relief and, strangely enough, gratitude.
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"[Rotoscoping] makes reality both strangely familiar and oddly different," Pallotta told the New York Times.
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Strangely, other parts overlap with regions of the brain engaged by feelings of romantic love.
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The New York version has been rubbery, as dark as beef bouillon, and strangely bland.
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He was slurring his words and his face didn't look right — it seemed strangely lopsided.
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Strangely enough, PK went on to become one of the biggest hits of Indian cinema.
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Egg salad is strangely the only thing I crave and TJ's is my absolute favorite.
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"The other thing that is interesting is that it's a strangely round number," says Calkins.
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Strangely, other people who were added on the test list did not get a notification.
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Who do we find ourselves strangely sympathetic to in this telling of Jane Austen's masterpiece?
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Strangely, I understand what he was doing and the importance of the depiction to him.
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But strangely, with one of the ladies, it did—although not quite how I'd expected.
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It's a picture of restrained beauty, tinged with a violence that makes it strangely alluring.
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Strangely, the Echo Dot actually feels more natural in the car than in the house.
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In addition to being an actor, Ashton Kutcher has become, somewhat strangely, a prominent tech investor.
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"It's gonna be great, believe me!" he continued, speaking in a strangely effective faux-Trump voice.
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And finally ... Please do not drool on the screen Watching chocolate being made is strangely soothing.
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Rating The rescue is, in and of itself, a surprisingly exciting and yet strangely weird sequence.
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Alissa: Strangely, the backlash had pretty much hit before most awards voting started, just after Thanksgiving.
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But all people are talking about is how strangely similar it looks to the Death Star.
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And strangely, symptoms can be relieved with hot showers or baths, though doctors are unsure why.
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At times Marrero was strangely esoteric as he tried to justify approval of the controversial deal.
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It's that they're deliberately skipping over a strangely vital bonding moment that can never be reclaimed.
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Strangely, Mr Jansa, leader of the largest opposition party, does not speak once during the debate.
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They aren't the first: Ever notice how strange and yet strangely similar new drug names are?
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There is something so strangely touching about a complete stranger giving you their brand new bong.
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They came from distant lands, unfamiliar and strangely armored, and took root in our grocery stores.
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Plus, it's just a strangely luxurious thing to do — before a date or just for yourself.
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Strangely enough, the blackout happened the same date as the city's large power failure in 1977.
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But, strangely, the State Department website buried it under the headline "Iran continues to sponsor terrorism".
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Strangely, my mascara has smudged under one eye, but the lipstick is as vivid as ever.
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It's fine to speculate about aligning an imagined superintelligent — yet strangely mechanical — A.I. with human objectives.
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The hearing was a strangely quiet affair given how much is at stake inside the FCC.
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As Lady Archer squeezes, primps, and plumps, we see gestures strangely akin to the nearby boxer's.
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Bolstering this idea is a previous trailer from D23, in which 3PO has strangely red eyes.
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Another strangely high-performance part of the Sladda is the disc brake on the front wheel.
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Strangely, Harris realized, they had also found a way to steal his own seller name, SharpSurvival.
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Strangely, in a few cases there are performance gains, though who knows how that came about.
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The effect is strangely frosting-like, but be forewarned: this is very, very healthy for you.
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If any part of the vehicle starts to behave strangely, for whatever reason, it will stop.
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It's a comeback opportunity for Derek, and one, strangely to which Hansel has also been invited.
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But as she tries to clean up her act, Oscar grows strangely cold, and even cruel.
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We chat about the book she's writing and admire the strangely violent murals on the walls.
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And while this might contrast Bridle's intended point, his bestiary of computing experiments is strangely inspiring.
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Yes, hovering gadgets are their own product category, and they do strangely well on crowdfunding platforms.
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Strangely, he was buried face down, which is rare but not unheard of in medieval burials.
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Strangely, this sale price only applies to the charcoal color, not the fog or coral options.
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What We Know About Hill House: It's evil, sure, but it's also a strangely hopeful place.
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Poring over the book, one feels at times almost strangely engaged with you and your life.
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They bump into Missandei, impressive as always, though she seems strangely naïve about Westerosi marriage conventions.
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It's also strangely more expensive priced at $9.73 than the cheapest iPad, which starts at $329.
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Strangely, Zardulu does not intend to comment on the quality and health of our media apparatus.
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But strangely, some signs of that calm Sunday morning were frozen in time under the ash.
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Last week President Donald Trump finalised its replacement, the strangely named Affordable Clean Energy (ACE) rule.
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The chant, I soon realised, was actually strangely high, and considerably out of my vocal range.
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Strangely, the media has focused on Carl's Jr. television commercials to attack Andy's fitness for office.
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Strangely, the tractor beam also has applications to studying the effects of microgravity on biological material.
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Strangely, though that characterization is wrong in its specifics, it's fairly correct in the broad sense.
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And BFV's anodyne weapon models are matched by a strangely Instagram-like sheen on its world.
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Now I feel strangely that it helped me to have better time management in my life.
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" Tuesday afternoon, he tweeted, "Is it just me or is everyone in Hollywood strangely silent today?
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The girl's family members told The Oregonian that Gago had been acting strangely in recent weeks.
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McCarthy acted strangely under police questioning and did not even ask about Bella's welfare, Deakin said.
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Strangely, there seems to be some discord between the division and its headquarters across the channel.
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Strangely, I, and most of the people around me, apparently missed Steve Kerr smashing his whiteboard.
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He used strangely childish sound effects from time to time, over sophisticated horn and guitar work.
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The musical accompaniment felt somewhat excessive, like something out of a strangely political haunted house ride.
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Strangely, he is also the only person who can remember the music that inspired the compositions.
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Strangely, the Mazar bug can't be installed on Android phones with Russian as their default setting.
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Strangely enough, this lag between individual and collective speed doesn't seem to have affected the women.
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Strangely enough, Simmons has spent his career criticizing the government's attempts to do exactly those things.
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Yet, strangely, polls suggest declining support for Brexit in the north, even as UKIP surges there.
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When I'm not being bothered by strangely aggressive alien creatures, I just soak in the view.
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When a doctor told me I had a "generalized anxiety disorder," strangely, it was a relief.
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Chen said that his fall and the other mistakes of Friday's short program proved strangely freeing.
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And strangely enough, running experiments in zero-g might be the best way to do that.
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Strangely, historians cannot find a single photo taken in this room while it was in operation.
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Now, Mr. Sands has tried to draw the strings of all these strangely connected lives together.
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On a recent morning, it was strangely silent out front, so I went outside to investigate.
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Usually, he snored, because he had polyps in his nose, but now he was strangely quiet.
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The block had been strangely narrow to begin with, and Agostino had made it even narrower.
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Strangely, this shocking announcement seems to have scarcely been noticed by Congress or the Trump administration.
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One day, when I was acting particularly strangely, my family took me to the emergency room.
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Characters can be strangely eager to assume you're their friend or (in one case) hired escort.
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New York wine shops, strangely, are also not permitted to sell food, unlike Virginia and California.
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This is all strangely juxtaposed by the way the public perceives the case as pure entertainment.
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But in Brown's book, the discussion about anti-surveillance activists defeating corporate control is strangely sexy.
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The streets were closed and strangely quiet, at least until crowds began to assemble on corners.
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Strangely, the people in this village don't seem to be living that healthy of a lifestyle.
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Strangely, none of Beyond's videos were given the black mark of demonetization, further confusing Cordeiro's efforts.
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An ouroboros fit strangely better than most genetic models for materials discovered outside of earth's orbit.
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In the UK, the number of people with a restricted growth condition is strangely just 6,000.
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But strangely enough, after I began studying photography, I couldn't get it out of my head.
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Strangely, in the flurry of words, insults, and weirdness, food didn't come up as a topic.
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Fiction has, strangely, tied us to an outdated idea of what a hologram should look like.
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Kelley was eliminated in week six, but strangely didn't make an appearance at Women Tell All.
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The same would appear to be true of Ludlam's dated but strangely prophetic early theater work.
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Now, normally I'd agree, but in this case, there's something strangely, oddly inspiring about KSHMR's obliviousness.
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For the Marines, the Hell House was not only searing and difficult but also strangely satisfying.
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Before the fighting got really hot, aspects of being a field medic had felt strangely magical.
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If this is the future of the media industry, it looked strangely like the agrarian past.
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But many continued to credit a story that, while improbable, was also strangely plausible, and appealing.
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Strangely though, conceptual artists who rely on humor tend to reject rarefied notions of fine art.
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In the days that followed, she strangely claimed his death was part of a lovers' spat.
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It was strangely intimate, you know, for me to discover that, to see this writer struggling.
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One brave man did tai chi alone outside a public library, his solitude itself strangely ominous.
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Strangely I have no recollection of reading when I was young, or even being read to.
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Strangely enough, the only thing I haven't played is Filipino, which is what I am primarily.
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Ms. De Keersmaeker and Mr. Sanchis's "A Love Supreme" is frantic and urgent, yet strangely unfeeling.
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But "The Clock" is strangely addictive, and visitors often stay much longer than they had intended.
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And if there's a wind blowing the grass, you don't even notice the grass moving strangely.
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Strangely enough, Mr. Fogel's doping doesn't help him in the next amateur event he competes in.
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The teeth bore some resemblance to those of living humans, but the shape seemed strangely primitive.
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Then, strangely, the gene was linked to enhanced cognitive performance in children living in Brazilian slums.
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The baby, a stranger, yet so strangely familiar, flecks of blood still stuck to her scalp.
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It depicts an unconventional family that, strangely shaped though it is, is very much a family.
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Strangely enough, the United States Embassy in Moscow faced that exact same question three decades ago.
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Two fighter planes were standing nearby, strangely out of place in the otherwise empty parking lot.
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It doesn't help that the supposedly central love affair between Collin and Nina seems strangely bloodless.
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As strangely specific as it is, IllumiBowl is dedicated to improving your late-night lavatory experiences.
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In a strangely touching moment, Elliot and Mr. Robot quietly express their love to each other.
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They felt strangely helpless, as if all the things that had formerly protected them had vanished.
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Still, strangely, that first New York impression -- the muck on the street -- stuck with him, too.
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For a country of just 300,000 inhabitants, forming a government in Iceland has been strangely laborious.
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Safina writes: After hundreds of millions of years, we encounter beings familiarly strange, yet strangely familiar.
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It was strangely cigar-shaped, and seemed to accelerate as it traveled away from the Sun.
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Although lamenting "vanishing New York" has become a macabre pastime for some, Pietro's remains strangely uncanonized.
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Strangely, 39 absconders were awarded legal status and 6900 more were allowed to return to class.
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Trump's tweets are often undignified in content, but they are strangely vital and innovative in form.
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It's so absurd and yet horrific, and yet it's strangely not a story that's often told.
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The film's title comes from one of Alper's many simple, yet strangely philosophical, musings about life.
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The Miami fans, strangely and sadly quiet to that point outside of the leadoff homer, booed.
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By the time the climax rolled around, I found myself strangely complacent about the whole thing.
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The gunk clung to the sticker, as evidenced by my disgusting (yet strangely satisfying?) photos, at right.
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During the Cannes press conference, however, Arnold strangely insisted on having little cinematic influences for her work.
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Strangely they did not include whether or not the advert is flagged as such, which is worrying.
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But strangely, neither iOS nor stock Android offers a true system-wide dark mode option right now.
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In the United States, responsibility for paying for the criminal justice system is strangely, almost incomprehensibly, fractured.
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And yet strangely it has a law against politicians holding dual citizenship, even from other Commonwealth countries.
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And strangely somehow they were able to move it more quickly with the manpower that they had.
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Ten episodes later of I Wanna Marry Harry later, I hate myself, but am also strangely compelled.
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The app would also provide warnings to drivers so they could avoid picking up someone behaving strangely.
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Strangely, the TV station changes from a National Weather Service broadcast to a view of Becky's bathroom.
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Hamilton's vocals are doing that torn-forlorn thing that's strangely so comforting, as are those organ strains.
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If overheating progresses, your dog may become very lethargic and start to stumble, collapse or act strangely.
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When I look back it seems strangely fun, simply for the way it broke up the routine.
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Saturday after callers said Crowley was acting strangely and threatening people with a gun, according to Bassett.
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Hair smells like magic and rainbows and the temples are supple yet strangely firm to the touch.
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Strangely, the memo also seems to suggest that Trump may be open to having his mind changed.
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Strangely, Google isn't including USB-C earbuds or even an adapter in the box in most markets.
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Watch these cats stumble around in the strangely sexy costumes made for them by their human producers.
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But most of these problems come from after effects of treatment and not the tumors themselves, strangely.
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Though the items themselves are banal, listening to these sounds of a bygone age is strangely addictive.
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The Food Surgeon uses actual surgical instruments to dissect various snacks and the videos are strangely mesmerizing.
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I couldn't really get it to close and almost gave up, but I also felt strangely scared.
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The new mom is getting cozy in Bonnie and Frank's house — and strangely, it's delightful to witness.
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Strangely, the cheaper device is powered over USB-C while the more premium version relies on MicroUSB.
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The setup involves the death of a mysterious artist, leaving behind a trove of strangely compelling paintings.
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Yet despite the prospect of large-scale profit repatriations, the dollar has been strangely weak of late.
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It strangely reminded Cramer of Starbucks, which delivered U.S. comps below 5 percent in the third quarter.
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Strangely, the Getty Images watermark has confused people into believing that the altered image might be authentic.
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Strangely, we are the only people in the auditorium…I guess Monday isn't a big movie night.
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" In a strangely similar request, another adventurous fan asked, "Can you shove a chopstick up my a——?
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Jones's custody battle with Kelly over their three children started off strangely and went weirder from there.
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Quantum spin liquid is a phase where electrons actually fracture apart—and begin to behave very strangely.
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During her trial, acquaintances testified that the couple was acting strangely around the time of the murders.
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Strangely, when I would relay even the most horrific details, the reaction by juries was always tempered.
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Authors are paid according to pages read, creating incentives to produce massively inflated and strangely structured books.
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Sadly, we can't just ask our pets what the heck they're doing when they start acting strangely.
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Come for Chance's amazing Young Steve Harvey, stay for the bizarre-but-strangely perfect Forrest Gump riff.
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It feels strangely good to be out and about early — I think I'm secretly a morning person.
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And yet, strangely, no one is attributing his similarly high unfavorable ratings to his working too much.
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And experts say the jet stream — which dictates weather in the Northern Hemisphere — is again behaving strangely.
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But strangely enough, given how clumsy his whole doxxing attempt was, it just mostly made me laugh.
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The most controversial was showing someone's period on their underwear, which seemed strangely not controversial to me.
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Countless media outlets have written and talked about the strangely intense connection between Trump and the show.
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Vorontsova, who would appear to be dead center in the gyre of scandals, has remained strangely silent.
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A large part of this is down to strangely perfect, perfectly strange relationship that the lads have.
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"Strangely, the London tube is quite a perfect setting for a 16th-century Renaissance portrait," he said.
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Now the room is dark, and Hamdan's foot is strangely swollen, a flashlight shining into his face.
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Strangely, the court filing was made in a largely unrelated case involving the FBI's own hacking capabilities.
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Beyond celebrity participation, Curtis also credits the longevity of Red Nose Day to its "strangely" appealing symbol.
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It's a strangely timely release and potentially a powerful opportunity to reexamine accusations passed over long ago.
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But also, strangely, it made me smile, because it reminded me of how well she knew me.
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Strangely, my friend A D. Carson, who was standing nearby and filming, was also asked to leave.
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But nailing down exactly what the Google Assistant is capable of can be strangely difficult right now.
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Well, when made with the right proportions, it's surprisingly (and strangely) refreshing — like a powerful sweet tea.
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So now strangely and ironically as artists this year we kind of segued into a different mode.
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But conservative media, which has focused endless articles on the iniquity of Obamacare, has been strangely muted.
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Sure, there were some spaces still to shade, whole cities left strangely untouched, but not that many.
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"Strangely, we are very different people, and we came apart because of our differences," Ms. Snell said.
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But experts are strangely ignoring the fact that NATO will soon possess Russia's top fighter-jet killer.
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Sometimes, they come with a strangely squishy sole and a plasticky leather that cracks rather than bends.
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To date many laws have hurt firms in some ways but also, strangely, helped them in others.
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Strangely, I think my favorite survivor was 51A; I've always liked those sort of lateral-thinking clues.
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Strangely enough, Joe Strummer of the Clash and Dave Vanian of the Damned also worked as gravediggers.
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Strangely enough, if you look closely, the details of the portraits' expressions are surprisingly detailed — almost human.
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The Natural Wireless Laser Mouse 6000, which arrived in 2006, was said to have strangely placed buttons.
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Strangely enough, as first reported by The Hill's Alexander Bolton, in the days immediately following the Sept.
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In her painful, strangely mesmerizing memoir, "An Abbreviated Life," Ariel Leve tells the story of her childhood.
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Strangely enough, I couldn't find these luxe amenities after wandering around the fitness center for several minutes.
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I was perturbed to discover that half my guac was, in fact, a strangely impenetrable avocado slab.
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One specific motivator for fame-seekers remains strangely persistent through the years: the Columbine High School massacre.
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Before he became famous, when he came out of the house, everybody looked at him very strangely.
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But even as this introspection was going on, I also felt strangely accomplished and confident and beautiful.
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It felt strangely familiar from years of handling meat in the kitchen and simmering bones for stock.
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Many of those new condo towers can feel strangely empty during the slow months for the rich.
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Within the heart-shaped box is the seed shell that so strangely resembles the female pelvic region.
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But in terms of impact, influence, and ticket sales, he has been strangely underwhelming over the years.
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Regardless of her apology, Steinem's strangely off-kilter and tone-deaf statement had already done its damage.
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It strangely sounded as if they had found an ideal anthem: Yes, thank you Airbnb and Uber.
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Jobbers strangely fell out of favor around the time of WWE's late-90s blood feud with WCW.
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Strangely though, Motorola decided to forgo the level of water resistance you'll find on most modern flagships.
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" "Authors are paid according to pages read, creating incentives to produce massively inflated and strangely structured books.
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Reben tells Creators that he see something strangely human and unexpected occurring with his deep learning experiments.
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Strangely enough, Cramer didn't see many of those bearish theories meaningfully weighing on stocks in Monday's session.
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He is strangely comforted by the host's heartless speculation about Sabrina's death—it mirrors his own numbness.
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Seeing the robot actually working, I felt strangely targeted myself, doomed to be automated, too, one day.
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Dametas (Tom Alan Robbins), the King's viceroy and father of Mopsa, finds himself strangely drawn to Pythio.
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Yet her performance is strangely spasmodic, as if she couldn't commit to a single gesture or expression.
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This is worth mentioning only because Holt is not the most strangely dressed person in the photo.
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But what makes the video not merely effective but strangely moving is its air of scientific detachment.
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Strangely, since committing myself to this course of action, I haven't had the chance to try it.
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It sets a strangely uneasy mood for a comedy, one that's funny ha-ha but also unsettling.
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Way back in 20163 when the Sandy Hook shootings happened, everything felt strangely similar yet very different.
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With a great degree of dignity and personal strength, something noble and strangely hopeful has been created.
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Just setting foot inside the stately gates of Augusta National can make fully grown adults behave strangely.
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The Cades found that the brick house they have owned for a quarter century seemed strangely unfamiliar.
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In Houston, the plot felt divorced from our predicament, but now, with distance, it feels strangely relevant.
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Alongside her flamboyantly fawning sisters, Lina Beckmann's Cordelia is not merely subdued but strangely colorless and stolid.
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And for a book that separates the sexes, the sudden impossibility of heterosexual sex goes strangely unnoticed.
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"It predominantly seems quite strangely like a circuit party," Mr. Hillard said with a touch of bewilderment.
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Strangely, apart from the references to Amazon, the tech economy is almost completely missing from the analysis.
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And the left side of her mouth and tongue felt strangely heavy, making it hard to speak.
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Some photos are high-res; others are strangely grainy, and not in, like, a fashion novelty way.
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Strangely, perhaps, landings even take precedence for me when it's time to say goodbye to a city.
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An hour later, we had gone from Indigenous Australian identity to questioning Western culture and, strangely, Vikings.
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Strangely, the already long clues for HOT TAKE and OTT were padded to the point of clunkiness.
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Released in 2004, it was strangely both exactly of its time, yet also miles ahead of it.
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But strangely, the new deuterostome fossils seem to have no anus, presumably using the mouth for evacuation.
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"Strangely enough, some students come in here to put crap into their bodies," one bathroom poster reads.
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The deluge of fine writing that follows the referendum contrasts strangely with the reticence that preceded it.
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Strangely enough, sleeping in a boat for a week helped alleviate some of her climate-related anxiety.
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Even as I chastised myself for overreacting, I was convinced that the man continued to behave strangely.
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The children were strangely submissive, he said, reluctant even to accept a banana without their mother's permission.
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After my trip to rural America, I returned to my sheep and my strangely old-fashioned life.
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Mr. Schumer and Ms. Pelosi, strangely positioned in a narrow hallway, looked tired, uncomfortable and deer-eyed.
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I felt, looking at the wall of strangely pixelated and patterned images of idyllic settings, immediately unmoored.
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It was a fine day, clear and strangely warm for mid-February in Ireland, let alone Westeros.
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"My life was very much changed and strangely continues to be shaped by this event," he said.
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So Marczak asked Abdulaziz a strangely personal question: Where do you go every day between 5 p.m.
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So Marczak asked Abdulaziz a strangely personal question: Where do you go every day between 2500 p.m.
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Strangely, it doesn't work with Google Assistant — which would be way more convenient than yet another app.
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When she got there, she met an energy healer who gave her some strangely life-changing advice.
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Dancing at a nightclub and robotic police, strangely, can work in tandem, the film seems to say.
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Some of this happens in The Girlfriend Experience, too, where time passes very strangely, especially between episodes.
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Strangely, not only is that perfectly legal, but it seems to be perfectly okay with most Icelanders.
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Naturally, the speaker has an app to control it, which strangely only supports Wi-Fi and not Bluetooth.
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Strangely, the Flex 14 is the only one of the bunch with a built-in SD card slot.
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TIE fighters led by Darth Vader (strangely absent from the rest of the script) almost destroy the Rebels.
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It's unabashedly hopeful, almost strangely so for a notoriously cantankerous punk band that's nearing 20 years of existence.
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Did he poison the water for years, free and slave alike strangely ill, drinking his unsalable decomposing flesh?
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Strangely, for a device with the word pen in its name, the Smart Pen can't write for crap.
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Strangely enough, this isn't the first time a seagull needed a good cleaning after taking a curry bath.
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But all the old timers had, strangely, been made to feel youthful by the display of English heritage.
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She's nominated this year for "Florence Foster Jenkins," playing an awful opera singer named, strangely, Florence Foster Jenkins.
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The outer atmosphere of the sun, strangely, is dramatically hotter than its surface—like, millions of degrees hotter.
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But we've seen what Zuckerberg said yesterday, and even more strangely, photographers got a shot of his notes.
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LONDON — An artist in the UK is showcasing some inventive and strangely beautiful artworks created from hand saws.
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ANKARA/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - It was a strangely 20th century coup, defeated by 21st century technology and people power.
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Somewhere along the way, though, after leaving home, I had learned to feel strangely proud of my heritage.
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But Jones is already a mainstream figure, popular in his own right and strangely connected to the president.
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Even the more straightforwardly apocalyptic pieces, such as Theo Triantafyllidis's videogame-like installation "Seamless," (2017) appear strangely peaceful.
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My classmates cut themselves, told strangely horrific tales of the darkness at the heart of their family lives.
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While easy fodder for mockery, it's strangely easy to roll with this technique, if not excuse its wonkiness.
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But strangely, Google's own description fails to mention that Plateau isn't the only one who invented the phenakistiscope.
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Few, however, move as strangely as Florence will, while at the same time being as large and powerful.
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But Mr. Lisiecki could swiftly shift stances and bring out strangely quizzical stretches and crazed bursts of intensity.
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So, when the hunting trip goes strangely off the rails, she raises the alarm far quicker than Nicholas.
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In 2020, the owner of a shooting star-tracking website sees some space debris moving strangely in orbit.
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Which, strangely, is why I am currently most intrigued by Jeremy Irons' "Lord of a Country Manor" storyline.
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I had a normal, happy life for many years," I stressed, "but then my dad started acting strangely.
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Last month, Jimmy Kimmel became, strangely, one of the most important voices on the U.S. health-care system.
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A film that gets booed could be genuinely bad, or it might just have hit the audience strangely.
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Among the 34 testimonials, it strangely didn't even acknowledge women from its own party who support Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Strangely no one advises him to burn that terrible sounding book of erotic fiction masquerading as historical fiction.
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The document identifies the woman as Jewish, but strangely also uses a title reserved almost exclusively for Christians.
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It's a seemingly enormous amount of mass whose gravity bends other stars' light and makes galaxies spin strangely.
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The fraudulent prestige that won over the average Trump voter has, strangely, also captivated one of his peers.
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Email-speak has morphed into a strange and specific realm of communication, with its own strangely formal etiquette.
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Strangely, he shoots left-handed but tries to finish right-hand dominant, puzzling press row on multiple drives.
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She said Harrouff had been behaving strangely in the weeks before the attack — apparent symptoms of mental illness.
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One of the healthier options on the Cheesecake Factory menu, and strangely not disgusting, is the salmon salad.
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In 2016, a poster Freeform released for the series left one of the characters strangely without a leg.
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Yet, strangely, it appears that ill health has played a big part in drawing the couple back together.
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Strangely, they only fold flat and can't fold inward, making them less portable than they arguably could be.
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But the fish then begin to act strangely, by swimming upside-down or spreading their fins and quivering.
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I was wearing a secondhand Hawaiian shirt that, strangely, exactly matched that of my 67-year-old uncle.
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I don't think I did anything wrong, but the officers did manage to make me feel strangely guilty.
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The children began acting strangely and claimed to see a pair of red eyes hovering outside their bedroom.
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I painted an oversized bird in the photo and I was surprised that the scene felt strangely realistic.
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Amplifying one's ki with a hefty vocal power-up is proving a strangely cathartic activity for big groups.
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And the good, strangely enthusiastic people at Newtown Creek did everything they could to make us feel comfortable.
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Such was the concern over a visit by the queen that Jenny was strangely absent for the lunch.
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Strangely, there's no discernable Chinatown: there are zero traces of red gates, dragon statues, or decorative pagodas here.
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Even for someone whose fame relies on radical transparency, gamifying it in near-real time feels strangely groundbreaking.
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These scenes are strangely intimate, providing a subtle horror vibe that bridges the more explicit scenes of violence.
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As with its treatment of Homer, The OA both reverses and strangely expands upon parts of Plato's allegory.
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And don't be surprised if you find yourself hypnotized by the strangely soothing stamping-and-gluing assembly line.
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"And wow, this was exactly like Adderall, except strangely smoother, and the onset was exceptionally quicker," he remembers.
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How can they tell which projects (often strangely named: Ansible, Vagrant, Gradle) are generating the most customer traction?
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She is surrounded by a group of strangely attired freaks, but Donahue has chosen to focus on her.
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From his strangely enduring friendship with Nunez, one could infer a gentle nature and, perhaps, a vulnerable loneliness.
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Like the other varieties of "Strangely Satisfying" fare, the attraction is in their unexpected activation of our senses.
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Its name, Atopodentatus unicus, which is Latin for "unique strangely toothed," provides a clue to its puzzled past.
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Strangely, she finds this neither surprising nor frightening, such is the nightmare of illogic in this dreadful place.
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At this time he looked strangely similar to Tom Verlaine; they both had that strung-out farmhand vibe.
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Her chosen accent, though, is strangely focused on one vowel sound: the one in goil, poifect and woild.
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There was an almost unbearable amount of dead silence in between the lines, which were delivered strangely slowly.
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That night, deputies received calls reporting a man who was acting strangely in the Lolo Hot Springs area.
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By Brazilian standards, it was a strangely muted reaction after the yearlong battle that had paralyzed the nation.
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The Arctic ice sheet of the Eqip-Sermia glacier seems strangely out of place behind a blooming landscape
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Strangely, Mr. Trump also suggested that the delays somehow owed to a desire to keep a low profile.
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Strangely, social media are treated as nothing but private conversation, although most people receive their news from Facebook.
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At the time, Christie appeared strangely enthralled by the high-level attention, which he was quick to advertise.
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The interpretation of statistical data, especially when points are sparse, lies, strangely, in the eye of the beholder.
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Strangely enough, I still see Billy Sheehan and Greg Bissonette; we go to dinner like once a year.
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When I visit, the Haberny studio is in absolute chaos, but in a strangely beautiful and organized way.
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What's a day on the internet without a strangely fascinating video that gets you through the afternoon slump?
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It was strangely cohesive, and the Odelay sound quickly replaced the Slacker Rock label he'd been plastered with.
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I fell in love with the Fire HD 8, strangely enough, while reviewing the larger 10-inch model.
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In our digital, hyperconnected world, we have become strangely unconnected from our neighbors in many important personal ways.
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Manohla Dargis called it a "bracing, often strangely beautiful movie" in her review in The New York Times.
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It's a typical view of suburban life that seems strangely off, drawing you in to survey the scene.
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In one strangely captivating section, they stand side by side, as still as figures in a double portrait.
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Strangely, perhaps, he has echoed an argument made by some experts who study the mental health care system.
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Cartwright masterfully illustrates this descent with puppets and aggressive rock 'n' roll, giving it a strangely satisfying aesthetic.
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That's a laudable but elusive goal, and in Joseph Discher's inert production, "Vilna" feels dutiful and strangely hermetic.
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They're horrifying, but also strangely innocent, since they don't act out of evil motivations or through sinister conspiracies.
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How to Combat Your Anxiety, One Step at a Time Anxiety is everywhere, which can be strangely reassuring.
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I say strangely, because it also felt completely ridiculous, a silly amalgam of plucked rituals and forced feeling.
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Scripture is strangely quiet on the best rules to set for immigration into diverse, capitalist, liberal democratic societies.
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As sad as it is, this makes "Crumb" one of the more strangely uplifting films I can name.
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We were trying to build a board, and it was strangely very hard to build at a board.
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DeX is getting a big upgrade — and this might be the thing I'm most excited about, strangely enough.
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The upper-left also feels strangely heavy on technology-related vocabulary for a puzzle I made (trust me).
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Strangely, it has always been legal to sell e-bikes in New York but not to ride them.
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Strangely, deGrom is the only Mets pitcher ever to finish with that precise record, so drab and unremarkable.
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The voice — at once pedantic and forceful, and strangely aged and pampered — was the most fun of all.
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A revue featuring just the songs, lovely though they are, wouldn't hang together: They are too strangely disparate.
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The humor that once originated from his childlike innocence began turning into more strangely political and racist jokes.
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Strangely, there never seemed to be a half-burnt house — it was either completely destroyed or still standing.
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The supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy, Sagittarius A*, is behaving strangely and eating voraciously.
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By the time I got there, all the flashlights, batteries, water — and strangely, all the bananas — were gone.
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So was she: an anti-academic, chattily entertaining prose that read as both hard-bitten and strangely needy.
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When Anzora returned to El Salvador, he found that people still looked at him strangely when he talked.
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And as quickly and strangely as modern fandoms form, so are they mutated by Han Shot First moments.
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The voice—at once pedantic and forceful, and strangely aged and pampered—was the most fun of all.
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Yet strangely, few foreign-policy specialists seem to understand why Pyongyang is so fixated on this particular document.
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There's a strangely paradoxical and dystopian quality to these visions, which are at once wholly human and inhuman.
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But Justine Nelson, founder of financial resource site Debt Free Millennials, makes the whole thing seem strangely simple.
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Strangely enough, the person who ultimately brought an end to the killings was Reid's former manager at Shoney's.
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That is a strangely narrow view of the damage coming from the possible corruption in the White House.
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On Beyond, this happens after you hit a cap of 22GB and on Go, there's no cap, strangely.
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The story of the secrecy begins with the universally beloved, unusually labor-friendly, strangely not-evil Southwest Airlines.
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The ACA subjected small group plans to onerous new rules that, strangely, didn't apply to large-group plans.
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The unraveling of this case is the most horrific and strangely poignant section of all of Twin Peaks.
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Former neighbors in the Bronx said he had been a polite young man who began to behave strangely.
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I was finding Kimmy Robertson's delivery strangely stilted, like she was playing Lucy in a tub of molasses.
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And strangely, a lot of feminists criticized me for it, and I got no support from that group.
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I've always been strangely drawn to places that have this sense of sanitized or fantasized tranquility to them.
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He also strangely insisted that the host read the critics' names, and not just their publications, out loud.
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But whatever comes next at women's featherweight will be an improvement, considering how strangely and terribly it started.
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Either way, the sense of his voice, if not his eye, is strangely lacking without reading the catalog.
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Strangely, though, very few people adhere to the idea that death is just an eternity of football highlights.
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Microsoft is trying to directly appeal to that exact scenario, but it's strangely missing the mark without tab syncing.
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Strangely, Musk has started advocating on behalf of former ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson, Trump's pick for secretary of state.
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And strangely enough, studies suggest that songs addressing how painful splits can be may actually help people feel better.
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One of his goals with the book was to interrogate the strangely erotic subtext of so many exorcism movies.
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The best was between Ricky Steamboat and Rick Rude, two wrestlers who are both admired and yet strangely underrated.
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"Something biggggg, yet strangely slow, sent seismic rumblings around the surface of much of the planet yesterday," he wrote.
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Beyond a few days of heartwarming novelty, most consumer bots like the Vector ultimately leave you feeling strangely empty.
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This day is not off to a good start but mapping buildings on my coffee break is strangely therapeutic.
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The shorthand "Hillary's emails," though somewhat irresistible, suggests a single controversy that is somehow both monolithic and strangely sprawling.
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And just this week, scientists reported another strangely moving rock that bolsters the evidence for a ninth planet's existence.
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Typically, ASMR videos require environments with little to no background noise in order to capture those strangely pleasing sounds.
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Because it's not as chatty as, say, a Black hair salon, the nail shop is strangely therapeutic for me.
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I didn't want to do that, but I felt strangely obligated to because we were in the same backseat.
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