| It helped him learn to manage his ODD and prepare to reenter society. |
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| Most of the buildings are prefabricated, with just the odd few embellished with shining steel and glass exteriors. |
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| I thought it was odd at the time because leather is pretty darned durable and not likely to tear. |
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| I've even done the odd eightsome reel, which is as close as anyone should get to folk dancing. |
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| Rather than sketch an elaborately realistic background, Bainbridge provides glimpses of odd, unexplained snippets of daily life. |
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| Principally it consisted of chunks of fatty streaky bacon supporting great lumps of gristle, with the odd bit of sausage. |
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| I've had the odd fractious ding-dong along the way, but have always managed to reach a suitable resolution in due course. |
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| Yet, I'd never got more than the odd snog and a bit of a drunken grope, while everyone else was at it like rabbits. |
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| Some of the complex nuclei then either spit out or absorb the odd proton, making nuclei of other elements. |
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| The long time friends and potential elopers begin to notice odd happenings around their school and town. |
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| I was aware of the odd skirmish with dogs growling at each other and even a very occasional bark. |
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| An odd growl escaped her throat as she shut her book and walked under the doorway. |
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| Two recent films directed by prominent American actors deal with Latin American political intrigue in an odd partnership with dance. |
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| Over the next couple of days, he grudgingly repairs the fence and begins to make the acquaintance of the odd old lady. |
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| Her boyfriend Dave was reading the evening paper, emitting the occasional odd grunt. |
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| You can be guaranteed substantial network coverage by simply wearing odd headgear. |
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| The odd twisted tree and disarranged bush all dotted the landscape that could be seen. |
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| The poet likes this odd American and so does his daughter, so he spends the night in the guest room. |
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| I have an odd emotional reaction to tax season, which has nothing to do with resentment over paying or discontent with the federal government. |
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| Even the moments of drama are fairly subtly presented, with little but an increase in odd sounds and discordant notes to herald them. |
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| He booked into a hostel and found himself odd jobs as a hotel dishwasher and later a taxi driver. |
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| I'm not a hypochondriac or an alarmist, but this was such an odd thing that I went to my gynecologist, who ordered ultrasounds. |
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| The mid-afternoon sun shone down from a sky only occasionally enlivened by the odd fluffy cloud. |
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| Conversely, if I look at it as an entertainingly odd product of its times and surroundings, it comes off pretty darn well. |
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| Perhaps Opie aims to revisit this magical period with his playful works, distilling the everyday into odd but intriguing icons. |
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| Indeed, most people put trees up at home almost entirely unaided except by the odd six year old. |
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| As though he has just come back from India and the great Maharishi, Brother JT songs resemble campfire ditties, with an odd tinge. |
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| What you can always do, however, is ensure that the switches encode an odd or an even number. |
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| A year or two ago a rubbish dump in Argentina saw the odd sight of jobless professionals combing the trash-heaps for food. |
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| It will, of course, take more than the odd late-season slump to divest Arsenal of their undoubted glamour. |
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| The 64,170-SF dormitory will be home to 290 residents, with female students living on evenly numbered floors and male students on odd ones. |
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| They are all for the odd shock, but not every other week, thank you very much. |
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| Crathorn had to face up to the skeptical consequences of this odd epistemology. |
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| I would not have bought either had their tails been docked, and I consider the procedure totally unwarranted except in the odd occasion. |
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| Their nerves at revealing almost all were calmed by more than the odd dash of Dutch courage. |
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| Yes, there is the odd dodgy track and occasional dreadful lyric, but on the whole this album is far better than many would of dreamed possible. |
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| You get the odd one in other parts of the country, and they often turn out to be domestics. |
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| Most fans are content with donning a replica shirt and attending the odd game. |
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| But Crikey's sources also say there's still the odd dodgy inducement here and there. |
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| Glad to know I'm in good company, but as Charles points out, Google News' criteria are rather odd. |
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| There's the odd mood swing, I'll suddenly get very depressed, sometimes in company, sometimes by myself. |
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| There was a moment of odd silence but after that she nodded and she handed the black felt tip over to him moments later. |
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| Some of the reporters thought this was odd, and they didn't want to comply with his request. |
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| One psychologist thinks that the odd sensations that people attribute to ghosts may be caused by infrasonic vibrations. |
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| It wouldn't really have mattered if there hadn't been the odd pillock dancing against the flow. |
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| The mat is charged with odd symbols and glyphs arranged in a circle between two concentric rings. |
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| It's back, therefore, to doing some odd jobs such as emailing people, tidying my pinboard and creating the bibliography for my thesis. |
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| Bits of wood, leaves, pine cones, stones and the odd lump of twisted metal rained down onto the clearing. |
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| She has historically done odd jobs earning pin money and in all probability has no plans to work fulltime. |
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| The beaches are empty except for the odd experienced surfer and the shoreline is punctuated by unlikely, romantic pinnacles of rock. |
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| One free day was spent in the capital city, perusing some castle and partaking of the odd pint along the Royal Mile. |
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| There is something very odd about the way the revolution is figured, and the oddness goes beyond the closing scene. |
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| What can be the explanation for this odd insistence on counterproductive policy? |
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| For kings on the same file, this is just an odd number of squares between kings! |
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| Her file card even lists her present status as missing, which is pretty odd. |
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| Village folk accepted the gentle, good-natured confirmed teetotaller, who looked odd and harmed no one. |
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| This puts him in the odd, conflictive position of negotiating down his sizable profits as producer as he tries to raise the rates of writers. |
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| His band wear their piupiu with an odd mix of pride and self-consciousness. |
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| There was a stack of plates, a cup, a place mat, a clock that was off by ten minutes, a box of tissues, a coat, and an odd looking lamp. |
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| My emnity is directed at management, which has an odd insular culture that seems utterly unaware of how their decisions affect the customer. |
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| The space station has an odd shape, a donut with a conical re-entry vehicle at the center. |
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| We're going to look at one example of how they let us extend calculus and allow us to integrate some very odd functions! |
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| Many cite The Third Man as his finest hour, but Odd Man Out is not far behind. |
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| Arriving at school one fine day, this odd couple is smitten by a new student, Leigh Cabot, who is as smart as she is attractive. |
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| For the past half-century, his St. John's squads have been guided by an odd set of interdicts. |
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| That may sound odd, considering that the heirs of Gertrude Stein have long made outrageous wordplay a central part of their practice. |
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| We developed two plans that alternate on even and odd floors and interlock so that all of the terraces are two stories high. |
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| The meal got off to a slightly odd note as a wandering band of minstrels invaded the restaurant and played accordion and guitar loudly. |
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| On a computer screen it is much easier to draw curves and bubbles, to have planes interpenetrate at odd angles and slide around. |
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| Tal could feel control slipping, which was odd because he had not relinquished it and the familiar feeling of transformation consumed him. |
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| It contained a number of strange implements, including a few needles, some odd gadgets, and vials of multi-colored liquids. |
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| Unfortunately, no-one discovered my talents and I didn't really enjoy drama, so beside the odd playtime performance they didn't go any further. |
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| One child exhibited odd behaviour and one mild respiratory depression requiring no medical intervention. |
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| If it was all the same guy I shall have to regard him as rather an odd fish. |
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| Instead we can only hope that the odd fleeting moment of inspiration surfaces on what is destined to be an increasingly irrelevant continuance. |
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| While we were in France, we were tricking her into walking the odd step on her own. |
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| The whole room was silent while the guitar was still being plucked and a few other odd noises were involved. |
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| It's no fun to be old and alone and not be odd, to at least stir up conversation with an air of intrigue and mystery on the block. |
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| It had cream painted walls with the odd panel of dark plum red colour, and huge canvases of gold paintings. |
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| It's sort of an odd way of thinking about it, but it certainly matches many people's intuitions. |
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| The colour, the noise, the horns and of course the odd pitch invasions, yes you guessed it the Pakistan Cricket team is in town. |
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| The pleasant task of helping pod the peas for Sunday lunch while eating the odd one on the sly should be part of childhood. |
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| Thus I utter an involuntary shudder at every routinely odd noise that the computer makes. |
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| What's also odd, is that this change in eating habits has also co-occurred with another major move. |
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| The elegantly dressed, poised woman looked a bit odd wearing a red and white Santa hat, but it really was cute. |
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| The mood there was relaxed and happy and following a fine helping of Irish stew and the odd Ale, prizes were awarded. |
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| One person, the leader, judging by the odd tufts of fur in random spots on his cloak, poked at the fire with his staff. |
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| I thought it was going to fell the odd tree and do some coppicing but this was drastic. |
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| So it may seem odd to hear complaints about the insularity of our publishing industry. |
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| Bold polysexual love story aside, all is not quite right in this odd, stiff effort. |
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| The programme seems to combine elements of pop psychology with an odd form of existentialism. |
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| Species to expect include various species of tuna, the odd billfish and in some areas, large inshore corvinas and white sea-bass. |
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| Cassini also carries tools to study cosmic dust around Saturn, as well as the planet's auroras and its odd magnetic field. |
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| I ate a porgy for the first time on Wednesday, an odd little tropical fish that is well known and loved by gourmands in this part of the world. |
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| The fledgling let out an odd, fluting sound, and then his eyes squeezed closed. |
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| And although not averse to the odd flutter, he does not bet during meetings. |
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| Flying into Fairbanks in the winter is odd, because the town is covered by a fog bank, sort of like the island in the remake of King Kong. |
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| But far from being some post-feminist power-woman, Michelle's odd behaviour comes from a desperate need to believe Her Man is smiling on her. |
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| Only the odd relic of Stalinist architecture betrayed the country's post-war history. |
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| He likes to look at the handsome couples and the odd couples, imagining how they met and what will happen to them next. |
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| At Celtic, the player is virtually guaranteed Champions' League football every year, not to mention the chance to lift the odd pot or two. |
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| Given the car's brick outhouse aerodynamics it footles along at a fair old clip, only the odd crosswind unsettling matters. |
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| Jean Grey doesn't have an odd name, but she is psychic with telekinesis, tossing people around by force of will. |
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| How odd it seemed to have once played cowboys and Indians on the same rocks, then warm and white in the afternoon sun. |
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| At first glance it seems an odd fit, this touch of cosmopolitan chic in a land of cowpokes and pickup trucks. |
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| At 67 minutes, It may seem a little long, but there's such a surfeit of grooviness you can forgive the odd indulgence. |
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| Wash away the accumulated dust and odd cobweb that's to be found in all the nooks and crannies. |
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| It seemed odd, these relationships having been formed out of seemingly nothing. |
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| I've accidentally underscored every argument a book retailer has ever made, in every forum where I've read them, against odd sizes and formats. |
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| He had an odd complacency and crooked smile for the creakiness of fate which had returned him here. |
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| I have borrowed my facts and ideas from odd books, and many errors may have crept in. |
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| The track also features some odd, warbly vocal effects at completely random times and sound effects of waves cresting and breaking. |
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| What follows is plenty of slapstick humour, the odd chuckle, way too much mushy stuff and some truly cringe-making moments. |
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| And, odd as it may seem, his voice was strikingly beautiful as he crooned that line. |
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| And his voice seems to be mellowing into some kind of croon, which is odd in itself. |
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| Had I not grown used to odd behavior, I would have considered the guy a freak. |
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| His free-form fossil pieces hark back to pre-historic times, and only the odd Chinese character gives away their origin. |
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| They seem to end in odd places, for example, at the crossroad off the roundabout on Epsom Road. |
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| Other than the odd times during the winter when the rivers or lakes froze, the sea and rivers were an abundant source of regular fresh food. |
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| I continued to fish on, catching crucians with the odd roach to 1lb 6oz for the next 4 hours. |
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| The book is all songs and vignettes, with the odd crumb of action or smidgen of spoken words. |
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| Conventional cryobiologists, the people who freeze sperm or the odd body part, are skeptical. |
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| The frill-necked lizard, for example, was called Gundamen, and his odd appearance was said to be the result of punishment by the tribal elders. |
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| There he stood before a figure with a long black robe and frizzled, unkempt white hair poking out at odd angles from beneath a black hat. |
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| There are lights floating in the river that glow blue at night, and speakers all around make odd bell-like tones and froggy noises. |
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| The odd tongue-in-cheek was bound to drive most clodplates, cretins and cullies crazy. |
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| Even in the latter vocation, however, his famous curtness has caused him to sound the odd ordinary note. |
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| I went to the odd strip club in my younger days and found them seedy and not much fun. |
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| She was wearing a furry waistcoat and odd, low-slung baggy trousers, but the most interesting thing was her bottom. |
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| Simply go to the fuse boxes which may correspond and if one switch is off and all others are on, switch the odd one back on. |
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| But that track also has a midsection scored by the hot fuzz of an electric guitar, illustrating Honda's longstanding flair for odd assemblage. |
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| After her difficult pregnancy she thought it odd that I was gadding about catching international planes so late into my own. |
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| They have rubbishy foam sofas and the odd ironic beanbag, or leather pouffe. |
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| No doubt someone could analyse my daymare and come up with all manner of worrying theories but I prefer to just think I am odd from time to time! |
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| The light from outside the table cast an odd glare on his face, making his face look gaunt. |
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| In an odd way, I feel like I wrote everything I needed to in my pre-release non-reviews. |
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| Just as early Geissler tubes had used such odd images such as a vase or flowers, the first neon signs used images with a sense of playfulness. |
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| Pip leaves the room, though returns a few minutes later on some odd presentiment. |
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| Quite odd you're already so prestigiously looked at, being only thirty-four years old, and one of the richest men in the world. |
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| In the meantime we will be meeting up for the odd swim or walk or a bit of geocaching all of which will give us both some much needed exercise. |
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| He tries, here, to talk the man out of his odd fixation on geocentrism and a non-rotational earth. |
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| It might seem odd that DJs and techno bands from Sweden to Austria would abandon conventional mixing decks for a hand-sized games console. |
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| The Jiari is a comfortable vessel in which to travel, even if the layout may seem odd and the deckheads are extremely low in places. |
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| He mingles odd yarns from rural south Alabama with a sprinkling of short, declarative sentences. |
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| In the odd way of primogeniture it was said that were Nina-Cecilia a male she would have been the Duke of Portland. |
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| It is an odd army that responds to attack by drawing down its forces, but that is exactly what has been happening. |
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| As the sleeve notes say, perhaps it was a rather odd idea to kick off proceedings with a series of unheard songs. |
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| He was driving some sissy little Japanese car with odd little tires and wheels and a bunch of ugly gewgaws and gimcracks bolted on. |
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| For him, this odd little satellite traveling around an evocative solar star represents promise and potential. |
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| There were old bales of hay propped in odd corners of the property, covered in snow. |
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| I sense she may stray into the odd shadowy church and weep there in the candlelit gloom. |
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| Reporters are given the odd Delphic comment and, using their political antennas, then pin the story together. |
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| With respect to the abduction of the Egyptian ambassador, it was quite odd to see the ambassador leaving his house with no protection. |
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| Larry Yachimec, in a Sterling award nominated turn, embodies the odd, denaturalized gallic intensity of this play. |
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| There follows a protracted period of silence, punctuated with the odd sigh but mostly consisting of concentrated chewing. |
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| On Friday, Halloween was again on everyone's minds and even the odd goblin or ghoul turned up to spend the day with them! |
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| I was the one person that Nick Ray asked to be his gofer or assistant, so I was an odd factor. |
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| Both sides made enough chances, but the finishing was deplorable, but strangely when the odd score came the quality was top drawer. |
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| It isn't a good bathing beach, but is much used for walking, including of dogs, and picnics and knocking the odd golf ball about. |
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| It's an odd pull that land of cactus and mesquite exerts on those of us born to it. |
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| I bowl chinamen and googlies which is a bit odd but it seems to come naturally. |
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| One of the odd dangers of the sin of reactionary dissent is that, over time, you can become the sacrament despiser that you set out to oppose. |
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| I'm going to try and do an odd, gory and even grotesque modern horror film that's done in a real classical style. |
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| In an odd way this book that is so determinately ordered is also about the failure of planned ordering. |
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| There were very few people in the lobby but the purser was giving me odd looks. |
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| Her doctor is puzzled how she walked around with such a big gash without feeling a thing, and it is odd. |
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| So, instead of opting for the full blow-out, you could graze for an hour or so after the turkey on tangerines, almonds and the odd soft-centre. |
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| I glided down the runway set up for a great greaser landing! But there is something odd about flight controls in small aircraft. |
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| As a briskly efficient technician attached the rope I had a most odd sense of dislocation. |
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| And pumped up they are, stomping and cheering, ringing cowbells, and making odd mooing sounds from homemade PVC didgeridoos. |
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| I expected it to turn into a full-blown cold or even flu over the weekend but, apart from the odd sneeze here and there, no other symptoms have materialised. |
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| But while he peppered his press conferences with the odd spell of self-flagellation, claiming he was being selfish, few will grudge him his opportunity. |
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| Redditch were causing the odd moment of consternation in the City defence but Wilson's men held firm and never looked in real danger of conceding. |
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| There are plenty of opportunities to take on the odd business consultancy or accept a directorship or two, and any number of organizations are looking for volunteers. |
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| He mixes pure pop and grungy rock with odd, quirky experimentation. |
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| Motherboards with an odd number of DIMM slots will still run in dual-channel mode even when a third or fifth slot is populated, the company added. |
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| This is certainly an odd idea if being able to consciously conceptualize pain and death minimizes the pain relative to not being able to conceptualized pain and death. |
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| Right, I'm just about unpacked now, so it's an early night for me, after which I'll only have to write the odd 4,000 words tomorrow to get back on track. |
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| Yet what is particularly odd about his writing is that, at the turn of the 21st century, he identifies with those orphaned cosmopolitans retrospectively. |
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| His odd, slightly discomfiting palette-a range of hues informed by but not faithful to the colors of the natural world-contributes to a sense of disequilibrium. |
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| Well, apparently there was some sort of cosplay convention nearby, because there were a bunch of people in odd costumes wandering in the area, munching cheeseburgers. |
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| Yet it does have the feeling of an academic's large portmanteau, one quickly stuffed with odd books, papers and mismatched socks, rather cumbersome for lighter travel. |
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| English enchantress Beth Orton may have been the odd man out on the bill yet her gentle folk and sweet charm seemed to warm a crowd clearly unfamiliar with her material. |
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| As students, they are grim-faced and punctuate their training with odd, guttural sounds, and as instructors they tend to be intensely rank-conscious and overbearing. |
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| Not that I've any issue with gaining the odd pound or two but since I'm guzzling beer and eating chips and chocolate all the time I guess things could only get worse. |
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| Hemphill is actually surprisingly handsome, with startlingly blue eyes and an odd portmanteau accent that belies his formative years in Canada after being born in Glasgow. |
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| I spent almost my entire first 17 years, give or take a day out or the odd holiday, within a one mile radius of the house that's been our home for over 50 years. |
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| The company have learned how to prefabricate the contents of their stores in such a way that they can operate in extremely small and odd shaped locations, if necessary. |
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| We sell deadweight most of the time with the odd foray into live markets. |
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| On the Derwent the stretch among the boats above Sutton on Derwent weir is good for roach and dace, with odd chub also showing here and at Wheldrake. |
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| He used his usual Caslon Antiqua, which must have seemed as odd to the German readers of the day as English printed in Fraktur type would seem to us. |
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| There was a distinctly odd proportion of pictures of herself. |
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| All very nice, and with nothing so disturbingly odd as to be off-putting. |
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| Well, I have beaten the odd grogan to death with the dunny brush. |
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| That was odd, but in my groggy state nothing made much sense. |
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| You can however, see the excitement building day-to-day, creeping into his voice at odd times, and manifesting in increasing difficulty in getting him to sleep at night. |
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| Over the great band of society where, in 1914, it had been odd and disreputable not to go to church, it was now seen as odd and a form of infantilism to do so. |
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| Williams and Fitton have been good pals for years, have thrown the odd dart in friendly combat, but this was the first time they had come face to face in matchplay. |
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| Dodgy books, cringe-making photos of hairstyles you would rather forget about, a mix of furniture and the odd beautiful piece picked up over years of travel, can all cohabit. |
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| Cape Brett, where you find the famous Hole in the Rock, is a nice scenic dive with huge shoals of demoiselles, blue maomao, koheru and the odd eagle ray. |
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| We understand that these characters are intricately nestled in an odd dynamic, showing love in strange ways, acting duplicitously towards each other. |
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| It would likewise be odd that, in the 11 intervening years, he would have been totally oblivious to the drink's inclusion in cookbooks and on menus. |
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| In the annual and perennial border it is often enough to just deadhead plants, trim back spent foliage and remove the odd weed to free up your favourites. |
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| Like many Caribbean Creoles, Papiamento is odd and surprising. |
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| Finding the enclosures is made more difficult by the sixty odd additions made since the opening, none of which makes any pretence to architectural merit. |
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| Plato felt he had literary rivals, and this may explain this somewhat odd combination of esoterism, protreptic and apology in a literarily brilliant form. |
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| It may not be so odd if you are brought up in a Congregational church. |
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| His faster songs were rapidly percussive, his slower songs were plaintively rendered in his odd quavering-soprano voice, and they all had that trademark energy. |
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| What's strange is that, for some odd reason, my memory is deceiving me. |
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| Given their importance as an instrument of social regulation, it's odd that the law and law enforcement were so long cold-shouldered by historians. |
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| And the best of luck to all those that have left home recently to a life of afternoon telly, late night clubbing, early morning pubbing and the odd shower. |
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| They sang rebel songs and made the odd derogatory remark about the yeomen. |
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| Detachment seems I must say an odd emotion when I think of an interchange, a conversation, a collaboration, which is bound to bring differing points of view to bear. |
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| Even now, years after Vince McMahon himself openly admitted pro wrestling's choreographed, there's still the odd goofus who acts like this is still a revelation. |
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| Apart from excitement and the odd growl, they have always been friendly encounters with happy, fulfilled dogs and pleasant, responsible dog handlers. |
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| Well, while I never actually plunked any money down to support Jerry's particular dream, I did take in the odd feature at the revamped picture palace. |
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| His is an odd, disjointed book, but is also an amusing screed aimed at the Times itself, its greatest stars, and many of the conventions and hypocrisies of journalism. |
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| Anyway the end result was that for four hours we witnessed the odd ritual of some 2,000 people gazing fixedly at a field on which nothing was happening. |
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| Ellen entered a dress shop housed in a blue velvet capsule adorned by odd lights and displays while Henry strayed purposelessly into the bookstore. |
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| The guitar is inspiring, churning out power fuzzes and the odd neat riff. |
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| What's odd, however, is the sheer fervour with which he's using them, eyes blazing, grinning like a devotee of a particularly ecstatic religious cult. |
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| When we tried to dial down the brightness level, we made an odd discovery. |
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| Despite the odd police haul like the cocaine one the other day, interdiction at our borders or on the streets is at best slowing the rate of rise. |
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| Strange aisle layout, food in odd places, sausagemeat in the frozen foods. |
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| Odd shapes and geometric figures swam in and out of Dawn's consciousness. |
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| Imperial Teen do it more flashily and interestingly, but the odd thing about Track Star is that it's precisely their lack of being interesting that makes them charming. |
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| It probably looked odd then, but it has worked to a great extent. |
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| Most reminiscent of the '60s, however, is a kitschy utopianism that underwrites all manner of oracular dicta, odd complaints, and questionable advice to the lovelorn. |
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| For a few odd and unsettling moments, the song hovers on its own, left virtually untouched except for the subtle fuzz of static in the background. |
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| He is fixed on this ghastly image, this odd aesthetic object. |
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| The odd flathead with juvenile bream are being caught in the rivers. |
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| The church has only one service a week, on a Wednesday not a Sunday, which sounds odd until you realise that most of the City is a ghost town at the weekend. |
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| Before obtaining the ring he was an inquisitive child with odd interests, who enjoyed causing mischief and solitary activities such as burrowing under trees to look at roots. |
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| It had been an odd and worrying day, and sleeping was a bit of a prob. |
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| Finally, if you like reading about odd items of news, do have a look here. |
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| As investors chased initial public offerings in the late 1990s, they concocted some odd ways to gauge the prospects of companies with lots of buzz but little or no profits. |
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| A brief-wearing man finds boxers poncy, thinks of himself as one of the lads, would never moisturise, likes the odd off-colour joke and is basically deeply square. |
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| And it is fun noticing all the odd little correspondences between stories. |
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| I don't speak Latin well, so in hearing a dissertation in Latin, I would only be able to make out the odd word of it. |
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| Their complexion was lustreless and clammy, although Aunt Evelyn's odd man had given them all the energy of his elbow. |
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| Foundational work toward the idea of improving marine water quality through shellfish cultivation was conducted by Odd Lindahl et al. |
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| All nuclei containing odd numbers of nucleons have an intrinsic magnetic moment and angular momentum. |
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| Foundational work toward the idea of improving marine water quality through shellfish cultivation to was conducted by Odd Lindahl et al. |
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| Generally, airline flight numbers are even if eastbound, and odd if westbound. |
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| It is also known for piloting odd and innovative ideas, including an inflatable church where people can get married. |
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| In most of South Korea, the Americas, the Philippines and the Caribbean, only odd multiples are used. |
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| The Burgess Shale contains fossils of very odd organisms that lived during the Acadian. |
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| The odd camera angle distorted her figure in the photograph. |
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| He twists his lip into an odd expression when he's thinking. |
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| A Butterworth filter with an odd number of elements is symmetric while one with an even number of elements is antimetric. |
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| We made an odd party before the arrival of the Ten, particularly when the Celebrity dropped in for lunch or dinner. |
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| Tension erupted as well, of course, between Dina and her parents, odd attacklike conflicts, suddenly, for no reason. |
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| A few wheels and a crate to make a billy cart would probably be acceptable, or the odd old alarm clock, but nothing more. |
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| The earth tremors resumed and made a bourdon to the loud psalms that they sang, interspersed with the odd ode of Horace recited by Silas. |
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| Forgetting all the odd bumfoolery going on with IE, you need to sniff the NIC and see what is really happening. |
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| Cow Farm was a rambling building, with dark, uneven stairs, low-ceilinged rooms, queer, odd corners, and sudden unexpected doors. |
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| The complement of the odd numbers is the even numbers, relative to the natural numbers. |
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| The odd part of prairie dog life is that this friendly state exists only among the members of each coterie, and does not extend between coteries. |
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| Is it just an odd coincidence that the first event of the diarylike text is also the earliest element of the prosecutor's case? |
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| I do relish the smart sayins, the odd ways of furrin parts, and the sarcastic slaps at folkses weak spots. |
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| The Schnitzelbank Band, each member attired in an odd getup, received many comments for the manner in which the men marched. |
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| Cooper seems an odd choice, but imagine if they had taken MTV's advice and chosen Robert Pattinson? |
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| That sounds odd here in Washington these days, but some of the old-timers still like to pretend there is honor alive among the political thieves. |
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| Jeebus, does Helen know this? Yes, she does. It's odd, this life of ours, and I'm terribly aware of my culpability in said oddness. |
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| Winston Churchill was a Freemason and a member of the Loyal Waterloo Lodge of the National Independent Order of Odd Fellows. |
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| Each row generally has an odd number of cylinders to produce smooth operation. |
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| Other skills, such as arithmetic and handwriting, were taught in odd moments or by travelling specialist teachers such as scriveners. |
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| Many scholars have found it odd that Shakespeare would, seemingly arbitrarily, use this rhetorical form throughout the play. |
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| Mathcore's main defining quality is the use of odd time signatures, and has been described to possess rhythmic comparability to free jazz. |
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| Whilst the new paint was a good metameric match under natural light, it looked odd under a fluorescent light. |
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| This change also affected the men's Presidents Cup and Seve Trophy and women's Solheim Cup competitions, as each switched from even to odd years. |
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| It was made internationally famous as the setting for the classic film, Odd Man Out, starring James Mason. |
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| This may seem somewhat odd, considering that public sector employers are consistently shown to have excellent workplace practices. |
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| Instead, he began to focus on groups of figures and odd imaginary characters. |
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| The first Film Awards ceremony took place in May 1949 and honouring the films The Best Years of Our Lives, Odd Man Out and The World Is Rich. |
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| The eggs of the Atlantic puffin are typically creamy white but the odd egg is tinged lilac. |
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| Ruben was an odd bod. What else could he have been? It's one of life's mysteries how odd bods always find each other. |
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| Complete the table by circling the odd bod in each set and giving a reason for your choice. |
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| This lad Kelley is an odd duck in many ways.... Unlike most college youngsters, he has no hobbies. |
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| He moved all over the States, without a cent, picking up any odd job he could get. |
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| Everard liked to shop at the stores specializing in odd lots down by the docks, as he was a cheapskate. |
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| Dr Fjust goes bright red and walks away whenever the subject of sexually dysfunctional women comes up. Seems odd, really, that such a nerdo would end up working in this field. |
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| They might only be burocrats doing their jobs but it only takes the odd one or two to let the side down for all the others who are doing a sterling job. |
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| Empty jam jars are handy for keeping odd bits and pieces in. |
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| Odd was the chieftain of Borgarfjord on the south side of Hvita then. He was the godi of the temple to which everyone living south of Skardsheidi paid tribute. |
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| So there is something a little odd about this solitary animal, who rarely allows anyone to touch him and seems to have no need of other dolphinkind. |
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| The odd and curious is born good and pure. The society corrupts. |
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| For the odd and curious of us, to fly like a bird is a not an easy thing. |
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| We are being asked for a maximum effort sometime over the next few nights, so if one of the other crew are short, then one of your chaps will have to fill in as an odd bod. |
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| By the bed there was a bookcase with old French novels, left-behind Frederick Forsyths, odd leather-bound volumes of history and memoirs with the coroneted Kessler bookplate. |
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| It is odd how much less cubbish the English boys are than the Scotch. |
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| While there are some who think it odd that a mixling Melph soldier should be able to read, let them rest assured that there are more who can than are known. |
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| The thousand odd officers and men on parade nearly threw a canary fit. |
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| They had a thousand odd stories and jokes about the events of the day, and burlesque descriptions and mimickings of the spectators who had been admiring them. |
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| But on this particular occasion I was fired on as an individual by an entire battery of enemy artillery, and for some odd and backhanded reason I felt important. |
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| He is a supporter and patron of organisations focused on using the arts to help disadvantaged young people including Odd Arts, Anno's Africa and Dramatic Need. |
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| If you are a married woman over 45 and are thinking of taking a plunge into the job market bear in mind that you won't be an odd duck in the employment pool. |
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| His odd gestures and tics were disconcerting to some on first meeting him. |
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| The piping-crows, the laughing-jackasses, the odd leatherheads, and the coach-wheel birds, all gave us their old music, and brought back pleasant memories of travel. |
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| The number of corners could be any odd number greater than one. |
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