To the somewhat incongruously glum soundtrack of the National, who are at 64 with Graceless.
The museum has some Basque art and occasionally runs cultural workshops, but it's an international art museum, rather incongruously plonked down in northern Spain.
He is dressed as plainly as his forbidding gates – dark grey cardigan, slate-grey pinstripe trousers and, incongruously, considering his disdain for all exercise, Skechers running shoes – again in contrast to the vibrant work that surrounds him.
Stuffed incongruously into a package of law-and-order changes, this law would have frozen for 12 months a range of trials, including Mr Berlusconi's.
A two-year rankings calculation would also sit incongruously with the season, which stretches over 12 months, and even puzzle or annoy spectators.
Every valuable was first carted off, from a complete computer lab to the shiny new wooden pews in the Church of the Virgin, an incongruously majestic structure in the dusty town centre that was lovingly built and inaugurated only in April.
Another would allow social services to monitor every child in the country, including how parents spend their money and how many portions of fruit and vegetables they feed their offspring each day.Mr Brown argues that frightening new threats terrorism, drug trafficking and (rather incongruously) benefit fraud require new powers.
Rather incongruously, it is also trying to relaunch itself in a haze of corporate-marketing-speak.
Such places are plonked, incongruously, in the middle of India, connected only tenuously with the surrounding confusion and poverty.
The building is incongruously large for a part of Russia that today, for all its macho hospitality and merriment, feels more African than European in its violence, poverty and corruption.
Stealing some of it allows those elites to recoup their investment and enrich themselves further.A couple of hours outside Pekanbaru, two gleaming new palaces stand incongruously in the middle of nowhere.
