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The result is hilarious, touching but also oddly empowering.
It seemed odd, yes, but also oddly credible.
But also, oddly enough, stronger incentives to push for an immediate trade, to avoid the pay cut.
The vast size of American universities ensures there are more Americans with degrees but also, oddly, large numbers lacking skills.
He's somewhere in between the two, which makes him very good, but also oddly ancillary to the play of his own team.
It's cool on a hot day, enchanting at any time, but also oddly disturbing as you wade down past darkening rocks -- and why not?
But they are also oddly prosaic; expressions of duty, deference and parental obligation that inform everyday lives.
But it's also oddly ornamental, like one of those Victorian mourning pieces that weave bows and flowers from hair.
To be sure, there is something angry and forlorn in the work, but there is also, oddly, something rather humorous.
She's vain and selfish, shallow, all those things, but she's also oddly innocent, a visionary.
"End Zone," by Don DeLillo (an excerpt of which appears in "The Only Game in Town"), is among the strangest things ever written about college football — racial integration meets nuclear-fallout hysteria on the gridiron in West Texas — but it's also oddly haunting and resonant.
