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That set the tone for an English summer of outrageous misfortune for the hapless Australians; a series characterised by bizarrely incompetent umpiring decisions and clearly faulty technology designed to correct incompetent umpiring decisions.

"Trump and the Republicans fumbled their chance to attack Hillary effectively, Trump by bizarrely praising Saddam Hussein and the congressional Republicans by holding hearings that quickly revealed their partisan agenda," Begala said.

Similarly, MI5 is not stupid enough to put out misinformation on the record, yet the first episode showed the service trying to cover up a terrorist attack on the part of anti-abortionists by bizarrely claiming it was an unexploded second world war bomb.

Lambert opened the scoring for Belgium in the 24th minute and then Van Himst, who was earning a record-equalling 68th cap for his country and seeking a record-equalling 30th goal, took advantage of a blunder by Istvan Geczi, who confused his own keeper by bizarrely stepping out of the way of the ball and letting it run to Van Himst, who tapped it into the empty net.

Even "Proof," by Jeff Reich, the play that closes the evening by running bizarrely off the track of its initially comic premise, does have a great beginning.

He demonstrates, for instance, what water looks like, second by second, as it is hurled from a bucket by a bizarrely naked female model.

Just as Keane's work was claimed by her overbearing husband Walter, however, so Adams's efforts are hijacked by a bizarrely garish turn from Christoph Waltz as the man of the house.

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I felt embattled not only by a bizarrely intense lust for chicken but nightmares in which I would be eating a gorgeous, rare steak — I could distinctly taste the savory drippings — from which I awoke in a panic, until I realized that I had been carnivorous only in my imagination.

By turns bizarrely perky, hostile and self-pitying, her rambling four-minute toast at the rehearsal dinner for the wedding of her sister, Rachel (Rosemarie DeWitt), offers an indelible, if sometimes repellent portrait of a recovering addict who makes people squirm.

Watch the whole brawl unfold above shot for your twisted viewing pleasure by a bizarrely cool-headed bystander and silently pine for all that humanity could but never shall be.