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Such Japanese lenders can be bizarrely primitive.

Some even argue that Trump's Twitter threats are an exercise in nuclear deterrence and can be categorized more as bizarrely articulated military policy than the kind of tweet that might violate Twitter's rules banning "specific threats of violence".

He found all this ridiculous, as you can see in one scene when a young 'nobleman' and his lady can be seen prancing around to, bizarrely, the sound of a hurdy-gurdy.

The conference itself, which can be viewed online, went as bizarrely as you might expect, with a puppet show mixed in with the playing of unintelligible audio tapes.

It can be tough to acknowledge just how bizarrely violent some big-city neighborhoods have become.

On-going benzo use can be devastating, especially in the elderly, who (bizarrely) are the group most likely to receive a benzo prescription.

But bizarrely, despite the chill, it can be easier to raise a side in October than during the August holiday season, so why not keep going?

The bizarrely clinical execution instructions from Delaware can be taken as a corrective to that romantic vision of martyrdom, but by itself the Vénard letter snaps us into the modern world.

Utah is bizarrely friendly and polite and for a New Yorker like myself the lack of hostility can be jarring.

While Villegas can barely give up a dining recommendation — when pressed, he offered Little Moir's Food Shack and the bizarrely spelled Too Bizaare Sushi as his favorites —  at least he can be trusted to dish on the local links.

They suffer from a constant and bizarrely eroticized awareness that everything around them, animate or inanimate, is (or can be) threatening.