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That's thanks in no small part to its creative director, Berkeley Poole, who daylights as the designer for Visionaire and V magazine (and is, ironically, also Canadian).

Icon adds that Khalifa was ironically also hard for fans and the media to get in touch with, despite seeming so accessible, which may have built up her allure.

Eric Henderson gave to the song a negative review, writing, "Considering 'I Hate Boys' is closer than I ever thought Christina would ever come to recording a Daphne Aguilera track, it's ironically also one of many tracks on Bionic that sound tailor-made to accompany the opening credits of Johnny Weir's forthcoming reality show".

After striking the Philippines, the storm caused widespread damage while becoming the strongest storm to affect the archipelago since 1970, which was also ironically also named Irma.

The person who most popularized this notion of investing was Marc Andreessen (who ironically also happens to be one of the earlier investors in Slack), as well as Peter Thiel, whose experience with Facebook's growth encouraged his investment thesis for Founders Fund.

Kennedy's latest work, "Day," is also ironically titled and also swirls us down into darkness.

I went back to my roots, which is also ironically musical roots.

Last year he won 43% of the vote in the presidential election, against a lacklustre ex-Communist, Rudolf Schuster, the current head of state.But Mr Meciar is also, ironically, Slovakia's most disliked public figure.

Romero is (also ironically) the sole programmer, founder and CEO, still hanging by himself in an effort to get everyone else to hang.

There is also, ironically, evidence that absence of CD36 is disadvantageous to the host during malaria infection.

It was also, ironically, out of kilter with the late Eighties, a Britain rapidly entering recession after yuppie excesses that gave Viv a run for her money.