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Yet it is bizarrely personality free.

And the rest of it is bizarrely European, Caribbean and Middle Eastern all at once.

Yet, as a visual form, it is bizarrely lovely, so white and incongruously ethereal, and as art it is... well, there's a question already tripping me up.

Labor Day lacks this film-maker's usual sophisticated wit: it is bizarrely unconvincing, sugary and humourless, like a Walt Disney version of The Night of the Hunter.

But it is bizarrely circuitous for the German taxpayer to offer a bridging loan to Greece, purely to prop up its own banking system.

Even aside from the industry's weird aesthetic obsessions, it is bizarrely fond of celebrating men who are horrible to women, and this, to my mind, is the worst of its crimes.

But the company said that the board had shunned its suggestion of buying high-speed vote counters to accommodate the time crunch created by the runoff, and that it was bizarrely fixated on reviving its lever machines.

It's bizarrely impersonal, giving little away.

It's horrid, it's ghastly, it's bizarrely engrossing.

For something trying so hard to sound alive, it's bizarrely bland.

But, as those intimately involved with it are bizarrely keen to stress, not, in fact, that great.