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But he theorized that Commander Waddle's style, which he described as "very explicitly involved" -- may have paradoxically worked against him with Commander Pfeifer and others aboard.

But the fact that she had apparently long held the press in low regard may have, paradoxically, made this courtship more palatable.

And if the first longlist under the new rules is any guide, it may have paradoxically become less international, not more, as a result of introducing them.

As low-wage workers poured in from places like Central America in pursuit of a better life, the midpoint on the income spectrum in some places with large foreign-born populations may have, paradoxically, inched down.

This is exemplified by the results of the recent STEP trial, which showed that a HIV-1 vaccine that conferred protection in non-human primates not only failed to confer protection in humans, but may have paradoxically increased risk of transmission [3], [4], [5], [6].

An infrastructure inadequately supported by evidence and education may have paradoxically led to inflation of its symbolic value, and this in turn allowed shortcomings in evidence to be overlooked.

It may even have, "paradoxically," a "secular character" that rejects "religious forms, categories and symbols" and promotes "the worship of God beyond 'God.' " That's sort of appealing in a hippy-dippy kind of way.

The intention of strengthening participant benefits through SCD screening and the subsequent provision of medical services to affected children may therefore have paradoxically reduced awareness of the research goals of this study and undermined voluntary [ 32, 33] informed consent for participation.

But it is also possible that the presence of super-long CAG repeat expansions may have a paradoxically 'protective' effect.

For some patients, the radiologist's receptive attitude and the possibility of a dialogue may have a paradoxically distressing effect.

Hemlines may have been long in recent seasons, but garments have, paradoxically, become more revealing.