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The lizard on display, a female named Pokey, may look ordinary to the untrained eye but for scientists she's an evolutionary marvel.
Lincecum may look ordinary, but consider a few tales of his athletic prowess: His junior year in high school, he went out for the golf team, having played three rounds of golf in his life.
It may look ordinary in the trailers, but it manages to rise above that level in a host of ways.
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Even plants that may look ordinary--like ferns--may in fact be off-limits.
What may look like ordinary hills are intensely designed structures.
From a distance, they may look like ordinary Mexicans on the bottom rung of the employment ladder, but they draw bemused glances from passers-by.
They may look like ordinary pimento-stuffed olives -- to nibble with a drink, drop into a cocktail or use as a garnish -- but Ybarra green olives are far from the usual.
They may have been made to look ordinary by the Kiwis at Suncorp, but there were some extenuating circumstances – the loss of one of their half-backs, the gifted Daly Cherry-Evans, with a hip injury in the first half, and the inability of the great Greg Inglis to take the field in the second because of a virus.
His second place to his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg in Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix may have looked ordinary enough but even there was a spin-off halfway through that cost him the race, as well as a number of purple (fastest) laps as he cut a swathe through Rosberg's comfortable lead.
Benfica were made to look ordinary by opponents who may have faltered badly in the Champions League but rediscovered their European intelligence and prowess here.
I look ordinary, my eye bags may be a bit under-concealed, but overall, I look simple and like a normal teenage girl.
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