Because the most likely transmission error--switching a single digit from 1 to 0 or vice versa--causes the sum of the digits to be odd, the recipient of an odd number can assume that an error occurred.
Hari claimed he simply didn't know that an interview "is a report of an encounter", which is quite odd for a recipient of the George Orwell prize (which he has since returned) or, indeed anyone who has ever read a newspaper or magazine in their life.
By the way, now that House Republicans have helpfully hung a target around 50-some-odd navigator grant recipients in "Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas," they've also helpfully pointed reporters in those states to the specific organizations who will be running the customer service side of Obamacare implementation.
Restore Our Future was also the recipient of an odd contribution.
For Mr. Hauerwas's adoring fans — and his equally numerous critics — this pairing of donor and recipient will at first seem quite odd.
This might seem an odd Christmas or Hanukkah gift, but for the recipient who might not buy it for themself, they'll be grateful for your generosity.
Odds of the $5 recipients responding were significantly higher within most sub-groups, except for women, those aged 50-75, not married, those with few physical comorbidities, substance use or substance use/psychiatric diagnoses, and those living in a rural area.
Ms. Subkoff and Mr. Damhave are just the latest recipients of the fashion world's odd standards for embrace.
(The word is "vaccinate": an odd choice, given that Diego was so often the pre-match recipient of the six-inch painkiller needle, driven into the inflamed kneecap, the supporating big toe).
But if it is lawful to give $1,776 to one candidate, or 16, it is odd to argue that the same sum would corrupt the 17th recipient, or the 400th.
