Paradoxically, New Jersey theater stories were all about a crisis at the Crossroads Theater Company in New Brunswick last month.
First, paradoxically, New Zealand's continued reliance on agricultural exports, which has been something that the country has been trying to move away from, has probably helped it hold up better during this downturn than other countries.
Perhaps somewhat paradoxically, New York could avoid losing a second Congressional seat — and some of the political clout that comes with having such a large delegation in Washington — if the economy does not significantly improve.
The growing desire of air travelers to digitally document their flights may, paradoxically, create new risks.
Paradoxically, the new chronology points up another split in radiation thinking between Japan and the United States.
Paradoxically, the new repression is in some ways a sign of progress.
Now, paradoxically, a new chapter in the book Mr. Hatch helped write could pose a threat to him.
In an unrelated move, university students also are staging strikes, protesting, paradoxically, a new law that gives underfinanced state universities more autonomy and some private financing.
"If you bury the truth, it will grow," says a Kalenjin elder who expects good things of the trials.If the court makes shoddy work of the Kenyan cases it could easily exacerbate the country's problems, and paradoxically give new life to Africa's culture of impunity.
Paradoxically, the new POV does indeed expand the topics of conversation.
Paradoxically, modern artists are taking their digital recordings and etching them to new LPs.Vinyl has seen a resurgence over the past few years, and that trend has continued.
