Paradoxically, that creates a problem for Latin America's contenders.
Harvey suffers terribly from stress, yet paradoxically (that word again!) she clearly thrives on it.
We're romantic about fishing and fishermen; paradoxically, that has fuelled the industry's suicidal dive towards oblivion.
Paradoxically, that kind of thinking has little in common with Burberry.
"We knew if we could make the setting authentic, paradoxically that would make the story timeless.
Paradoxically that makes them less accessible than they would have been through longer, more patient explication.
Paradoxically, that fact reflects a large part of his achievement.He was drawn to philosophy by the writings of Bertrand Russell.
And yet, perhaps paradoxically, that sense of antiquity gives the film its almost jarring freshness, its uncanny sense of discovery.
Paradoxically, that is in part because Europe's economies are now doing well, with growth rising and unemployment falling.
Paradoxically, that could mean that the E.C.B.'s intervention will make agreement on crucial changes seem less urgent.
Paradoxically, that will create less of a bubble even though housing prices are growing at bubble rates.
