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He also has an eccentric serve in which he contorts his right arm inward, so that his serve seemingly emerges from under his left armpit.

While each outsider artist works in a radically different mode, all outsider artists create art that seemingly emerges outside of time, space and history, at least outside the dimensions occupied by most humans.

After spending time in three foster homes, they moved in with an aunt and uncle and seemingly emerged from the family tragedy unscathed.

Yet Speed has seemingly emerged as the preferred candidate ahead of Chris Coleman, despite his more considerable managerial experience, in particular with Fulham in the Barclays Premier League.

When it comes to getting people's attention Packham has that rare quality of being able to cause controversy and yet seemingly emerge with his popularity enhanced.

Oktophonie is hypnotically beautiful, its drones and twitches seemingly emerging from the depths of the earth and slowly passing around you before ascending heavenwards.

It's been nearly 20 years since Clayton Christensen explained why so many industry-leading companies miss the potential of new technologies and are supplanted by competitors that seemingly emerge from nowhere.

Open-source pointed to a new way: "a great babbling bazaar of differing agendas and approaches," as he put it, "out of which a coherent and stable system could seemingly emerge only by a succession of miracles".

You can see him over the dashboard from six and a half miles away -- a figure seemingly emerging from the trees just off the Interstate in Huntsville, about an hour north of Houston.

After Portsmouth had seemingly emerged from a troubled period in their history, with the arrival of apparently stable new owners, developments in the Baltic state suggest there could be more turbulence ahead.

In that time, he has seen the music he is most closely associated with - generally if restrictively defined as minimalism - seemingly emerge from nowhere to become one of the dominant musical forms of the age.