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And with the Suffolk rail network in meltdown, Henham Park is still curiously empty by late afternoon.

President Obama also took that position recently, but his Justice Department is still curiously reluctant to go quite so far.

But unlike those two renowned figures, he's still curiously low profile beyond the confines of the game.

It is, at any rate, his flesh-creeping proximity to Poe and Kafka and indeed Borges that makes him not just still readable but still curiously modern.

But while Ciara is adaptable as ever -- the welcome dash of female sexual aggression on "Like a Surgeon" is an unexpected twist -- she's still curiously anonymous.

For a writer who died in his mid-40s, leaving 11 fat volumes of letters and journalism and a host of garrulous friends, much of George Orwell's life is still curiously unnavigable.

Yet Whittaker still seems curiously eager to get back behind the bar of her old pub.

Still others — curiously, severalothers — say you haven't tried a soup dumpling till you've eaten at Din Tai Fung in California or, better yet, Taipei.

Still more curiously inbred, both Fey's and Sorkin's new shows would be running on NBC, though on different nights.

The president still seems curiously hamstrung by his Herbert Hoover-like devotion to fiscal rectitude: he wants to spend but not add "one dime to the deficit," as he announced at his Congressional address on health care in September.

Yes, artists like Jay Z and Adam Levine and Pink and many others have championed marriage equality, and pop divas Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and Rihanna have incorporated choreography and vernacular lifted from gay culture like Madonna before them, but the thought of mainstream gay performers still seems curiously distant.