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It is a strange feature of financial markets that time occasionally seems to speed up.

"Physicists have had to grapple with wave-particle duality as an essential, strange feature of quantum theory for a century," said Kaiser, a physicist and historian of science at MIT.

It is a strange feature of her career that neither fans nor detractors are wrong: for decades, Didion's writing has managed to be both candid and performative, unusually direct and totally evasive.

The debt ceiling itself is a strange feature of U.S. law: since Congress must vote to authorize spending and choose tax rates, why have a second vote on whether to allow the borrowing that these spending and taxation policies imply?

It's a strange feature of journalistic life today that the greatest"story"of our time-the possible self-extermination of mankind in a nuclear holocaust-is one that, by its very nature, can never be written.

A strange feature of the "Can Women Have It All?" subgenre currently in vogue is how much its vocabulary of answers promised and secrets revealed owes to the sunny fear-mongering of magazines like Cosmo.

"It's kind of interesting to show that the strange features of quantum mechanics are actually observed," Dr. Mandel said.

This is one of the strange features of genocide denial and of Turkification: erasure, by design, works both forward and backward in time.

There are many other strange features of the troika bailout packages, in part because each member of the troika has its favorite medicine.

Quantum computers exploit two strange features of quantum physics, entanglement and superposition, to process information in a fundamentally different way from traditional computers.

One of the strange features of this saga is that the rebel investors were not traditional long-term institutions, but the new breed of hedge funds with their reputation for taking the money and running.