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This memory is surprisingly at odds with the data: the typical worker now stays at a job six months longer than the average worker did a decade ago.

This ongoing project has given Danes an intimate knowledge of the details of Andersen's existence — down to the frequency with which he masturbated — and a portrait that is surprisingly at odds with the cheerful souvenirs one finds in storefronts along Stroget, Copenhagen's main shopping street..

This ongoing project has given Danes an intimate knowledge of the details of Andersen's existence — down to the frequency with which he masturbated — and a portrait that is surprisingly at odds with the cheerful souvenirs one finds in storefronts along Stroget, Copenhagen's main shopping street.

Yet for all the apparent ecosystem similarities, our two worlds are surprisingly at odds.

Our observation is surprisingly at odds with this previous study (Buard et al. 2009).

Surprisingly, and at odds with the finding of others (di Prampero and Narici 2003; Koryak 1998), we found no evidence for such bed rest induced functional impairment in either group (Fig.  3).

And some gently snarky comments by Andy Richter, the show's announcer, seemed at odds with the surprisingly traditional vibe of the evening.

While I love spuds, I think the pair are right here – they have a surprisingly assertive flavour, a kind of lingering starchiness that seems at odds with the fresh, green character of the watercress.

Her husband is a leading businessman, and the Pelosis are a fixture on the San Francisco social and cultural scene.Tree-huggers v Bush-huggersNot surprisingly, the political cultures of the two districts are totally at odds with one another.

Meanwhile, Oregon reveals a surprisingly tuneful aptitude and Kingsley invites her to join forces with him, despite her singer-songwritery warblings being at odds with his own morose style.

Sugarcane is considered the most suitable tropical crop for biofuel production, but surprisingly high N fertilizer applications in main producer countries raise doubt about the sustainability of production and are at odds with a carbon-based crop.