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the curiously
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In a curious manner.
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The curiously titled "Pgs.
CHARACTER STUDIES: Encounters With the Curiously Obsessed, by Mark Singer.
I'd have put the "curiously" one name earlier; go figure.
Next door, No. 136 has in its basement the curiously named Alp Signs.
In this, Palin embodies the curiously arrested condition of the movement she evidently seeks to lead.
He also noted the curiously musical noises that our feet were making.
At work here is the curiously divergent and inconsistent way most of us think about risk.
Playing Eighties pop music, it has the curiously attractive allure of a teen houseparty.
Timothy McDowell used the suggestive buoyancy of encaustic to enhance the curiously floating shapes he renders.
The curiously content Marie does not think of herself as a prostitute.
He pointed out the curiously non-additive mathematics of ergogenic aids.
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