THAT IS REALLY PECULIAR, IT'S A LOT MORE PECULIAR THAN THE UNITED STATES.
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It was peculiar, but more peculiar still was the second elf who walked into the room.
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Tim Burton's adaptation of the bestselling novel Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is a peculiar thing indeed.
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But as we have seen in this most peculiar of all peculiar campaigns, two weeks can change the world.
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Scientists Detect 'Peculiar' Signals From Nearby Star (DW news) to Aliens Could Be Behind 'Peculiar' Radio Signals From Nearby Star (Daily Caller), and so on ad nauseum.
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MISS PEREGRINE'S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN Tim Burton turns his dark talents to a fantasy adventure involving time travel, invisible monsters and, yes, a peculiar child or two.
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"Tales of the Peculiar" is a selection of stories first introduced in Ransom Riggs's best-selling "Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children" series, now also a Tim Burton feature film.
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Besides tending to all the peculiar children, Miss Peregrine is an "ymbryne," a Peculiar herself, with the ability to create time loops (you'll see) and become a bird.
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Other interesting — and peculiar — stats and facts: Jan.
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Even as party leaders focus on Senator Marco Rubio of Florida as the likeliest candidate to stop Mr. Trump, Mr. Kasich is clinging to his peculiar place in a peculiar race.
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So, when we notice it, it's rather peculiar — conspicuous.
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He singles out Japan (like Norway and Sweden, a tightly-knit, homogenous society) as precisely the kind of peculiar place that should remain peculiar—that should remain distinctly Japanese, unadulterated by foreign influences.
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A peculiar nativity scene is causing outraged reactions in Spain.
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The fight is a peculiar choice to say the least.
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One peculiar thing starts to happen as I go deeper.
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This brings us to Doo Ho Choi's peculiar right hand.
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Most definitely of late in this most peculiar of times.
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That is, if a peculiar new device is any indication.
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Last winter, Donald Trump found himself in a peculiar position.
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The species "is peculiar to the land of liberty," he
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The match up on the ground is a peculiar one.
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PFOA's peculiar chemical structure made it uncannily resistant to degradation.
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Burns took out his phone to record the peculiar sight.
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It was peculiar, it was patronizing, and it was perplexing.
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"The regulation allows it under very peculiar conditions," Koenig said.
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LONDON — Cats are notorious for their peculiar post-partum practices.
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The case stems from a peculiar video circulated via WhatsApp.
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Gerhard Widmer occupies a peculiar place within computer science research.
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"It was a peculiar state to be in," she says.
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It feels peculiar to ponder a world without a Coldplay.
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So the United States is in this peculiar predicament right.
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In Bowie's words: He's floating, in a most peculiar way.
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Days for jazz, statistics, teachers and yoga are peculiar choices.
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It was just peculiar enough to be noticed by researchers.
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But we eventually find out how Shelby became so peculiar.
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If this is propaganda, it is a rather peculiar kind.
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He is fluent in the tongues peculiar to his work.
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Then, there's the matter of the World Cup's peculiar pull.
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True, this account of bodily action sounded a bit peculiar.
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But the bench is now full, making Friday's release peculiar.
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No "peculiar institution," no hideous Civil War and appalling aftermath.
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But this isn't as peculiar a development as it seems.
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It has its own peculiar way of understanding its history.
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Calling an injured athlete a coward is a peculiar privilege.
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A peculiar smell in the air, a cut of fermentation.
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This peculiar arrangement is a legacy of our colonial past.
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It was possible, the scientists knew, that skin was peculiar.
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We tried to increase our mastery within peculiar medical niches.
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This is one of many peculiar aspects of his detention.
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In several cases, the color makes them far more peculiar.
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But while the circumstances are peculiar, the consequences are immense.
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My classmates who came over thought it was very peculiar.
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Their peculiar sort of pricelessness made archivists of regular people.
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While you potentially get more movies, there's one peculiar limitation.
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Her peculiar life, too, had its effect upon her writings.
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Here are the basics on the island's peculiar political status.
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This video examines Mr. Manson's peculiar influence on pop culture.
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The phenomenon is not peculiar to any state or region.
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This was not a peculiar Southern obsession, but consistent nationwide.
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This amounts to more than a peculiar fact of biography.
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Y así es como desarrolló su peculiar método de medición.
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What he's doing with his beef isn't really so peculiar.
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Moore thrives in the peculiar gray zones of adult feeling.
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Delicious food was served and many peculiar toasts were given.
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Former friends occupy a peculiar space in one's social circle.
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It was a peculiar team bonding moment over J.C. Romero.
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And his sister acquired her own peculiar form of celebrity.
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Such is the peculiar phenomenon of a celebrity court appearance.
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Title insurance in New York is a particularly peculiar market.
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Serge Gainsbourg inhabits a peculiar place in the cultural conscious.
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All of which makes Trump's tweet a very peculiar artifact.
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Walk inside Harvey's structure and her peculiar magic takes over.
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Works we thought we knew looked and felt novel, peculiar, arresting.
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Now, what's engagingly peculiar to this piece is easier to see.
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This Hubble Space Telescope image shows the peculiar galaxy NGC 3256.
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Claiming a conspiracy might be the most peculiar option to exercise.
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It is a peculiar blend of the convivial and the hateful.
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His comments on cannabis are as peculiar as they are foreboding.
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They take a peculiar pleasure in exposing common sense as nonsense.
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Also peculiar, three of the four patients tested positive for opioids.
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A peculiar plague which is still neither understood nor completely dead.
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Something peculiar happens to people when they're at Boiler Room shows.
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News spread about the peculiar happenings at 458 West Water Street.
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Certainly Massey's peculiar, captivating pictures fit into such a special category.
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Ivanka Trump has shown a peculiar interest in trademarking voting machines.
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Along with Bruckner, the two concerts shared something else, however peculiar.
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But in Argentina's peculiar system, the primaries are a dress rehearsal.
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Touring is a peculiar thing, it doesn't suit me particularly well.
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Hydrothermal vents are an even more peculiar environment than nodule fields.
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Rashad Evans is in a very peculiar spot of his own.
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There's an odd censoriousness around now which I find quite peculiar.
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The mayor of New York City is a peculiar sight here.
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What's even more peculiar, is the piure can literally fuck itself.
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Your peculiar love of your mother is all I think about.
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But they are featuring a peculiar choice, porn star Stormy Daniels.
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Last spring, mathematician Henry Segerman found a peculiar post on Facebook.
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Even Holmes' peculiar, baritone voice is shrouded in mystery and wonder.
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Neurochemical ebbs and flows aren't peculiar to BDSM fans, after all.
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The pistol shrimp, aka the snapping shrimp, is a peculiar contradiction.
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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children releases in theaters Sept. 30.
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Cows belch and fart methane, thanks to their peculiar digestive tracts.
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Vienna, the peculiar hot-house atmosphere of the late Victorian bourgeois
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Peculiar dark, floating "blobs" have been sighted in the Alaskan Arctic.
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That said, democracy in the Arab world faces two peculiar hurdles.
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So this is the start of a unique and peculiar process.
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They gave their daughter, Tolya's mother, a peculiar set of instructions.
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Labor Day weekend also had its fair share of peculiar news.
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Baltimore is a peculiar place, with its own categories of privilege.
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Spain's current interest in these prosecutions stems from a peculiar history.
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She had a number of peculiar requests, including a "slime pit."
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The situation that Samsung finds itself in today is quite peculiar.
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In that regard, Fin is a peculiar title for a debut.
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Hosts Nicole Byer and Jacques Torres have a peculiar, perfect chemistry.
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It raises uncomfortable and peculiar questions in the midst of #NoBillNoBreak.
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Gail: We're certainly in a very peculiar political place this year.
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Brazilians are bracing for the end of a peculiar election period.
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Like most other things about them, it is a bit peculiar.
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Here's a look at Ms. Butina's peculiar bid for Russian influence.
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It's really, when you step back, a very peculiar human activity.
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But there's something peculiar about the museum, as Lauren Stennis noted.
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GLENN KENNY The opera tells this peculiar story clearly and strongly.
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Mr. Comello's peculiar back story complicates the problem for law enforcement.
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That brings us back to Spotify, Apple, and their peculiar dilemma.
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Our struggle is too conveniently positioned as peculiar to this country.
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In itself this illustrates the peculiar cultural status we afford scissors.
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And this video examines Mr. Manson's peculiar influence on pop culture.
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"Me encuentro en una posición única, peculiar y de humildad", dijo.
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But marvel at its peculiar grace, and grin at the idea?
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The ''pivot'' has assumed a peculiar place in our common lexicon.
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But the position Sanders landed on is a very peculiar one.
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PECULIAR HABITS Hitchhiking in the desert while resembling a homeless person.
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"This is all about a peculiar backlash from Washington," he said.
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Works that both defy and create genre, they adopt peculiar forms.
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Drndic's fondness for commas gives her sentences their peculiar gasping quality.
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Mr. Phillips's landing at Treasury is peculiar from a political standpoint.
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This appears to be a practice peculiar to the Untied States.
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The danger lies in contempt's peculiar ability to dehumanize its target.
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He took little interest in his pupils; his methods were peculiar.
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This is by no means a trait peculiar to the French.
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"I think they are peculiar," Johnson said after a long pause.
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I couldn't say why I do it, it's a peculiar hobby.
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MUNGER, ON TESLA CEO ELON MUSK, SAYS: 'ELON MUSK IS PECULIAR.
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The great Michel Gondry also directed this peculiar and entertaining video.
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"The only thing that's peculiar is that people think it's peculiar," Gavin Naylor, program director for the Florida Program at the Florida Museum of Natural History, tells PEOPLE about the recent string of attacks at the beach.
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The right to religious exemption is, however, a peculiar kind of right.
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Today's particularly peculiar way is a muscular cat, spotted somewhere in Quebec.
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We haven't yet entered the peculiar atmosphere of the entre deux tours.
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Ray J's presence in the last decade hasn't been any less peculiar.
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But why is this small, peculiar contest so influential in setting narratives?
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The idea of a modular smartphone has always been peculiar to me.
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FOR a quiet country, New Zealand has a peculiar problem with gangs.
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The second theme that pops up in the complaints is more peculiar.
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For a sleepy country, New Zealand has a peculiar problem with gangs.
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He sounds very natural with electronic music because of his peculiar voice.
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The notion that the Communist Party might need saving will sound peculiar.
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It's even more peculiar when the culprit is a lost Humboldt penguin.
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Any attempt to introduce ID cards would be opposed by peculiar bedfellows.
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These exclusive garrison-suburbs are a peculiar feature of South Asian cities.
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Embalming is a phenomenon is that is peculiar to the United States.
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Trump's rather peculiar relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin is especially troubling.
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Andrea Coomber of Justice, a charity, reckons the system is "really peculiar".
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But why infants are sensitive to the regularities of music is peculiar.
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The news of LaRouche's death traveled a peculiar path online this week.
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But the digital age has brought with it a peculiar devil's bargain.
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Golden State still needs the particular, peculiar contributions of its supporting cast.
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Like Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent, Wonder Woman had a peculiar childhood.
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Right, and working-class white populations are caught in this peculiar place.
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"Menstrual blood is peculiar, it represents the essence of femininity," she writes.
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Brave is then just another content platform, but with some peculiar limitations.
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That is the harvest of his peculiar and provincial way of governing.
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This is peculiar, intriguing because of the completely cluttered workspace around us.
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Suburbs and exurbs are fringes and fragments of cities with peculiar landscaping.
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It now finds itself in a peculiar position in a changed world.
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But those reiterations continue to be made, in peculiar and unstable forms.
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The two communicated with a peculiar mix of English, German and Arabic.
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But for this macabre and peculiar undertaking, what other system is there?
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On Saturday night, Froome said his favorite moment was another peculiar day.
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The past week has seen economic turbulence of a most peculiar kind.
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Yet the President's kindness toward the Russians had been persistent and peculiar.
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My father was in a peculiar state: completely articulate and completely delusional.
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In its own way, this is part of The Americans' peculiar charm.
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"He's peculiar in that he doesn't really respond to that," he said.
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And now, months later, his peculiar teenage idea has become a reality.
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Make no mistake, this is an extremely peculiar move by league standards.
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The urge to trot Biggie out and perform alongside him is peculiar.
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It's quite peculiar to see them being used by White Nationalists now.
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A peculiar series that uses the historic stock-market crash of Oct.
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The layout seemed peculiar, with the front door adjacent to the stove.
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The longing I feel for cities and places is peculiar and gnawing.
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Perhaps they ponder how this peculiar anomaly ended up in their family.
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But he sees something at least peculiar and particular about being American.
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This was Professor Eiiti Wada's peculiar new design for a computer keyboard.
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"There's this peculiar American aversion to talking about these things," she said.
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Opinion Columnist When Donald Trump goes on the road, things get peculiar.
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"This plant has the peculiar quality of turning distinct colors," she said.
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The peculiar visiting ritual ordered by Gala is a well-known anecdote.
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And Lincoln is always surprising to me for his extremely peculiar qualities.
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Hong Kong's peculiar status today is also a legacy of Qing policy.
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Dr. Sheltzer wondered if he simply had stumbled across a peculiar case.
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To say he is an artist of peculiar obsessions is an understatement.
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This comedy just might top this year's list of most peculiar movies.
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It was a peculiar forum for airing grievances against the United States.
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But when Mr Slane presented his ideas, something peculiar occurred: they vanished.
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Inside is a cornucopia of peculiar instruments, analogue synths, and recording gear.
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An "idiom" is a phrase peculiar to a specific language or place.
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On its own the purple shirt was innocuous if a little peculiar.
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The potential showdown has raised interest in the peculiar Senate filibuster rule.
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"Nation sorry": a peculiar expression, with no referent this reviewer could find.
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But because our boss was Alex Jones, this was a peculiar process.
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The timing of this week's resolution is therefore all the more peculiar.
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In the patent litigation reform debate, note something peculiar about opponents' arguments.
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At the core of this is McConnell's peculiar form of political shamelessness.
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Knockoff SIM cards, check cashing shops, those peculiar in-store bitcoin machines.
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In the middle of December, the city experienced some peculiar pianist behavior.
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Mr. Prince occupies a peculiar spot on today's highly charged ideological spectrum.
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Last year, in a peculiar mood, I went alone to Las Vegas.
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Critic's Notebook Dylan's 1975 tour was his most peculiar: nostalgic, theatrical, fiery.
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But such coverage is even more peculiar in today's polarized political environment.
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So here's former Recode staffer Bonnie Cha's explanation of this peculiar missive.
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I have always been amused by the peculiar effect of a title.
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This may seem peculiar at first, especially given the tsetse fly's reputation.
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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children comes to theaters Friday, September 30.
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Even the yardstick-proportioned bodies and zigzag spaces attain a peculiar authority.
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That the media do not understand this simple fact is actually quite peculiar.
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State variations in the popularity of searches for different attractions are especially peculiar.
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Only now, people are looking at it closer, and have noticed something peculiar.
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Claire Foy likes to keep her big award in a pretty peculiar place.
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"If we don't keep finding them, this will be increasingly peculiar," Shostak said.
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For some peculiar reason I wrote [Rumors standout] "Songbird" in half an hour.
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The other thing the peculiar design affords the product is multi-directional sound.
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There's a peculiar contradiction and challenge of what we've built [with these platforms].
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This volcano is peculiar because it's easy to study it and observe it.
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" She continues, "Touring is a peculiar thing, it doesn't suit me particularly well.
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Raw Data For all its peculiar horror, cancer comes with a saving grace.
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His loyalty to his own peculiar vision kept him inspired to the end.
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But as the WSJ points out, it's still a peculiar strategy for Walmart.
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That seemed peculiar to me, considering how it has shaped all of us.
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Before his sentence, Mr Robinson enjoyed a peculiar place in the British establishment.
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Burton's latest work, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, is indeed predominantly white.
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But Star Wars' robots have some peculiar features that could come in handy.
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On one level, "Scale" is a book about Mr West's peculiar career path.
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Going theories include a parasitic infestation or a disease peculiar to horseshoe crabs.
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It's not hard to see Eleven, insistent and peculiar, as a young Joyce.
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And there they found some truly peculiar differences between it and other cancers.
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Burton's latest work "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" hits cinemas end-September.
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Ho, as it turned out, had a very strict and peculiar itinerary planned.
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When thinking about the truth behind the matter, all possible outcomes are peculiar.
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Fortunately, other kids were able to benefit from the Brady-Bündchens' peculiar palates.
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They are actually a product of the modern city and its peculiar anxieties.
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Russia in meetings; his peculiar defenses of Vladimir Putin, of which the most
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It's a peculiar decision, considering the florid history of backstabbing between the two.
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Benoist's peculiar definition of "diversity" has allowed him to take some unexpected positions.
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"Good government" Democrats have wavered into the peculiar spot of defending former Rep.
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When describing this change, Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller gave a peculiar defense.
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" She continued, "Touring is a peculiar thing, it doesn't suit me particularly well.
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Unfortunately, Elliot has yet to find a home for a peculiar, pesky reason.
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"Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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Today, his work is in a peculiar posthumous phase, both celebrated and elusive.
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By the way, there are plenty of peculiar systems in the B-2.
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But what evidence do FTC staff members offer to support this peculiar position?
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The peculiar creations were debuted at Thom Browne's Spring Summer 2020 womenswear collection.
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The Haggler was still left wondering about the peculiar resilience of IDC Servco.
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Humans have evolved to avoid cuckoldry, he said, because of our peculiar biology.
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Stephens's addition to the team seems both peculiar and perfectly unsurprising at once.
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The answer may be found in some of the characteristics peculiar to Switzerland.
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Each, with its peculiar, hard, perverse beauty, is a complete narrative, a perfection.
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"This street was always known among locals as a peculiar one," he said.
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So why Feist isn't known for more than an Apple ad is peculiar.
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Charlie: Mr. Crowder can, in this case, hide behind YouTube's peculiar creator culture.
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They took all those things and put it through their own peculiar filter.
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But it particularly matters due to the peculiar nature of a press conference.
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The peculiar division in tobacco enforcement began in the aftermath of the Sept.
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I share this because it captures the peculiar magic of California for me.
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Already shunned because of his peculiar family, Rink keeps his gift a secret.
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Why do you think "its peculiar brand of dinner theater" is so popular?
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In short, being a first lady, even in 2019, remains very, very peculiar.
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Nonetheless, several factors came together in a peculiar way, with serious electoral consequences.
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The juxtaposition of the imagery and the poetics make for a peculiar opening.
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A peculiar herd-like nation," he writes, "often more like automatons than people.
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To get what happened next, you need to understand Monterrey's peculiar corporate culture.
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"I can't honestly say I've witnessed peculiar activity associated with it," he said.
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"Touring is a peculiar thing, it doesn't suit me particularly well," Adele wrote.
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These include the "domesticated disquiet" of Picabia's peculiar poem Platfonds Creux (Empty Rafters).
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"The only thing that's peculiar is that people think it's peculiar," Gavin Naylor, program director for the Florida Program at the Florida Museum of Natural History, told PEOPLE earlier this month about the recent string of attacks at the beach.
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At last, with a peculiar clang, the top half of the saucer seesawed upward.
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"I cannot think of another explanation for the peculiar acceleration of `Oumuamua," he says.
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MacMagazine first reported the issue after one of its readers noticed the peculiar behavior.
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Today Tim Burton's 22002th feature film, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, hits theaters.
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It accounts for between a quarter and half of the Local Group's peculiar velocity.
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Amazon's peculiar relationship with trademarks is slowly but surely altering the greater brand atmosphere.
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Where that leaves consumers is in a peculiar place, existing in two worlds simultaneously.
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All the cases revolve around the peculiar model of how Qualcomm licenses these patents.
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Its peculiar negation, using minga instead of non, also distinguishes Milanese from regular Italian.
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About nine months earlier, he received a peculiar note from the Lubeck water district.
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And there's the peculiar Number Five (Aidan Gallagher), who has been MIA for years.
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Because students take recessions for granted, they may not realise how peculiar they are.
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Perhaps they believe that their peculiar way of doing things always leads to stability.
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Concerns about the affordability of medicines are not peculiar to America; they are global.
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India is peculiar in having a hugely fussy but remarkably skinny and understaffed bureaucracy.
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It's a peculiar event that highlights the unexpected changes wrought by a changing climate.
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Xenon is the periodic table's Babadook (Image: Screenshot/YouTube)Xenon is a peculiar element.
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Multiple Trump campaign events have requested this peculiar number, just $230 short of $238,5413.
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Are they a commodity, a currency, a security or their own, peculiar asset class?
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Only the Trump supporters who have hitched their fate to this peculiar star laughed.
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Bentley's family said that the news explained some peculiar incidents in the woman's life.
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It's also consistent with historical patterns and isn't peculiar to the Clinton-Trump race.
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The bout took a peculiar turn from the start as Hunt came out kicking.
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Pierced, milk bottle-inspired, pearl-adorned – Instagram has birthed some very peculiar manicure trends.
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What is peculiar is that the strength of particular ideologies differs across European countries.
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That's the impact of Ransom Riggs' bestselling series Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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T.J. Dillashaw gets a rematch against the long absent and always peculiar Raphael Assuncao.
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Their peculiar behavior allowed astronomers to determine their size, mass and short orbital period.
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Baptist has a fleet, persuasive take on the materialist underpinnings of the 'peculiar institution.
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Whatever people's reasons for obtaining these peculiar lunches, it's probably not for the taste.
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What's changed in the months since is the cultural understanding of these peculiar vehicles.
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These peculiar Marxists declared themselves in rebellion against history and extolled the heroic individual.
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That's because of the peculiar way Final Fantasy XV handles beginning and ending battles.
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But in time, more shows in the mainstream will follow S-Town's peculiar lead.
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But the press is still struggling to adapt to Trump's peculiar brand of communication.
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Kenneth Nicholson's third menswear collection comes at a peculiar moment in the American zeitgeist.
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Wilde explained that she's totally unfamiliar with Otis' commandeering attitude and this peculiar dynamic.
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Ishida left some clues to the thoughts and feelings that informed his peculiar images.
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The peculiar thing is that Stephens is in many ways very similar to Barao.
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Neighbors in Perris, California, informed The Los Angeles Times that the family seemed peculiar.
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For him, the idea of donning a different jersey seemed too peculiar to consider.
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But something peculiar did happen: Trump requested Bharara's personal cell phone and office numbers.
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Turning painful situations into profit is the peculiar genius of Platinum founder Mark Nordlicht.
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That he found fans wasn't a surprise — the music was soothing and comfortingly peculiar.
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Ms. Haldeman's beguilingly sensuous imagery verges on a peculiar sort of soft cartoon pornography.
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That the work is so well known was the peculiar challenge of using it.
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"Providence is a peculiar town," said Mr. Hobbs, who is also director of NecronomiCon.
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The author's description largely matches reports from news outlets on Trump's peculiar briefing style.
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You might also note that Clark also wearing a very peculiar piece of clothing.
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The loss put the Yankees in a peculiar position entering the All-Star break.
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Everything is precisely choreographed, but largely in ways that make naturalistic behavior look peculiar.
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More than half a billion years ago, peculiar beings called rangeomorphs ruled the seas.
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Viridescent blurs the line between feminine and masculine, evoking a flirtatious yet peculiar mood.
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My starting point is a peculiar aspect of Trump's climb-down on steel tariffs.
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Franz Rogowski and Sandra Hüller star in this peculiar not-quite-comedy from Germany.
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It had a few peculiar investments, some profitable (Vice), some calamitous (The Weinstein Company).
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There's a peculiar lack of warmth to Ms. Lapine's production as a whole, however.
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Everyone on the street thinks she is peculiar, and that's the best-case scenario.
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How Western liberalism's peculiar relationship to its Christian heritage leaves non-Western Christians exposed.
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Yet this peculiar retreat was venomous: No matter how Stockfish replied, it was doomed.
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And in the midst of that peculiar atmosphere, a short story went wildly viral.
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She not only embraces her peculiar form of fame, she also capitalizes on it.
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More persuasive is the rawer stuff, Ms. Henry's peculiar blending of horror and compassion.
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A melancholy vibe is in the air, and romance also takes a peculiar turn.
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But as the novelty recedes, on further viewing, what remains is a peculiar loneliness.
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He noted the peculiar situation in which the oil and gas industry finds itself.
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And the reason for it seems to be related to its peculiar foraging technique.
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It has long been apparent that the president has a peculiar eye for talent.
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But there is a peculiar logic at the heart of the judicial-bypass system.
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Whenever he ate at a Chinese restaurant, he said, he felt a peculiar numbness.
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The presence of a camera at the door creates peculiar new forms of interaction.
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The presence of a camera at the door creates peculiar new forms of interaction.
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They'd listen to Fay, dissecting his peculiar mix of apocalyptic vision and hopeful grit.
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YouTube's peculiar relationship with the economy within it is fraught, promising and poorly understood.
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In that context, it is important to realize the peculiar nature of board directors.
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Its disappearance highlights something peculiar about videogames: Other forms of pop culture stick around.
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In his assessment, however, Piketty overlooked the "peculiar institution" of our nation's original sin.
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On top of the dark, braided heads of some revelers sat peculiar white cones.
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To an uninitiated observer, ice swimming, as it is called, can seem deeply peculiar.
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Research I have done shows that people often have peculiar reactions to such talk.
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To survive years of privation, his peculiar family has learned to move as one.
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In this costume-drama context, Michele's vision looked more familiar, if hardly less peculiar.
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You're coming to understand the particular, peculiar nature of the hosts' experience of reality.
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It's a peculiar show that, surprisingly, made us laugh out loud more than once.
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Louis Langrée kicks off this year's festivities at Lincoln Center with a peculiar program.
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KAPALUA, Hawaii — Xander Schauffele never had a better round or a more peculiar ending.
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Centralized price setting isn't some peculiar international practice; we do it in America too.
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But Mondrian's peculiar resistance to dilution is one reason his work is so famous.
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This has led to a peculiar and singularly unproductive fight within the climate community.
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The United States has used its overwhelmingly dominant position in a historically peculiar way.
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A Peculiar Paradise: Florida Photographs by Nathan Benn is out now from powerHouse Books.
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Therefore, according to the EPA's peculiar logic, raising fuel economy standards will kill motorists.
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What is peculiar about what Rudy Giuliani has been doing on television is he often makes admissions that are against his client's interests, which is a very peculiar way of trying to deal with what are very grave circumstances—potentially—for the president.
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The point, however, is not that Kavanaugh has some peculiar and inscrutable ideas about deference.
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But there's one peculiar thing you might not have noticed about the Duchess of Cambridge.
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But it has also given gaming a peculiar reputation when it comes to representing relationships.
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A father's love knows no bounds, and sometimes that love manifests itself in peculiar ways.
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A new field of archaeology has emerged to deal with this peculiar refuse: digital archaeology.
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A beluga wearing a peculiar harness has been spotted bopping around a harbor in Norway.
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The somewhat peculiar outcome of the 23 midterms gives a further boost to Beto speculation.
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"I used to think that art was some peculiar thing that humans do," he said.
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The materials invoke a familiar human landscape, yet come together to create something peculiar, alien.
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"These folks are a peculiar mix of tough guy and sensitive guy," Mr. López said.
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A Cure for Wellness is one of the most peculiar studio films of recent memory.
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And it's beyond peculiar phrasing; many pointed out that the article was just plain sexist.
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And he had an afro and a peculiar scent, so I walked away from him.
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Nearing the end of an hour-long amble to Penn Station, I noticed something peculiar.
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In foreign policy, he showed a peculiar obsession with annexing the modern-day Dominican Republic.
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Did anyone else happen to catch the peculiar #twinning trend across the spring 2018 shows?
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"It's really peculiar and beautiful when a song takes on a new meaning," she wrote.
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The decision is peculiar given that Syriza favours robust state intervention in other policy areas.
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Moreover, if China does want to build a base, Vanuatu would be a peculiar choice.
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It had the peculiar urgency of a dream—especially when I started reading the comments.
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They make up a peculiar ritual — a day-to-day devotion to deliberately unsophisticated handicraft.
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In January, we looked at the peculiar soulfulness that helped define Bowie's electronic music compositions.
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Even more peculiar, archives showed another explosion was observed in the same location in 1954.
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Ridley, AKA Rey, just appeared in a peculiar video posted to comedian Josh Gad's Instagram.
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Seeing the art helps viewers process the peculiar torment endured by the men at Guantanamo.
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" Later this year, she will appear in Tim Burton's "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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However, Florida voters passed a peculiar proposal that simultaneously bans offshore drilling and indoor vaping.
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Curiously, that same disconnect is exactly what's wrong with Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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The raccoon, in the most peculiar scenario imaginable, will never let go of his treasure.
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It has been one of the most peculiar subplots in a campaign full of them.
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The use of curved lines down the men's trousers made their legs' musculature look peculiar.
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We writers, in the United States at least, have a peculiar, tortured relationship with power.
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I occasionally meet people who take peculiar pride in choosing to never read contemporary fiction.
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" They are "a peculiar herd-like nation," he writes, "often more like automatons than people.
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As I made my way to the checkout line, I noticed a peculiar cultural difference.
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Although the label feasted on arcane artists, Mr. Miller saw nothing peculiar about his tastes.
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The surprising find is peculiar because it could be a planet or a brown dwarf.
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Trump squeaked by only because of the peculiar nature of the Electoral College, he says.
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Today in Science, researchers report a peculiar finding in the brains of mice on ketamine.
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") and many that are unanswerable for reasons peculiar to Borne himself ("Am I a person?
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I like freebasing—(I will never stop laughing at that)—because of its peculiar joys.
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Also peculiar was the addition of a lead leg front snap kick to Garbrandt's game.
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American society has long reserved peculiar contempt for its younger members and their supposed narcissism.
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And yet a broad sweep of statistics reveals a peculiar weariness spreading through the economy.
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We're excavating some of the more peculiar provisions included in the 600-plus-page bill.
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The Clintons' peculiar relationship with scandal did not begin with them being unusually sketchy characters.
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Galen's death carries a peculiar power, potentially as deep as the grief that accompanies it.
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This is a perfect demonstration of the way humans, those peculiar creatures, grapple with risk.
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After a brief spell of peculiar calm at the top, Taylor felt gravity take her.
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But it operates in its own, the Media Lab... It's a peculiar part of MIT.
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Keyboards, woodwinds, clinking percussion, static, bits of beatboxing and peculiar samples all come and go.
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Throughout, Mr. Solondz was in the peculiar position of being a beginner with considerable experience.
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The minor ones, the odd and peculiar ones, the ones that evoke some other history.
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Its smoke carried halfway across the country, proving that California's influence spreads in peculiar ways.
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Mostly the letters have the peculiar distinction of being unsettling without ever being truly interesting.
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This peculiar sensation, which is, I suppose, a kind of overcoming, was and remains addictive.
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As if we're stuck on piddling things and his bearing is nothing more than peculiar.
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The peculiar signal is coming from a massive spiral galaxy 500 million light-years away.
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All of these touches make "Hermia & Helena" a peculiar film, one both steely and delicate.
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This peculiar artwork, according to D'Cunha, was one of the more popular pieces among participants.
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Admittedly, when I would spot us in a mirror, I saw how peculiar we were.
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Kelly is drawn to both outcomes, and her uncertainty gives her writing its peculiar magnetism.
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Not my best logic, but at the time it made a peculiar sense to me.
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The matter was a peculiar distraction from an otherwise momentous week in Albany, with Gov.
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It is a peculiar time for realistic optimists in Washington, inside this church and out.
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Not much happens in "Nietzsche and the Burbs," a peculiar new novel by Lars Iyer.
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"The hiring manager expects one, and it's peculiar if you don't send it," Salemi said.
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Do you really think that drinking and rowdy behavior are quirks peculiar to the rich?
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Despite its unlikely pedigree, Team Israel has blended in an organic, if slightly peculiar, way.
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It is where N.F.L. road teams are not only defeated, but rejected under peculiar circumstances.
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That recording is then used to animate a creature whose movements have a peculiar lifelikeness.
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It is the peculiar geography of this isolation that made the Teouma site so significant.
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But if you knew how my lecture notes work, it might not seem so peculiar.
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That is what, ultimately, being Spanish means to me: a peculiar way of being European.
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This is a hallmark of Gallace's work: the mundane morphing into the peculiar and uncanny.
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But they are created from the trail of a very peculiar asteroid named 32000 Phaethon.
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Tim Burton's latest movie, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, is in theaters this weekend.
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What follows are sculptural tableaus of gruesome punishments peculiar to Northern Ireland during the Troubles.
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The phenomenon currently gripping chart dance music is peculiar in that it's a narrative one.
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Programmed to please, the sexbot has lately developed a peculiar tic: a postcoital tendency toward tears.
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This week, as with last week, many focused on the peculiar movements of our villain Corinne.
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More interesting is the peculiar, circa-1800s notion that coal mines are important to national defense.
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When it comes to the Mate 20 Pro's claimed 3x zoom though, I discovered something peculiar.
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I don't think this movie's message is peculiar to any particular end of the political spectrum.
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Browsing through our email correspondence, I stumbled upon a most peculiar email from September 12, 2013.
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But then things took a peculiar turn, laying the groundwork for a host of conspiracy theories.
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But Jorah has noticed something peculiar: when Jon killed the Whitewalker, all his wights died too.
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A proliferation of bakeries offer traditional European pastries and breads as well as peculiar Asian inventions.
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My comic-book obsession is specifically not in the superhero universe, which is kind of peculiar.
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Alibaba listed in New York after Hong Kong's stock exchange refused to countenance its peculiar arrangements.
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This remorseless logic has had the peculiar effect of turning the People's Vote's weaknesses into strengths.
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And CEO Jeff Bezos has found a peculiar place to offer his counterarguments: Amazon's financial filings.
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Was there something peculiar to Donald Trump that just animated lower-education whites in the Midwest?
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Tech companies are resorting to increasingly peculiar measures to look like they're taking action against ISIS.
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The king presides over one of the world's most peculiar monarchies, established at independence in 1957.
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He had a peculiar idea about why the government was coming down hard on the Bundys.
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Tim Burton's film based on Rigg's Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children is in theaters now.
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In the six episodes made available for review, for example, there are a few peculiar misfires.
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Invisible Peculiar Millard lugs the stories on his adventures, finding guidance in the knowledge hidden within.
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There's an origin story of where ymbrynes [the magical guardians in the Peculiar world] came from.
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Remark's business and share price are struggling, but its peculiar AI project has made some progress.
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And Danielle's situation seems like a potentially perfect setup for such a peculiar sequence of events.
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Dissatisfaction with Reagan's triumph emerged by a peculiar combination of success abroad and stalemate at home.
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The change in the wording in the beta is peculiar, but could be nothing at all.
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But there are some very peculiar aspects to this document that raise more questions than answers.
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The peculiar marvel of this program is its centerpiece, Mr. Ratmansky's "Pictures at an Exhibition" (2014).
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What are some of the most peculiar things you learned about vitamins while writing this book?
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"Kellyanne Conway has made peculiar decisions since entering the public sphere this fall," he told Hyperallergic.
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For a sneak peak, check out one, peculiar habit that the wealthiest, most successful people share.
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There is also the extra beauty, so peculiar in fiction, of intergenerational connections between gay people.
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In light of the conclusions on business investment just summarized, that is a truly peculiar claim.
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It's the most peculiar thing; it's like getting hotter as you walk away from a bonfire.
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Keep scrolling to learn about what might seem everyday to Americans, but peculiar to everybody else.
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"Economic issues peculiar to capitalism have to be separated from those pervasive in modernity," Gopnik writes.
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This seems like a very peculiar institutional and organizational form to champion in a democratic society.
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Studies of FMT for C. difficile and these other conditions have spotted a peculiar pattern, though.
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On her last day of work, at age sixty-three, Marie was given a peculiar honor.
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If you're so inclined (and can read German), you end up with a very peculiar read.
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To understand the rise of peculiar DIY videos, you have to understand the rest of YouTube.
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But Jack Chick also had a really peculiar form of genius, which shouldn't ever be understated.
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This may sound peculiar to many people today, especially in communities that wholly embrace modern medicine.
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The DJ — and beau of Taylor Swift — has a very peculiar deal going on right now.
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This weekend, something peculiar visited the Arctic, a mere 300 miles from the North Pole: lightning.
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But Ms. Longworth has hit on a peculiar sweet spot, where hipsterdom meets Turner Classic Movies.
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The plots are outlandish; the characters peculiar; and the best bits of dialogue are largely unprintable.
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As she recalled her career, though, two particular experiences "peculiar to women" did come to mind.
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To understand this, we need to understand something peculiar about Java that I haven't quite addressed.
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I didn't give to the project — but the peculiar wording of the pitch didn't dissuade everyone.
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While studying this behavior, the researchers noticed the peculiar sight of the young riding their elders.
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Lately I've been wondering if a growing awareness of this peculiar arrangement might have secondary consequences.
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"Still, in this understandably wounded environment, the promise of a better future creates a peculiar atmosphere."
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This is what other musicians find so compelling and yet so peculiar — so mysterious — about him.
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It's a peculiar thing to be able to re-experience a childhood trauma as an adult.
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"It was like studying the peculiar mating rituals and shopping habits of the species Manhattanus Elitus."
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Caroline Flack's death over the weekend is the latest tragedy to highlight Britain's peculiar tabloid culture.
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The distance down hardly seemed a distance at all, though the change of perspective was peculiar.
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He hadn't demonstrated any particular strength, only that he could perform a peculiar burlesque of it.
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That said, it is peculiar that the power authority is beyond the reach of independent review.
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This peculiar white dwarf, LSPM J0207+3331, is 13 light-years away in the Capricornus constellation.
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This peculiar white dwarf, LSPM J0207+3331, is 145 light-years away in the Capricornus constellation.
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The threads that remain hanging imbue this peculiar story of paradise lost with a tragic resonance.
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Taken at face value, this sounds like a peculiar installment in the annals of drone sightings.
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BUT BERKSHIRE HAS ALWAYS LOOKED PECULIAR AND IT'S DONE BETTER THAN – BUFFETT: YEAH, 94 YEAR OLDS.
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Orchid phenology is famously peculiar, and documenting the presence of these plants can be very challenging.
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"It is a very peculiar kind of conservatism that values life only in utero," he said.
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The absence of fear was a peculiar sensation, akin to coolly scrutinizing my own amputated hand.
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Trends, particularly those with the most voracious fan bases, are peculiar in their unpredictable life cycles.
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Last Friday, Colin O'Brady did something rather peculiar after reaching the 29,029-foot summit of Mt. Everest.
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Over 100 artists, architects, and designers contributed individual artworks and larger projects installed throughout the peculiar site.
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Mulaney's dorky vibe and hammy (sorry) delivery make him the ideal fit for this extremely peculiar character.
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A mummified specimen from Chile's Atacama region prompted speculation for a decade about the find's peculiar skull.
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Instead, they produce slightly (and wonderfully) odd, peculiar, or off-kilter stories that are quintessentially computer-created.
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Medical schools call them standardized patients, and their peculiar performances are crucial in training sharp, thoughtful doctors.
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The peculiar thing about this historical moment is that we're afraid of two contradictory futures at once.
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But it, too, has the peculiar quality that its style is more evidently radical than its substance.
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"This is moving from a peculiar fringe curiosity to a violent extremist movement," Velayas told the newspaper.
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During the first episode, she's called into work on a Saturday to learn about a peculiar assassination.
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Study the peculiar nod that Nurmagomedov uses when he steps in to punch or to attempt takedowns.
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Just seems peculiar to me that you see nothing worthwhile about a top-to-bottom perfect album.
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Few, unfortunately, are comprehensible in this peculiar hybrid of rock concert, performance-art piece and quasi-musical.
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Another peculiar episode in his life took place immediately after the beginning of the second world war.
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"I see their peculiar sensitivities, their melancholy about aging, their memories from their vibrant youth," he says.
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Unlike anyone else, however, Gainey did so in his own peculiar native tongue: the language of routes.
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Notice anything peculiar about this chart of the highest-paying job in every state, by annual salary?
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Jantz, from the University of Tennessee, noticed something peculiar when updating the information about the bone measurements.
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Hosting a peculiar culture of complex costumes and kaleidoscopic key frames, this stage earned my unbinding loyalty.
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One of his latest meme-worthy shenanigans involved a battle with a peculiar opponent: a rain poncho.
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It is a charming, peculiar movie, singular in its vision even as it satirizes widespread social conventions.
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Earlier this week, the rover stumbled upon a tiny metallic meteorite, which features some rather peculiar features.
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Both of the new iPhones are also waterproof and dustproof, which makes Google's decision even more peculiar.
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It's a peculiar thing; sometimes I can hear about violence and stay detached and able to engage.
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"Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children," last week's top movie, dropped to second with $15 million. (AP)
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The mom was already asleep in her lofted bed when she was awoken by a peculiar feeling.
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Photo: AP / Wong Maye-EThe North Korean government is famous for coming up with some peculiar theories.
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Rolls-Royce is in a peculiar position when it comes to imagining the future of luxury transportation.
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Technology hotspots fade with time—for one to stay pre-eminent for ever would be very peculiar.
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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, starring Eva Green, Asa Butterfield, and Judi Dench, hits theaters Friday.
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The extinct reptile was given this peculiar moniker on account of its exquisitely preserved and uncrushed braincase.
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It was a lot of fun to spread my wings and explore parts of the Peculiar universe.
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Nature, with its four forces batting around a few dozen particles and anti-particles, is itself peculiar.
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"Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" could, in short, have been a genuinely creepy and magical film.
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It's possible to bring out peculiar or unsavory aspects of a person's life without dishonoring their memory.
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But there's one peculiar thing you might not have noticed about Trump's de facto right-hand woman.
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Christine learned about her husband's family's peculiar record only after the birth of the family's fifth grandchild.
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What's most peculiar about it is that it's a problem that feels relatively new in Linklater's work.
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And although the animal was first described in 1949, its peculiar biology left scientists baffled for decades.
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A very embarrassing look for the UFC as Elliott give Demetrious Johnson a compelling and peculiar fight.
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Granted, frank conversations about sex and the peculiar challenges of womanhood are no longer groundbreaking in 2017.
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And yet, in a very peculiar way, you're able to get better at achieving this non-achievement.
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Maybe you've noticed a peculiar marshmallow in your bowl of Lucky Charms, a lumpy, yellow-orange blob.
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Doubly peculiar is the idea that MacDonald's title will be defended in each of his tournament bouts.
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They held signs, graffitied walls, and messaged stickers with a peculiar, yet familiar face: Pepe the Frog.
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Such a question makes it seem as if his well-documented racism is somehow peculiar or unique.
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Tim Burton's fantasy adventure "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" includes a number of eye-popping sequences.
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"I thought we were very peculiar," said Ms. DePasquale Perez, the granddaughter of Spanish and Italian immigrants.
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But it finds itself in a peculiar predicament: Although its numbers are strong, it is virtually powerless.
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Historically, graphic design has had a peculiar and frequently unexamined role in the exercise of political power.
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Some physicists suspect that these peculiar, eight-dimensional "octonions" may play a deep role in fundamental physics.
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She summarized the results in a bracing New York Times op-ed: Soon I noticed something peculiar.
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And among the few songs in which Drake does mention weed, there is a very peculiar commonality.
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Like so much of their best work, it's a body-jacking tune, equal parts sexy and peculiar.
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"The peculiar glory of this work stands up to anything Ed Ruscha ever dreamed up," Alden says.
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There was "Black Hand" crime, a form of blackmail peculiar to Italian immigrants perpetuated by various gangs.
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It chips away at a hero's greatness to keep making peculiar use of their likenesses and leftovers.
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This is my father's fourth parole appearance, and he engages in a peculiar ritual after each one.
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"Nigerian weddings are constantly evolving and each is peculiar," says events planner Leslie of 3a Event Solutions.
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" So she produced her first book, "Fiery Red Friederike" (1970), about a little girl with "peculiar hair.
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For some inexplicable reason, not quite clear to me even now, I tolerated this peculiar, joyless relationship.
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Bruni: True, but there are peculiar aspects of 2018 that could mean he looms large this fall.
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What Trump is demanding, as far as I am aware, is unprecedented, and it is certainly peculiar.
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Plus, Endless isn't eligible for the Billboard charts because of its peculiar status as a continuous video.
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The tree's dark grayish brown twigs bear unusual, corky ridges that lend the tree a peculiar angularity.
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Her peculiar sense of humor is the kind that simultaneously draws laughs and cringes — and it works.
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But there was something peculiar about Bejar's project that always kept him in contrast to these acts.
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On autopsy, he found peculiar plaques and twisted, spaghetti-like proteins known as tangles in her brain.
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The notion of Queen Victoria as the most progressive figure of the Victorian age is also peculiar.
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It's a psychosis peculiar to Mets fans, and Gary Keith and Ron feel it in their bones.
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But what's more peculiar is just how imperfectly all this correlates with financial need or even greed.
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Just because the premises of these sketches are tethered to a tradition doesn't mean they aren't peculiar.
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Its peculiar name was the invention of Mr. Schultz's daughter, Julia, who was 3 at the time.
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"Quantum teleportation utilizes some of the most peculiar quirks of quantum physics and quantum information," he said.
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All were accompanied by an exceedingly small glass of water, another peculiar earmark of Berlin cocktail bars.
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HE'S GOT A PECULIAR KIND OF NICHE AT THE MOMENT, BECAUSE TECH IS WHERE THERE'S ENORMOUS EXPANSION.
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That being so, the president's decision to relitigate the controversy will strike even many Republicans as peculiar.
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Annie worries constantly about Duncan's future and shows her love for him in her own peculiar way.
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But it is a fact that my childhood was aberrant and peculiar and nomadic and absolutely unpredictable.
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But it is when Mr. Kleinfeld's thoughts turn to soccer that the letter takes a peculiar turn.
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Rote questions about how we gentlemen were getting on—usually asked of me—had a peculiar intensity.
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A planet, a black hole and a wailing star Our solar system is full of peculiar things.
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As Christmas approaches, so does an anniversary, that of an ancient treaty with another peculiar kingdom, Penglia.
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Walter knows his ideas are peculiar, but his mom emphasizes the value of thinking outside the box.
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The Star Wars universe is home to many things peculiar and awe-inspiring: Creatures born from imagination.
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I'd known about this peculiar thing called the "one-drop rule," and these weird kind of classifications.
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The peculiar alchemy that makes Real Madrid special and successful cannot be packaged up and introduced elsewhere.
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On Tuesday, Irving told Sports Illustrated that the Cavaliers were in a "very peculiar place" this summer.
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At first glance, this seems like a problem peculiar to Turkey, as the country's economy has weakened.
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So on policy they're very different, but in their peculiar interaction with the world they're quite similar.
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On first glance, this is peculiar, given that the ideological gulf between the pair is so gaping.
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It's a peculiar blend of soap opera, earnest workplace drama, and comedy of manners that really works.
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Koolhaas's rigid pantaloons, however, are just one example of the myriad peculiar structures that dot China's landscapes.
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In a sense, this seems so obvious to me that it feels peculiar to argue for it.
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But it's a particularly peculiar plot twist that Meng himself got caught up in such a crackdown.
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The traditional taxi market before the rise of ride-hailing apps was regulated in a peculiar way.
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But that's just speculation; as Harvati points out, more research is needed to better understand this peculiar finding.
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"I'm on vacation" is an escape from the peculiar and unseeable rules we live our everyday lives by.
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This swarm was curious enough all by itself—and then, on November 11, things took a peculiar turn.
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But if someone is becoming increasingly paranoid and peculiar, if you care to look, you can see it.
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By US legal standards, Park's impeachment is peculiar in that she was ousted before even being fully investigated.
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What they do know: All the seals they have found sporting this peculiar nose accessory are doing fine.
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Security firm Elcomsoft, however, claims it has found a peculiar "workaround" when it comes to Apple's time limit.
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It certainly feels like a party amid the upbeat atmosphere of the peculiar Maison Marocaine of Hassan Hajjaj.
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What I find more peculiar about the Trump version of this image is the perspective of the photographer.
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The internet can be a peculiar place, where some people forget about humanity and go for the jugular.
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Female hyenas have three times more testosterone than males, which results in a peculiar and risky labor process.
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It is a peculiar comparison—the French gift did not result in the downfall of the United States.
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But Sturgeon's peculiar songwriting style helped the record find an audience and established him as an unlikely figurehead.
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Across from my table was a peculiar shop, with a picture of a full moon on its storefront.
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Yet in the context of Mr Xi's long-running campaign against corruption, Mr Meng's treatment is not peculiar.
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That's a peculiar understanding of self-empowerment, but I don't want to go down that theoretical rabbit hole.
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Zelig says the peculiar power of Koko is that by helping others, users are able to help themselves.
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Some splits were over matters of religion, and some over Garrison's peculiar perfectionist ethos and notions of nonresistance.
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No single item of weaponry has developed quite the same peculiar cult around it that the katana has.
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It's also peculiar considering routers, especially those of the mesh variety, are getting flashy and sleek design overhauls.
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It is, indeed, a peculiar ethic that can only express outrage when violence threatens those closest to us.
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He also began to question the peculiar stains he'd noticed on his patio over the last few months.
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And the last one worth mentioning, just because it seems peculiar, is Quidnet Energy, in San Francisco, California.
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Living your life under the scrutiny of the public eye comes with its own peculiar set of perils.
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But the interesting thing about this, Martha, is they put the timeframe here which I find very peculiar.
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The planet&aposs rotation — the same one that drives our peculiar weather patterns — spins the core as well.
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The peculiar Senate race is the result of California's top-two election system, which voters approved in 2010.
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Crockford called the BioScience paper a personal attack and a "peculiar brand of 'scientific' smearing" on her blog.
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They looked peculiar, particularly because it seemed like they were in the midst of a very intense argument.
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Normally this sort of peculiar detail might go unnoticed by even the most watchful of social media eyes.
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"Nationalism and socialism are mixing in peculiar ways to promote Chinese identity as a bloodline race," he said.
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A new meme has people creating Facebook events to render peculiar tributes to Chicago's iconic "Cloud Gate" sculpture.
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I drew the curtains and immediately fell into a peculiar state of 'drunkenness', characterised by an exaggerated imagination.
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" She concluded the peculiar tweet by adding that she was "askin 23 a friend since y'all know EVERYTHING.
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It turned out my mom still had this peculiar idea that every morning we should make our beds.
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Cardi B found out she was nominated for a number of Grammy Awards in a very peculiar way.
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The surreal 12-minute film follows a peculiar cast of characters in a series of dubious side plots.
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In many ways it's a peculiar environment that won't make or break anyone's career, especially a big man.
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We reached out to Strava about this peculiar notification and will update this story when we hear back.
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As far back as I can remember, my senses of taste and smell have been peculiar, almost amplified.
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Even Bob Nygaard, a crusading private investigator with the peculiar specialty of fortunetelling fraud, had little to offer.
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"It's a peculiar thing to say when all of the evidence is exactly to the contrary," he continued.
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The most novel legal argument stems from a peculiar action Congress took more than a quarter century ago.
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Scientists were then able to look at the data set to see if they could spot anything peculiar.
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His peculiar voice, which would become so familiar in later decades, is only faintly discernible in those books.
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Through a few fights he had become the most experienced fighter in the world from this peculiar position.
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One sometimes thinks of prodigies as embodiments of peculiar genius, uncorrupted by convention, impossible to replicate or reëngineer.
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This is Hugh (Milo Parker), a Peculiar who has a wild hive of bees living inside of him.
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We were in agreement, and yet I had the peculiar feeling that we were referring to different things.
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"Nothing peculiar about a homeless person who decides to pick something up and look at it," Gonzalez said.
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It is not wholly peculiar for voter preferences to be soft at this early stage of the race.
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Coming up, Fox has high hopes for "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children," set for release on Sept.
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Dr. Márquez Grau exemplifies a peculiar side effect of Puerto Rico's financial crisis: the graying of its doctors.
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We're at a peculiar moment when it comes to the environment — a moment of both fear and hope.
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The night Lulu left was overcast, the twilight that preceded it a peculiar mixture of orange and ochre.
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A veteran of several Foreign Service tours, she felt at ease in Cuba—except for one peculiar incident.
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Something very peculiar happened at the Republican debate on Saturday night: When Donald Trump talked, the audience booed.
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According to Buzzfeed, writer Josh Raby live-Tweeted a rather peculiar after-hours experience he had at McDonald's.
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White people in every part of early America directly or indirectly benefitted from the "peculiar institution" of slavery.
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A pro-slavery constitutional convention meeting at Lecompton had approved a governing document that permitted the peculiar institution.
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That manipulation, taken to extremes, could have dangerous effects, as in the peculiar case of Tarek El Sawah.
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But no one can avoid associating the name with gayness — which sets Johnny a peculiar kind of challenge.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits LOS ANGELES — There is a peculiar, almost shameful, pleasure in visiting Mary Kelly's laundry room.
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If nothing else, this study should put to rest a prevalent, although peculiar, notion that Allen is lazy.
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This space is featuring Harry Gould Harvey IV's intricate and peculiar driftwood dioramas — tramp art à la Brancusi.
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But the harmonies — quickly shifting, comforting and peculiar at once — served as reminders of Mr. Lang's individual artistry.
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Obama is now in the peculiar position of looking like a Russia hawk compared to the Republican Party.
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I know the peculiar mix of moral urgency, journalistic values, and competitive pressure that generates our news cycles.
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She told him about her peculiar symptoms and normal tests and how other doctors thought it was stress.
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They still retain the artist's eye for satire, though, along with his ability for profundity, albeit slightly peculiar.
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However, having worked past startlement, not to say consternation, most will acknowledge the peculiar aptness of Farrell's approach.
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BANGALORE, India — Every evening, a peculiar convention takes place at Wagah, a village along the India-Pakistan border.
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Ms. Hauseman and Ms. Littleton metabolized the peculiar grief for a child who was theirs but then wasn't.
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Transport yourself to a stranger, more wonderful and peculiar plane of existence with this warped happy-homemaker show.
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This Instagram purging behavior isn't peculiar, since some of Lauren and Cameron's co-stars have done the same.
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It is there that Charlotte meets a host of peculiar characters and a new breed of Austen man.
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He had no experience in criminal law and had taken Siatta as a client via a peculiar impulse.
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Here's a collection of 73's strange and peculiar tweets, courtesy of Elon Musk: Baby Yoda 💕 pic.twitter.
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Davidson has a peculiar gift for a stand-up: He makes you want to take care of him.
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The company has been the subject of F.T.C. complaints, according to a Bloomberg article on the peculiar arrangement.
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While Bruno takes on the usual array of criminals and wrongdoers peculiar to this part of France — e.g.
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But it masks a peculiar form of denial no one wants to recognize as a potentially terrible mistake.
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It's always difficult for non-Brits to understand the peculiar role the royals play in the United Kingdom.
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In the end, perhaps it is that variousness that confers on this artist a peculiar kind of originality.
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It's peculiar for Sony to release an accessory like this so late in the PS4's life cycle.
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Japanese is a very peculiar language in that it seems to have solid grammar, but actually it doesn't.
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I sat in my cubicle at work, refreshing Twitter, when I noticed a peculiar difference in the layout.
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The first thing that makes this fish peculiar is the striking pair of large lower canines it sports.
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The ballet's peculiar layerings — the poetry of sweets, the surrealism of fantasy subverting reality — grow from his vision.
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That is partly because of the play itself, a peculiar romance that asks you to suspend your disbelief.
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With their peculiar aura and strange charms, the allure of some of these works is hard to miss.
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Ambivalence, that peculiar mental habit of laughing while mad, remains the only possible, the ideal form of sanity.
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What happens at the margins of life has a peculiar significance to what goes on in the middle.
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The openness of the platform has allowed a peculiar kind of internet-born racism and misogyny to flourish.
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The ones where someone shared a peculiar piece of their personality that wasn't being directed by their dick.
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This is what it was like to experience the high anxieties and peculiar joys of chasing the total eclipse.
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Pricing is a bit peculiar for a piece of hardware — the sooner you need it, the more it'll cost.
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Beckworth found it peculiar the defendant's witness "flew here from California," but didn't have an opinion on the matter.
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FOR A NATION that regards itself as the cradle of reason, the French display a peculiar fondness for homeopathy.
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As contextualised as Teens of Denial is, it allows us to leap over reality in its own peculiar way.
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This is a peculiar trio without the fact of their stardom, and even that makes for a precarious kinship.
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Nunberg knew that tax laws for commercial real estate developers are notoriously riddled with loopholes peculiar to that industry.
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Users took to Twitter to confirm the peculiar outage: Has #China blocked #whatsapp, or is it just a glitch?
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In season 6, Bran observed that the stones around a weirwood tree are positioned in a peculiar spiral pattern.
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That's thanks to eagle-eyed redditor Iachsmith, who noticed something very peculiar about character deaths in the new season.
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What all these artists share, and what gives the period its peculiar urgency, is their common search for identity.
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In describing this peculiar arrangement—with tribes like neither states nor foreign countries—Marshall called them "domestic dependent nations".
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A peculiar aspect of the campaign was Mr Berlusconi's prolonged refusal to disclose his choice for the top job.
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The events leading up to the proposal on term limits show how peculiar and murky Chinese politics can be.
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You will live on forever in our hearts, our thoughts, and in the many peculiar emblems you've left behind.
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Now Anand Giridharadas has gone one better and taken his reader deep inside the mind of that peculiar creature.
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The fund is the result of a peculiar alliance forged in 2016 between Mr Son and Muhammad bin Salman.
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She talks about this peculiar sideline in the latest installment of the NOVA video series, Secret Life of Scientists.
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Despite its rather peculiar name, Secret Double Octopus has a credible mission: to eliminate passwords from our daily lives.
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Burton's latest work, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, is predominantly white (Samuel L. Jackson plays the villain, Barron).
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Is there a word for the peculiar synesthesia that makes a written phrase sound like nails on a chalkboard?
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It may seem like a peculiar fixation, but it's a real problem that very few people are thinking about.
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Some of these spats between the Oval Office and the corner office reflect Mr Trump's peculiar style of governing.
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Now the years-long saga between the pair has taken a peculiar new turn: They have the same lawyer.
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What I see is peculiar choices that, in my opinion, are not justified that clearly affect the final outcome.
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The result gives a sense that you're walking through an actual painting or illustration, immersed in its peculiar vision.
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While inflated medical promises are hardly peculiar to molecular medicine, that field does seem particularly prone to breathless rhetoric.
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But his peculiar brand of aggrieved politics made him famous and earned him significant influence in the conservative movement.
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In Kobaslija's pictures, such children are as much creatures of their peculiar habitat as they are its knowing custodians.
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It's a monument to a San Francisco that basically doesn't exist anymore and the peculiar tastes of its owner.
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Sitting on the ear rather than around it, the Sine pair have a peculiar form of discomfort about them.
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When installing new mobile or tablet apps, or integrating with existing social networks, are they asking for peculiar permissions?
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They have missed the playoffs—the basic metric for corporate success in this peculiar industry—for 14 straight years.
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Readers will recognize signature Gardam-esque qualities of later works: psychological acuity, endearingly peculiar characters, and sly, understated prose.
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Besides their lofty claims, the most peculiar thing about them is that the product and company seem totally mismatched.
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And the reason turns on both Comey's own liberties and the peculiar nature of his interactions with the president.
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Kaliningrad, which will host four World Cup matches this month, is a peculiar Russian exclave on the Baltic Sea.
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" Over its course, Slimani said, "I came to understand that Morocco was a peculiar country, where strange things happened.
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The peculiar quirk of Football Manager is that it's a sports game in which you never actually play sports.
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The department added that most callers report a peculiar phenomenon in the sky but do not ask for assistance.
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The peculiar nature of this campaign, several members said, had made the advisory job, in some ways, less relevant.
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And in the interrogation room scenes that are great specialties of Ms. French's, Rory emerges as a peculiar guy.
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If Graham used music and silence with such peculiar emphasis here, why hasn't this entered the dance history books?
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But to us, he's the man who rules Twitter with a particular and, well, peculiar communication called the tweetstorm.
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Now congressional Democrats are in the peculiar position of sharing much in common on trade with a Republican president.
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I opted instead for a basmati bowl topped with popcorn chicken, a peculiar hybrid of two vastly different cultures.
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The Unknown Girl, the new film by the Belgian brothers Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, is a peculiar whodunit.
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Simply open Google Maps on your phone and you can experience the peculiar sensation of looking down upon yourself.
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It also has a winning star in the teenage Ms. Shapiro, who brings pure conviction to her peculiar role.
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A review last Sunday about the audiobook version of "Tales of the Peculiar," by Ransom Riggs, misidentified the publisher.
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According to Wilson, the editor of The American Scholar , Barnum's peculiar gift lay in his relationship to his audience.
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The poem is worth reading, for sure, but its life onstage has a peculiar charm, a touch of magic.
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Its institutional status is peculiar: It isn't exactly part of the executive branch, but it isn't exactly independent, either.
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It's a "peculiar pattern" previously unexplained by science, said Munetaka Sugiyama, a plant physiologist at the University of Tokyo.
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The intense activity of summer, abetted by their peculiar clocks, is eventually replaced by a winter of striking somnolence.
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They're peculiar to his intentionally abrasive personality, his deliberately provocative tactics and his almost mystical domination of the media.
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On an expedition in 2017, Dr. Rainbird, Mr. Loron and their colleagues discovered some peculiar fossils in the rocks.
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"I've found it really peculiar that everything we do in campaigns is stranger-to-stranger outreach," Mr. Peruri said.
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In March 2001, six months before 14923/11, a peculiar cartoon named Invader Zim aired in Nickelodeon's Nicktoon block.
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A toilet cleaner with a sticker inviting you to "scratch and sniff"—a peculiar instruction on such a product.
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Sergio Troncoso is the author of "A Peculiar Kind of Immigrant's Son," forthcoming from Cinco Puntos Press in October.
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TORONTO — The British Canadian filmmaker Norman McLaren makes a peculiar protagonist for a full-length work of dance theater.
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The kitchen was peculiar: It consisted of appliances and cabinets lined up against one wall in the living room.
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Ambassador Gene Cretz was recalled from Libya after his cables detailed the peculiar workings of the regime of Col.
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But it's just peculiar to me to turn to, say, Tim Cook, instead of dialing up your local representative.
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The show also features "The Sopranos'" Michael Imperioli as Alex's peculiar cousin, who assists him with the fledgling enterprise.
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Lauded for his trilogy of books about Theodore Roosevelt, Morris was scolded for his peculiar book about Ronald Reagan.
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Everyone would recognize me not for my achievement or my being, but by the peculiar way I pronounce words.
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Already, the study suggests that there is something peculiar about the way they transform visual information into depth perception.
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Still, it would be a mistake to see Trump's cynical approach to the economy as entirely peculiar to him.
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Emergent politics of social platforms differ in scope and character and sit along peculiar axes, some familiar, others new.
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The repeatedly buzzing doorbell that, when answered, reveals only nerve-jangling static; the conversations that take peculiar, bewildering turns.
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For one thing, it is peculiar to describe all societies, except perhaps a future egalitarian one, as "inequality regimes".
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This is Union Square Cafe, though, a place that from the beginning has inspired attachments of a peculiar intensity.
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Nowadays grapes grow in all sorts of places, but how they came to the valley is a peculiar tale.
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It took an array of changes in business, social and cultural contexts to make that rented house seem peculiar.
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"It's alarming and it's peculiar," said Tim Sayle, who heads the International Relations Program at the University of Toronto.
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Comfort is the main reason you get a Kinesis, even if it looks peculiar and has a learning curve.
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The part of the gang that isn't involved in active fiction-writing is still saying things that are … peculiar.
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All along, car companies have operated training programs to convey the specialized repair information peculiar to their new models.
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I always have a peculiar feeling when I meet someone who I know will become part of my life.
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When the gunman loomed over him, pointing the muzzle at his face, this fellow did the most peculiar thing.
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Fans can type "Friends glossary" into the Google search bar for a complete list of the show's peculiar vocabulary.
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A peculiar silence currently surrounds the population of adults with autism, living out their lives in homes and institutions.
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It is altogether peculiar to immerse oneself in a story of New York written by a near-lifelong Californian.
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It's all a bit much, but no more peculiar, perhaps, than the scene at Gillette Stadium late Saturday night.
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LOS ANGELES — Our best hope for Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is that it's as weird as possible.
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It's peculiar-to-Trump hyperventilation, an understandable response to such an indecent president but quite possibly a tactical mistake.
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It was the sort of story that, by the standards of an earlier political era, counted as peculiar behavior.
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To Johannes Krause, the director of the Max Planck Institute for Human History in Germany, that gap seems peculiar.
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It had already been said that the special circumstances of war made such peculiar acts justifiable, or even noble.
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But for something that ended 13 years ago, the show continues to have a peculiar relevance to public life.
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In 1919, jazz, or "jass," as some still called it, was a peculiar word with musical and sexual connotations.
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And so you can see why Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children seemed like a good fit for him.
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A Peculiar Paradise: Florida Photographs features Nathan Benn's early 1980s photographs of dreams and debauchery in the Sunshine State.
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Out of that commitment has slowly grown a peculiar but potentially important institution known as the Green Climate Fund.
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Instead, it offers up a peculiar amalgam that's part commencement speech, part policy analysis, and part gentle GOP ribbing.
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Brown and de León have a complicated relationship, which perhaps explains the peculiar way the executive order was introduced.
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On September 210, 2000, on page six of the New York Times, readers encountered a peculiar and amazing story.
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More from Tonic: While recovering from surgery and grieving over the loss of my grandmother, I noticed something peculiar.
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Scientists of senior status said themselves that this object was peculiar but were apprehensive about making their thoughts public.
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And: Here was another peculiar Trump attribute: an inability to see his actions the way most others saw them.
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That's why Graham Findlay drove home to grab his camera after spotting the peculiar sight in Aberdeenshire, Scotland last Friday.
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However, we ran into something peculiar on Amazon's listing: Everyone is seeing two different prices, and we don't know why.
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"The word that came up most often was 'peculiar,'" said Corcoran, who tracked down the few people who remember Phillips.
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How different do the peculiar institutions of the US make optimal left strategy than what it'd be in other countries?
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I'll admit, it's an interesting and maybe peculiar phenomenon to some to hold such a level of intimacy with colleagues.
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Whether you're on the creative or business side of things, it's a peculiar time to work in the fashion industry.
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Over the past few quarters, however, a peculiar thing has been happening: Startup founders are choosing more conventional-sounding names.
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In reality, Medicare is a peculiar health insurance plan specifically designed for seniors and mottled by decades of political tussle.
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With its 'horns' and beak-like mandibles, Coptera anka is certainly the most peculiar-looking species described in the study.
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There is no such thing as emptiness really, just this peculiar fizz of spontaneously created and then immediately destroyed particles.
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The airport responded to the peculiar items by issuing an alert, which closed down terminal D just before 11 a.m.
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He can currently be seen in Tim Burton's Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children and Christopher Guest's Netflix comedy Mascots.
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They simply mean more than the average coach, which has the paradoxical and peculiar effect of making them less accountable.
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The scene is rife with peculiar humor and creepy vibes as the woman transforms into a grotesque creature of sorts.
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A peculiar sight has washed up on the beach at Deception Bay, with hundreds of jellyfish turning the sand blue.
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The owner of the car returned to find the peculiar scene — law enforcers prodding underneath his car with a broom.
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There, creative director Alessandro Michele has spun a web so peculiar and grand, it captures everyone who dare come close.
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The US Patent and Trademark Office this week published a patent application by Apple that details a peculiar vaporizer technology.
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Koyo urges us to confront some of the ugly, hidden truths of colonialism in such beautiful, imaginative, and peculiar ways.
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Williams was short and broad-shouldered, with the peculiar quality denoted, perhaps with a smidgen of hyperbole, by his nickname.
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While this should be useful for the eager mobile payments fan, the Apple Watch is still in a peculiar position.
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The discovery came about through Schnell's dissertation work, which focused on the peculiar anatomy of the barbeled dragonfish's upper vertebra.
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Serenbe is a peculiar community about 20123 minutes south of downtown Atlanta that has sprung up in the last decade.
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The main thing to prepare for if you plan to get your hair cut by fire is the peculiar smell.
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But if you noticed one particularly peculiar moment in the show's trailer featuring Emily Gilmore, you're not the only one.
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Produced under license by Avenir Telecom, the Energizer Power Max P600S is a peculiar mix of budget and premium features.
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" He does note that he'd heard that Toback was "peculiar" and had a "reputation of saying provocative things to [women].
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Under China's peculiar fiscal system, local governments—those at provincial, city and county levels—have strictly limited revenue-raising powers.
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Mr Frahm has a peculiar ability to transport an audience from techno club-nights to delicate piano solos with ease.
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Update: Madonna has spoken out regarding the backlash she received for peculiar onstage moment at the MTV Video Music Awards.
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"It was peculiar in a way, but really, really fun and joyful," Parker tells PEOPLE exclusively of shooting the ad.
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Wall Street, and Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, have taken the Krugman side of the argument, but in a peculiar way.
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The Cut recently noticed a peculiar trend from Instagram influencers: an obsession with it couple Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani.
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It's summer — a time to celebrate the warm weather and to hide from all the peculiar dangers this season brings.
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Still, the complaint highlights the peculiar and uncharted territory of a presidency whose messaging is conducted largely across social media.
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Both Miss Peregrine and her Home for Peculiar Children are written out of proceedings with an hour still to go.
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The peculiar physics of climate change have played a particularly nasty trick on those who live farthest to the north.
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Last weekend's champ, "Miss Peregrine's School for Peculiar Children," fell roughly 50% to $23 million for a second place finish.
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If you were to encounter Chloe Desmoineaux in a game of Counter-Strike, it's unlikely that you'd notice anything peculiar.
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In this peculiar footage shared on Reddit, a garage security camera appears to show a bird hovering before the camera.
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But if you take a close look at the presidential seal that appeared behind the president, you'll notice something peculiar.
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She shared the peculiar combination on Instagram Stories, and it raised plenty of eyebrows from American users on social media.
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But the bellicose language comes at a peculiar time: Russia's presidential elections are on March 22, just 2000 days away.
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And those might come in peculiar forms, like drone therapy, urban planning, spirituality, or changing where we choose to live.
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Into this crowded field, Stanford historian Priya Satia now drops another proposal—one with peculiar resonance for the current moment.
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It's quite possibly the most peculiar beer event I have ever been to, but definitely one of the most memorable.
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If you follow a few beauty bloggers on Instagram, you may have run across a peculiar new trend in selfies.
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Let's look at some of the more peculiar theories held by Pence during both his older and more recent platforms.
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But the ones made by Black's, to my mind, they've never been beaten, because they have a peculiar glutinous quality.
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This is a peculiar move considering Shaheen represents a state with the second highest opioid overdose rate in the country.
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Tumblr came up with a plausible answer for Holland's peculiar blue steel — there's a frog chilling out in his mouth.
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In sharp contrast, three new books have in common a complete refusal to treat the peculiar institution with kid gloves.
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That places her in a peculiar and precarious position in South Korea, where patriarchy rules the political and corporate worlds.
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The resulting text is slim, stylish, and peculiar to describe structurally—somewhere between essays and a scrapbook of flashy pronouncements.
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In the 19th century, the American physicist Amos Emerson Dolbear noted a peculiar relationship between crickets and the ambient temperature.
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Last weekend's champ, "Miss Peregrine's School for Peculiar Children," fell roughly 50% to $15 million for a second place finish.
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The produced signals are routed to a multichannel series of speakers, emitting what I expect to be very peculiar sounds.
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He's finally back with Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, based on author Ransom Rigg's novel of the same name.
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And absent overt corporate sponsorship and branding opportunities, it's really just the Dakis Show, a product of his peculiar ambition.
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The focus is less on the characters and more on the peculiar kind of situations in which they find themselves.
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The production assist from friend and Bleachers member Jack Antonoff helped complement all of Lorde's bewildering, peculiar, and tender moments.
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On the bottom of the window, under the "Friends Suggestions" box, there was a "Sponsored" box containing a peculiar message.
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The result is a set of works that, though created in the present, speak in a peculiar future perfect tense.
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In a peculiar twist of fate, he painted his strongest work right after the Biennale and just before he died.
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Baseball has its own folkways and weird collective hangups, its own language, which in turn has its own peculiar dialects.
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Of course, such disparities in scale — often brought about by peculiar zoning allowances — are increasingly in evidence throughout New York.
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The piece's easygoing abstraction suggests a traveler setting up camp for the night, secure in a mood of peculiar solitude.
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I always smile, because it makes me think of my little self, and also because it's still a peculiar sight.
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But because she looks young, people have a peculiar reaction when they find out she's been married for that long.
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But Daltrey's peculiar swaggering selflessness is the key to this book, and a key (one of four) to the Who.
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But what is so peculiar here is that Bannon should present this as a bad, or even an unusual, thing.
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"The undying worm of conscience twinges with terror for the fate of the peculiar institution" is how Adams put it.
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A peculiar thing about The New York Times's photo archive is how many acres of it are devoted to nothing.
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And it now accommodates a celebrity couple with peculiar eating habits and an almost year-round animosity toward each other.
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JULIE BOSMAN Lake life in Oklahoma and Texas is a peculiar mixture of scenic country living and adrenaline-fueled debauchery.
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This fascinating story follows the researchers' forays into a region with a peculiar hold on the disease: the Cumberland Gap.
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This includes other wild animal collectors around the country (who have peculiar personalities of their own, to say the least).
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A peculiar row of stuffed animals lined the wall below the window: a duck, a badger, a raccoon, a heron.
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The state superintendent, a nonpartisan office, does not have any independent policymaking authority, making the costly race even more peculiar.
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Now, in a new post-Communist Poland, their fortunes may be changing: They have acquired a peculiar — if fraught — afterlife.
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It symbolized a peculiar fondness, verging on devotion, that the skillful forward has developed for the tiny South American country.
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On the surface, King's choice of this case as an illustration of a racist system of justice might seem peculiar.
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This type of tourism is more peculiar in Belfast than in some other cities shaped by a legacy of atrocity.
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There's a comfort with inquiry and confrontation that, coming from another country, seems peculiar — or so it did to me.
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This sleight of hand gave Hoover's F.B.I. its peculiar character, at once a respected investigative body and a personal fief.
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It was a space where the past had been replaced by a peculiar, repetitive, and selective representation of the past.
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Our reporters noted a "peculiar sensation" in Washington, where pockets of eerie quiet existed as residents and others skipped town.
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What's more peculiar is three of the five targets who were brothers, Tony, Shain and Eljvir Duka, were also undocumented.
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But he acknowledges that the peculiar difficulties and injustices of the society help to give his fiction its manic edge.
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The big difference between 1965 and now, though, is what was then a peculiar prediction is now an acute predicament.
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The show was peculiar and raw, once described by O'Brien as "sub-realism," in reference to its unfiltered, anarchic flow.
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