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Perhaps oddly, financing these fast-growing deficits has not so far been a problem, at least for the major advanced economies.

Oddly enough, it was one that most Americans support: it would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research.

I felt as if I had been sat on by someone heavy for a long time and emerged crushed in spirit and, oddly, in body too.

Oddly enough, he didn't seem to remember the name of his most favorite poet.

In many ways it was more of the same, but without a central character as oddly compelling and sad as Heath.

Oddly enough I had no doubt that he would be glad to see me.

Overall, the tone of Mr Altman's book is strikingly gloomy about the future, except oddly for that of his own country.

Oddly enough, however, shifting out of surplus did not affect growth appreciably in either direction (see chart).

Oddly enough, it is only recently that this ideology has begun to bear its most important fruit, to manifest its deepest consequences.

At the moment, rather oddly, our model suggests that the renminbi is very close to the price that it should be.

Oddly, he remarked, he had never felt "more secure, more certain of myself" , than when he was in the White House, at the top of the tree.

Oddly enough, despite the youth-skewed demographics, they seek out parenting info more than users of any other network.

I developed the films and oddly some have not turned out, this don't happen very often, in fact it had not happened in years.

Due to its slightly tilted orbit with respect to Earth's, Venus crosses between Earth and the sun on an oddly spaced cycle.

Oddly enough, however, once you've motivated yourself to get out of bed and start pedalling, matters always improve eventually.

Oddly enough, both sports were invented at the same college and within a few years of one another.

The Bank of Japan has kept interest rates close to zero but remains otherwise oddly reluctant to take stronger action.

Oddly, however, the company refused to identify the ship or its nationality, giving it instead the code-name "The Black Swan. "

Oddly, for a culture that celebrates motherhood, we've never been particularly interested in maternal health.

ODDLY for such a champion of family values, Mitt Romney once threw stones at his wife.

It still looked oddly familiar, like her father as a child, she thought. That photo of him asleep on the lawn.

I realized why he slipped into the office oddly before the class---It was nothing but his tricks!

On this point, oddly, Europe's nationalists shed their chauvinism for a saccharine solidarity beyond borders.

Rahm says in an oddly unemotional way, "get out of here this instant, if you want to live. "

Oddly, here's another hotel room feature that seems to be going the way of the vacuum tube television.

And then with a note in her voice that might almost have appealed to his compassion, "So am I, my lord! " she oddly exclaimed.

One of the most satisfying days of his career started out oddly for Wang when he woke up in his New Jersey apartment with a sore neck.

Oddly enough, Mr Arpaio seems to be stepping up his efforts just as illegal immigrants seem to be leaving in droves.

But he finds his foods and drinks are missing oddly and his furniture is often broken.

Continuing Google's recent trend of oddly askew naming, there seems to be a new social photo app called Pool Party due to hit imminently.

But oddly the loving and adoring nature of the Leo man makes her less critical of him.

Looking out her window she noticed the sky had become overcast. Low rounded oddly colored clouds were forming. It was still and oppressive.

He looked at her oddly, still inscrutable and as she hurried on she could not tell if he were amused or repelled.

Oddly enough, John's golden opportunity came in the form of a business he knew nothing about: window manufacturing.

Oddly, the Brewmaster is sort of an oddity in Pandaren society, given his love for ale and spirits.

He had never run anything in his entire life. He had a scant public record, but oddly this worked to his advantage.

The Home button does not work but lifts up to hide a 30-pin connector - so you can connect devices, including, oddly, a real iPhone.

ODDLY ENOUGH, no other researchers seem to be experimenting in this precise area.

Oddly, it has done well even out of a deal that failed to come together.

The "sandwich economy" between China and Japan is looking limp around the edges, thanks mainly to its oddly Anglo-Saxon appetite for debt.

Oddly, it's not the first start-up to offer human face masks featuring your own face - but it's by far the most realistic.

Not Thomas Jefferson, as many people oddly seem to think. It was, in fact, the little known Cleisthenes.

Most oddly, Mahmoud Karzai bought his 7% share of the bank with a $5m loan that the bank itself provided.

Oddly, the program that reads adjustment entries appeared to have skipped over this particular one.

She grew up oddly disappointed that she was not at all like her father.

Oddly enough, he did not remember his own birthday.

The notion of the CIA leaking unreliable and yet oddly precise information sounds like paranoia.

One of the best ways to save, oddly enough, is to open a credit card.

Oddly, though, each time she asked I thought I detected a faint, sly grin, followed by a quick sideways glance with her twinkling blue eyes.

We met golden and silver pheasants, the raccoon and a coatimundi, an oddly shaped animal the size of a small dog.

Dr. Meade says they ought to hang him anyhow, only hanging is too good for a thief and a profiteer-- Dear, you look so oddly !

Oddly, no one seems to have noticed it at the time and it was first detected in 1947 as a radio source.

Hirst's letters to a former girlfriend are mawkish in places, and he proves oddly unprofessional when faced with a pretty woman.

He looked at me curiously, oddly ask, why are you here? His words make me for the moment, I have made chaos in the doorway dilemma.

Careful readers might have noticed something oddly missing from the first installment's examples: flow control!

Oddly enough, many people volunteered to help organize the meeting, but only a few turned up.

Oddly enough, even the largest game worlds are miniscule compared to data warehouses employed by thousands of companies around the world.

Oddly, the only country where The Last Station has yet to secure a cinema distribution deal is Russia.

What retained me, oddly enough, was the thought of paying for a hat check a second time.

Blasphemous words - damns and hells and Jesus Christs - are oddly becoming less acceptable than they used to be, especially in the US.

The only other known example of such an oddly angled orbit was Pluto, until its demotion to dwarf planet status.

Oddly enough, books often end just as I expected them to, after taking a very round about path to reach the conclusion.

For years, Antarctica was the only place that had oddly seemed immune from climate change.

If you try to use an image at the native resolution, the results are going to be blurry and oddly cropped.

Oddly, the euro was not at the heart of the recent financial crisis.

Oddly, the HTML people refer to only one of those forms as an escape sequence -- not this one.

Oddly, while China's voracious demand boosted global growth prospects and commodity prices, stocks in Shanghai missed out on the 2010 rally.

Oddly enough, whenever Vogel brings up the subject, it's the party that gets to decide what constitutes Chinese values.

This was the law, one that banned overly curved, extra-knobbly or oddly shaped produce from supermarket shelves.

Neither, oddly, considered that the same approach might be used to do both.

It seems like an oddly Orwellian note to end on, but neither of us can think of how to take the conversation further after that line.

Oddly enough, the night our table at the arrival of the food is always the fastest, and feel delicious.

Carolina, oddly, did not: The Tar Heels went 28-8 and lost to Georgia in the East Regional finals in Jordan's sophomore year.

Admiral, rather oddly, comes from amir al-, a truncated form of amir al-bahr, "prince of the sea. "

Since the economic crisis began, China's exports have dropped significantly, but the impact on its GDP growth, oddly, appears muted.

Oddly, I'm also reminded of the most successful slogan a business ever coined: The customer is always right.

Oddly enough, to this day, I can still repeat the Saturday morning classic "Conjunction Junction. "

Oddly enough, the president was singing to himself as he left.

Oddly enough, this ventilation shift may have kicked off the gradual morphing of the shoulder girdle and pectoral fins .

It's, by definition, dimensionless, like an electron, oddly enough.

Mrs. Roach has no major health issues that require the kind of watching she is getting, and oddly enough, that is the ideal scenario.

So oddly enough, you might have to worry before you pray.

Oddly enough, he didn't seem to remember his own birthday.

Mrs Ling and Mrs Lee said on Tuesday they were unsure whether their arrest was a trap but said their Korean-Chinese guide "behaved oddly" .

One day, my wish came true, and an oddly-familiar ship came into the dock.

Red and nasty, but oddly sealed. The skin's pulled over it, kind of like an envelope.

We cooped him up in a room called, oddly, 'the pantry'.

Oddly there was a building with a sign on it that said, "Orphanage" .

This oddly shaped building is used to train personnel on the electronics that will be integrated into the next-generation of Navy ships.

but oddly enough , the guards bowed down and said , " how handsome our lord is ! "

Marla hunched over oddly and cradled her left arm not out of habit but to support the weight of the cancer within her breast.

On current form, the BJP's electoral prospects look no better than Congress's, which probably explains why its rival seems oddly chipper.

This year, an oddly strong May report was cancelled out four weeks later by an oddly weak report for June.

When sliced up, the oddly colored rings make for a nice presentation on a plate.

Oddly enough, it seems the whole world realizes this state of play -- except the United States.

The war in Afghanistan has, until recently, had an oddly low political profile in Britain.

Rock-hard feces and oddly bitten bones are helping to flesh out one of the biggest crocs of prehistory, researchers say.

I'm so unaccustomed to running with other people that it's an oddly emotional experience. I was terrified of it initially.

Oddly, though, this historic feat was a win for the Bush White House.

Two things tend to show up in these searches, oddly: bestiality and granny porn.

His behaviour was marked by an oddly prankish streak and outbursts of genuine jollity.

Oddly, there was also a foreigner sitting in the same ill-bred way, but he received no comment, not even a polite one. that's a unfair.

But, oddly, it has become even harder to imagine the company carrying on without him.

The film ends with a scene oddly reminiscent of a life-insurance commercial.

Oddly enough, that "model" appears to be moving quickly away from the status of no-war-but-no-peace on the Korean Peninsula.

Oddly enough, Monsanto achieved this apparent miracle by taking a page out of the organic playbook.

Oddly enough, a lot of the problem [of insomnia] is lying in bed awake, worrying about it. There have been many controlled studies in the U.

We are going to start with something called " turtle" graphics. Oddly enough, our turtle will look like a penguin .

The British can be oddly obtuse about how their arrogance angers others.

Pedals are on either side of the center console, with an oddly placed flight stick in the middle to replace the steering wheel.

By contrast, Shanghai, once home to China's earliest industrialists, is now oddly bereft of native entrepreneurs.

So despite the complexity of today's markets, the lessons in all this are oddly homespun.

All three moves sit a bit oddly with the free-market and small-government ideals of which Mr Howard is perhaps Australia's biggest champion.

He named it, oddly, Bristol, after one of England's biggest ports. "Paradise" was his second choice.

Animals behaving oddly is said to be a precursor to earthquakes.

Well, oddly enough, you can catch your ideas with the very same device I used to catch fire flies when I was a boy: a mason jar.

The whole thing was just to oddly perfect, I really didn't need him to go in to detail.

We've always been fascinated by small, oddly shaped Japanese domestic-market cars.

In an oddly touching footnote, he relates his own struggle to achieve.

Oddly enough, if Saturn were a dominant automobile brand, this approach might make a semblance of sense.

"How oddly, " he said, "you keep you afloat. "

The Nursery. . . two cribs , various toys and furniture, and oddly out of place, an adult Rocker Chair, but no Luke.

Every time either one spotted a patch of unsettled ground or an oddly-placed bundle of wood, he would raise a hand to halt the patrol.

Oddly, Javassist does not provide any way of deleting fields, methods, or constructors from a class.

Oddly, the same problem that worries many investors over the longer term is what encourages some for the short term: a soft economy.

Oddly, Wroclaw, usually seen as a beacon of good government because of its go-getting and effective mayor, scores poorly.

Oddly, properties bring us full circle to the brief description I gave at top about how the Ruby programming languge works.

Oddly shaped forms that are suspended form the ceiling and move in response to a gust of wind are quite familiar to everybody.

Standing straight with legs slightly apart, participants are patted and punched in an oddly rhythmic fashion.

Without the droning air-conditioner, the house is oddly peaceful, and the unfiltered night noises seem close enough to touch.

Oddly, Nero doesn't make a full version for Linux that I'm aware of - but I could be mistaken.

Oddly, the fact that some European countries are paying very high interest rates to borrow funds to cover their deficits.

The Wintel marriage is now threatened, oddly enough, by technological progress.

"We see a gravitation away from banking and, oddly enough, manufacturing is perceived as insecure now, " Gibson says.

She always looks at me so oddly when I speak of Ashley, thought Scarlett.

Mother looked at me oddly, pursed her lips and offered me more rice.

Oddly enough, that did not stop the famine.

Oddly, many companies have failed to acknowledge the shifts in their marketing strategies.

Oddly, though, a convenient mathematical model describing this fact has yet to be widely adopted.

The Russians, oddly, did not quail.

Oddly, the same does not apply when markets are falling: then, journalists' language becomes less homogenous.

Tuesday's increase fell on the tomb-sweeping festival holiday, marking the latest in a string of oddly timed rate announcements.

Oddly, the industry most likely to gain from still robust military expenditures may be healthcare.

Oddly, it might be best if the crisis came sooner rather than later.

The possibility that gyrations in Greek bond yields could be explained by uncertainty about its public finances is, oddly, ignored.

The word is misused and sorts oddly with the heading above it.

Although Mr Bush talks openly about his alcoholism and religiosity, the book feels oddly flat and impersonal.

Oddly for such a large and supposedly vital project, the launch was low key.

Oddly, tougher disclosure requirements may also have made it easier for investors to think that things had changed.

Oddly enough, the products that Google labels as betas are usually more refined than ones that some companies claim are complete.

These oddly shaped bacteria are called bacteroides, and their formation is apparently induced by several chemicals in the plant tissue.

And, oddly, the language Wells used to describe the adequacy of its reserve became vague in the third quarter.

ODDLY for a politician, South Korea's president, Lee Myung-bak, has never hidden his loathing of politics.

But oddly, Kaname seemed to be the repentant party, this time.

Oddly enough, the decisions in this case are relatively simple -- just as they are when you have control of both endpoints.

Oddly, parties flowing with free booze were a common feature of Mr Rajapaksa's presidential campaign.

But oddly, within this shrinking group the number of very young children being imprisoned has gone up dramatically.

But so far, markets' oddly calm reaction to dreadful news seems justified.

our words tumbling oddly in the wind.

Oddly enough, some of the greatest resistance to sex ed arose during the sexual revolution of the late '60s and early '70s.

GIVEN that flying people around the world is the ultimate globalised industry, there is oddly little competition in the airlines business.

Oddly enough, the old continent's best chance of preserving its cultural traditions lies with harnessing new technology, not ignoring it.

Oddly enough, the fiercely capitalist Koch family owes part of its fortune to Joseph Stalin.

And yet. I find it oddly comforting.

Oddly, though, self-tracking culture is not particularly individualistic.

The game interface is, oddly enough, a top-down perspective, such that you might find in Asteroids or Star Control.

She looked at him very oddly.

The portrait features a gloomy Manet painted in beiges, browns and blacks with an oddly unfinished left hand holding his paintbrush.

They seemed oddly silent. Perhaps, she thought, they had just had a little spat .

DURING the sweltering day, an oddly subdued mood hangs over the sleepy city of Laayoune.

"When in Rome, do as the Romanians do, " one official assigned to mind foreign journalists kept telling them, oddly.

Oddly enough, this file isn't mentioned in any of JaxMe's documentation, and isn't used in any of their examples.

Oddly enough, later in life, many of these fortunate people ended up breaking down mentally and physically.

Oddly, proposed reforms fall far short of this, with no sign of anything tougher on the horizon.

Their punishment? Oddly, the further entrenchment of their dominance, thanks to the Federal Reserve.

Exasperated, the brown one got up and brought from a corner oddly shaped box that Kunta had seen him arrive with.

Besides reaffirming that "Tibet is part of China" , they have, oddly, promised not to encourage Tibet's independence.

Oddly enough, the same techniques used to size a new freeway system can be used to size an MMOG.

Oddly enough, itwas one that most Americans support: it would have expanded federal funding for embryonic stem-cell research.

Oddly enough, the first preview we had, we were dress rehearsing right up until we started, so I had no nerves.

As we settled back in our rooms the doorbell rang again in an oddly hollow ring.

Without the [4] droning air conditioner, the house is oddly peaceful, and the unfiltered night noises seem close enough to touch.

And his son, oddly enough, wasn't interested in driving at all.

But there are a few rays of light -- all of which, oddly enough, have involved military intervention.

And yet the noise is oddly muted.

THE alleys of the Chrysanthemum Village medicine market in Kunming, in south-western China, are oddly quiet.

Brazil's relations with the United States are correct, but oddly distant.

As I noted recently, the dollar has performed oddly during the Middle East unrest.

This view sits oddly with the latest quarterly figures for Japanese and German gross domestic product, which are horrific.

Yet the relationship between the two drinks is oddly collaborative.

Oddly, some of the homes were built with garages, although villagers don't have cars.

Oddly, the corruption-tainted state of Illinois has been unusually forward-looking.

Without the droning air condition, the house is oddly peaceful, and the unfilter night noises seem close enough to touch.

Oddly enough, the European fiscal crisis eased some of the strains in late 2010: a weaker euro meant a stronger dollar.

Oddly enough, there's no such taboo against raising dollars abroad through synthetic yuan bonds, and then wiring that money onshore.

Oddly, anecdotal evidence from organizers indicates visitor anxiety levels peaked in the mornings.

Oddly enough, Yahoo had also set up a digital graffiti wall at Internet Week New York's headquarters.

Oddly, Platynereishas its nervous system in its belly, whereas vertebrates keep their nerve cords in their backs.

In the meantime , oddly enough , the best course is to keep going and pretend it won't happen .

Oddly enough, 85% of the survey respondents believed their users were using social networking applications at work.

Oddly enough, certain times of the year, they eat the leaves; other times, they eat the stalks.

Oddly, the urgency of these kinds of reform is greatest in rich countries, where prospects for the less-skilled are stagnant or falling.

Breakfast OK but nothing too special about it, but its not too expensive. Oddly you eat it in the large reception area.

The other half of Iapetus is relatively bright but oddly covered with long and thin streaks of dark.

Oddly, I spent most of that summer watching TV.

Oddly he later watered this down, by saying he was only expressing a personal view not a government policy.

But these passages soon give way to an oddly flat account of Mr Browne's time at BP.

The oddly named 599XX is described as a technological laboratory aimed at a select group of clients.

Oddly, the star was significantly displaced from the center of the supernova remnant.

There's something oddly comic about these ladies, who never freed themselves of their class attitudes.

Oddly, honing their old-fashioned physical products may help media firms adapt to technological change.

Retailing for $5 million, the oddly egg-shaped Trilobis seems halfway between a giant yacht and a floating home.

Oddly enough, the Bank of England has played its part in escalating the costs of other British pension schemes.

The museum abjures "emotionalism" , which may be why it is oddly bloodless given its sanguinary story.

Fukushima and other nuclear plants seem oddly lacking in robotic access to places where workers cannot or should not go.

I looked through the darkened window. The place was oddly rearranged.

However some scientists thinks, can'ting describe animal " language" or " dialect" ses too oddly.

This provides plenty of room inside for passengers but oddly BMW has added seating for only four.

There is disappointment, sadness, and confusion, but oddly, there is no retreat from God.

By the last few laps, I was oddly alone and could barely hear the cheers from the crowd.

Young women seemed oddly contented with the world as it was.

He is looking at me oddly.

Some of the worse ads are more recent, oddly enough.

Oddly enough, that may not suit Beijing, which remains wary of getting sucked too deeply into world affairs.

And it also sits oddly with the so-called "value effect" which shows that stocks that have fallen in price tend to outperform.

I cannot figure out why he's been behaving so oddly .

Oddly, though, German media executives are as anxious as their counterparts elsewhere.

But in America the news on May 25th that consumer confidence had reached its highest level in two years left them oddly subdued.

He behaves very oddly at times, and I don't think he's quite all there.

Oddly enough, this rough soup was very satisfying not to mention ironic after a huge dish of risotto at VC, above. . .

The drought of technologists sits oddly with broader worries about unemployment.

Moreover, powerful men like Mr Granados are oddly powerless when it comes to changing the status quo.

Alex Webb (not his real name) is here because, according to his girlfriend, he has been behaving oddly in his sleep.

Some are oddly specific: for example, annual leave can only be taken in one or two chunks, neither of less than ten days.

Oddly, the region lies near the Martian equator and not near either of Mars' frozen polar caps.

That would have explained his oddly consistent high returns.

We might also note that the notion of charity sits oddly with the careers of both men.

Oddly enough, the Japanese are proud to be Japanese now.

Oddly, most newspapers failed to mention that.

This global expansion has generated oddly few charges of cultural imperialism.

Elections this week across three southern states produced oddly mixed results.

Oddly, official Beijing hasn't used its authority to improve public transportation, an obvious solution to both cars and pollution.

Like its author, the book is authentic, oddly original, doesn't take itself too seriously--yet delivers a potent message.

Southwest still gives out free peanuts, an oddly emotive subject among travellers.

Unlike the birthday of the party, however, it is being oddly underplayed.

Conservatives, normally the biggest cheerleaders of American consumer capitalism, become oddly hostile when working women enter the picture.

Oddly, as Chinese incomes have grown, so has their propensity to save.

Oddly, despite the country's apparently insatiable demand for iron ore, big price cuts are expected this year.

Oddly, this most suburban American invention was supposed to evoke a European city centre.

Oddly enough, our moral intuitions are not necessarily driven by moral standards!