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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Oddly enough, he did not remember his own birthday.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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 .

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.

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

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.

Oddly enough, that did not stop the famine.

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

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

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

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

There was a fellow here last year, oddly enough a namesake of mine , who was the best bridge player I ever met.

Oddly enough, although Greek people has a deep fear of the ocean, they are active on the maritime waters.

Oddly enough, another team discovered the same bee and flowery nests in Iran on the same day.

Oddly enough, my teacher told us all to practice writing English backwards.

And, oddly enough, they found it easier to follow thiskind of diet because we don't make them count calories.

Oddly enough, they were writing on the same subject.

Oddly enough, the monograph on glyphosate from 1985 put together by genuine experts in their field [4] was not included.

Oddly enough, when you look at this list, notice that the game developer is really only interested in the first item.

Oddly enough, we were just talking about the same thing.

I finished my MS degree in the summer of 1996, and oddly enough, while there I took a course in well log analysis.

Oddly enough, that is what can only be suggested by very strange glimpses.

But, oddly enough, women showed the opposite trend.

But oddly enough, its leaders are getting younger.

'Oddly enough, in the land of Peking duck and growing organics, we couldn't find a single organic duck, ' Ms. Waters said.

Oddly enough, modern painting leaves me cold.

Oddly enough, we didn't meet, although we were both there.

Oddly enough, he hasn't slept for three days, yet he doesn't feel tired at all.

But, oddly enough, the ladies were not offended.

Oddly enough, that is precisely what I intend.

Oddly enough, Rubin worked at Apple from 1989 to 1992, the years when Apple was losing its edge to Microsoft.

Oddly enough, my most precious memory lies in the days when I was ill in hospital. . .

Oddly enough, my heart sank when I first saw Mika Rottenberg's videos.

But, oddly enough, people who study birds think they may have some clues.

Oddly enough, the older Bichon may have a problem with dry eye and this dog may also have some eye staining.

Oddly enough, the tattooists all asked me, "well, how will I know what kind of person you are? "

Oddly enough the family preferred to live in the guestroom.

There was a fellow here last year, oddly enough a namesake of mine,

There was a fellow here last year, oddly enough a namesake of mine,