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It was this operation which had caused him to execute the peculiar movements observed from the shed by Jean Valjean.

Then, as you'll happily and unavoidably discover, all that "focus" business has a peculiar way of taking care of itself.

When I was visiting him at his home, during the vacation I talked to his mother about his peculiar problem.

The peculiar nature of Cistanche are very different from other plants, its growth and distribution depend on its host plant completely.

Yet we know that life came out of the sea, as the first peculiar living forms flopped out, and gasped in air, on such a beach as this.

Each project, be it a sound track, a video, a drawing, or a performance, is a peculiar expedition in a new context, person, tool, and place.

He has got it into his head that his own peculiar mission was to pipe his eye, which he did perpetually.

and to the end of his days he would speak of great climbers and explorers with a peculiar mixture of admiration and envy.

She pronounced the syllables of the name with a peculiar clearness, as if she had tapped on two silver bells.

But Thailand's peculiar politics also make it a special case.

I must have had a peculiar look on my face because then she said, "You've seen it too. "

She gazed upon her daughter asleep in her arms with the air peculiar to a mother who has nursed her own child.

I stared at the empty frames with a peculiar feeling that some mystery was about to be solved.

Round his brow he had a peculiar yellow band, with brownish speckles , which seemed to be bound tightly round his head.

A home is a place where one belongs to. Where he fits in, and where he has a right to be, because in a peculiar sense it is his own.

She seemed to realize how peculiar it was to have to remind Patty who her mother was.

He made it in his own peculiar way.

Henry Crawford's retaining her hand at such a moment, a moment of such peculiar proof and importance, was worth ages of doubt and anxiety.

He stared at her with that peculiar expressions on his face.

Although MMOG evolves several decades, the security problems peculiar to MMOG which named cheating has not been entirely solved up to date.

He simply stared at her fixedly with that peculiar expression on his face.

Maybe they're the British as they always were, before an unusual array of factors changed them for a while into something quite peculiar.

The peculiar therapy is one of the climatic therapeutics which could make up for the lacuna of traditional medical treatment.

He looked at me with a very peculiar expression.

You found a strange man with world peculiar place, syncretic of his spirit flesh, duteous degree hundred.

The Western Savings Bank was an institution peculiar to the foreign colonies in American cities in the early part of the century.

His peculiar gift was the power of holding continuously in his mind a purely mental problem until he had seen straight through it.

Japan's currency is higher across the board, however, as the country's trade surplus confers it a peculiar "safe haven" status.

In the dark, like a bat, he could sense an object at a distance of about four metres by a peculiar creepy sensation on the forehead.

For a sense of the peculiar nature of China's financial system, look no further than its nascent bond market.

Every one of them does his work in a way peculiar to himself, and the peculiarity means only that he finds it more easy to work in that way.

Fans might say that players are paid enough to put up with this sort of thing, but that's a peculiar kind of morality.

He simply stared at her fixedly with that peculiar expression_r on his face.

It is a setting for a range of behaviours at least as peculiar as anything that an ethnographer might uncover among the clans of Samoa.

The manager was no fool to be led blindly away by such an errant proposition as this, but his situation was peculiar .

Our history teacher has always been a little peculiar.

Owing to the peculiar nature of his position, such a disclosure as this would ordinarily create no difficulty.

It was one of the peculiar contradictions of life in those times.

It was a local phrase which had a peculiar meaning, and there was no reply.

When winter comes, I'll go up to the Gulf of Finland, where the frost is quite peculiar, in fact the best-looking in Russia.

He is such a peculiar person that I have never been able to figure him out.

It also has a peculiar office, at the bottom of a pile of Narcissus dense ball of white Gener, like the grandfather of the white beard!

But they didn't, and for those who did it has so far been a peculiar race.

INFP- "the martyr" - This type tends to sacrifice themselves in an effort to promote their peculiar sense of truth.

she saw where she had put herself in a peculiar light , namely , that of agreeing to marry when she was already supposedly married.

So, you know, it was quite a peculiar chase in many ways.

I had overlooked the necessity of having an " iron will , " my own powers of will having little or none of this peculiar metallic quality.

My wife and I began to notice peculiar things in our own life immediately after M would place a phone call to me.

This can be said to be one of the main causes of the bureaucracy peculiar to us today.

XUE Tao, a famous female poet in Tang Dynasty, injected in her poetry the cream of Chinese culture with her peculiar feminine subtlety.

This seeming paradox is explained by a peculiar change which took place in the social structure of the Kuomintang during the Japanese war.

There were just two faces to the shield of life from the point of view of his peculiar mind-strength and weakness.

It was on the corner of the street that he noticed the first sign of something peculiar -- a cat reading a map. For a second, Mr.

The chiefs of fascist had the art of ruling, and German was a peculiar nation, was an enigma for me.

The peculiar green of that clover woke early memories in old Rosicky, went back to something in his childhood in the old world.

That same day, as I stood near the ice cream shop, eating away at my ice cream, I heard something peculiar.

The book also has a peculiar and fascinating afterword by Kerr himself, which provides some insight into what drove him to his solution.

The city surprises me with its vastness and peculiar.

Some say that his peculiar pronunciation was connected with a jaw wound which he received duing the war.

President Johnson did dance with me that night. Not that peculiar -- there were only three women out of the 16 White House Fellows.

She expressed her gratitude to him in her own peculiar way.

Now, as he spoke, his voice trembled with that peculiar vibration which is the result of tensity .

The trees produce a peculiar sap, which can used to make sweet and delicious syrup.

'It is peculiar that this thesis keeps coming up year after year when it is so demonstrably wrong, ' Mr. Arnott says.

Second, they maintained that in some peculiar way the Ottoman empire was more friendly to its Christian subjects than the tsar was.

For together with the peculiar presidential itinerary, the White House made a first move to put some substance on the table.

That same source described the peculiar patterns of her robes as a traditional Ansata design that symbolizes knowledge and learning.

Lincoln was firmly against extending slavery in the territories, but did not seekatfirstto eradicate the "peculiar institution" altogether.

It tells the story of a girl named Alice who falls down a rabbit hole into a fantasy world populated by peculiar creatures.

I never, for one minute gave thought to what I would do to earn my living. Nor was this view peculiar to the English Department.

If you walk around Washington, D. C. , on a regular basis, you're likely to see some rather peculiar posters.

The construCtion of his ethics Iied in his peculiar person's career, the historical background of the times he lived and multiple thoughts.

She said, "Swell, " giving me the full moist spray peculiar to her speech problem.

Nothing can be stranger; and this is the peculiar character of uprisings in Paris, which cannot be found in any other capital.

Speransky's whole figure had a peculiar character by which he could be distinguished immediately.

n. peculiarity All cultures seem to have peculiar customs.

His peculiar alien physiology came about to answer the questions raised by his prowess.

and there was that peculiar feeling of spring, and the newness of life.

Li said, in this new century, at least two things should be impressed with "peculiar to Hunan" . The first is the "Xiangjiang River" .

Of the open third-class trucks he said that they had the peculiar property of meeting the rain from whatever quarter it came.

In the 18th century, some of the classical theory to a mockery of the word home has a peculiar style of art.

Leonardo's views on mathematics and his working knowledge and use of it were peculiar to his time.

"In a very peculiar way it may have a positive impact on the Internet, " he said.

Their strong sense of life and aesthetic choice had been determined by the peculiar historic and social environment.

The rest, like me, admitted to the intermittent existence of a nocturnal world featuring a peculiar and distorted office.

IT IS a peculiar, if blessed, sort of natural disaster in which nobody dies.

The peculiar life cycle of the freshwater eel was almost tailor-made for the harvest season, and for stockpiling food for the winter.

His peculiar behaviour runs counter to the popular concept of good conduct.

This is all the more peculiar as there are often questions in developer forums asking about binary encodings for XML.

Whether because he had been to a funeral or not , the peculiar Forsyte build of his face was seen to the best advantage this afternoon .

This is all the more peculiar as there are often questions in developer forums asking about binary encodings for XML.

Whether because he had been to a funeral or not , the peculiar Forsyte build of his face was seen to the best advantage this afternoon .

Normal meat was a solid sense of thawed muscle color, odor, moisture content Deng Jun normal no peculiar smell.

But the Namaqua chameleons - found in the Namib Desert - are perhaps the most peculiar. It has adapted to its surroundings in many ways.

But the Hubble Telescope has been able to reveal a treacle-coloured, mottled world with a peculiar bright frosty spot.

At this time, "contemplation hall" at our overlook under, the roof is barren, be like the peculiar stone box of a rectangular.

Boiled fish peculiar taste, easy to make people in edible, while ignoring other food intake.

Even in the short run, such a policy could help to generate renewed al Qaeda growth, especially in the peculiar local conditions of Yemen.

At my new school, however, I was faced with a new problem: my peculiar sounding Chinese-Scottish accent.

This difficult and strange question with its peculiar conception could be called having unique style, very meaningful.

THERE was a very peculiar discussion about the impact of unemployment benefits on the unemployment rate on the internet yesterday.

He warned himself not to yield so greatly to this temptation, this peculiar weakness of his character.

Gerty lifted an apprehensive look to her pale face, in which the eyes shone with a peculiar sleepless lustre .

One peculiar characteristic of the industrial revolution is that it was, at least at first, confined to Britain.

I am far from supposing that my case is a peculiar one; no doubt many of my readers would make a similar defence.

Meanwhile, dialects influence the change of lingua franca with its own peculiar strength and manner.

The word bhavanetti and punabbhava lead us closer to the concepts peculiar to Buddhism as found in the early teachings of the Master.

It may be that we have inherited this peculiar attachment to the child from the first animal.

In part, this reflects the peculiar nature of this downturn.

She was also a peculiar way, soothing disposed on the winter cold, summer wind and receives the fire.

YuQuan hole is in a very long years formed, very classic, can be observed 95 million bottles of peculiar change stalactite.

But distant Pluto was an icy enigma traveling in a peculiar orbit beyond Neptune .

The decay behavior of the nuclear ergodic collective states is explained in terms of the peculiar property of chaotic states.

Maple tree produce a peculiar sap each spring, which in turn produces a sweet and delicious syrup.

These peculiar reports began reaching us here in Tarant about a week ago.

As an important and peculiar form of fu', dialogue is widely used in Shijing'.

The religious practices of the earliest primitive belief totem, totem culture is the oldest in human history, one of the peculiar culture.

The peculiar nature of aesthetic transcendence lies in the realization of inner freedom in one's life.

and that gave a peculiar, irresistible persuasiveness to his rapid and genuine intonations .

Even in the North Atlantic in March , even in a destroyer , even on such risky and peculiar business, going back to sea was a tonic .

This pair of Combination not putting up tune completely, ride in "the house has started their peculiar taking risks swiftly" route.

He's a little peculiar, perhaps. He's travelled a lot, you know.

Ysilla glared at Tyrion and made a peculiar stabbing gesture with three of her fingers. A sign to ward off evil.

In addition to his uncombed hair, one of Einstein's peculiar habits was to never wear socks.

reported to become intoxicated and behaves in a peculiar manner and is believed to be toxic.

Hypnotists and hypnotism proponents see the peculiar mental state as a powerful tool with a wide range of applications.

On scrutiny they proved to be French compositions, written in a hard peculiar, but compact and exquisitely clean and clear.

And it was all very peculiar, and my headache was just getting worse.

The U. S. Senate is a very peculiar institution. It was not when it started.

Notice that the resonance phenomenon in man is actually an aspect of his peculiar and species-specific ontogenetic history.

We have a peculiar philosophy within the company. There is no such thing as failure, we only view things as clinical experiments.

She felt peculiar about leaving the two men standing crowded together in the dark.

" The letter. " Zhang Bin nodded his head, " I really doubt his peculiar personality come from? "

The peculiar educational concept of this school helps the student fully immersed into the Chinese culture.

By a violent effort he rose half out of the water, waving his CAP, and uttering a loud shout peculiar to sailers.

Outstanding historical literature usually participates in cultural rebuilding in its own peculiar way.

In some ways you are in a most peculiar time, as you are looking to release yourself from old ties yet they travel along beside you.

And for the inhabitants of London or Los Angeles, this dismantling of the myths around translation has peculiar implications.

Pamela slipped these words out in the quiet manner peculiar to her .

The method fundamentally removes the peculiar smell of traditional soybean paste and is used for preparing mellow soybean paste.

Then it was documented in a rare pediatric cancer, but was dismissed as something peculiar to that cancer.

Sometimes I found myself wishing, perversely, that he would do something peculiar or crude, just for the sake of variety.

The component has no peculiar call for other without exception.

A mysterious letter addressed to Harry arrives, written in peculiar green ink and accompanied by an owl.

Animals in different part of the world are found to be of different and peculiar characteristics even though they belong to the same kind.

The people were tormented by them in some peculiar fashion and made to do and say things which they would not have thought of otherwise.

The cab stopped in front of a small house of that peculiar buff colour which implies a long immunity from paint.

Oh! Uh, peculiar? - You know, mooning about.

Figuring out the reasons for the peculiar English vocabulary is no easy task for Chinese English learners.

Her eyes, which at one moment seemed blue-gray, at another violet, were shaded by long black lashes, curving backward inmost peculiar way.

Sometimes, her in the idea stealthily comes out a peculiar idea and feels Mo elder brother Xiang of Su, also elephant her dad.

Marking the appearance does not speak for the pursuit of the universal rules, but of the peculiar compounding factors of objects.

That's peculiar alright, but why would a bird want to dream about what he sings all day?

Though it is believed to be linked with mineral deficiency, health experts have found no real cause and no cure for the peculiar disorder.

There was this peculiar man sitting opposite me in the train.

I know Madonna introduced this quite a while ago but this peculiar fashion trend is showing up on the runway and the streets now.

He is known as Koala Boy because the peculiar mask that he wore to disguise himself gave him a marsupial look.

The peculiar shapes of these valve-plugs permit the valve to control the flowing liquid uniformly from fully opened to fully closed.

Admittedly, some of the travails of the European centre-left reflect problems that are peculiar to the old continent.

Moreover, postmodernist aesthetics and art as a significant component of the post-aesthetic culture yet remains peculiar in nature.

"When people get caught up in a crisis they become paralysed and lose perspective. They can behave in very peculiar ways. "

The reflection on the mirror outfit means that the relationship between the artist and the outside world is a very peculiar one.

We got even better acquainted, more intimate, I might say, due to a peculiar incident that occurred during my brief sojourn with Kruger.

Wearing a peculiar hat that looks like a "Bugle" corn chip, Hepburn enjoys a motorboat ride on a lake in Switzerland in the early 1950s.

Even at the time it was a bizarre move, but with the advantage of hindsight it is even more peculiar.

These elements are not necessarily indications of the book's eroticism, which can be more than a little peculiar.

The basic entitles of interest were not particles or waves but a peculiar synthesis of the two ideas.

One of the peculiar traits about Aquarius men is that they may get into a relationship easily, but maintaining it can be bothersome.

What happened next may be one of the most peculiar footnotes to the global financial crisis.

as the door opened and closed, a peculiar aromatic odour floated out.

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), the biggest property lender, is in an especially peculiar position.

The young girl was wearing a very peculiar pair of glasses.

Anglo Saxons were known locally as "Americans. " The hierarchy of nationalities was expressed in a way peculiar to the region.

Prose of its very nature is longer than verse, and the virtues peculiar to it manifest themselves gradually.

Chemicals is one kind of peculiar commodity, its existence and the state of being use having improved human being's living.

Thus the contradiction peculiar to a certain field of phenomena constitutes the object of study for a specific branch of science.

The shocks of secularism, immigration and rival faiths have already shaken up the complacency of Anglicanism in peculiar ways.

I gathered me also silver and gold, and the peculiar treasure of kings and of the provinces: I gat me men singers and women.

About ten days before the marriage, a peculiar ornament made of jade, or red lacquer, was sent to the home of the bride.

According to her remarks, my affection die from his peculiar character.

Physical dance is a special kind of art form with rich emotions and a peculiar mode of thinking-sports thinking.

In the murals which form a rich heritage of classical Chinese art can be detected the peculiar styles of different ages.

Because thou art a holy people to the Lord thy God: and he chose thee to be his peculiar people of all nations that are upon the earth.

the upper classes fascinated her , appealing to her peculiar english passion for superiority.

he looked at her , then again with the peculiar subtle grin out of the window.

We have had to ignore features peculiar to particular species or situations.

It is hard for non-economists to understand how peculiar the predominant macroeconomic models were.

A peculiar object just discovered beyond the orbit of Mars could be the survivor of an asteroid collision.

And just such peculiar microstructure is the very contributing factor that causes ADI to have excellent properties.

While Mr. Ringen's friends goad him with nicknames like "Doctor Roadkill, " he is not alone in his peculiar pursuit.

The word economy comes from the Greek word for "one who manages a household. " At first, this origin might seem peculiar.

Nevertheless, athwart this revery into which he had fallen he had heard for some time a peculiar noise.

When it came to explaining the evolution of "the most peculiar and the most human of all the expressions" , he was at a loss.

Yet it still faces a peculiar set of problems tied to its state-owned status.

The magnificent scene, peculiar image, flowery colour, give the audience a strong form.

If the distant galaxies have different peculiar velocities than the nearby galaxies, the researchers' results would be skewed.

I saw all this unfold from a peculiar perspective.

A look at a globe is perhaps the best way to appreciate the significance of this peculiar continent.

Objective To investigate the influence of certain peculiar formula feed leading to a slow increase of body weight in laboratory animals.

It looks grayish-green; it tastes sour and a little sweet. It has a peculiar odor. You should drink the Douzhir with slimy pickles.

She had a peculiar face; fleshless and haggard as it is, I rather like it.

but , " he went on with his peculiar smile , " i am here in paris , and have plenty of time before me - by and by will do for that .

It didn't seem during those years that there could be anyone else who might share my own peculiar tastes.

To be more complex, the organizational structures are made to implement its peculiar strategy.

They were a peculiar group of people -- laughing loudly with big smiles, always looking us in the eye when speaking to us.

That trick of staining the fishes' scales of a delicate pink is quite peculiar to China.

Yandang mountain is a famous tourist resorts that we because one of the many peculiar shape stone and mountain is famous.

Before SAX, each parser had its own peculiar API for communicating XML structure to handler code, and SAX provided important unification.

Ground: Besides the peculiar circumstance, in the office space uses most designs is the block blanket generally.

We immediately identified the animal as a peculiar plant eater , neither mammal nor reptile, called a traversodontid cynodont.

French expats are playing tennis in the heat with the peculiar athletic ferocity of Gauls in the tropics.

Windows Explorer will give peculiar errors if an attempt is made to change into a directory with a long filename.

The shapes can be expressed as mania and destruction; nihility and mystery, which forms a peculiar aesthetical atmosphere in the mean time.

The Business Street , as a public place of peculiar charm for people to live, shop and entertain, for long, is absorbing the public.

Common benefits are to be communicate with all; but peculiar benefits, with choice.

The fish has a peculiar taste . You really think it is all right ?

Damage to his frontal lobes, which play a role in behavior and personality, caused a host of other peculiar symptoms.

The smell of air-drying itself, but sometimes it's not good ink adjustment, resulting in a product produced by the peculiar smell.

Something is punctuated with peculiar burst of His speech was punctuated with applause.

There's something peculiar about him.

Firefox Mobile uses a somewhat peculiar compositing hack to make panning and zooming feel smooth within the browser's user interface.

The research of the team into this peculiar phenomenon led to one discovery after another.

Cyclodextrins, containing peculiar hydrophobic cavum, could form inclusion complexes with various guest molecules.

The slow and retrograde rotation state of Venus is very peculiar among the planets in the solar system.

When he crossed the threshold of the jail a peculiar sensation of strangeness and defeat came over him.

This paper will generalize and discover Scriabin's peculiar composing method and the characteristics of musical language in his piano music.

Results Leibniz made peculiar contribution to the differential equation. First, he put forward the terminology of differential equation.

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Amino acid composition was peculiar and COP was rich in antioxidative amino acids, in which leucine, proline and alanine were dominated.

Among the various tools of calligraphy, writing brush is peculiar to China.

Yixing's brown earth pottery is made of a peculiar kind of local red clay.

it was a peculiar propulsion of sound in a faintly melodious air.

Small meeting started with the intent to have fun! However, slowly some peculiar feeling starts to occur.

and I feel, somehow, that He may have a peculiar tenderness for His "rock flowers" that He may not have for His lilies and roses.

Do you think the upright spruce with clear layers of leaves resemble the patterns peculiar to the Uygurs of Xinjiang?

The here still has more things that can provide the exhumation, the beauties of the ancient old civilization and peculiar wait for you.

The negative side of this principle is the martyr attitude, a peculiar kind of passive aggressiveness.

Objective: To improve retainers aesthetics and alleviate buccal retainers peculiar sense for patients with removable partial denture.

plain and peculiar, yet his face looked beautiful to many, and his oddities were freely forgiven for his sake.

Such kind of peculiar phenomenon is beyond the explanation capability of traditional translation theory.

Still, these peculiar and unstructured ramblings probably ought not to trouble us unduly, bearing in mind their source.

Evidently electric currents of a peculiar kind had to be produced in order to render the process of nitrogen combustion more efficient.

Out of this peculiar relationship dependence arises with all its misery, confusion and the agony that is inherent in dependence.

The supplementary liability for security obligations which is part of peculiar tort responsibility belongs to tort law with a form.

The structural and aesthetical systems of the art of calligraphy peculiar to China exerts a subtle influence on modern planar designing.

At last she looks interesting, or at least peculiar.

The plantation slavery of American south is a peculiar institution, while the plantation is the place where the black slaves mainly inhabit.

I'm feeling rather peculiar I think I'll lie down for a while.

The principle is not peculiar to psychology. It has been recognised by statisticians for decades.

But there is something peculiar about this episode: it is the first meltdown in the era of broad consensus in economic policy.