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The face of each child, as the amount of his contribution was mentioned, darkened in a peculiarly vindictive manner.

Left to its own devices, Bright Food has so far proven itself a peculiarly artless and dithering would-be acquirer.

Tito thought he knew the voice , which had a peculiarly sharp ring .

Peculiarly, a woman in my class, she never look at me when she says hello to me and when i talk about her dear in qq, she will ignore me.

All economic statistics are best seen as a peculiarly boring form of science fiction, but China's numbers are more fictional than most.

The new president of the university arose and eyed him with a peculiarly approbative and grateful gaze.

Peculiarly, he never asked his father to help him.

Has the Supreme court ever heard such a peculiarly American story as that of Anna Nicole Smith?

and he heard the echoes of his own selected and correct words, "But then, may I not be peculiarly constituted to write? "

We are, to be sure, a miracle every way; but our powers of recollecting and of forgetting do seem peculiarly past finding out.

To us all this was peculiarly distressing.

Introverted nature, peculiarly firm disposition, frank and vigorous individuality, are what you possess.

In the course of time there had been formed a certain peculiarly intimate bond which united the ringer to the church.

So had no color perception at all but rather peculiarly has devoted her life to investigating color.

I'll be there in a minute, came a peculiarly pleasant voice from the distance.

It is not true that my peculiarly isolated social condition was the bar to my plunging into the midst of the world-life.

I will remark here, by way of advertisement, that the Hartford Accident Company. . . is peculiarly to BE depended upon.

Dry-cured duck is a peculiarly traditional meat product of china, and also one of the most famous dry-cured meat products in the world.

Note, that this is not a peculiarly British problem.

The police have proven peculiarly inept at stemming sporadic but recurrent bouts of sectarian strife.

"M" , as the author modestly styles himself, was peculiarly qualified for his task.

They are, to be sure, a peculiarly boring breed of romantic, speaking in turgid prose rather than poetry.

Iceland is peculiarly volcanic because it is formed by the intersection of a hotspot and a mid-ocean ridge.

In this particular species, the hand bones are peculiarly elongated and thick, forming a club that the bird could swing forcefully.

The actress looked at me peculiarly.

the man. He has been hanging around my store all day and acting peculiarly.

Those for whom Nabokov is, in the words of Martin Amis, "the laureate of cruelty" , see his deathbed decree as peculiarly vexing.

"Branch Cooperative" mode was peculiarly existed in Chinese peasant cooperative movement.

This feature peculiarly enrages some of its enemies.

Peculiarly, for such an historically dominant people, the English feel both superiority and pique at being overlooked.

Not only was he unmolested, but two years later, he carried on another huge swindle upon the Government under peculiarly heinous conditions.

This museum was a peculiarly shaped construction.

The side mirrors are peculiarly hollow for the most part.

Good grades are not enough. You also need to perform in a peculiarly British ritual: the Oxbridge interview.

But as Ms Murray's book reveals, it is a peculiarly British habit to quarantine death with "pragmatism, etiquette and control" .

The building is a peculiarly shaped construction.

A peculiarly Chinese response to the "Occupy Wall Street" movement: occupy Walmart.

The growers are hoping big-city residents will develop a yen for the peculiarly shaped produce.

Influence-peddling and deal-making are part of politics the world over but the earmarks system is peculiarly American.

had a curiously husky voice; he's behaving rather peculiarly.

He was peculiarly stupid to lose his temper on such an occasion.

These may seem peculiarly Asian problems, the legacies of past wars and still-disputed borders.

Nevertheless, from a theory based on intuition, the omission of such duties leaves Ross's list peculiarly incomplete.

It is a time when the malaria parasite is peculiarly vulnerable.

All three candidates preach a peculiarly American style of patriotism.

The brain, he observes, is peculiarly susceptible to oxidative damage.

Camels are peculiarly adapted for life in the desert.

Fathers are particularly and peculiarly doting.

Rather peculiarly but conveniently, it is documented along with the scroll bar functions.

It seemed the peculiarly appropriate attitude for the business I was in.

Mr Lee's addiction to climate control is not peculiarly Asian.

There are, of course, some peculiarly Chinese characteristics.

The game peculiarly associated with England is cricket.

Finalize, for instance, is not standard; it is special, and it is a peculiarly fuzzy and silly word.

The faint pinks and greens were peculiarly beautiful.

According to the key witnesses, a peculiarly big nose is the criminal's most memorable facial feature.

His smile was peculiarly friendly and pleasing.

A peculiarly pointed chin is his most memorable facial .

There are no peculiarly Western or Eastern mobile phones or financial derivatives.

Hunting foxes is a peculiarly English sport.

or, secondly, when they are considered as peculiarly affecting one or other of us.

The morning seemed peculiarly bright to him now.

but then , may not i be peculiarly constituted to write ?

And so did berlusconismo: his peculiarly personalised, aggressive and flamboyant way of doing things.

Cricket is peculiarly the English man's own outdoor game.

We suspect this is a peculiarly New Zealand phenomenon.

But the peculiarly interesting fact is that re-transference is also possible.

Once we were all dressed up, standing in line for tickets at the Society of the Four Arts, a peculiarly Palm Beach institution.

Before his peculiarly modest robbery, Verone, 59, sent a letter to the Gaston Gazette.

Personnel's situation and society enlightenment being laid-off peculiarly

The answer to the first question is that the Eyjafjallajokull eruption is peculiarly well attuned to messing with air travel;