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But on this hot August afternoon, as a car pulled up outside the event hall to deposit José’s parents and the other elderly travelers, the streets were eerily quiet.

It’s about the way spaces designed for profit strip away context, scale and care, leaving behind something frictionless and eerily familiar.

"It's eerily weird," she exclaimed, while packing her truck to spend a night with her family and friends in the mountains.

He stumbled on a case hundreds of miles north in Pennsylvania, the facts of which were eerily similar to D.C.’s.

Much of the American political and social landscape of almost two centuries ago was eerily familiar, even if the labels were the reverse of what we perceive as customary today.