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Deutch captures not only Seberg’s own vibrant ambivalence but her cadence with its inexplicably magical mix of musical, hesitant and precise — the voice of a child’s talking doll.

The Jackson-Vanik Amendment, a Cold War relic that restricted trade with the Soviet Union, inexplicably still applies to Central Asia.

The only development of any importance in the second half is an inexplicably delayed explanation—which requires only nine words—to resolve the central conflict.

He also accused Ofcom of being "inexplicably slow" to restrict UK access to the main website the Foundation has raised concerns about.

Kerkerking fielded it and — instead of getting what would have been an almost certain inning-ending out at first — inexplicably turned and threw to home instead.