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quirk

[kwurk] / kwɜrk /


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“A combination of seasonality, weather, the quirks of the holiday calendar, and constrained capacity drove prices substantially higher, as opposed to stronger freight volumes,” said Ken Adamo, DAT’s chief of analytics.

From The Wall Street Journal

They argued that the lack of addresses — along with other quirks, such as having no streetlights or sidewalks in residential areas, leading many to walk at night with flashlights — added to the vaunted “village character.”

From Los Angeles Times

That was more than just a quirk of design.

From Los Angeles Times

As a musician, she’s as interested in sweeping, relatable drama as she is in peculiar artistic quirks.

From Salon

The intimacy of “matter” and “mattering” is a quirk of the English language.

From The Wall Street Journal