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strange

[streynj] / streɪndʒ /




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Lorraine Sherr, an expert in clinical and health psychology at University College London, told AFP the case was "strange" and "complex".

From Barron's

His accent was bouncy and strange, and I figured he must have come from somewhere exotic.

From Literature

"I live, work, and play with the members. It's a really strange experience," he said.

From BBC

This unusual phase of water conducts electricity exceptionally well, making it a strong candidate for explaining the strange magnetic fields observed around ice giant planets.

From Science Daily

With the decades-old hypothesis no longer viable, researchers are now exploring a broader set of ideas that could explain the strange observations and potentially shed light on deeper questions, including the nature of dark matter.

From Science Daily