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strange

[streynj] / streɪndʒ /




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The oceans, however, were already bursting with strange and diverse life.

From Science Daily

"Somebody at some point will have to pay it, but at the moment it's sitting in a sort of strange financial black hole," says Lucy Nethsingha, Cambridgeshire County Council's Liberal Democrat leader.

From BBC

And he has a chance to, whether he knows it or not, he’s going to tell her about his feelings of strange complicity in something he had no responsibility for.

From Los Angeles Times

French, who plays 'widow' Debbie Fendon, said: "This is a sitcom about a very strange little oddball family who commit a massive fraud but pretend that it's no big deal."

From BBC

Whatever the benefit of this new policy, this is a strange time to provoke price spikes.

From The Wall Street Journal