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It might be a bit confusing when taking a closer look at this peculiar detail, as Harris made expanding access to abortion a key part of her platform.

From Salon

Although it is common for political candidates to name-check hometown heroes during their travels, former President Trump’s focus on the late golfer Arnold Palmer’s genitalia was peculiar.

But there’s a peculiar quirk to campaigning here: Montana may be the country’s fourth-largest state by area, but it’s only the 44th largest by population.

From Slate

The peculiar tradition began after intervention by railway officials at Edinburgh Waverley Station, below the clock tower.

From BBC

In their peculiar form of invincibility, the Dodgers go through more pitchers than McSorley’s Old Ale House on a Saturday night.

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