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‘Where did you hear the theatrical bit?’ she asked curiously
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Fortunately, it is far too hot for the cattle to do more than look at us curiously as we walk across the field
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’ She said, the satisfied tone of her voice causing Angie to look at her curiously
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A small child is playing with wooden bricks on the rug in the main room; he looks up at me curiously as I go through the room
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Curiously enough, when we cleared his mother’s
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'How erratic was she?' I asked, curiously Bunty skims over her mother's condition in her diaries although Bert did mention it
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Curiously, Tom peered through the gateways and entrances
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“When was this causeway built?” Tom asked Bram curiously,
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marvelled again at the curiously motionless lights in the stones of the
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“Why did they think that?” Alistair asked curiously
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him and avoiding the traffic which seemed curiously
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He related to her, and she passed along to my sister and me, a rare tale of a most curiously adapted regimen for the pursuit of what she referred to as 'enlightenment
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doesn’t she?’ The courtroom was curiously silent, and it
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curiously uninspiring that morning
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My hope is this will reacquaint (or acquaint) the reader in some of the most famous and influential writers of our time, all, curiously enough – from Scotland
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He rounded on Grandpa and shot out a fist, which curiously curled back into his own face
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Curiously, we peer into the pen
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Again, it’s curiously not in the book-”
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The blond boy looked at her curiously
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But there were also the pleasant experiences, such few they were; he remembered the drunken night with a woman who turned out to be curiously special
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A non-located screen before them showed the stars move from static points to a mass of a curiously
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In the above control room an array of fixed, curiously antiquated display screens were giving the various intermix ratios, projected stability levels coupled with the power requirements for sustaining negative energy
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But when he checked with the beacon, it had gone; curiously the suit had omitted to relay that to him
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Curiously it offered him protection from
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’ His way of speaking sounded curiously familiar to Raiya
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Curiously she could find very few positive accounts/reports; Transcenders were not effective at controlling publicity and neither were they big on self promotion
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The man, seated in front, turned his curiously flawless head sideways
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When Scott got up a light-headed feeling struck him and his legs felt curiously weak
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curiously mixed with the crackle of emotion, of
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Curiously, there were no water stains on it
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Curiously, it was easier to get a picture than sound due to the less substantial nature of auditory feedback
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Now curiously comfortable in the knowledge that from this point, the next moment and beyond, was simply an inevitable part of his life
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Surprised, Jimmy fumbled the lighter curiously, watching the pattern glimmer
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but containing it, curiously
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’ L-Seven-Six's voice had mellowed in a way that seemed curiously ominous
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On the ground beneath the control panel Operative-14 lay in a fetal position, with a curiously serene look on his face
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‘Was that Spencer?’ Evelyn asked curiously, as I jumped into her car
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Such decisions should be carefully mapped out as they are likely to impact the course of future generations (curiously) different however (remarkably) similar to present conventions
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Josie and I held onto each other tightly, watching curiously as the medical staff swiftly and efficiently did what they were trained to do
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As it swished the water, he saw two arms, curiously naked-looking
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“When was that?” asked Nibbles curiously
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My arm was still resting lightly over his, a curiously old-fashioned gesture
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It is curiously blank, for me, although I believe he was
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It was a curiously muted and subdued bunch of people
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Jules had kept silent for the entire time, curiously choosing not to participate in my impromptu orientation
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It was easily three stories high and as wide as a moon rocket, curiously lit by some sort of inner light, as if it was painted with glow paint
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It was without doubt the most magnanimous thing I’d ever seen, and even though my analytical mind kept screaming that there was no way in hell all this could ever fit inside that egg-shaped building, the more mushy, animal part of my brain told me that this was an important, inspiring place where I was curiously enough safe
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The sense of relief…overwhelming…a curiously subdued bunch of guys
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Amonas knew what Hilderich was thinking from the look on his face and the expectancy in his voice, and replied curiously enough with a question:
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She curiously studied his features
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The few passers-by looked at them curiously as they walked past them
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The mechanic looked at them curiously, said something to the bicycle’s owner, and turned back to his work
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From what Molo could gather from where the suns rose and fell each day they were walking roughly towards the northeast; curiously enough that was one of the few things that seemed to make sense
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He studied them curiously, considering them to be the flashing lights of an airplane on the runway of Limon’s Airport
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Curiously, Molo noticed for the first time it was a knife with a strangely fashioned two-edged blade: one was serrated and the other seemed to be razor sharp
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Hartle curiously looked at the thing floating in the water
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The more conservative evangelicals and the more liberal liberals were curiously united in their opposition to the new Statement – the former because it was a cultural step too far to cut loose from the Confession and the latter because there was no conscience clause to accompany the new Statement which, though relatively brief, was entirely orthodox
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Anthropology and Global Finance seemed curiously unrelated to each other
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Hilderich felt curiously intrigued by the improbably styled interior of the tower, though it troubled him that the atmosphere this place exuded was not akin to a place of healing
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The Prosops bobbed slightly leaning to and fro as well, as if it were intrigued and curiously undecided about what it should say
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Curiously enough he remembered it had something to do with James
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Vaguely, she remembered having curiously studied them from the parapet of her father’s palace home
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James’ gaze went wild as he realised he had missed, but it curiously enough settled the next moment in a calm, peaceful stare; his carotid was shattered and he was drowning in his own blood
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“Yes,” I said curiously with a hint of reluctance
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She told about the flowers, about the plants, about the bushes and she called on the birds that came circling down, sat on her outstretched hand, and looked curiously at the two siblings and the wizard
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Juliet looked over at him curiously, as if moved by the last suggestion
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Orphenn turned his eyes up to the guard, who was curiously eyeing Cinder’s
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Nathan Greene was a curiously small man of almost elfin proportion
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They showed zero interest in the fact that Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, in addition to having been on a plane that crashed, curiously had a bullet hole in his head
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A maple-tree grew beside it with a curiously gnarled and twisted trunk, creeping along the ground for a little way before shooting up into the air, and so forming a quaint seat; and September had flung a scarf of pale smoke-blue asters around the hollow
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He gravitated curiously toward Sven, who was gazing out
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Curiously, he wrapped his fingers around the leg of the chair
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Psa 139:15 My substance was not hid from thee, when I was made in secret, and curiously wrought in the lowest parts of the earth
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Orphenn realized curiously that no one was on the streets
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and they watched it curiously, all but Cinder, who could only feel its warmth
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15 My substance was not hid from you, when I was made in secret, and curiously wrought in the lowest parts of the Earth
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He looked at me curiously
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“What about them?” she said curiously
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pressed curiously against the transparent shell as he gazed
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The one who he approached, had long brown hair and looked at him curiously like a snake might look at it’s prey
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Nicolas watched curiously
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She looked at him curiously, and a smile played on her face
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and could see through the tiny slits created between leaf joins as a large band of curiously hungry looking flora descending on the
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over curiously at the waste pipe that stretched from the beach to
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Curiously, he noticed there was no static this time as he picked up the receiver to listen
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Lucky looked at me with surprise in her eyes “You don’t say” she eyed Kevin curiously “Does he have any dirty secrets I should know about?” she teased
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” He looked at me curiously, like he didn't saw a problem with that
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Curiously, it has a similar legend as well
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When her grandmother came to stand in front of her, Jesse watched her curiously
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Sergeant Hill looked at Ken curiously
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At first glance the room looked curiously bare, but that was only a trick of the imagination due to the size of the room
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curiously for the rest of the day
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In terms of dollar amounts this may be the greatest fraud ever; curiously, the media has ignored it
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“Mai Ken?” he called, curiously,
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The short agent glanced curiously at his companion
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That was the first time he had mentioned his wife since Lorna arrived in the UK, and she looked at him curiously to see if he was feeling sad
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"What's the matter?" said Justin, curiously
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Corrigan’s big plow gelding looked at us curiously as it
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appeared to be nothing short of elated mischief, curiously
