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1 Ireland has a strange quirk to its access to information laws.
2 This is because of another strange quirk of quantum physics.
3 By a strange quirk of fate, President Kennedy also was placed there after his assassination.
4 The governor's letter to the chancellor has always been a strange quirk of monetary policy.
5 Then he remembered: Manowitz, by some strange quirk of the taste buds, could not abide lox.
6 He didn't want the extra time that some strange quirk of his metabolism had given to him.
7 A strange quirk of fandom is that it is inextricably linked to the city where the team is based.
8 Read more Grunting is a strange quirk of professional tennis, but it's also quite common among the rest of us.
9 By a strange quirk of fate, one of the French governors of the city was John Law's great-nephew Alexander Law.
10 But by a strange quirk of fate, their discoveries and their developments led them further and further from the studies of the Council.
11 By some strange quirk , I have an impression that weeks, or months, have passed since I left Baltimore on that bitter March morning.
12 Unfortunately for my stomach and mucous membranes, Nelson had a strange quirk of nature that made him find happiness in treating me to beer.
13 It is perhaps a strange quirk of fate that both Richard Miller and Barry Peterson never reached manhood, but died violently long before their time.
14 I love him in the way that I love Stravinsky: I get all excited about his weird chords and strange quirks .
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