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Meanings of curiously enough in English

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Usage of curiously enough in English
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Then curiously enough, George's slow mind brought forth an even sounder argument.
Earth Abides
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I looked at it curiously enough, and gave it back to him.
The Ebbing Of The Tide / South Sea Stories - 1896
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But, curiously enough, they were not thinking of quite the same indiscretion.
The Country of the Blind, and Other Stories
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Dicky, curiously enough, took the first realization of their predicament less hard.
The Brighton Boys with the Flying Corps
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But curiously enough, this does not always work out with mathematical directness.
Reform Cookery Book (4th edition) / Up-To-Date Health Cookery fo...
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There were only two seats vacant and, curiously enough, face to face.
The Passenger from Calais
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His own expression, curiously enough, had not changed to one of anger.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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For, curiously enough, she had begun to want to know about him.
Ideala
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On his hands and his face and, curiously enough, on his feet.
Summers at Castle Auburn
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But curiously enough the wrongs seem to me more real than the complaints.
The New Jerusalem
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Every one of the three curiously enough had believed the girl.
A Prince of Sinners
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The people who know least the country are, curiously enough, the Brazilians themselves.
Across Unknown South America
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The cows, curiously enough, seemed to bear the hardship better than the bulls.
Roosevelt in the Bad Lands
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The pilgrims, curiously enough, didn't mean to land on Cape Cod at all.
The Lost Continent
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I was frozen with it, and curiously enough it was an inner cold.
Sight Unseen
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Among them, curiously enough, Marco Polo has by some means found a place.
Round the World
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Curiously enough through the time
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