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Meanings of great paradox in English
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Usage of great paradox in English
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They can only answer the great paradox by repeating the truism.
2
It is the great paradox of Juventus: prestigious club, pathetic support.
3
He knew how it looked: it was the great paradox of Chris Langan's genius.
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Well, you will allow that it's a great paradox, aunty!
5
That is the great paradox of today's winner-take-all economy.
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It is the great paradox of this modern super-club, what you might call the Bernardo principle.
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And what he's interested in, is the great paradox of the role Jews play in Germany.
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He grasped the great paradox of his time: that Ireland could not be stabilised without radical change.
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That is the great paradox and mystery.
10
The great paradox of Roosevelt's character was the contrast between its fundamental simplicity and its apparent spectacular quality.
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It's the great paradox of rock.
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This is the great paradox.
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This is the great paradox of the idea: it grips the imagination only when it is in a dire state.
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So the great paradox becomes a blessed truth, that man's deepest sin works out God's highest act of Love and Pardon.
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The great paradox of Christianity, the manifestation of divinest power in uttermost weakness, was forced upon them in its most startling form.
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There's a great paradox, of wolves and of humans, and if you don't understand the paradox you cannot understand what we do.
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