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Meanings of most bizarre in English

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Usage of most bizarre in English
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One of the most bizarre attacks against Boomers involves the family home.
News.com.au
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But just five minutes later, Motherwell equalised in the most bizarre fashion.
BBC
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The most bizarre Emmy Awards in TV history are almost upon us.
News.com.au
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Soph, that is the most bizarre train of logic I've ever heard.
Sophie's world
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Ballard, even at his most bizarre, remains the sanest of social moralists.
The Irish Times
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And by almost every measure, Mia Jenson was its most bizarre member.
The capitol game
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The most bizarre story of a pope is that of Stephen VII.
Dark mysteries of the vatican
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Beats opens with a clause from one of Britain's most bizarre laws.
The Irish Times
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The most bizarre was to do with my supposed addiction to methadone.
The Guardian
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Probably Europe's most bizarre set-up is the 500-million euro parliament building in Strasbourg.
Reuters
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It really was one of the most bizarre situations I've seen.
The Guardian
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Without panicking Grey began to play the fish in the most bizarre way.
The Irish Times
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The Tomorrow Children is one of the most bizarre videogames I've ever played.
Wired
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And love sometimes shows itself in the strangest, most bizarre ways.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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The headline though appears to be the most bizarre aspect of the article.
The Irish Times
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The most bizarre party I ever went through was for Frank Sinatra, Jr.
I’m With the Band
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