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Meanings of strange paradox in English
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Usage of strange paradox in English
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It is a strange paradox that age makes a better marathon runner.
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Today, political leaders throughout Europe are facing a strange paradox.
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And this strange paradox is not confined to these Jews.
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Now here is a strange paradox, namely-youlock your door only by opening it.
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Everybody has experienced that strange paradox with the onset of flu or a bad cold.
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The two coexisted, suspended in a strange paradox.
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By a strange paradox, he pitied himself as deeply as he did the woman he loved.
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Peace that by a strange paradox is the substance and source of the storm at the surface.
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These musicians know all about that strange paradox inherent in how Irish audiences treat a homegrown act.
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We went to war, and, by a strange paradox, secured peace with honour: peace of the national conscience.
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He had to borrow the colt, and the message in which He asks for it is a strange paradox.
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It's a strange paradox.
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But it was a strange paradox, that precisely the depth of his love for her made him willing to think of losing her.
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A soldier's life is a strange paradox; yet God, who is the God of battles as well as Prince of Peace, knows and understands.
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He maintains these strange paradoxes and contradictions with a pertinacity quite surprising.
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When men and women love, strange paradoxes are found.
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Strange paradox across language varieties
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