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Meanings of very intriguing in English

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Usage of very intriguing in English
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The problem of biological motion is a very intriguing and topical issue.
Pubmed
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And very intriguing to see what Linch came up with, Matthew thought.
Speaks the Nightbird
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I find his attention to detail and fabric choice to be very intriguing.
Ebony
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A very intriguing combination of reality and fantasy, much better than your group's previous efforts.
The illuminatus! trilogy
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It's going to be messy but it brings up some very intriguing points and technicalities.
Full circle
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And Dr. Dahninaderke, who was originally a veterinarian from Rotterdam, had a very intriguing habit.
Boy’s Life
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The wide eyes, the half-parted lips as he fought to control himself were very intriguing.
A kiss of shadows
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This information was very intriguing to Bosch, mostly because he had no idea what it meant.
The reversal
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But you must admit that it was very intriguing, and I was only in my teens.
The lord of the rings
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They have a very intriguing division of labor.
Wired
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He then added, Tell Madame la Marquise that my wife is very clever and very intriguing.
Memoirs of the Courts of Louis XV and XVI. — Volume 1 / Being se...
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We've got a desert island, the classic single desert island, always a very intriguing scenario to me.
The new yorker
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Then there was the very intriguing question of how Gina was keeping the place afloat on her own.
To catch a thief
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That's a very intriguing question.
Reuters
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Several prospective match-ups are very intriguing indeed and draw the eye when the Green and Gold squads are compared.
The South African
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I find that very intriguing.
Secret Sanction
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