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Gutfeldt speaks of a peculiar idiosyncrasy of sleep produced by hearing music.
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Even her breathing revealed her peculiar idiosyncrasy: no actual movement on her surface was discernible.
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Even the thought of sexual pleasure with a female was sufficient to provoke this peculiar idiosyncrasy.
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There are, however, some few who have a peculiar idiosyncrasy as regards eggs and cannot take them at all.
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The Ephemerides speaks of a peculiar idiosyncrasy of skin in the axilla of a certain person, which if tickled would provoke vomiting.
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We admit this willingly; but we deny these effects to its moderate use by persons of ordinary health and of no peculiar idiosyncrasy.
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At that moment-(oughtI to attribute it to some peculiar idiosyncrasy)- Ifeltso great a heat that I was obliged to take off my coat.
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He argued with himself in extenuation of the girl's peculiar idiosyncrasies.
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War collects many characters of peculiar idiosyncrasies, and jumbles them strangely together, so that curious associations are produced.
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It was no longer a matter of wonder that Hargrave should have described Lilian's peculiar idiosyncrasies in his sketch of his fabulous Pythoness.
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It was no longer a matter of wonder that Margrave should have described Lilian's peculiar idiosyncrasies in his sketch of his fabulous Pythoness.
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(24) An eccentricity is a peculiar idiosyncrasy.