This oddly democratic phenomenon is also evident in the nearly 6 million square foot Dubai Mall.
Koh Surin Tai is the second largest in the group, another oddly shaped amoeba of land.
Oddly enough in this tucked-away spot, it was left to French people to make the breakthroughs.
As huge and oddly specific as that number may be, it is not an outlier.
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There is a lot of noise that goes on in ICU. The people are oddly silent.
Gardner got off to a tough start Monday in the oddly angled center field.
Oddly, though, the main beneficiaries of Britain's tax hand-outs seem to be big American studios.
Despite the upheavals engulfing Tunisia, Egypt and Yemen, the 45-year-old hereditary dictator felt oddly secure.
The foreign minister, Dimitrij Rupel, is oddly abrasive for someone with two decades' diplomatic experience.
The waves next to the pier have become inconsistent and oddly shaped, he said.
In one scene, Danny is playing with toy cars on the hotel's oddly patterned carpet.
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And, oddly enough, as Romney stalls in the polls and Perry staggers, Cain continues to rise.
Oddly, the funniest performer here is Gene Hackman, playing an aggressively straight, family-values-spouting politician.
Oddly, this form of socialism is always the one that establishment NFL commentators rave about.
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Yet the authorities and the media seem oddly fixated on the supposed transgressions of foreign firms.
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Oddly, the explosion of tribal gambling outfits is one reason for Reno's economic recovery.
"I wouldn't give her the satisfaction, " I think to myself, and I feel oddly nostalgic.
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Yet our ten-year Treasury yield was, in the absence of inflation, an oddly high 4.8%.
Oddly, voters may end up electing a government keener on tax cuts than they themselves are.
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Oddly, the stock market seemed to like this report, rising steadily after its release.
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Oddly enough, demographic research suggests that consumption and population growth in advanced economies plateau or fall.
Oddly, both views are right: Bradford's Muslims are both more ghettoised and more integrated.
Oddly, the HitBliss Earn video player doesn't display how much money you've earned as you go.
Oddly, those collateral requirements are established, not by the ECB, but by the national central banks.
Oddly enough, the fiercely capitalist Koch family owes part of its fortune to Joseph Stalin.
Pincus: Before this new chapter, there was an inverse relationship between engagement and monetization, oddly.
During the drive back to the firebase, I found myself feeling oddly sorry for Audin.
At the oddly-named StreamCrab, 23% were positive and 14% were negative (51% were neutral).
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The incarceration of hundreds of thousands of non-violent Americans is, oddly enough, no laughing matter.
But oddly enough, the style of music they're playing comes from somewhere else entirely: the Congo.
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