Disconcertingly few Americans actually fit that description, at least among those who want to be truckers.
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Both fruits reach and surpass their peak disconcertingly quickly, between late spring and mid-summer.
Even by the standards of most big American cities, Oklahoma City's centre is still disconcertingly empty.
Visitors enjoy posing with the disconcertingly lifelike mannequins in the museum's whimsical dioramas.
Meanwhile, interest rates at emergency lows in the United States have made it disconcertingly easy for emerging markets to import capital.
Their tiny wheels can make the bike's handling disconcertingly hyper-responsive (a slight turn of your handlebars will send you careening over the curb).
The fall in the pound may have been disconcertingly large but it marks an overdue adjustment after a long period in which sterling was overpriced.
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Such mild prejudice apart, some of Hank's grudges are disconcertingly accurate.
Sarah Palin is strident and Mitt Romney disconcertingly perfect.
The final scene was disconcertingly businesslike, and the blissful closing theme in the violins, rendered without much of a crescendo and with an oddly abrupt fade at the end, came across as trivial.
The first, William Wellman's "Nothing Sacred" (on Kino DVD and Blu-ray), is the actress's only color film and finds her opposite Fredric March at the center of a newspaper scam modern viewers may find disconcertingly familiar.
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He lays into the "waste and mismanagement" of the EU and, slightly disconcertingly, rounds on BBC News Online, claiming to know what I get up to in my leisure time when asked about claims UKIP has a "Little Englander" attitude.
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