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Bizarrely, that is the only Sony Ericsson WTA Tour title this hard-hitting, long-legged, rail-thin Slovakian has after more than 5 years on the women's professional tennis tour.
Archive 2007-03-01 Ron Buckmire 2007
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Bizarrely, that is the only Sony Ericsson WTA Tour title this hard-hitting, long-legged, rail-thin Slovakian has after more than 5 years on the women's professional tennis tour.
Pacific Life Open Women's Semifinals Preview Ron Buckmire 2007
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"Bizarrely," Bergen and Tiedemann wrote in a May 29 op-ed, "the Defense Department has in the past even lumped into the recidivist category former prisoners who have done no more than criticize the United States after their release. ...
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"Bizarrely," Bergen and Tiedemann wrote in a May 29 op-ed, "the Defense Department has in the past even lumped into the recidivist category former prisoners who have done no more than criticize the United States after their release. ...
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Bizarrely, we tuned our Swiss telly one evening and there was a complete Morecambe and Wise Xmas special.
Travel Plans « We Don't Count Your Own Visits To Your Blog 2009
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Bizarrely, for the traditionally oppressed gender, are women turning into control freaks?
If you sleep with a man, trust him to take the pill | Barbara Ellen 2011
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Bizarrely these people seem to hate the Libs more than right wing Tories.
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Bizarrely, the findings state that the more bystanders there are, the*less* likely it is that any one of them will help.
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Bizarrely these people seem to hate the Libs more than right wing Tories.
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Bizarrely, Osborne went out of his way to oblige his critics, supplying newspapers with all the material they required for a picture of heedless, Neroesque extravagance featuring Klosters, his signature scowl and, yet more sinister, a snood.
Loved the postcard from Klosters, George, it said it all | Catherine Bennett 2011
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