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strangely enough |
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strangely enough in a way that is unusual or surprising. His mother, strangely enough, seemed to be happy that he got arrested. See also: enough |
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But strangely enough I did not falter in my allegiance to him, or realize that here in this free form was a deliverance, if I liked, from the fetters and manacles which I had been at so much pains to fit myself with. Strangely enough, everything about it was shaggy, although so new and beautiful, and he sighed with contentment to realize that he could now be finely dressed and still be the shaggy man. Having possessed herself of his attention, she appeared, strangely enough, to have nothing to say to him. |
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strangely enough
