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Cantor published a rather strange paper in 1894 which listed the way that all even numbers up to 1000 could be written as the sum of two primes.
Other work undertaken by du Châtelet was a translation of Mandeville's The fable of the bees which is a rather strange work on morals.
That is a rather strange set-up, a bit like having a butcher inspecting the quality of his own meat.
Probably most of you have already noticed that the water that has been sitting for a few hours in a glass has a rather strange taste.
people sometimes give a rather strange reaction associated with this infection.
it is not surprising that El Valle occupies a rather strange place in the national consciousness.
utters a rather strange monologue in a decadent style.
they use a rather strange measure, which is called troy ounce of gold.
and it is a rather strange one.
in which you run a rather strange little man,
only the words copied by the scribes' introduces a rather strange dichotomy.
It's a rather strange thing that he would want to do that in one sweep,
thenyou can come to a rather strange conclusion- the manufacturer wanted to position it for all niches in the market,
in which you run a rather strange little man,
While we have known that the northern- and southernmost regions of the planet play host to rather large cyclones, new images taken by Juno show that these cyclones are arranged in a rather strange pattern- eight cyclones surround one large one in the north while five surround a central cyclone in the south.
There is a rather strange twist to this story for the engineer who was in charge of the development of the rival machines at the Census Bureau,
Something else that we would like to highlight is the fact that we have a rather strange fixed culture whereby every year we allocate too much to certain areas despite the fact that we know that these funds will be sent back unused at the end of the year or in fact the year after.
Had a rather strange power.
I'm having a rather strange day.