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From an outsider's perspective, it's even odder; to us, the principal two (two!) political parties are almost identical.

Night/Shift workers: If you're a 24/7 operation then you've got people that work even odder times than the rest.

Plus a lot of the odder syntax choices have been replaced in favor of:= instead.

It is no odder than Unix conflating your shell with a process, really.

She later admits this, which makes this paragraph all the more odder.

Not only this, they are throwing mud at Russavia and Odder who called her out, while their evidence against her is pretty much undeniable.

Isn't it odder that local police have access to this data?

But odder still that frameworks would need even more complexity.

The fact that the phrase persists is one of the odder facts of Constitutional history, and the original ruling one of the more obviously loathsome of the set.

Having said that, there have been times when I wished Google had a process that would keep some of their odder mistakes from happening.

So it's a bit odd to lump different areas of scientific computing together, but even odder to neglect the one language that has a chance of topping more than one of these areas.

One of the odder things to me about the area (everything was odd to some degree, including my presence there) was that there was so much drug activity right next to the police station.

Omitting it in "ha" sounds odder, but it looks like it's just a typo.

Saudi laws should not be characterised as "just a little stricter and odder than we're used to".

So, as a Seattle resident myself, I have a bit of an odder definition of "downtown" that the OA might be sharing.

But, when you mention "acceptance" it actually seems odder still.