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  • Aspen was smarter than anyone knew and devastatingly handsome, but it was atypical for a woman to marry down.†  (source)
  • Snow in June would be atypical.†  (source)
  • Out of a black door in a nearby cantina, admittedly an atypical place for a young woman like herself to be found, a young woman was emerging.†  (source)
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  • I threw my bouquet with atypical skill, right into Angela's surprised hands.†  (source)
    atypical = not typical
  • I also stood some forty meters away, in the temple itself— an atypically enclosed space 43.5 meters high, 65.7 meters long, and 29.9 meters wide.†  (source)
    atypically = in a manner that is not typical
  • But atypical.†  (source)
    atypical = not typical
  • The urine we found at the Grand Hyatt demonstrated large deposits of yeast, as well as atypically large counts of red blood cells.†  (source)
    atypically = in a manner that is not typical
  • Alas, it's also atypical, and Western aid efforts have been particularly ineffective in Muslim countries like Afghanistan and Pakistan.†  (source)
    atypical = not typical
  • But she's atypically reserving comment as well, and I think I must be sounding something unusual indeed, to quell Ms. Crawford and Mr. Banerjee, affable gabbers both.†  (source)
    atypically = in a manner that is not typical
  • He suspects that it is this terrain that's atypical and upside down-but he's not sure.†  (source)
    atypical = not typical
  • The book was filled with complicated sentences explaining Henrietta's cells by saying, "its atypical histology may correlate with the unusually malignant behavior of the carcinoma," and something about the "correlate of the tumor's singularity."†  (source)
  • Okay, so maybe my upbringing was a little atypical.†  (source)
  • Well, sir, yours were read as grade four, atypical, probably benign.†  (source)
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