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They rate a nuclear event from 1 (an anomaly) to 7 (a major accident).anomaly = something outside of the range of what is normally expected
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We consider the accident an anomaly--not a reason to change standard procedures.
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They suspect foul play, but can only point to a network traffic anomaly.
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"Basiliscus amoratus with three-toed genetic anomaly," she said, reading. (source)
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i think she used the phrase "a craniofacial abnormality" to describe his face. or maybe it was "craniofacial anomaly." (source)anomaly = something different than what is normally expected
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Because this seven-by-twenty-mile tract is surrounded on three sides by the protected acreage of the national park, it harbors more than its share of wolf, bear, caribou, moose, and other game, a local secret that's jealously guarded by those hunters and trappers who are aware of the anomaly. (source)anomaly = unusual situation
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I was thinking a lot about how they'd made this place exist even though it should've been underwater, and how I was for Dr. Maria a kind of Amsterdam, a half-drowned anomaly, and that made me think about dying. (source)anomaly = something outside of the range of what is normally expected
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You will be shocked to learn what anomalies Da Vinci included here that most scholars either do not see or simply choose to ignore.† (source)anomalies = things falling outside of what is normally expected
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Even my service in the Marine Corps was pretty common in Ohio, but at Yale, many of my friends had never spent time with a veteran of America's newest wars. In other words, I was an anomaly. (source)anomaly = something outside of the range of what is normally expected
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It's not generally in the way of parables, which Carol is, to treat anomalies.† (source)anomalies = things falling outside of what is normally expected
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This may not seem like such a big deal in other families, but my parents, both of whom are painfully shy, looked upon their outgoing anomaly just as Native Americans regard an albino buffalo—he was a miracle.† (source)anomaly = something outside of the range of what is normally expected
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And no other anomalies.† (source)anomalies = things falling outside of what is normally expected
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Death sentences resulting from "judge override" were an anomaly, even back in 1989.† (source)anomaly = something outside of the range of what is normally expected
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Aro sent me all over the world searching for such anomalies, and you simply stumble across it by accident and don't even realize what you have.† (source)anomalies = things falling outside of what is normally expected
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A beautiful little anomaly absolutely unique.† (source)anomaly = something outside of the range of what is normally expected
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His human discontents were muted in the icy mists and the whole blowing otherworld of whiteouts and radio disruptions and unrelenting winds and total cold and objects that did not cast shadows and numerous freak readings on compasses and radar scopes and the BUFF that crashed on an ice sheet with live nukes aboard, anomalies of the eye, the mind, the systems themselves, and the experience made him sense the ghost-spume of some higher hippie consciousness.† (source)anomalies = things falling outside of what is normally expected
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