At the other end of the bizarreness spectrum, of course, there are Ron Goldman's father and sister, who continue to hound Simpson like Ahab chasing the whale.
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I'm going against the current trend towards bizarreness, oddness; as you just called it, the'esoteric', which of course was around in the 1930s.
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As directed decorously by Gerard Corbiau, this film betrays little of the bizarreness implied by Farinelli's situation, reducing his suffering to nothing more than a form of decadent cachet.
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In its decision, the court majority backed away from the confusing " bizarreness " standard, and said districts don't have to be oddly shaped to be illegal.
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It's expected to provide a career barometer for Jackson in the wake of his sudden, strange marriage . . . kiddie-sex charges . . . and general bizarreness.
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And throwing in cheesy'60s-looking effects that resemble those antacid ads that show the inner workings of the stomach only adds to the bizarreness quotient while making the material seem dated.
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Unfortunately, " one man's bizarreness is other man's ordinary dork-otopia " and some developers think that everyone should change their ways to adjust to the new stuff.
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In fact, recent Washington fiction has increasingly tried to cope with the growing bizarreness of real-life politics by indulging in black comedy, tabloid voyeurism and out-and-out farce.
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Jeff Greenfield, the CNN political analyst, put it this way : " Readers are now accustomed to a reality so bizarre that bizarreness isn't going to win any prizes for creativity.
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It had to be just enough to show what was going on, the pain and bizarreness of it, but without enough for it to be salacious or actually fun to watch in any way.
