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idiosyncrasy
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On looking back at the situation with a new focus, she was able to realize that she had gotten tired of her friend's idiosyncracies long before, and that the "offensive remark" probably was designed by her unconscious need to end the relationship.
Critics warned he would have little time to learn about the idiosyncracies of Mexican football and the difficult playing conditions in Central America and the Caribbean.
The author notes that studying historical law is problematic due to poorly kept records, especially in the 19th century American West, and this book explores idiosyncracies such as the high rates of alcoholism and low rates of alcohol-related arrests and inconsistent enforcement of larceny.
 
 
 
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