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The new findings fit into a larger pattern of misuse of defibrillators: paradoxically, previous research has also found that many people who need defibrillators do not get them.

The point is basically to empty oneself (including the metaphysical idea), so that, paradoxically, one can achieve unification of the self and the world!

This creates a very destructive decision rule which manifests itself as a low cunning that is paradoxically good at calculating at playing for baubles while oblivious to the destruction real value.

But, paradoxically, Foreclosuregate may actually help.

In fact, paradoxically, the death warnings might make them want to smoke more.

Susie's story, paradoxically, is one of hope, set against grim reality.

In the US, paradoxically, poor students often have an easier time financing their higher education than do middle-class kids.

He describes the effect of the icy climate and asteroid impact as a "double whammy" that paradoxically led to the "flourishing of exotic plankton and the first macroscopic animals".

Using it the correct way, paradoxically, means not directly using it at all!

If these men never rejoin the job hunt, it would, paradoxically, help to bring the unemployment rate down faster.

I see others paradoxically getting killed for the ideas or illusions that give them a reason for living (what is called a reason for living is also an excellent reason for dying).

The point is not only that the poems allude to Chaplin, but that they often derive their own sense of literary aesthetics, paradoxically, from film aesthetics.

The hat he dons here is rugged and daring — but paired with a suit, paradoxically refined.