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The two singers Sunday stretched it well beyond two minutes — not atypical at all nowadays.

It is a totally organic failure, and it is not atypical of soft-coat low-e’s.

This is one of those atypical trades in that it started out as a retail play, and now institutional types have jumped in.

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His experience at the hospital — staying in a multi-room suite while under constant monitoring by medical professionals — was itself atypical.

Edge cases, or atypical events, can cause deep-learning systems to stumble because they haven’t been trained to take them into account.

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The details of his emerging campaign infrastructure are as atypical as the man himself.

If the doctor had time to work with Li, he might have seen that his back pain was atypical and detected AS in the first visit.

In the Church of England, as a Guardian profile outlined, his dynamism was atypical.

I think he's so atypical of what a normal 11-year-old is like.

“She has a very low back-of-throat tone that not atypical of rock-pop singers,” Purdy says.

In atypical or irregular gout we may have a group of inflammations or functional disturbances in any tissue of the body.

It is in this class of atypical gout that hay fever and neurasthenia belong, if they be gouty at all.

Do you think your memory of him is atypical, or would you remember all the enlisted men in that crew approximately the same?

Where skin lesions are atypical it is well to bear in mind the possibility of this curious condition.

Cancer is therefore defined as an atypical, epithelial new formation.

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On this page you'll find 51 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to atypical, such as: abnormal, anomalous, divergent, odd, peculiar, and strange.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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