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That killer quirk also made its way into “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre,” which sees the chainsaw-wielding Leatherface sporting a mask made of human flesh.

But there are hippie-ish artist quirks if you start to look closer.

Every fighter jet has its quirks and the MiG‑21 was no exception - fast descents and even high-speed stalls were part of its character, according to Air Marshal Bhatia.

From BBC

One of the quirks of the executive committee is that it operates by consensus rather than a majority vote.

These investors favored homes with a minimum of quirks, buying them on the cheap and stripping them of anything that might hinder a future sale.

From Salon

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