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anomaly Noun

— A situation or thing that is not normal.

anomaly

— noun deviation from the normal or common order or form or rule — noun a person who is unusual — noun (astronomy) position of a planet as defined by its angular distance from its perihelion (as observed from the sun)

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abnormality irregularity anomalousness abnormity variation unusual person inconsistency anomalous abnormal variant unusual unevenness scragginess riddle puzzle peculiarity paradox oddity inconsequence exception eccentricity distortion discrepant digressive differential mode difference devious deviation deviate deviant degenerate contradiction change of tone atypical anomalies aberration aberrant

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Simple sentences

We found an anomaly.

Movie subtitles

I'm just a temporal anomaly.

An anomaly within an impossibility.

An anomaly, sir.

The sensory anomaly appears to be expanding.

We're picking up increased activity from that anomaly.

Mr Scott, that sensory anomaly, it's expanded to cover the whole northern continent.

I have located emanations that could be Captain Kirk's and another set that could be Mr Spock's, but the sensory anomaly has interfered with our detection devices so that positive identification remains impossible.

The man over there. - And I look at the anomaly very quickly.

A molecular anomaly buried in the genetic structure of the royal house of Atrios.

In this experiment we propose to explore the temporal anomaly inherent in the tachyon.

There are other things that can cause this sort of dimensional anomaly.

Mass instability anomaly.

Present mass anomaly increasing.

Mass conversion anomaly.

I know, but aside from the blood anomaly. he's got some very unusual skin masses.

And I look at the anomaly very quickly.

There must be an atmospheric anomaly.

Easy, Wes. Slow down. If there's an anomaly, you could go past it.

There is no further indication of the anomaly.

It started when we encountered the anomaly.

Maybe as a seismic anomaly.

Is that like a seismic anomaly?

The anomaly is orbiting the seventh planet, sir.

I'm an anomaly in this business.

Probably just some spatial anomaly.

Crime - not an anomaly.

And if it did, it would sound like whales humping or a seismic anomaly.

In the hope that a map of null space will prevent losing other ships, we remain in orbit of J'naii, charting the anomaly.

How long does this anomaly last?

The passage through the anomaly was very rough.

But on this station. ln future, passage through the anomaly will be considered out of bounds.

I didn't see an anomaly on the plasma field but the sensors could have missed it.

News and current affairs

This is an intriguing anomaly, for, notwithstanding Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's vile anti-Semitic rhetoric, the implications of Iran's emerging power extend far beyond the Jewish state.

The housing market is another US anomaly: there are hundreds of thousands of homeless people (more than 1.5 million Americans spent at least one night in a shelter in 2009), while hundreds of thousands of houses sit vacant.

Formerly, these operations could rely on the fact that employees were permanent civil servants (Beamte), a German anomaly.

Of course, a technocratic government is an anomaly to the extent that it constitutes a damning verdict on the performance of a country's entire political class.

Summers's view is that pre-crisis indebtedness was not an exogenous anomaly; it was the consequence of insufficient global demand.

Since the two countries' separation is now more than six decades old, that anomaly is unlikely to be repeated.

Yet, because of that anomaly, Europe suffers from a grave deficit of legitimacy and presence internationally.

Last but not least: it is not widely known that one anomaly of Lebanon's status until this very day is that Syria has not fully recognized its existence as a sovereign nation (in Syrian school textbooks, Lebanon figures as part of Greater Syria).

The one anomaly is that the dollar has strengthened in recent weeks.

The anomaly of rising consumption driven only by tax rebates and social-welfare payments ended in March, when consumer spending declined in response to lower employment and falling labor incomes.

Instead, we seek Turkey's historic reintegration into its immediate neighborhoods, thereby correcting an anomaly of the Cold War years.

The stunning magnitude of recent declines cannot be dismissed as a one-day anomaly caused by a technical trading glitch.

The anomaly that countries have decided to endow an international body with powers to regulate disputes in trading goods, but not in financial transactions, should be corrected.

Ultimately, Abdulaziz bin Saud's unification of the Kingdom in the late 1920's could even be reversed, making the last eight decades an anomaly in the Arabian Peninsula's long history of fragmentation.

SINGAPORE - Japan's nuclear crisis is a nightmare, but it is not an anomaly.

Murphy Brown, played by actress Candice Bergen, was a TV anomaly at that time: a sympathetically portrayed single mother.

On purely economic grounds, subsidising EU farmers has no justification, and it is an increasing anomaly in a world of global markets and international competition.

Indeed, that anomaly, if not rectified, is increasingly dangerous.

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