1. Atypically, neither the personal view nor the soundings pieces are anecdotal.

2. It can also be a computational event (atypically).

3. In some respects, Thompson was atypically British. He was supremely confident, cocky and outspoken.

4. She was atypically quiet.

5. When oceans get atypically warm, corals can eject the algae that symbiotically live in their skeletons, providing food in exchange for shelter.

6. In light of the fine line between pleasure and pain, it has been hypothesized that BDSM is associated with an atypically high pain threshold.

7. That does not mean the existing system is perfect: it gives undue weight to the opinions of voters in a few atypically rural, white and wealthy states.

8. Moreover, price trends have a political dimension, with rural inflation now atypically stronger than that in urban areas, potentially fuelling tensions over the widening wealth gap in the country.

8. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

9. According to co-author Michelle Dawson, "while we know autistics process information atypically, very little thought has gone into how to fairly assess their abilities."

10. Results The main causes of misdiagnosis were as follows:the disease history hidden by the patient, atypically clinical manifestations, and the doctors'lower precaution to the leprosy.

11. Results These patients either had characters of HED or had some organs lesions which were not surely had atypically infiltrated-organs findings of HES.