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- r in a contrary disobedient manner
- r contrary to expectations; on the contrary, he went out with his friends"
- Quite contrarily, however, for purposes of time-saving and efficiency, wholesale drug and chemical firms in Manhattan decided last week to try a uniform 12 to 1 lunch hour .
- But when jubilant bears began looking for the kill the market, contrarily, rose.
- The "plebiscite" turned out to be a solemn farce in which all who approved the Dictatorship were permitted to register their approval while those contrarily minded found no space .