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• r  in a conventional manner
  he usually behaves rather conventionally

• All of which further tangles my original question: The organic apple or the conventionally grown local one? It turns out to be a frustratingly layered choice, one that implicates .
• Dismiss Obama's brief national tenure from his own lofty platform of decades in the Senate there will be no ambiguity about who has more experience as conventionally defined.
• It's true that this small, skinny woman with the prominent beak was not conventionally pretty; there are times in her very best films when she looks not just haggard but .

• unconventionally

News & Articles

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• CREE's LED bulb price, efficiency, appearance is a revolution in home lighting
  LED lighting maker Cree is selling a conventionally shaped household bulb for under $10 that will last two decades. GE, Philips and others to follow in a price war.
  June 9, 2013 - The Sun Press
• Bayne looks for win to cap whirlwind week
  NEWTON, IOWA -- Trevor Bayne doesn't do things conventionally.
  June 8, 2013 - NASCAR.com via Yahoo! Sports

Quotes

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• Glenn in Forbes
  The bottom line is, we don't want to misinform consumers with some sort of implied message of difference,Glenn said. "There is no difference. These foods are as safe as foods from animals that are raised conventionally."
• Sebastian Abreu in Vancouver Sun
  It's not just about courage to take a penalty like that,Abreu said later. "It's a way of scoring. It won't count as two goals if you take it conventionally."
• Barack Obama in International Herald Tribune
  Asked by reporters how he is differentiating himself from the front-running Clinton, Obama said that on foreign policy, "I think she tends to think more conventionally at a time that we are facing a series of unconventional threats. And, so how...