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• r  in a paradoxical manner
  paradoxically, ice ages seem to occur when the sun gets hotter

• Through the ages, there has been an overall trend toward larger units claiming sovereignty and, paradoxically, a gradual diminution of how much true sovereignty any one country .
• Yet paradoxically, 10% or 20% of people who are then brought back to life from that period, which may be a few minutes or over an hour, will report having consciousness.
• Youthful stardom can be toxic to a performer, but his ambition for better things paradoxically kept him centered.

News & Articles

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• Farmers Markets: In Lancaster, uncertified but top quality
  The Antelope Valley Winery market forgoes the certification process but is the best in its area, with fresh local produce and more. At many Southern California certified farmers markets, the vendors may comply with agricultural regulations but still offer only mediocre produce and may never have actually set foot on a farm. Paradoxically, the Antelope Valley Winery farmers market in Lancaster is ...
  June 14, 2013 - Los Angeles Times

Quotes

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• Ken Follett in USA Today
  My publishers were a little nervous about such a very unlikely subject but paradoxically, it is my most popular book,Follett writes on his website. "It's also the book I'm most proud of. It recreates, quite vividly, the entire life of the...
• Desmond Tutu in Jerusalem Post
  Paradoxically, the effective ban on our visiting Israel and meeting with Israeli actors, including victims of Kassam rocket attacks in southern Israel, has itself been an obstacle to the balance that Israel seeks,Tutu said.
• Claude Puel in Times of India
  I think that we are paradoxically in a good situation now because my players play better when they have to try hard to get a result than when they have to control a situation,Lyon coach Claude Puel said.