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• "Strange to say, " marveled Leslie, " but there are recoveries ."
• There is, strange to say, still a small-town feel in the city's commerce.
• It seems strange to say, but I'm glad he finally died.
• Strange to say, it contains no additional aid to New York.
• Strange to say, cracklins are a packaged snack food today.
• My vocational plans are, strange to say, boy's work ."
• Strange to say, Salonen's tenure has been an unqualified success.
• Towards the bottom these windows, strange to say, were frequently somewhat broader than above.
• "It's strange to say, but he looked so peaceful,"
• "To me, it doesn't bother me one bit and that's kind of strange to say.
• Clemente replied with something he knew was strange to say to someone he hardly knew.
• It is strange to say one is half Italian, half Jewish as Rachel Bilson's article suggests.
• {{ cquote | The Bronx Cocktail, strange to say, was invented in Philadelphia, of all places!
• It seems strange to say that now in New England, even though the opposite should be true.
• Strange to say, it was worth it.
• It sounds so strange to say that.
• It would be a little strange to say I played not too good and beat Pete Sampras.
• "For me, it's funny and strange to say I live and I work in Gaza, " he said.
• "I think the series was decided, it's strange to say, when we were able to win in Dallas,"