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A LIFELONG libertarian, Alan Greenspan does not ordinarily advocate giving the government more power.

But they're ordinarily made of hard, inflexible materials, which are also usually toxic.

On Saturday evening in the red-shirt encampment, one man loudly blamed the king for Thailand's troubles, an act that would ordinarily mean a harsh term in jail.

The hook should be a little nugget of information which is something out of the ordinary that people wouldn't ordinarily hear during a conversation.

As the rivers and reservoirs shrink, there is less about to dilute poisonous spills and chemical leaks that are ordinarily washed away.

Jonathan Alpert, a New York-based psychotherapist, has seen many more couples living together "due to financial worries, who ordinarily would have been in a divorce court."