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Even her public image is at odds with the mainstream.

He's always at odds with his father over politics.

A dramatic or fictional character who is typically at odds with the hero.

The findings, published in Global Change Biology, are at odds with previous research.

Elected easily, Roosevelt attacked corruption with vigor, championed social legislation, and was consequently soon at odds with Platt.

His statement was starkly at odds with Israel's official policy of nuclear ambiguity -- and he had photos to prove it.

However, there are situations where risk reduction and immediate value creation are at odds with each other.

A "heartfelt charge" is not just the usual kind of charge, so how can it be lightly ignored?

We must not get away with just having this thing hang over for another four years and have us at odds with the Arab world.

Commentators have noted David's apparently uncircumcised form, which is at odds with Judaic practice, But is considered consistent with the conventions of Renaissance art.

More typically at odds with each other than united, these groups found common cause in the project's single goal-cleaning up the polluted Raccoon River.

The need to control the tomb is one of the reasons Israelis give for holding on to Hebron, where 160,000 Palestinians live at odds with 500 hardline settlers.

But it was clear from her expression that whatever group she thought I belonged to, it was at odds with her own.

The Iron-blooded gate has long been at odds with us. Over the years, we have been afraid of helping each other with our troubles. Though we are always dirty, we are safe with each other.

This is very much at odds with the fears that have been expressed in many quarters that China's equity market implosion portends a hard landing for the world's second largest economy.

Originally, Murong Feng was at odds with Murong Ming when he was young. He was jealous of virtue and ability. He felt that his father liked Murong Ming more than himself, so he was in trouble here.

In this Don Tommasino was at odds with the new breed of Mafia leaders springing up in big cities like Palermo, new men who, influenced by American gangsters deported to Italy, had no such scruples.

Tax progressivity is often at odds with efficiency.

The congenial singer's laid back demeanor is at odds with his current wired state.

A friend - or a sweetheart - may be at odds with you on nobody's favorite day, September 17.

None of these characteristics is at odds with more pragmatic goals of functional data processing (which lies at the core of all silicon-enabled products).

However, Secco has rejected whispers that he's at odds with the tactician who looks likely to lead the club back into Serie A at the first attempt.

If blue light does have adverse health effects, then environmental concerns, and the quest for energy-efficient lighting, could be at odds with personal health.

Although seemingly at odds with the tranquillity of the surroundings, snowmobiles make a visit deep into the valley's heart possible, with stop-offs at some of the cabins en route.

Avoid typical flat-roof response at odds with site and in-contrast to the surrounding built-environment. 'New' should enhance 'sense-of-place' transcend fashion, remain contemporary and robust.

He was at odds with the boss.

Why is that a considerable number of colleagues are at odds with you?

At the same time, the film's deliberate pace and delicate, pastel-shaded colors are wildly at odds with the sweaty, torn-undershirt rawness of its American Cousins.

Xiao Ming's parents are at odds with each other and often take the child as an outlet, so he often lives in fear of blame.

Ted Wiliams' three children have been at odds with one another for years. John Henry, who managed his father's business and personal matters, once sued his younger sister Claudia for selling their father's autographed bats.

The ideal of family system is bound to be at odds with the ideal of private individualism.

It means following through on that conviction and turning around-changing your mind and your heart so that you are no longer at odds with God but in sync with God.

After Prokhorov's outburst, and his accusations that the Kremlin micromanages politics, he is decisively at odds with those who until now provided him with political cover.

Equality and the dance of the savior or guru are at odds with one another.