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Anomaly
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Anomaly
An unusual or unrepeatable event. For example, a stock index inexplicably rising 20% in a week during a bear market may constitute an anomaly.
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Another similar anomalistic housepit, with respect to the ceramics usually associated with housepits, is found at the Senatsberget site in Taalintehdas (Sw.
A review of Neolithic multi-room housepits as seen from the ... by Mokkonen, Teemu / Estonian Journal of Archaeology
Professor Chris French, head of the Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit at Goldsmiths, University of London, told the Times Higher Education Supplement most people "believe in this stuff".
The World Today: Ghosts busted at university by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
I don't believe this disharmony to be anomalistic, but rather a flagrant example of a widespread problem that many companies, regardless of size, face daily.
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