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That's what Theo Ryan and his wife Kim the couple at the center of A Freak of Nature were hoping when they got word that Theo's uncle left the contents of his safety deposit box to him.

For me, the great tension in the poem, and a key to its meaning, is captured in the term the poet uses for the calf--a "freak of nature." But doesn't everything produced by nature deserve to be called natural?

A spokeswoman for Welsh Water said: 'By a freak of nature, a tree arched and went into power distribution lines above.

If you've had the misfortune to watch England's latest Six Nations adventure, you'll be well aware that only a statistical freak of nature would guarantee them anything other than a lowly finish.

But that huge gap doesn't make the Devil's Canyon Colossus a freak of nature. More likely it's a reflection of this country's history of logging all but a tiny fraction of our old-growth trees.

Governmentally speaking, we're a freak of nature, since we have the only one-house state legislature.

Sir Alex, with the brass neck that comes from being untouchable, dismissed the incident as a freak of nature that wouldn't happen again.

"He was a fantastic freak of nature." If Tally is hardly the gay community's favorite screenwriter, at least Luhrmann--whose gay-friendly credits include Strictly Ballroom and Moulin Rouge--may take a closer look at Alexander's true sexuality.

Florida Congresswoman Corinne Brown called Connerly "a freak of nature," while Jesse Jackson called him "strange fruit." The fact that Connerly is in an interracial marriage, a relationship that used to be a sign of a more tolerant future, is used as proof that he's self-hating.

TOM CURRY returns to the rugby spotlight tonight hailed as a "freak of nature" by his Sale club boss.

Suarez is a freak of nature and he will play the same in every game no matter.