11.  Eighteenth-century writers had a tendency to throw in commas and semi-colons in odd places.

12.  For NEC, the surge in sales started overseas, an odd place since the high yen was supposed to have crippled Japanese exports by making them too expensive.

13.  He has friends in odd places for an auto executive.

14.  He plucked the position out of limbo, which was an odd place to find it.

15.  He seeks yield from such unconventional sources as real estate investment trusts, and growth from odd places like steel and aluminum recently.

16.  He simply looks for it in all the odd places.

17.  He was on the sidelines at crunch time, an odd place for a fellow with a pair of Super Bowl rings to be.

18.  In general, all kinds of creatures with strange metabolisms from odd places around the earth are starting to be aggressively investigated as possible sources of biological wealth.

19.  In odd places.

20.  Information, in many guises and in more intimate detail than ever, is stashed in odd places, accessible by licit and illicit means.