Curiously enough,

And they're also curiously aggressive.

Now, hydrogen sulfide is curiously present in us.

And you're never asked back, curiously. That's strange to me.

And curiously, in these systems, as they grow larger, the systems don't converge they diverge more.

But curiously, Redwood rainforests, the fragments that we have left, to this day remain under explored.

Now, when she's alone, she takes them out and looks at them, handles them gently, curiously.

The workers I got to know had a curiously abstract relationship with the product of their labor.

Some of the crackles and pops were lightning, but the eerie whistles and curiously melodious chirps had a rather more exotic origin.

And curiously, and interestingly, it looks as though at any time about half the ants in the colony are just doing nothing.

My substance was not hid from thee, when I was made in secret, and curiously wrought in the lowest parts of the earth.

My substance was not hid from thee, when I was made in secret, and curiously wrought in the lowest parts of the earth.

Curiously, however, those agencies have never viewed the commitment to promote the universal ratification of the core treaties as something of direct relevance to their own work.

Curiously, he was arrested in that country and, instead of being transferred to Haiti, where he had already been sentenced in absentia for another murder case, he went to Honduras.

Ants are not known to occur in Redwood trees, curiously enough, and we wondered whether this ant, this species of ant, was only endemic to that one tree, or possibly to that grove.

BJ And it has these bulkheads made out of plywood, covered with fabric curiously similar, in fact, to the plywood canoes that Adrian's father used to make when he was a boy in their workshop.

Curiously, heightened risk and fears of further disruptions not just another financial crisis, but also geopolitical instability and pandemics do not seem to carry much weight in current policy discussions, though the idea has been around.

Curiously, it has yet to be acknowledged that such activities, which are essential to laying the foundations for a stable and peaceful world in which human rights are respected, should be funded adequately within the United Nations framework.

Nor is Putin shy about his intentions in Syria. One piece of news reported by Russian media but curiously unheeded in the West is that the missile cruiser Moskva, with its dozens of anti aircraft ordnance, has been deployed to Latakia.

The list starts with nine treaties, under the heading Human rights , and then lists separately the two treaties on the status of refugees this is followed by Penal matters , which are, curiously, treated as distinct from Organized crime and corruption .

PRINCETON The protest movements that have flared up across the West, from Chile to Germany, have remained curiously undefined and under analyzed. Some speak of them as the greatest global mobilization since 1968 when enragés in very different countries coalesced around similar concerns.

Ultimately, whether significant changes are warranted should depend on whether the central bank's interventions in fact aggravated the recent crisis, as they aggravated the crisis of the 1930s. But the Fed's critics have been curiously nonspecific about what they regard as the Fed's mistakes.

Curiously, hard times may actually trigger among the economy s losers a psychological mechanism known as last place aversion. Experimental economists have found that subjects asked to play distribution games become much less generous toward those below them when they are in second to last place.

That policy has been effective, but it has also drawn attention to Israel s influence on the Iran question. Curiously, this has not been held against Israel, at least not so far, partly because Obama and other leaders now regard Iran as a more serious threat, and therefore feel the need to take appropriate action.

92. It has also been reported that in Bas Congo Alliance soldiers are attacking, torturing and killing Cabindans exiled there. The perpetrators look like Alliance soldiers but, curiously, speak Portuguese, which seems to suggest that what is really an Angolan conflict has been imported into the Democratic Republic of the Congo. One such incident occurred in Kimblanga, where a number of people were killed.

But the lessons that elites learn and they clearly will want to turn the protests to their electoral advantage will partly depend on how these movements are described, and how they conceive of themselves. On that point, the demonstrators have so far remained curiously mute they have yet to articulate any wider demands or a sense of what a different society, or real democracy a stock phrase of the Spanish movement should be all about.