But it is the curious relation among the histories of these three entities -- how they converge, and how they do not converge -- that makes the assembly of our virtual families so endlessly fascinating.
In other experiments, it was found that BHC, lindane, aldrin, heptachlor, and DDD all prevented nitrogen-fixing bacteria from forming the necessary root nodules on leguminous plants, and also that a curious but beneficial relation between fungi and the roots of higher plants was seriously disrupted.
How else does one explain the theatrical quality of the light on the terrace of Donna's hotel, which has a curious apricot glaze, bearing no relation to the bright, breathable atmosphere of any known Greek island?
THIS morning's Washington Post has a curious story by Glenn Kessler about relations between Israel and America.
People began, in a curious way, to locate themselves in relation to various aspects of the balloon.
Cameron's indifference to how these things look is a curious blind spot for one trained in public relations.
A curious finding in many analyses of lung cancer in relation to radon-daughter exposure using the two-mutation model is that there is significant radon action on intermediate cell proliferation.
Zoning rules also prohibit a curious mix of other businesses, including advertising and public relations.
"We call it the 'Davis Dimple,'" explains Jeremy Barnes, public relations director for Mazda North America (MNOA), gesturing towards a curious bump on the car's canopy.
The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America is an altogether sad and funny historical investigation into white-native relations in the US and Canada.
