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Owen and his cohorts told HuffPost that the multi-tasking director -- who also writes, shoots, edits and produces every episode -- devised a peculiar method for making Season 1 that's back in action this year.

The external aerodynamics of entire vehicles is, however, a peculiar application for optimisation methods: Except for dedicated low emission cars, vehicle shapes are to a high degree driven by aesthetic considerations rather than aerodynamic performance.

Italian mobsters have long been lampooned for their tacky tastes and peculiar methods of psychological intimidation, but also for their banter and quick thinking in dangerous situations, so The Sopranos perhaps takes this to its natural conclusion – seeing the home life, anxieties and fears of a big, tough mafia chief.

Balzac was notable for his peculiar methods of composition.

He practiced some peculiar methods.

It was a peculiar end for both firms.

Mr. Beatty takes a peculiar tone for a historian.

THE NEW GUY: Here's a peculiar premise for a comedy.

"Lack of will" is a peculiar diagnosis for a man producing an outburst like that.

The Bay Area has a peculiar reverence for mushrooms.

It's certainly a peculiar achievement for a bridge – but not unique.