Like cold war spies they may have become oddly reliant simply on the continued existence of the other.
Such groups and such activities may have seemed oddly fringe when Wilkerson began work on the film, in 2013 todayy they have a shocking prominence and a shocking place in the center of American power.
LEÓN, MEXICO — When Pope Benedict XVI retired in February, becoming the first pope to step down in 600 years, Vatican officials were bombarded with vexing questions, including some that may have seemed oddly trivial: What would he wear on his feet?
Spend time on the sidelines of any marathon, and you may spot a perplexing phenomenon: Some otherwise svelte runners people with toothpick arms and legs may have oddly protuberant bellies bulging from beneath their race bibs.
They have oddly, disturbingly, deep voices.
If Benjamin was right, if the paintings were never really meant for human eyes, then things may have turned out oddly well.
China's one-child policy was designed by a team of rocket scientists who may have been inspired, oddly, by a Dutch mathematician.
You may have, however, become oddly fixated on the aesthetics of it all, the way the court, when seen from afar, feels like a colorful, geometric plane of slowly shifting parts.
This, oddly, may have been the most direct attack on Clark all day.
This may mean they are balding or have oddly-shaped heads.
Oddly, it may have been this very nervousness that caused the second Newsnight screw-up: frustrated reporters were so worried about being stopped that they went ahead too fast and without telling anyone quite what they were up to.
