They have also exposed a most curious incident that has triggered the administration's stonewall reflex.
Here, in fact, is the most curious aspect of that document: the members of the U.S. Intelligence Community evidently can't bear to look at the last 15 years of their own imperial history.
It is a most curious phenomenon that these astute business men universally think that common sense cannot be used in medical matters.
OF all the surprises to hit investors of late, one of the most curious is that Japan is home to the best-performing major stock market this year.
Isn't it one of the most curious facts that all these historical figures lived at the same time at the same place, maybe only a few hundred metres apart?
What's most curious is that it's widely accepted Shakespeare (or whoever) wrote all his plays about his own times, but chose to set them in geographically and temporally remote locations to distance himself from any political comments he might have been making, and to give them a spurious sense of the exotic.
But when further pressed by the cleric about her moral leanings -- including a most curious view that "no one in Pakistan could look at images of her in the presence of their daughters" -- Malik came full force on her condemner, accusing him of being unchaste, immoral, and improper himself.
"The thing that's most curious about Millarworld is that in my opinion it isn't a brand except insomuch as Mark Miller wants it to be a brand," TV Guide Managing Editor (and comics podcast host) Alex Zalben told TechCrunch.
Mr. Clinton threw a lei of red blooms at the most curious monkey, a maneuver that solved the situation.
"A section of Friederichstrasse seemed to end on a mountaintop, and the most curious was a casino that looked on the verge of an elephant stampede".
