Oddly, tougher disclosure requirements may also have made it easier for investors to think that things had changed.
Deals are done in the over-priced restaurants in which one may enjoy such delicacies as elk (chewy and oddly tasteless) and buffalo (tough as boots but smoky-tasting, delicious).
He seems both street tough and oddly vulnerable, and seems obsessed for reasons he has no interest in exploring - except through photography - with the ever-shifting iconography of adolescence: the slang, the dress codes, the haircuts.
The bulky and oddly shaped triangular prism case was tough to fit in bags and impossible to get in your pocket.
They are brutal, thrilling, transfixing and oddly uplifting: frontman Dale Barclay might portray the tough guy, but the point is that it involves the audience in the performance.
In its split personality, the homestead is an oddly fitting kind of public art for a tough but deeply wounded city like Detroit.
Oddly enough, Entsch, whose conservative Liberal Party typically advocates tough enforcement of border protection enforcement, told VICE News that the last thing he wants is for authorities to close the border.
Also miffed, perhaps, may be residential developers, who at certain locations may have a tough time fitting square-roomed apartments on oddly shaped lots.
Oddly though, it looks almost exactly like a Verbatim Tough-n-Tiny.
