This approach can sometimes produce curious results, as teams with relatively poor records are often ranked well ahead of teams with better records.
Universal has awarded licenses to 150 companies to produce Curious George products -- triple the number of companies three years ago -- and it plans to bring the little monkey to the screen.
My own limited trials have somewhat confirmed her reticence to give up bottled tonic water in her G&T; I've found with the batches I've made that, while they can make some spectacularly interesting cocktails as a straight syrup, they produce curious G&Ts.
(Existing information produces curious results. In the U.K., for example, angling kills more people each year than any other sport, due to drowning, but it is by no means deemed extreme).
Rightly, such murky tendencies have riled the sensitivities of revolutionaries and ordinary Egyptians, as well as vast swathes of Mubarak loyalists and disillusioned Morsi voters, producing a curious alliance of political all-sorts on the streets in opposition to the president.
His poems are characterized by arresting images and exquisite rhythms, an intricate form, and sudden shifts in tone and subject that produce curious effects of fragmentation and obliquity.
This produced a curious result in 2001.
This relative lack of regulation and oversight has produced a curious result.
It has produced a curious (and possibly temporary) role reversal, with Democrats talking about security, Republicans about the economy.
Tight controls on imports have produced a curious — and sparse — mix of traffic that reflects Cuba's communist history.
