Some of this debate stems from the bizarre edict from the major league office that a 35-man roster must have a utility player.
The lawsuit stems from a bizarre practice that arose over decades because of Medicare's fragmented and loosely administered process for handling beneficiary claims.
The criminal charges stem from a bizarre scandal, first exposed in August when the Detroit News published audio of Courser talking about his extramarital affair with Gamrat.
His stance stems from a bizarre incident that thrust Bailey into the news in 2008, when he suddenly became a public relations liability for embattled home lender Countrywide Financial of Calabasas.
He is an internal thinker, but he also follows a bizarre code stemming from his late adopted father, Detective Harry Morgan.
MEXICO CITY — Haitian authorities say they have detained an American relief worker in Port-au-Prince on kidnapping charges, in a bizarre case stemming from whether a 15-month-old baby had died or been kidnapped at a hospital after the devastating earthquake.
No matter that the case seems to be a bizarre mistake by the authorities, stemming from an oddity in the law: even law-abiding people see lethal speed as a right, and attempts to control it as an outrage.
It is chilling, bizarre and mysterious: a social realist, or maybe social real-time-ist depiction of an unfolding catastrophe stemming from sexual and emotional frustration, irrationality, poverty and fear in the dark heart of central Europe.
Its description promises it will be going out with the most bizarre sort of a bang, featuring shape-shifting, time travel, and celebrity chefs, all of it somehow stemming from a court ruling making divorce illegal in America.
So why did we lose this man to bizarre myopia when 99percentt of scientists not being paid off by big oil have affirmed unnatural, dangerous and extremely global warming stemming from human activity?
The hypocrisy stems from Superior Court Judge Marsha Revel's bizarre maneuver.
