While attention has been given to the notion that ARD is likely related to underlying WKS pathology, it appears strange that more credence has not been given to whether WKS may clinically be a form of dementia, given that it typically entails multiple domains of cognitive impairment alongside functional deficits.
While it appears strange that Smith would admit the death of a character before he begins filming, it has been suggested that this could be his way of avoiding the disruption that such a scene could create for the rest of the film.
At first sight it appears strange that none of these three thinkers had any appreciable influence within his own world (neither Islam nor Judaism knew of any such thing as a "discovery" of Aristotle), whereas on almost every page of the 13th-century Christian summae the names of Avicenna, Averroës, and Maimonides are found.
It appears strange that Lloyds is only required to sell (within four years) a selection of assets – a small number of branches in England and Wales, the failed IF internet bank and Lloyds TSB branches in Scotland – all of which it might well have chosen to sell anyway.
To celebrate a unique culture that may appear strange to Western eyes, Chinese artist Chen Wei has opened a new exhibition at the Centre for Contemporary Photography in Melbourne called "The Club".
H.P. Lovecraft submitted several stories to Bates in early 1931, before the first issue had appeared, but the only work of his that appeared in Strange Tales was Henry Whitehead's "The Trap", part of which had been ghost-written by Lovecraft, and which appeared in the March 1932 issue.
But if a strange object that appears in the back of a video he filmed in November is, as he believes, a UFO, it could be a sign he has truly universal appeal.
It is a hazard of being a trendsetter, as Jacobs undoubtedly is, that new looks can appear strange, even ugly, at first.
It might appear strange that it took a disaster to rekindle Tokyo's passion for the Olympics, but the city's government relentlessly sold the idea that the event would help Japan recover and many Japanese believe it.
For those unfamiliar with Kyrgyz politics, it must appear strange that Roza Otunbayeva, who emerged from this week's coup as the nation's interim leader, was foreign minister for both Kyrgyzstan's first president, Askar Akayev, and for the man who ousted Mr. Akayev, Kurmanbek Bakiyev (who himself was forced to flee Bishkek on Wednesday).
