"I was thinking that it was extremely odd that a member of the Diplomatic Protection Group would threaten to arrest one of the three ministers who work in Downing Street.
The question in the case, Salazar v. Buono, was whether this extremely odd real estate deal was a proper response to a decision that a private citizen had won in a lower court, which ruled that it was unconstitutional for the cross to be displayed on federal land.
George Mavrodes, for instance, constructs a theoretical moral argument by contending that it would be extremely odd that we would have moral obligations the fulfillment of which results in a net loss to the agent.
The cast members even return to the T-shirt store on the boardwalk where they'll continue the extremely odd charade of holding down day jobs.
Fortunately, years of flatsharing as ex-students in Wellington plus the extremely odd reactions their subtle combination of good looks, comedy and the funk got meant new material was never going to be a problem.
I thought that was extremely odd -- until I learned that the loan had been split up among eight banks and as long as there was no foreclosure the banks could say the loans were "good".
In some studies, control groups were employed that showed an extremely odd haplogroup frequency spectrum compared to comparable information from much larger databases.
That is extremely odd, yet many, many women can relate to that dissonant feeling, to the sense of loss that marriage implies, and they can make that connection because it's part of their inner life.
Our independence from AOL was so important to me that I negotiated an extremely odd provision in our purchase agreement that allowed me to disclose confidential information about AOL.
The investigator said he also found Mr. Hernandez's story of carrying the boy's body out of the basement in a box and taking it a short distance away in daylight implausible, and found it extremely odd that the search of the neighborhood later that day and the next day did not turn up a box with Etan's body.
