Tom watched curiously.

And they're also curiously aggressive.

Tom looked at Mary curiously.

Everyone was looking at Tom curiously.

Curiously, McCain may have more room for maneuver.

Curiously, the Russian blogosphere s response was largely muted.

Curiously, none of them has been established in Ukraine.

Curiously, but not surprisingly, this is not discussed very much.

And you're never asked back, curiously. That's strange to me.

Curiously, many voters who oppose Euro membership nonetheless believe that it will happen.

Curiously, Russian officials waited almost three days before going public with this story.

What Bobrovsky doesn t say, curiously, is that he was promised 20 of Michaelson s contract earnings.

Curiously, netizens in India have been divided in their opinion of the new Miss America.

Curiously, in Tehran, Iran, the choice is markedly in favor of Iranian, rather than Muslim, identity.

Curiously, some officials in Beijing complained about the crude tactics of those sent to run Hong Kong.

Even more curiously, Lenizdat.ru was asked to rewrite an article that was already published on another website.

Curiously, Durov omits any mention of Ilya Sherbovich, UCP s president, skipping directly to Sechin, the company s alleged silovik godfather.

(Curiously, Vasilyev addressed only Echo of Moscow, though the text was originally published on the less trafficked website Ezhednevnyi Zhurnal.)

None of your friends or family can help you since, curiously, almost everyone in your neighborhood has the same problems.

Curiously, both examples are direct from dictionary translations, which make absolutely no grammatical sense in Russian, when used in their slang context.

Curiously, all of these names are traditional Slavic masculine names that variously derive from words describing a person who fights for, or attains, glory.

Curiously, many voters who oppose Euro membership nonetheless believe that it will happen. No doubt they would prefer the government to tell them the truth first.

Curiously, the only reason it was possible to edit the speeches in the first place, was because the ceremony wasn't being shown live, as was originally planned.

Curiously, while many Americans and Europeans want moderate Muslim voices to succeed in Indonesia (and Southeast Asia), they often undermine moderates with policies that are perceived as anti Islamic.

Curiously, there is a growing consensus on both the left and the right that the government will have to continue propping up the housing market for the foreseeable future.

Curiously, the picture was not posted until after the start of the trial in April, several months after the incident, suggesting there may have been collusion between Russian authorities and Ridus.

One piece of news reported by Russian media but curiously unheeded in the West is that the missile cruiser Moskva, with its dozens of anti aircraft ordnance, has been deployed to Latakia.

Curiously, before publishing the article, Izvestia reporter Vladimir Zykov did ask Lobushkin for an official comment on the rumor about Durov s resignation, but the Vkontakte spokesperson refused to deny the story at the time.

BJ And it has these bulkheads made out of plywood, covered with fabric curiously similar, in fact, to the plywood canoes that Adrian's father used to make when he was a boy in their workshop.

Curiously, this has not been held against Israel, at least not so far, partly because Obama and other leaders now regard Iran as a more serious threat, and therefore feel the need to take appropriate action.

Curiously, heightened risk and fears of further disruptions not just another financial crisis, but also geopolitical instability and pandemics do not seem to carry much weight in current policy discussions, though the idea has been around.

Me My Shadow endorses a list of Internet browsers and, curiously enough, its top choice of sites is Mozilla's Firefox, created by an established, non profit organization, allowing encryption via various add ons that are freely available to download.

Curiously, Kholiqzoda, who will most likely leave his post for a seat in the parliament in March, gave special attention to the importance of a law restricting excessive spending on weddings and other ceremonies signed by Rahmon in 2007.

While the latter is still prominent, the former is mentioned much more, along with Donbas (curiously, the top term is the Ukrainian spelling of the region embroiled in conflict the Russian is Donbass ), and residents (presumably of eastern Ukraine).

Similarly, Milton Friedman's panegyrics to pure capitalism seemed curiously out of place during the heyday of the social democratic age, the 1960's. But then stagflation the combination of weak economic growth and inflation set in, in the late 1970's.

The publisher curiously named after the home of the KGB s headquarters says it was written by a Greek businessman named Nikos Zervas, though an exhaustive search in 2006 by the newspaper Kommersant strongly suggests that the book s origins are entirely Russian.

Curiously, the Russian Internet ombudsman Dmitry Marinichev, whom Klimenko namechecked in his interview, also shrugged off the mantle of responsibility for the rights of Russian Internet users, in a comment to industry website vc.ru I work with the issues of Internet and IT businesses based on their appeals.

The account started out as something like an art project, its creator says, but curiously more and more people are now emerging who are really learning about news from our tweets. Indeed, TusovochkaNews was one of the first voices on Twitter to report the ouster of Russkaia Planeta s editorial staff, tweeting