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strange bedfellows

NOUN
odd couple or grouping
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Slumping stocks, rising geopolitical risks and a tired bull market can make for strange bedfellows, however, and the emergence of Treasuries as a port of safety in the current market lull, just days after budget watchdogs warned U.S. debt could reach $64 trillion within the next decade, is a curious development.

From Barron's

Slumping stocks, rising geopolitical risks and a tired bull market can make for strange bedfellows, however, and the emergence of Treasuries as a port of safety in the current market lull, just days after budget watchdogs warned U.S. debt could reach $64 trillion within the next decade, is a curious development.

From Barron's

And in the strange bedfellows political department, Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., called the Pretti shooting “very troubling” and said an investigation of the Department of Homeland Security is necessary.

From Salon

The hosts and Craig unpack the motivations behind the deal for these strange bedfellows.

From Slate

After all, children were once the target audience for the format – they're hardly strange bedfellows, and young customers are nothing new.

From BBC