That the matter is even up for debate baffles her.
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"It baffles us," said Lianna McDonald, the center's executive director.
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It baffles me that some people are blind to this.
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The circular firing squad among establishment-leaning Republicans baffles some strategists.
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But it baffles me that we haven't moved on this issue.
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"What baffles me is how evenly spaced out they were," she said.
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Buffett: I-- it absolutely baffles me who buys a 30 year bond.
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More than a year after Nanette's death and it still baffles investigators.
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Floodwaters could flow in and out of the lower level through baffles.
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Jennifer Lawrence previously told BBC Radio 1 that social media baffles her.
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So baffles, or partial walls, had to be built to hold them.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I-- it absolutely baffles me who buys a 30 year bond.
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"This one baffles me to this day," Dudley said in an interview Friday.
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Mr Macron's grasp of policy detail sometimes baffles as much as it clarifies.
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This baffles me because this is not the reality I grew up with.
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It's a stance that baffles her non-Cuban friends and colleagues, she said.
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If a new piece baffles you, even bothers you, what's wrong with that?
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And the public reaction to her nude selfies after all this time baffles her.
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This is a man who baffles even those who have known him for decades.
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The exhaust baffles open up to allow more of the sonorous engine note through.
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That a young woman would be remotely interested in this field genuinely baffles people.
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Where and how large the Wedge will break baffles even its most experienced aficionados.
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RoommatesOf all of the mega-funded startups out there, WeWork probably baffles me the most.
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It's super salty — one of those foods that baffles American tastebuds but is loved abroad.
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What baffles many analysts is why the Liberals waited until it came out this way.
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Acoustic treatment, whether it's foam wedges or suspended baffles, are used to absorb excessive acoustic energy.
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The series thus presents a strange and mysterious trend, and it's one that baffles Maresca himself.
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It baffles me as to how that could happen in such a short amount of time.
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It's a collection of images that still baffles and engages with equal parts humor and pity.
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A double-height library, with a curtain wall and bright orange acoustic baffles, anchors the street.
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Machines are good at finding the next move, but moving in the world still baffles them.
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" -- Ann Selzer "The reliance on cable news and partisan media outlets to inform opinions baffles me.
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The parka provides its amazing insulation thanks to an abundance of large 800-fill down baffles.
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In theory, planes could leave gates using the reverse-thrust baffles deployed to slow them during landing.
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The fact that one can find enough dry wood to grind into a fine powder baffles me.
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Puberty baffles Gypsy, because she has never been told to expect or to accept these intimate evolutions.
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The contrast of how shit goes down in the more affluent parts of the city baffles me.
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Why the Senate majority doesn't want to bring the Paycheck Fairness Act to a vote baffles me.
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Dodgers' Wood baffles Rockies DENVER — In four forgettable starts at Coors Field, Alex Wood had an 11.25 ERA.
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"Look, and overlook" is one of those pithy phrases that makes sense one moment and baffles the next.
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What baffles me is that anyone could think that Donald Trump would be an antidote for political corruption.
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" Bob Reisenweber, the head of the mobile ad startup 4045 Media, said that the Senate bill "baffles me.
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Marie confidently baffles and humiliates the townspeople at every turn, fleecing some, rejecting others and blackmailing them all.
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"It really baffles me why he has to feel compelled to exaggerate to exonerate himself," Mr. Ney said.
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Ellen Sobo, via email Dear Heloise: It baffles us why TV programs play loud music over people speaking.
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The IPK itself is actually losing mass, relative to all its official copies, a phenomenon which frankly baffles physicists.
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Being forced to potentially aggravate my health on a daily basis in exchange for basic health insurance baffles me.
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What baffles me is how the vast majority of podcasts on those lists don't interest me in the slightest.
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It baffles me that our protest is still being misconstrued as disrespectful to the country, flag and military personnel.
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Why their doings should be considered of concern to the educated, informed readers of your newspaper baffles me completely.
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I know HDIYL came out seven years ago but it baffles me we don't talk about this every day.
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But Charlotte now deplores him and has taken over his Twitter account, tweeting weird nonsense that baffles his followers.
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"The lack of economic vision baffles me," says a conservative think-tank scholar who now regrets voting for Mr Modi.
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But what baffles me even more than humans refusing life-saving medicines are humans who refuse to vaccinate their dogs.
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One thing that baffles me is that many of the angriest voters are also those associated with communities of faith.
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" Willow expressed her shock, saying, "The thing that really baffles me is how is there no protection for these girls?
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But in comparison to her rival, the fact that there is even a single undecided voter baffles many of us.
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It baffles me that games continue to ignore Lovecraft, a rich vein of horror that doesn't involve yet another zombie.
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This baffles me because A: they're the best content in the game and B: they pay off in a big way.
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This is in no small part because the headset baffles entirely that most subtle and sophisticated human communication tool: the eyes.
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Its broadcasting booth is illuminated by a single glowing bulb, and its walls are covered in egg-carton-like soundproofing baffles.
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Look around at what baffles you; look in at your peculiar self and how your own frontiers continue to edge back.
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"It baffles me that our protest is still being misconstrued as disrespectful to the country, flag and military personnel," he wrote.
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"It just baffles me when you can sit there like a zombie and your daughter is going through so much," Roxanne said.
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I cherish my relationship with my parents, but it baffles me how we've gotten to this point with so many linguistic barriers.
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Even when the sky-high costs in the United States can be covered by one program or another, the paperwork baffles patients.
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It's not only his awakening that baffles medical science; he is also in fine physical shape despite a dozen years of immobility.
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Still, it will be interesting to see if the insurgent buzz around him continues to grow, even as it baffles Washington insiders.
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Sure, it may be small, rocky, and lacking an atmosphere, but how it came to look the way it does absolutely baffles scientists.
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That some women must fear for their safety in America because of a personal choice they make when getting dressed absolutely baffles me.
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"People I'll train will say, 'Well our DA's office won't take a case if the victim's been drinking,' which baffles me," Munch said.
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Sometimes it amazes you with what it can figure out and sometimes it also baffles you when it can't answer seemingly obvious questions.
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In Insider's exclusive preview of the next new episode, Caputo baffles a woman with some apparently true details about the client's dead son.
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You see people claiming: 'I've finally got my grail,' and then the same person selling said item 48 hours later... it baffles me.
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The fact that everyone gave their genetic data to a private company just to find out if they are really Scandinavian baffles me.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: It baffles me how cheap Chromebooks can have better trackpads than more expensive Windows laptops.
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It baffles me that when it comes to serious issues like equality and abuse, too often women are not taken as seriously as men.
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The new reality baffles many older people in Maradi, where Ms. Amadou sought her divorce, but the cultural shift is shouting all around them.
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The literature prize, which is awarded to one of around 200 nominees, often baffles and provokes, but it confers instant status on the recipient.
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Instantly recognizable thanks to its boxy shape, vertical baffles, and high-contrast colorways, the jacket originally launched in 1992, engineered for actual Himalayan expeditions.
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I alone among eight siblings have decided not to breed — a choice that baffles and mystifies everyone in a family as fertile as mine.
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"It baffles our European colleagues to see employees so proud of what they're doing — and so excited," said Allan McArtor, chairman of Airbus Americas.
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The bag does feature unique bio-mapped baffles which often provide more insulation in the torso area and less in the legs and feet.
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As a haughty millennial, the fact that anybody still pays for traditional cable TV baffles me, but 85 percent of US households still do.
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But Mr. Perrotta wanted a special chamber with sound-dampening privacy products and ceiling baffles that would prevent anyone from intercepting voice or data transmissions.
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But Mr. Perrotta wanted a special chamber with sound-dampening privacy products and ceiling baffles that would prevent anyone from intercepting voice or data transmissions.
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The endowments' persistent devotion to high-cost alternative assets in the face of such poor performance, now documented across a decade-long span, baffles many.
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It baffles the mind that we are just getting this text from the I.G. report, "We will stop him," now, when that was August 8, 2016.
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"It baffles me why rumors are made up about who I am dating when I've always been upfront and open about my personal life," she writes.
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The design is nothing to shout about, but it's quite light and thin and gets the job done — except for one nuisance that just baffles me.
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Ive chose these materials: tan, Italian leather in wide, comfortable chairs and hard, domestic white oak at our feet and in the baffles along the walls.
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The US has probably never before had a delusional President, one who speaks gibberish, insults those around him including his closest associates, and baffles the world.
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To this day, it baffles me why Congress passed Dodd-Frank's regulatory reform that rewrote the rules for Wall Street but left Fannie and Freddie intact.
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Dodgers' Kershaw baffles Rockies again DENVER — Given their limited success against Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, the Colorado Rockies faced a formidable challenge Friday night.
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My father-in-law yells "good morning" across the parking lot every time I see him at work and waves with an enthusiasm that baffles me.
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This baffles people from other countries — for reasons that Australian comedian Jim Jefferies explains in a bit from his 2014 Netflix special, (which we've discussed before).
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Related: Trump baffles Mississippi with 'Brexit' rallying cry Beyond its pet issues and principles, like most "-isms," the term is best understood by looking at its adherents.
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Keeping the flames isolated inside the chimney behind baffles minimizes wind interference with the flames, and prevents you having to burn extra gas to keep it alive.
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It's a move the might technically work, but it also baffles industry experts and engineers: the thrusters won't be very efficient and probably won't be street legal.
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Then there are the examples that in retrospect were so wrong it baffles the mind that tech-industry giants thought these were the candidates with revolutionary potential.
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It baffles me that these people — like the acquaintances I haven't spoken to in years and random vendors at bridal shows — are so invested in my relationship.
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So it truly baffles me that somewhere like fabric, which has such incredible standards and was first-class in terms of harm reduction, would be shut down.
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Over 1000 different species throughout the animal kingdom have been observed engaging in same sex sexual behavior, but for the most part, the trait still baffles evolutionary biologists.
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Although I didn't indulge in this feature, you can also make the exhaust quiet, too, by closing the extra exhaust system baffles with the push of a button.
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Beyond the overreaction, what baffles me is whether Trump did this in a fit of pique or whether there was some sort of intentionality or strategy behind it.
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On 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds, Buffett said: "It absolutely baffles me who buys the 30-year bond" and that doing so was not sensible at current yields.
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We have no desire to be just like our cousin – a fact which baffles many Americans I meet – but we Canadians appreciate that he's built something pretty grand.
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He has these loving parents and loving sisters, and even after all these years it still baffles me that they all genuinely like each other all the time.
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But the one that baffles us most is the idea of "anti-humidity" makeup, which is supposed to be indestructible regardless of how hot and muggy it may be.
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Must neglect be the price paid by brilliant art that lies outside ready marketing categories, that baffles conventional critical thinking, that manages to be, paradoxically, mortality-haunted and hopeful?
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It's the looming smooch, however, that baffles Max, and so, seeking inspiration (and maybe a demonstration), he borrows his dad's drone and flies it over the house next door.
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"Not sure why an @AmericanAir flight has to go back to the gate because of a freakin coffee maker...... that baffles me," wrote Ryan Fahey on Twitter in February.
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"Sport +" sharpens up 11 different parameters, including steering weight, throttle response and adaptive suspension while opening physical baffles to allow additional engine snarl and turbo breathing into the cabin.
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Also effective are so-called wall washers — fixtures designed so light bounces off baffles or reflectors inside the housing, which then directs the light out more horizontally than vertically.
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Reynolds can't help admitting that this whole "getting back in shape" thing regarding his wife baffles him a bit, as to him, there is no work to really be done.
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Al Jackson Jr., the renowned drummer with Booker T & the MGs, was shot in the back five times in 1975 by a burglar in a case that still baffles authorities.
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It's time to move away from a convoluted and arcane system that discourages economic growth and baffles most of us, toward a simpler, fairer system that creates opportunity for all.
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So as a pediatrician, it absolutely baffles me that Congress has not passed legislation to fund a federal response for the Zika Virus, a response that can prevent an epidemic.
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It still baffles me that Taylor Swift managed to pivot from country so hard that she ended up with actual Future on one of her albums, but here we are.
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Suicide's influence is also obvious on the Cars' frosty third album, "Panorama," and "Misfit Kid," about a rebel who baffles even himself, might be Ocasek's ode to the notorious duo.
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Neil Gaiman: The thing that baffles me mostly now is, stuff that I wrote 17 years ago that I did not think was in the slightest bit contentious suddenly is.
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What baffles the "Mad Money" host is that the move is unfounded, or at least not based on any positive news in the semiconductor space that would fuel a typical rally.
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Officials said they planned to build six outdoor ranges, costing $73 million, with sound baffles to reduce noise, which has been a source of complaints from nearby residents on City Island.
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Because, in a move that still baffles the internet and teen drama lovers everywhere, Badgley's Dan (aka Lonely Boy) was revealed to be Gossip Girl himself during the CW soap's series finale.
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There are plenty of tricks you can try to keep the varmints out of the seed: Smear Vaseline on the pole, put baffles over the feeder, or string a Slinkee around the pole.
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Given the profile of Kojima today—and the cult acclaim that Snatcher enjoys amongst advocates of such adventure games—it baffles me that we haven't seen a version of it on newer systems.
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It baffles me that men can go to jail for a minimum of 5 years up to 20 for drug charges, yet in my case of rape, the maximum sentence is 4 years.
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Art theft baffles Illinois museum With "Downton Abbey," an addictive series about an upper-class British family and its household servants, Mr. Fellowes has already proven himself adept at fashioning soap opera-worthy cliffhangers.
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And so this community has manifested as a sort of positive, self-supporting youth movement among Sixers fans—"young people have the life-span to be patient," Levin notes—that plainly baffles the organization.
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His success, making even Ted Cruz look mainstream, baffles many in the United States and abroad, who are used to seeing American politicians walk a careful line between red-meat populism and mainstream respectability.
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The jacket features multiple slender horizontal baffles that keep the 700-fill-power down in place and evenly distributed, and all seams are coated with an external tape, keeping out cold air and wetness.
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But Chien's 'Ribbon' routine is a non-stop barrage of lightning-quick illusions, leaving you with little time to figure out what you just saw before his next trick baffles your brain all over again.
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With a windproof design, a fully adjustable flame, collapsible stainless steel baffles, and a high-efficiency heating system, this all-in-one design is an excellent addition to your camping, hiking, or climbing gear kit.
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"It baffles me that our protest is still being misconstrued as disrespectful to the country, flag and military personnel," 49ers safety Eric Reid wrote in an op-ed for the New York Times this week.
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While the design explains most of the weird, larger stuff that ends up against the grate, from time to time the Newtown Creek plant will receive an item that baffles even the most experienced veteran.
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It appears that much of the momentous new partnership between Havana and Washington following a 54-year-old trade embargo is being undone by a sketchily detailed attack that would require science that baffles most experts.
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Before Henry's had much of a chance to consider the possibilities, he's already let these two strangers talk him into stepping into the back of van that's been tricked out with his dad's elaborate sonic baffles.
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The season also introduces Rob's sister, Sydney (Michaela Watkins), who's become a Quaker, a peaceable practice that baffles her brother and sister-in-law, who can't believe you can just train yourself never to be angry.
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So, when my parents, who live in India, tell me that they have to go to the bank — a place that has become their second home over the years — to make an investment, it baffles me.
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BALENCIAGA'S $1,245 'T-SHIRT SHIRT' BAFFLES TWITTER USERS Dye's niece, Diana Heaton, told the Sheffield Star her aunt did not live in a nursing home until she was 103 years old, and only after a bad fall.
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"As an avid supporter and investor in crypto it baffles me how one of the market leaders who just supposedly launched institutional grade custody solutions can barely deal with a basic account take-over fraud," Zu'bi said.
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But I turned out far from perfect and, while many factors are at play, it baffles me that more people don't question whether we would not have fared better if physical force had been off the table.
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Riffs is the rare record that baffles me every time I play it, both because of its own harrowing internal logic and because of what its triumphs suggest for an artist who hits stranger heights on every release.
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The facade of Cooper Union's original building — where Abraham Lincoln gave the address that drove him to the presidency in 1860 — has been retrofitted with five chain-link baffles that turn its north portico into a prison yard.
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It's also a classic clickbait tall tale, a Christian spin on the Joe Schmo who discovers a cure-all, and "now doctors hate him," or a "single mom" who finds a secret income tax hack that baffles experts.
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By connecting the empirical, reproducible data of cancer science to visceral, unpredictable and subjective experiences of the disease, "When Breath Becomes Air" points toward an approach that can mitigate the mutual incomprehension that baffles too many doctors and patients.
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" Biggie's mother expressed her disappoint in the sisters using her son's likeness without permission from his estate writing on Instagram: "The disrespect of these girls to not even reach out to me or anyone connected to the estate baffles me.
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MAKE SURE YOUR RENTAL CAR IS COVERED The question of whether or not to get rental car insurance baffles many travelers, and while there is no hard and fast rule for every situation, I learned a valuable lesson the hard way.
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The other, Ted Cruz, champion of the caucuses, is the scion of a particular version of America and of a peculiar era in its history; a politician who repels or baffles many of his compatriots, even as others rally to his godly standard.
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The more fastidious and reliable the ultra-black, the more broadly useful it will prove to be — in solar power generators, radiometers, industrial baffles and telescopes primed to detect the faintest light fluxes as a distant planet traverses the face of its star.
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" Rallying against mental illness stigma, in her memoir "Wishful Drinking" she wrote, "One of the things that baffles me (and there are quite a few) is how there can be so much lingering stigma with regards to mental illness, specifically bipolar disorder.
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He has even taken credit for what he says are changes in Iran's behavior in the region since he pulled out of the deal — an assertion that baffles Iran experts, who say there is no evidence of changes in how Iran is operating.
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Still, as I watched my former colleagues defend the president during his impeachment trial, I was struck by the same question that baffles many: Why didn't more Republican senators convict President Trump, or at least allow additional witnesses in his impeachment trial?
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"The Whole Foods executives, of all of the different independent restaurants based in Southern California, chose Yellow Fever to represent Long Beach, which has so many Asian-Americans, so many southeast Asians, so many Filipinos — it kind of baffles me," she said.
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BALENCIAGA&aposS $1,245 'T-SHIRT SHIRT' BAFFLES TWITTER USERS Most notably, the carrier has embraced a new signature hue with "Passport Plum," shattering a 30-year tradition of blue and red looks in the hopes of standing out among the domestic competition, Bastian said.
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That white people don't understand how absurd it is to point this out—ie: to condemn the tiki torch-carrying white nationalists who marched in Charlottesville—while not being willing to have uncomfortable conversations about how being white gives them more subtle advantages baffles me.
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Like the work of celebrated prestidigitators (like David Copperfield, Penn & Teller) and mentalists (Derren Brown, the Amazing Kreskin), "Privacy" dazzles and baffles by seeming to know exactly what selected audience members are thinking — and who they are, what they've done and where they've been.
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"By gambling with warfighting funds, the bill risks the safety of our men and women fighting to keep America safe, undercuts stable planning and efficient use of taxpayer dollars, dispirits troops and their families, baffles our allies, and emboldens our enemies," the statement says.
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"By gambling with warfighting funds, the bill risks the safety of our men and women fighting to keep America safe, undercuts stable planning and efficient use of taxpayer dollars, dispirits troops and their families, baffles our allies, and emboldens our enemies," the statement said.
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"It baffles me that he could sway the vetting process and help decide who wasn't qualified, while he floated to the top, because we don't see a single qualification that makes him eligible to lead the agency," Jonathan Thompson, chief executive of the National Sheriffs' Association said.
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For some Houstonians whose origins are in countries far away, what they see in American politics baffles and disturbs them, as elements of the world they left behind seem to echo back to them in the news from Washington, as Mr. Alatassi discovered watching the cabinet meeting.
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Turandot doesn't have the same racist connotations as Puccini's other opera, "Madame Butterly," that is about a Japanese woman who kills herself so that her child with an American Naval officer can be adopted by his white wife, but still, Wilson's decision to include Puccini here baffles.
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"By gambling with warfighting funds, the bill risks the safety of our men and women fighting to keep America safe, undercuts stable planning and efficient use of taxpayer dollars, dispirits troops and their families, baffles our allies, and emboldens our enemies," the White House said in a statement.
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It has distinguished itself as the country that tears itself to pieces with the truth -- that frankly baffles the rest of the world with its relentless introspection, investigating and launching of exhaustive inquiries into mistakes that Vladimir Putin or Xi Jinping would simply sweep under an authoritarian carpet.
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BlanQuil Basic Weighted Blanket — $2172 See Details BlanQuil Quilted Weighted Blanket with Removable Cover A step up from the basic version, this BlanQuil Quilted Weighted Blanket uses 77 independent baffles that keep the eco-friendly glass beads distributed evenly across your body to reduce shifting while you snooze.
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My TV goodness or badness notwithstanding, your question hits on something that still baffles me: I mean no ill will toward any of my friends at the Worldwide Leader or at the other big networks, but why hasn't anyone figured out how to talk about fantasy football on television?
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It baffles me when I hear people talk about how they thought Burnout 2 was a terrible game—my brother and I would compete for hours to see who could cause the most expensive crash (it was me, every time; the trick is to chain several oil tankers into one another).
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The problem the Americans are obsessed with, the Haqqani group, baffles Pakistani citizens: Never having seen these militants, never having been attacked by them and given that their own state denies the existence of safe havens, they do not know what to make of the U.S. claims of militant sanctuaries.
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"I and others who study these issues full time cannot understand why Mylan thought this would work to quell the widespread indignation over its pricing practices," Rachel Sachs, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis, wrote in a Harvard Law blog post about how the company's decision "baffles" experts.
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Anderson portrays Reynolds' airy atelier and home as a kingdom of rustling gowns, respectfully flirtatious client interactions, and silent breakfasts, all of it more sensual than the relationship Alma shares with a man who is so accustomed to being accommodated in all things that any change to his routine baffles and angers him.
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I needed to figure out what kind of press pass was in order, to grasp the procedural tool known as a Motion to Recommit (never mind, it's too complicated) and to find my way to the Democratic Caucus meeting in the basement of the Capitol through a warren that still baffles no small number of security guards.
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" That inner life encompasses not just love affairs — most notably with a Norwegian sailor, Adler Christensen, and forays into the dim and dangerous homosexual subculture of the late 19th century — but an allegiance to the Irish cause that baffles Ward, whose obliviousness to Casement's feelings for him goes hand in hand with his John Bullish denigration of Casement's Irishness, which he sees as "some degraded form of Englishness.
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You did tell me once that there's hardly any discussion of women in the music business…I really think that should be part of the discussion about sexism towards female artists, because it baffles me that you read so many articles about it, and there's no mention of the fact that the way to improve things for the female artists is to put more women in higher positions in the music industry.
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