It is almost bafflingly big and, given how bafflingly big it is, strangely little known.
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Epstein's documentary sections bafflingly obfuscate how Google search works, though.
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Case in point: the bafflingly excellent Pastrami Crunch Wrap Supreme.
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None of this was apparent in Lin's bafflingly elusive drawings.
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Those conflicting goals can play out in a bafflingly inconsistent manner.
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Nick, bafflingly if not unexpectedly, eliminates Rachel at the rose ceremony.
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Even more bafflingly, she blames herself for inviting Wallace's crude banter.
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Most bafflingly, the Alaska scene is set to vividly Mediterranean music.
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London does the opposite: such vehicles are, bafflingly, exempt from congestion charges.
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But bafflingly, the White House so far hasn't approved any state reforms.
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That's a bafflingly missed opportunity, given the very name of the film.
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As did my suddenly bafflingly enormous chest—in the mirror, at least.
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The dynamics of escalating economic tensions with China already are bafflingly complex.
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It is, bafflingly, perhaps the greatest thing this world has ever seen.
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When characters aren't forging swords or fighting dragons, they are bafflingly static.
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Still, on another level, the committee's action is bafflingly disingenuous and shortsighted.
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You, the other knight, strike me as bafflingly ignorant, a little unmoored.
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For that reason, I am going to, bafflingly, attempt a ton of maths.
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Bafflingly, the 5G icon only appears when your phone is actively using data.
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Comfort is also key, but a lot of skaters bafflingly wear skinny jeans.
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The wage gap hasn't gotten any better, and many industries are still bafflingly homogenous.
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The nexus of that was a prolonged period of historically (and bafflingly) low volatility.
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This, of course, begs the question: what's next for the bafflingly dominant flyweight king?
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Over the weekend, it also became the scene of an unhinged, bafflingly violent crime.
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People are asked to choose among sometimes bafflingly large fields of largely undifferentiated candidates.
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Also, rather bafflingly, Google Reminders (part of Google Calendar and Google Keep) still exists!
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A movie so bafflingly determined to undermine its own legacy is a rare beast indeed.
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The headphones are bafflingly stuck into Giuliani's skull at both 30- and 45-degree angles, respectively.
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"This law is bafflingly unconstitutional," Elisabeth Smith, chief counsel for the center, said in a statement.
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Other times, they're wildly, bafflingly off-base, like when The Tourist was nominated for best comedy.
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After being bafflingly snubbed for Mad Men over the years, the recognition is also long overdue.
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And of the few objects that Neuwirth suggests be realistic, Toole's hulking manuscript is bafflingly off.
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Instead, bafflingly, Norman decides to throw a lot of other, less engaging, plotlines into the mix.
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To back this up, he bafflingly concedes that a huge fraction of smokers — one in three!
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He also leaves Oliver Platt and Anjelica Huston, as the retreat leaders, bafflingly in the background.
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That number encompasses 65 percent of the "religiously unaffiliated" (and, somewhat bafflingly, 10 percent of atheists).
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And when it comes to addressing these horrible wrongdoings, justice can come at a bafflingly slow pace.
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At the time, the cheese on Google's burger was underneath the meat patty, which is bafflingly wrong.
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Bafflingly, the US wanted to state that it will help other nations with access to fossil fuels.
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You know, that hard-to-find, bafflingly expensive house essential, you've been putting off buying for years?
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Drake finally shows up but, bafflingly, he ends up as a brief sax solo at the end.
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Turns out it wasn't actually a tiger; instead, whoever reported the thing had, bafflingly, actually spotted a raccoon.
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The post also listed a few other safety features that are inarguably important but also feel bafflingly belated.
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CHAOTIC, fractious and bafflingly inconsistent though the Trump administration may be, on one issue it appears united: Iran.
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Under the circumstances, he's done bafflingly little in the way of good-faith effort at cross-party dealmaking.
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Even when the group saw the ride with the lights on, it was still a bafflingly remarkable feat.
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Instead, your inbox has its own section of the site — although, bafflingly, you still can't search your messages.
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But he bafflingly elected not to obscure the QR code on the right-hand side of the card.
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While we should expect fireworks between Bethenny and LuAnn, Ramona is, bafflingly, the one who lights the match.
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The bafflingly named Hero's was launched in 2005 as an offshoot of the great kickboxing promotion, K-1.
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Bafflingly, the studio chose to market Noah partly as a "faith-based" film, which was a terrible call.
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Bafflingly, Spock and Burnham aren't suspicious that this is a trap, even while knowing how strong Control is.
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Most children think of Winnie-the-Pooh as the mustard-yellow bear in the bafflingly small red shirt.
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For women as sexual beings, freedom has never been more appealing yet so bafflingly difficult to achieve. ♦
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And yet, there was something bafflingly off about her appearance at the 60th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday.
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I yelped audibly when he kicked open El's door, something to which she and Max bafflingly have no reaction.
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He has given some explanation for why the film went so bafflingly wrong, but it doesn't entirely make sense.
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It reflects the best intentions, and the bafflingly broad interests, of an educated, turn-of-the-century regional oligarch.
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From there, he was bafflingly able to walk right out of the jail doors and disappear into the night.
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A wan salad with rock shrimp in a dressing of cream cheese smoked over hay had bafflingly little flavor.
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The program builds to the bafflingly intricate patterning and scansion of the light-footed dance quintet "Interior Drama" (1977).
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Many of the most powerful are bafflingly opaque; others evade understanding because they involve an avalanche of statistical probability.
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At a time when trust in the tech industry is low, that move might (bafflingly) draw less attention from regulators.
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Mom also bafflingly put on Boyz II Men's "I'll Make Love to You" as the fireworks started later that evening.
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His output was bafflingly eclectic, from Cubist-influenced houses to reinventions of Shaker chests and 18th-century English wooden chairs.
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Gunray is so bafflingly useless and obviously two-faced, the intelligence of all characters who trust him is immediately suspect.
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It's spare and supremely focused, rap cut down to its bare essentials and yet at the same time bafflingly complex.
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Bafflingly, shockingly—nay, appallingly—it seems as if virtually no one else even... knows the dusty stick is a thing?!??
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That said, the voiceover on the theatrical cut sounds bafflingly bad, and Ford's listless delivery leaves much to be desired.
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While they might be bafflingly popular and useless, the humble fidget spinner is supposedly a tool undermining the Russian state.
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One of the underlying problems is Trump's penchant for personnel choices that are bafflingly bad or ethically challenged or both.
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He makes the same call for other disabilities in his wider disability policy platform, and it is equally, bafflingly limited.
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The framing of Amazon's new headquarters as having anything to do with Trump automatically leaves Bezos, bafflingly, as the protagonist.
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His rapid-fire percussive tapping was bafflingly precise, free of errors, and communicated through a crystal clear, glass-like tone.
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But for far too long, people who tweeted absolutely, bafflingly inaccurate hot takes had no place that would highlight their work.
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Its events were so bafflingly disastrous and without precedent that no one knew whether to react with grief, anger, or despair.
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Williamson peeled back yet another layer of her bafflingly eccentric personality last night on the press carpet at CNN's Democratic debate.
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Cross-play support is still bafflingly light for Nintendo next to what Microsoft and Sony have done on their respective platforms.
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She's also entering menopause and, like Annie, is at war with her body, which is getting thicker, sweatier, and bafflingly horny.
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Bafflingly, most of the cutaway reaction shots during the ceremony featured either empty seats or people looking half-enthused at best.
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It's entirely possible that it's another door at some other facility entirely—but what's indisputable is just how bafflingly dumb this is.
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Bafflingly, the couple's windows had been removed from the outside prior to the murders and the living room had been set alight.
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Each episode's takeaways, while certainly less clear-cut than its more characteristically smarmy apathy, are now measured, sincere, elusive, and bafflingly balanced.
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Some go up against the company's own private-label products, which range rather bafflingly from potato crisps to baby wipes to loafers.
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The image of Crews as Commanding Agent Isaiah Jaxon is bafflingly close to his live-action appearance in the game's E3 trailer.
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Mad Men, by contrast, may have concluded on a note of crystalline, acidic perfection, but the show itself was often bafflingly uneven.
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Hawley's belief that government forcing websites to offer political counterarguments to every opinion is somehow emblematic of free speech is bafflingly preposterous.
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This uncomfortable double standard is nothing new for Dancing, as Vanilla Ice and Rick Perry bafflingly blew the judges away last season.
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But abortion rights activists and some obstetricians and maternal care doctors in Utah said the law was bafflingly vague and scientifically unsound.
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Some of these features might seem bafflingly trivial to adults at first, but they rope in kids who have a more playful attitude.
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The company also banned the rapper from the network and sent him a notification that bafflingly included a warning about transmitting underage porn.
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Most bafflingly, the two men co-authored a technical paper about DDoS attacks that was published in an Israeli security magazine, Digitals Whispers.
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The single served a weird and unassuming introduction to a band that would remain bafflingly affecting through the next decade and a half.
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Bafflingly, neither one lets you check how much storage space you're using; there's just a notification once you've got 2GB and 500MB left.
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Rumi was born in the (then) Persian Empire and wrote a bafflingly impressive amount of poetry in his lifetime — close to 70,000 pieces.
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Fed Chair Ben Bernanke, bafflingly, opted not to cut interest rates to stimulate recovery in September 2008, just as Lehman Brothers was collapsing.
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Sure, Nick Diaz is currently in the midst of a bafflingly long marijuana-related suspension, but his team is working toward a settlement.
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Breathless ecstasy is conveyed through made-up, often bafflingly long words as the titular lovers declare their devotion — over and over — for 40 minutes.
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After a bafflingly dull 2018 run of The Bachelor, star Arie Luyendyk Jr. has been revealed to be the true villain of the series.
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In the last 365 days of Bachelor(ette), this is the second time this marriage-first problem has reared its bafflingly old-timey head.
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It showed that Donald Trump's approval rating, which usually hovers around 40 percent, had risen to 45 — still bad but, bafflingly, better than before.
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These question marks pointed me to random encounters—sometimes strangers trapped by zombies, groups of men waiting to kill me, or, bafflingly, nothing at all.
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"Each year you are auto-renewed, you will receive a $30 gift toward your next purchase of $35 or more," the description continues, again, bafflingly.
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But the commission's cuts seem concentrated, bafflingly, on the part of the agricultural budget that could be used to do so, while sparing farm subsidies.
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Of course, Peter's insult might be bafflingly mean, it's also very expected from him when it comes the idea of Rachel ending up with Bryan Abasolo.
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Meanwhile, another figure accused of sexual misconduct, Steven Seagal, is backing a new cryptocurrency bafflingly called "Bitcoiin," proving everything is roughly as terrible as we expect.
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But self-powered flight actually gets much harder the smaller, which puts insects among the most bafflingly marvelous feats of engineering we have encountered in nature.
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Some data crunching resulted in a number so bafflingly high you'll either squirm or thank the spiders for keeping us safe from all the other bugs.
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She stages elaborate performance art pieces and videos — and even a bafflingly bizarre billboard — often in the guise of her alter-ego, Old Put the Clown.
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It's the drama of romance novels — even if the author famously (and somewhat bafflingly) refuses to count his books as part of that much-maligned genre.
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Apparently some cats are so resilient, so bafflingly impervious to what would kill an ordinary house pet, they can survive being frozen solid in subzero temperatures.
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Like me, you may have played The Crimson Room and The Viridian Room—two escape-the-room games that were bafflingly translated and difficult to understand.
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For the last decade, inflation has been bafflingly low, despite the fact that central banks have barely raised interest rates from their recession-era, emergency lows.
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He could be the synth player from a mid-2000s landfill indie band, but he's not: He's the totalitarian communist as a young, bafflingly handsome, revolutionary.
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In our increasingly Anglophone world, Americans have become nakedly transparent to English speakers everywhere, yet the world remains bafflingly and often frighteningly opaque to monolingual Americans.
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In contrast, Cars 2 puts all of its energy into a bafflingly insipid mistaken-identity spy plot, entirely centered on Larry the Cable Guy, a.k.a. Mater.
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And shows, of course, were where we went to church: in shag-carpeted basements, in dive bars, at festivals like Warped Tour, and, later, bafflingly, in stadiums.
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Eubank Jr—bafflingly fighting for a British title when a world title fight had been open to him—seemed full of cold rage, throwing devastating combinations throughout.
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How, exactly, this turned into a blonde one aisle over gunning for a brunette, and, bafflingly, nine unconnected people fighting on a train platform… I don't know.
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In December, MoviePass also (somewhat bafflingly) signed Bruce Willis to a three-picture deal, with the first movie originally slated to begin shooting in February in Miami.
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Most bafflingly, Morgan's creators (Ridley Scott's son Luke and Peepers writer-director Seth W. Owen) don't seem to care about the natural questions a Frankenstein story raises.
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Nintendo's Wii successor was a disastrous product on almost every level, from its low-quality touchscreen controller to its bafflingly slow software and its confusing, derivative name.
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Deeper still: SQL is capable of representing bafflingly complex operations on many data tables that are simultaneously featuring many intersecting, intricate relationships among many millions of entries.
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This is a problem that is having real-world effects—and not just because it's prompting schools to issue bafflingly irresponsible letters freaking out ten-year-olds.
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The premise of Terrace House is bafflingly simple: It's a show about six strangers, men and women, living together in a beautiful house in Japan with beautiful cars.
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It takes Antoni and Bobby Berk a bafflingly long time to interrogate Ari enough to know what's happening, and the story only becomes more contradictory as they go.
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As his bafflingly botched bait-and-switch with the NRA went, this too just goes to show the sheer lack of effort that went into Weinstein's original apology.
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One priority was the bafflingly named "Disease X". The X stands for unexpected, and represents concern that the next big epidemic might be caused by something currently unknown.
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What fans got instead, bafflingly, was essentially an episode-long media training for Koko, most of her sisters, and their momager Kris Jenner; Kylie didn't even show up.
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New START, the arms reduction treaty the Obama administration negotiated with Russia that Trump bafflingly refers to as "startup," does not allow Russia to build more nuclear warheads.
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What's left at this point is a striking legal farce, a Catch-22 so bafflingly weird that even a longtime politician can't help but giggle at the irony.
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Epstein's elaborate links to Democratic politicians and other members of the liberal establishment make it look, bafflingly, like the paranoid fantasies of QAnon or Pizzagate have come true.
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Ruby has, bafflingly, said that "yes," she wants to see Nico again, and the supercomputer is rolling through "yes" and "no" like an agonizing Wheel of Fortune wheel.
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And, bafflingly, when Tokyo-based Nikon enlisted 32 photographers from Asia, Africa and the Middle East to promote a new camera, not a single one was a woman.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is the exception as it continues to bafflingly stick to its guns: allowing political advertising, whole hog, even if the ads are misleading or contain lies.
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Bafflingly, I was admitted and instantly began receiving messages from rich (or wannabe rich) women who thought I was straight (Luxy does not accommodate for wealthy gay men).
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It's a vision of the future that bafflingly suggests that someday soon, America will be ruled by violent theocratic misogynists but on the plus side, racism will be over.
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But even before Hosono crossed the ubiquitous Spotify barrier, he had long inspired a cult-like obsessiveness in his fans due to how bafflingly unique his multifaceted discography is.
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The second, Fox's The Orville, is a bafflingly misconceived Star Trek rip-off that seems to exist only because Seth MacFarlane has made 20th Century Fox billions of dollars.
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For a recovering alcoholic and addict, Jay is bafflingly unable to turn that same lens on his emotional life or question the relationships between romantic passion, obsession and compulsion.
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She's been making money moves for years, from her days on VH1's "Love and Hip-Hop" to her mixtapes which, bafflingly, never took off the way "Bodak" did.
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In fact, by Friday afternoon, when his bafflingly racist yearbook photograph was first publicized and then verified, Northam was already in boiling political waters — over not race but abortion.
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It's a particularly curious decision, given that there's a lot of legacy Nintendo content locked away in the Virtual Console that Nintendo has bafflingly not brought to the Switch yet.
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To the contrary, Republicans (and many others) compared Cruz to Barry Goldwater, and, rather bafflingly, made a concerted effort to weaken Cruz in a way they never did to Trump.
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All you need to do to set it up is plug it into an outlet and attach it to your TV using an HDMI cable (which, bafflingly, isn&apost provided).
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"Net neutrality is about government censorship and regulation," he said, continuing by arguing, bafflingly, that net neutrality would leave consumers unable to watch Netflix because their neighbors are downloading porn.
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Bing's other endeavors are just as unexpected, such as the Snoop Dogg Board Company for skateboards and snowboards and–most bafflingly of all–foot-long hot dogs called Snoop Doggs.
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They're too big in some parts and too small in others (sometimes, bafflingly, in the same exact parts) and they host a buffet of aches, pains, sores, and general creaks.
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Nothing isn't bafflingly morbid on This Is Us. Lanh — whom Jack saved from a foot injury earlier in season 3 — is immediately enamored with the visual dramatics of underwater explosions.
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But where do you draw the line between an interpretation that is freeing—and thus freeing to the audience, too—and one that is just frustratingly and bafflingly self-indulgent?
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Whereas accelerating division when your office is charged with maintaining unity and continuity is a serious business — especially when the eventual resolution is so bafflingly difficult to envision or predict.
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While Mr. Balter's writing for the flute soloist is bafflingly complex, for the other performers he breaks free from traditional notation, offering illustrations and directions in lieu of sheet music.
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Thomas Bryant, a promising center whom the Lakers bafflingly waived in 2018, is having a career year as a full-time starter, with 14.1 points and 8.7 rebounds a game.
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Valerian has its faults (stilted dialogue, bafflingly spotty chemistry between the leads, third-act troubles), but it still makes the ultimate argument in favor of CGI's unique utility in blockbuster filmmaking.
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A teleological narrative cannot account for the onset of climate change, or the way bafflingly-racist political views seem to surge from the woodwork long after people thought they'd gone away.
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There are two USB 260 (Type-A) ports, headphone and microphone jacks, a Thunderbolt 2144 port, and, somewhat bafflingly, a fold-out USB 24 port to the left of the keyboard.
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That Congress needs a hearing to answer questions as simple as whether prices of medicines are rising or falling exposes the bafflingly complex system of prescription drug pricing in this country.
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Well, it was then that Ginwright decided—bafflingly—to not let it go out of bounds or catch it and run it out, but rather to keep the ball in play.
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Another addition to the T7 Touch is an indicator light that shows when the drive is plugged in and actively transmitting data, something that was bafflingly missing from the last generation.
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Keeping your baby attached to your body for a minimum of 22 hours out of every 24, and, most bafflingly, not least on a practical level, the drinking of wolf colostrum.
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Since the movie's whole reason for being is technical wizardry, if you were watching on the back of an airplane seat you'd just be left with a bafflingly emaciated movie about nothing.
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" In that memo, the opponents called for "well-intentioned, good faith dialogue with executives," called a union drive "extreme," and bafflingly alluded to the "misappropriation of unions for use by privileged workers.
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Discussion of Iran was limited to a single question Wednesday—directed, bafflingly, to only Andrew Yang and Jay Inslee, who have clocked in at tenth and fifteenth in the opinion polls, respectively.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had earlier also asserted that Soleimani posed an imminent threat but then, bafflingly, said there was no time frame in which the attacks were expected to occur.
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With impeachment framed as an exercise in moral nihilism, Republicans and Democrats have now entered the field of battle over witnesses, with each side bafflingly defending the political interests of the other.
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Just as Julius Caesar is a play with many warnings, a specifically Trump-oriented Julius Caesar contains many warnings and implications — and bafflingly, right-wing media hasn't bothered to point them out.
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But unlike the original, which was an actually-funny satire of the pompous fashion industry circa 2001, the sequel is bafflingly unsavvy with its jokes about gadgets, social media, and even selfie sticks.
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By finishing in third, Cruz weakened momentum he might have had going into South Carolina, another evangelical hotbed where Trump leads but Cruz was gaining pre-Iowa (it hasn't been polled since, bafflingly).
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He made it through (almost) the entire season as a model citizen, played spectacular defense in right field, hit a career-high 28 home runs, and continued to be a bafflingly poor baserunner.
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Directed by Karen Carpenter, the show gets bogged down in conveying information, occasionally with the help of a quasi-narrator (Ryan Knowles) who is, somewhat bafflingly in this rock context, a folk musician.
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Gail is forced to spend a lot of time demanding that her former father-in-law have a conscience, and her conversations with Fletcher (a role in which Wahlberg feels bafflingly miscast) seem repetitive.
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As Trump has pursued policies toxic to health and public safety -- on issues including gun massacres, pollution and the systematic abuse and endangerment of migrant children at the border -- Adams has stayed bafflingly silent.
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And offering impenetrable and/or bafflingly complex settings has, shamefully, been the historical playbook of the tech industry — as a socially engineered pathway to maximize data gathering via obfuscation (and obtain consent by confusion).
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Anyway, here's Lauren: Lauren comes from a long lineage of girls in reality shows who are ostensibly attractive and yet, bafflingly, weirdly, have barely ever been taken out on a date in their life.
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A few of the Litchfield favorites have been shipped off to Ohio instead (come back to us, Boo!), but there are some intriguing new characters — and some bafflingly tedious ones — to keep things complicated.
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It's a welcome addition to the phones that should help entice users to at least try out to LeEco's default skin, which previously (and bafflingly) would place all installed apps on the home screen grid.
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The throwback David Lynch show — which can count everything from The X-Files to Riverdale as intellectual offspring — mixes murder, the dark side of small town life, and the bafflingly supernatural into one cult series.
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For fans attempting to place the Harry Potter universe within the larger context of the geopolitical tensions of our own Muggle world during the last two decades, it seems almost bafflingly at odds with reality.
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And they are not elected by the public but indirectly by state assemblies, using a system so bafflingly complex that in practice parties often avoid a vote by agreeing among themselves how to apportion seats.
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The buzz surrounding the discovery of "Everyone his fancy" will certainly generate plenty of great publicity for this milestone survey on a bafflingly overlooked artist; especially a female one romantically long lost in art history.
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Not everyone who uses Instagram has a nervous breakdown, of course, and most people will not become "Instagram famous," a term that aims to qualify a bafflingly contemporary kind of celebrity as somehow less real.
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CNBC takes a look at some of the most high profile rebrands over the years: Google was somewhat bafflingly originally called BackRub way back in 20133 when it was an internal search engine for Stanford University.
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But not always: Prince became The Artist Formerly Known as Prince in protest at Warner Brothers' ownership of his recordings, and his catalogue is now bafflingly split: Warner owns everything released before 1996, Sony everything after.
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Yet frustratingly, all of the major tension, missed deadlines and professional quandaries are presented as bafflingly old-school title cards, filling us in prior to a series of vaguely concerned conversations between Aoki and his manager.
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To the novice, online dating profiles today can look like bafflingly coded messages with random-ass numbers (aka the unspoken requirement for men to include their height) and nonsense acronyms (aka Myers-Briggs personality type indicator).
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Though the series is only two episodes into its first season, it's already being lauded by critics for its "kaleidoscopic" storytelling, artful directing, and, bafflingly, for James Franco's starring role as twin brothers with matching mustaches.
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David isn't ugly by any means — none of these kids are — but the internet has created a never-ending conveyor belt of people so bafflingly good-looking that everyone else is immediately rendered ugly by comparison.
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It takes a long time to get where it's going, it makes some bafflingly strange choices on the way there, and it still feels like a show that's set in "the '80s!" instead of the 1980s.
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As with his year-end Facebook post—which I'll note here also largely ignored the tsunami of public relations problems the company faced last year—Zuckerberg appears to remain bafflingly optimistic about the function of his company.
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Meanwhile, the MateBook 13's 2,160 by 1,440 screen offers a slightly lower overall resolution the MBA's 2,560 by 1,5123 Retina Display in exchange for touch support, which bafflingly remains an unattainable option on any current MacBook.
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The chaotic state of Britain's opposition Labour Party—which bafflingly opted not to debate Brexit at its conference last week—and the secessionist orientation of its second opposition force, the Scottish National Party, do not help matters.
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As one half of the design world's first couple, Jeremiah Brent manages to balance the roles of celebrity designer, husband and father to 17-month-old daughter Poppy with bafflingly grace and a killer sense of humor.
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Blue Is The Warmest Color and Park Chan Wook's The Handmaiden were both mainstream critical darlings widely criticized by queer women for perpetuating the male gaze and their aggressively graphic yet bafflingly unrealistic depictions of lesbian sex.
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Apparently inspired by the Bronx rapper's love for those bafflingly popular YouTube clips where dead-eyed hosts tap their fingernails on sensitive microphones and whisper about cutting your hair or whatever, Cardi herself made an ASMR video.
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In addition to the bafflingly rigorous exam (446 questions longer than the nonmetaphysical SAT), students must also complete a two-and-a-half-day counseling skills training and an ethics course, which culminates in a second test.
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Most bafflingly, the film focuses on the efforts to put cameras in the hands of as many Ferguson residents as possible — and then doesn't follow up on that effort, or the ongoing protests and unrest in the city.
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When I wrote about Okada and Omega's previous match at Wrestle Kingdom in January, I concentrated on Omega, the bafflingly athletic freak of nature who was experiencing his own rapid rise to possible "best in the world" status.
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He may not have declared a national emergency to secure funding for the border wall, but he did manage to rattle off a bunch of his usual false and misleading immigration lines, all in a bafflingly low-energy monotone.
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Mac Miller was the special guest on Wednesday's edition of The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore on Comedy Central, and he came with a special purpose: delivering a message to his mortal-enemy-turned-bafflingly-successful-Republican-presidential-candidate Donald Trump.
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Despite having a bafflingly terrible battle plan and winding up separated from her dragon and fighting for her life amid a crowd of wights, Dany made it out alive thanks to the bravery and sacrifice of her pal Ser Jorah.
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Bafflingly, Sony is going to market in the summer with a set of earbuds that aren't technically cut out for exercise or coming with you on a run — or even if you just break a sweat on a hot day.
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In fact, Nintendo has bafflingly never sold the smaller console outside of special edition bundles in the US. Of course, eBay and third-party sellers on Amazon have plenty of grey market units to offer, if you're willing to pay.
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Days before Mollie Tibbetts' body was discovered in a cornfield — more than a month after she bafflingly vanished while on her regular evening jog in Brooklyn, Iowa — dad Rob Tibbetts reportedly said he was "very reluctantly" returning home to California.
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But dig a little deeper into Twitter's dustier corners, and you'll find a huge, interconnected, bafflingly popular collection of fan-made parody accounts — a strange cousin to the Twitter fan club, where celebrities and brands are assimilated, rather than fawned over.
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And his at times bafflingly broad policy portfolio specifically features a number of sensitive foreign policy matters that, for no particularly clear reason, have been placed in his wildly unqualified hands rather than those of Rex Tillerson's kneecapped State Department.
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The suit was withdrawn after a confidential settlement, but Kaepernick remained without a job, or even a tryout, until November, when — suddenly, bafflingly — N.F.L. officials invited him to work out in front of scouts at the Atlanta Falcons' training facility.
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A subplot with Lockwood's granddaughter is bafflingly pointless, until it becomes clear that the character exists only to manufacture some third-act jeopardy, and to make a ham-fisted point about genetically engineered dinosaurs that will likely leave audience members shaking their heads.
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At least some people think it will succeed, given that Sirin Labs got $72 million in seed funding from a few people last year, including Moshe Hogeg, founder of the bafflingly limited messaging app Yo. Have something to add to this story?
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Though she was bafflingly left out of this new division's inaugural title fight—the honor will go to Holly Holm and Germaine de Randamie instead—at least the UFC had finally introduced the division where she's at her healthiest and her best.
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His beats are still popping up on nearly every major rap release of the moment, including Future and Juice WRLD's collaborative mixtape and Quavo of Migos's solo debut, where Murda has four songs, including one somewhat bafflingly featuring chopped-up vocals from Madonna.
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Perhaps most bafflingly, though, it requires Trump to pivot away from the idea that the US/Mexico border is in crisis and that Congress needs to spend all of its energy addressing the unprecedented number of families coming to the US without papers.
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I've liked DeHaan in other things (especially his work on HBO's In Treatment and in this year's bafflingly ill-conceived but fascinating A Cure for Wellness), but he keeps getting cast in parts that require a roguish charisma he doesn't really have.
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Based on a comic book of the same name, Barb Wire was bafflingly co-written by Ilene Chaiken, co-creator of Showtime's The L Word (the early DNA of that show's interest in feminism, punk, and hair are found at their malnourished infancy here).
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Bafflingly, he seems to be making the case that the systemic sexual abuse of power that Me Too exposed is a purely modern phenomenon and not a problem that has run continuously throughout history, including in the Chivers case that opens this very book.
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Just because electric cars and solar powers are clearly a good idea, a win for everyone who doesn't directly benefit from our legacy fossil-fuel infrastructure, doesn't mean they won't be fought tooth and nail, by the Western oil industry, by petrostates, and — bafflingly — by conservative populists.
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Bafflingly, he called the Employment Nondiscrimination Act, a bill proposed in 2013 that would make it a crime for an employer to discriminate against an employee based on the employee's sexual orientation or gender identity, a "segregation law" when he was running for his congressional seat.
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Facebook slides recreated by Motherboard Facebook slides recreated by Motherboard Bafflingly, Facebook also notes that "White nationalism and calling for an exclusively white state is not a violation for our policy unless it explicitly excludes other PCs [protected characteristics]" which by definition, a white state does.
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He was bafflingly at ease through the technical acrobatics of the Allegro assai from the Sonata No. 3; and he was so still and steady playing the Andante from the Sonata No. 2, it was hard to imagine the interweaving lines coming from a single person.
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Bafflingly, the largest share of screen real estate is occupied by the "world clock" which kept resetting itself no matter how many times I tried to use it to show me the current time, here, in the place that I live—arguably the only critical function of a watch.
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The crimes of credit cards are fairly obvious, and Cook is not wrong about them — the rewards are confusing and hard to redeem, the rules around fees and interest rates can be deceptive, the apps and websites affiliated with major credit card companies are bafflingly hideous and difficult to use.
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But as bottomed-out as the Lakers were during the terminal years of the Kobe administration, as multiply bankrupt as the Nets are, as bafflingly and boldly backwards as the Bulls are and as syphilitically Knicks-y as the Knicks are, there is nothing that is quite like those old Clips.
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Some episodes have proven strangely prophetic: The second season finale, "The Waldo Moment," shows a TV entertainer bafflingly manage to dupe the public and climb the political ranks, an eerie echo of things to come in the US; the series' pilot features the British Prime Minister having sex with a pig.
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According to the county district attorney, other than telling the bank clerk that he was "really hurting," he didn't offer much of an explanation as to why he decided to rob the place—or, even more bafflingly, why he chose to do it on a first date with this poor, unsuspecting woman.
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It's come under some criticism for its supposed similarities to the films of Jean-Pierre Jeunet (who has raised these concerns as well, though he somewhat bafflingly points to one specific scene from his Delicatessen, when much more of the "doesn't this remind you of?" critiques have focused on his later film Amélie).
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How deeply unprepared they are for each task they attempt—combined with their propensity to scream in fear, rag on each other, let fly an ungodly number of swear words in places where they really, really shouldn't, and occasionally, bafflingly, perform exceptionally well at things you'd never expect them to—is endlessly watchable.
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I've spent most of this season frustrated at the quick plot turns and complete lack of nuance — the feeling that we were seeing plot points that would have been brilliant and heartbreaking if stretched out over a season, but that just whizzed bafflingly by when played out over the course of a scene or two.
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From the bestselling author of literally a hundred other books… From the bestselling author of literally a hundred other books… It's published by Ubisoft, a global gaming power known for creating expansive gaming worlds (like the astonishingly beautiful Assassin's Creed: Odyssey) with bafflingly uneven gameplay and writing (like the astonishingly lopsided Assassin's Creed: Odyssey).
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So if you choose to order in person, you might find yourself walking straight to the cashier and then lingering for a bafflingly long time as one drink after another — none of them yours — lands in the mobile pickup area, waiting for whatever very busy person made an advance purchase he is late to claim.
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George Clooney's Suburbicon is a film so bafflingly bad, so fundamentally ill-conceived, so wanting in basic tenets of tone and narrative, it almost feels like the work of a first-time director—someone who simply hasn't figured out how to tell a story yet, even if (like Clooney) they've spent plenty of time making other people's movies.
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This should not come as a surprise to his admirers; his last feature was the bafflingly complicated and borderline nonsensical postmodern noir adaptation Inherent Vice, and it followed The Master, a film that steams along for two-plus hours like a pressure cooker that's about to explode, yet never grants its audience (nor its characters) that release.
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But the rest of the world is used to American intransigence after killings like that in El Paso -- to seeing Americans bafflingly discuss cracking down on websites and mental health issues, and not the glaringly obvious problem of battlefield weapons (with magazines used in Dayton unlike anything I've ever seen in a warzone) being available to teenagers.
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When I poked fun at this, mostly out of annoyance with one of my comedic idols, Ian Black snapped: He accused me of being a coward for using a cartoon avatar, of being too judgemental, and eventually capped it all by (bafflingly) trying to use to the ongoing genocide of Rohingya Muslims as uh, an attempt to dunk on purity politics?
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" In 2014, he wrote a dense exploration of Future Islands' bafflingly viral Letterman performance for a website called Notes on Metamodernism, which used singer Samuel T. Herring's vocal affectations and physical mannerisms as a way of explaining, as he puts it, the way that "postmodern discourse is understood as simply another creative material ready to be explored and played with alongside the 'language' of popular music.
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Daubing light, smooth, soaringly poised pop sheen on light, jaunty, strummed/plucked country guitar hooks, downplaying the effortlessness of her bafflingly catchy melodies, Clark sings as plainly and directly as can be while adding a bubblegum flavor to many of the best songs with nothing but textured acoustic guitar and electric banjo, plus a slinky rollerdisco keyboard in "Daughter" that somehow sounds perfectly natural.
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If you love the Rocky movies—a bafflingly long franchise about a blue-collar Italian American, who keeps getting punched in the face and is completely un-mean unless he's in the ring, where he's the baddest motherfucker alive, which somehow is widely relatable, even to pathetic British softies like me—it sort of doesn't matter where Ivan Drago thinks Creed II ranks in the all-time list (it's sixth).
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Amid the wasteland was an oasis of sorts, a somber ballad that bafflingly remade Aerosmith's "Dream On." Whether Em or co-producer Jeff Bass meant the sample as a nod to Run-DMC or were simply Puff Daddy-ing an older hit is unclear, but the ramifications of this artistic choice cannot be overstated, especially if you are a white dude who raps or listens to white dudes who rap.
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But for sheer satisfaction I usually find myself turning back 50 or 60 years, to three takes on "Messiah" undimmed by age: Colin Davis's wholly reliable account from 1966 with the London Symphony; the unending glory of Otto Klemperer's profoundly spiritual taping with the Philharmonia in 1964; and, the maddest of all recordings, Hermann Scherchen's drawn-out version from 1959, from Vienna, at once bafflingly monumental and unbelievably tender.
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But that Suns team added a third guard that summer in Isaiah Thomas, then—bafflingly—traded Thomas and their one-time Slovenian dynamo in a deadline-day housecleaning that may rival the James Harden trade as most lopsided exchange of the last 20 years; Phoenix likely gave up two All-NBA players in those deals and brought back Brandon Knight, who is currently coming off the bench behind Devin Booker and Eric Bledsoe.
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No part of Queens presents a more bafflingly spectacular array of restaurant options than Flushing's Chinatown and the heavily Korean neighborhood of Murray Hill, easily complemented by the digestion-aiding (or at least digestion-neutral) attractions, situated in and around Flushing Meadows Corona Park, home to the Unisphere and other less-well-maintained structures from the 1964 World's Fair, as well as the Queens Zoo, Queens Museum and eastward, the Queens Botanical Garden.
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Days after bafflingly linking global warming and ocean dumping, Trump held forth on water: "We have a situation where we're looking very strongly at sinks and showers and other elements of bathrooms where you turn the faucet on — and in areas where there's tremendous amounts of water, where the water rushes out to sea because you could never handle it, and you don't get any water," Trump said Friday to reporters at the White House.
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The one time I ever went to Blackheath it was one of those purgatorial journeys that Citymapper cheerfully tells you will "only take 70 minutes!" and involves a train and then a bus, and bafflingly I found myself at the end of a bus route with still a 20-minute walk to go and it was just down this endless featureless road that only had a petrol station on it, and then getting out of Blackheath I seemingly got lost for hours on some sort of in-London moor they have there as the sun set gauzy behind me, and I am convinced Blackheath is actually some sort of time and space-bending Bermuda triangle in the outskirts of the city that is impossible to truly escape from, so in answer to the question of what there is to do locally, I would say: "Buy a big bag of crisps from the petrol station so they let you have a piss there, then call an Uber and get the fuck out of dodge"; Alright, how much are they asking?
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