No wonder hipsters' and startup dudes' LaCroix obsession befuddles Floridians.
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But here's still one thing that befuddles them: Trump's pre-rally playlist.
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"It just befuddles me that they would do that," said Taylor, 3.893.
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The doublespeak often befuddles diplomats engaged in talks with Pakistani civilian government officials.
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"It just befuddles me that they would do that," said Mr. Taylor, 3.893.
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But the shamelessness that befuddles others is what I love about myself the most.
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Chicago has lost seven of its last 10 games in a maddening stretch that befuddles center Pau Gasol.
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I try to keep in touch with what's going on in tech, but this one kind of befuddles me.
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To the Editor: I've heard Democrats say that Republicans are putting party before country, but that interpretation befuddles the truth.
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One of his most important points, made in 21984 before the true data deluge that now befuddles us, is that information has become garbage.
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What befuddles even political scientists is whether we're looking here at a treatment or a selection effect — or how much of each is operating.
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If you, like us, are avid online shoppers, you probably know what it's like to stumble upon a site that both entices and befuddles you.
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Some have discernible themes, like "The Girls Want to Be With the Girls," in which the concept of feminism befuddles the benevolent but confused singer.
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One of the breeds that befuddles both Judah and the FB AI is the Puli, which is the type of dog Mark Zuckerberg owns (Beast).
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Readers sit for a long time with this information, contemplating it in the same kind of muzzy, Jell-O-shot haze that befuddles the students they're reading about.
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"The question that befuddles traditional economists is why people want these refunds," said Richard Thaler, a Nobel-winning economist at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business.
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Number 5 wanders off the robotics facility, stumbles into Ally Sheedy's life, learns to read, learns what it means to be "alive" and befuddles its designer played by Steve Guttenberg.
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During his conversation with Angela after the frozen squidfall, Will tells her that Manhattan said they had to "break a couple of eggs to make an omelet," something that befuddles Angela initially.
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Given the explosive pace of technology that often befuddles the elderly, they command little or no respect for the repository of wisdom that was once cherished by the young (and still is in some traditional societies).
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I'm doing this because I came out of the security business and this befuddles me that you haven't looked at the source code and you don't really understand the disk drive, at least to answer my dumb questions if you will.
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"It just befuddles me and I think it's just heartbreaking to know that there's so many people that want to help, and that help is being denied for no definable reasons that anybody's been able to communicate," Canales told CNN on Tuesday.
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While I appreciate the goodwill and solidarity of cisgender heterosexual males and females self-identifying as "queer," it befuddles an already murky term, given the vast array of things it can mean, including gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, pansexual, gender queer, bigender, asexual, agender, nonbinary, asexual, (literally, the list can go on forever and ever), which dilutes its power and renders it almost meaningless.
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At that time, "The Morning Mix" continued on WMBD-TV for quite some time. The station used the "Big Oldies 93.3" slogan before the current format of classic hits was adopted in August 2006."On the air - Station mix-up befuddles listeners," The Peoria Journal-Star, September 3, 2006.
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The Salazar family arrives safely, until the authorities raid Love Orchard and order a deportation hearing for the now three-year-old Angelina. The case is taken to Washington by Karen, who, by opting to defend Angelina, befuddles her boss, makes up with her estranged father, and converts her conservative counterpart into her relatively liberal lover.
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Archambault and Crippen found that "adding the element of technology to Shulman's notion of pedagogical content knowledge befuddles an already complex model". They found that potential users of the framework found it difficult to define the boundaries of the different TPACK knowledge areas. Other authors have questioned the central construct, the TPCK, asking if it is actually a knowledge or rather an action. Philips, Koehler and Rosenberg (2016) provided an updated diagram which has the central overlap described as 'TPACK enactment'.
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An energetic, friendly 14-year-old girl, Luna Gusuku teases Eiji for her amusement and befuddles him for not being as straight and decent like Touga. One of two pilots of the G-Driller Gran Diva and born in Okinawa, she came to Klein Sandman's castle at a young age, meeting Toga Tenkuuji first. Her father Isana Gusuku disappears while working for the billionaire, and has since stayed in Sandman's castle, eventually enrolling into the Earthgertz. In Gravion Zwei, she pilots the Geo Javelin.
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Thumbling is (like in the other version of the story) devoured by a cow and befuddles the innkeeper when his voice emanates from within it. The cow is slaughtered and though Thumbling tries to escape from its innards, he ends up being cooked into a black pudding with the meat. The pudding is eventually cut into slices by the mistress of the house and Thumbling once again barely escapes with his life. Resuming his journey, Thumbling is next snapped up by a fox in the woods but manages to get himself caught in its craw.
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Banganga Tank during the Banganga Festival The Framjee Cowasjee hall is built over the Framjee Cowasjee tank Although the tanks have long vanished, the city of Bombay (now Mumbai) once had many water tanks within its city limits. They were once the only source of water to the city. The only testimony to their existence is the names of the roads in their vicinity, which befuddles many citizens as to the original location to these mystifying relics of the past. The oldest tank was the Cowasjee Patel Tank built in 1775.
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In doing so, Lan befuddles Gospel's attempts to collect four particularly powerful computer programs, called simply SuperPrograms, on numerous occasions. However, Gospel is finally successful and uses these programs, in combination with computer bugs, to construct a SuperNavi of immense power. This Navi is a duplication of Bass, who appeared in the original game as a hidden boss and who plays a larger role in later games. However, after fighting Megaman the Bass copy destabilized and transformed into a gigantic, wolf-shaped super Multi-bug Organism (Also referred as Gospel) that heavily resembles the sixth game's Gregar.
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In connection with the revelation that the theatre is a good place to meet girls, for instance, Ovid, the classically educated trickster, refers to the story of the rape of the Sabine women. It has been argued that this passage represents a radical attempt to redefine relationships between men and women in Roman society, advocating a move away from paradigms of force and possession, towards concepts of mutual fulfilment.Dutton, Jacqueline, The Rape of the Sabine Women, Ovid Ars amatoria Book I: 101-134, master's dissertation, University of Johannesburg, 2005 The superficial brilliance, however, befuddles even scholars (paradoxically, Ovid consequently tended in the 20th century to be underrated as lacking in seriousness). The standard situations and clichés of the subject are treated in an entertainment-intended way, with details from Greek mythology, everyday Roman life and general human experience.
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At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, Screen Memories received an average score of 78 based on 19 reviews, indicating a "generally favorable" reception. AllMusic reviewer Marcy Donelson stated that the album succeeds by basking in its murky splendor," while Clash magazine honored its "all-consuming, oddball" nature, calling it "akin to a well-warranted display of authority from an artist that’s truly a master of his craft." Kevin Harley of Record Collector wrote that it "conveys Mau' confounding persona with total confidence: sometimes silly, sometimes stentorian, it gives the impression of a man in full command of his off-piste forays, rendering it fascinating even as it befuddles." Chal Ravens of Pitchfork called it "grander" and "balanced with a kind of playful absurdity—the sense of nihilistic abandon" that "strikes a chord in a way that most blatantly political albums never quite manage," and praised Maus' "sense of greater craftsmanship in the small details.
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