That's a problem that afflicts most of Texas, and flummoxes Democratic organizers.
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All this flummoxes policy analysts long committed to reducing debt and deficits.
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Here's a great example of how West Virginia's unrelenting pressure flummoxes opponents.
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What is it about this event that so flummoxes the United States?
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But this only gives him a more frustrating intimacy with local pals, whose emotional illogic flummoxes him.
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This skill is especially valuable because it flummoxes standard NBA rim protection, opening up driving and passing lanes.
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Which flummoxes Petey and Jesus as the trio wend their way through Long Island, Port Chester and other scenic New York locales.
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What flummoxes me from a product perspective is that it's not as if banning all adult content is the singular solution to the problem.
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Appropriately, that seizure of power—the sudden refusal of African-Americans to continue living under conditions of subordination—flummoxes the white citizens of Sutton.
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Hsieh's tennis toolbox includes many strange shots few consider using, and her combination of off-speed shots and tremendous foot speed often flummoxes opponents.
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"My 5-year-old son is macho, loves sports and trucks, but also loves pink clothes and nail polish, and this flummoxes some people," she said.
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Beyond that, Mr. Temer, 75, a lawyer who speaks an archaic Portuguese that flummoxes his countrymen, decided not to name any women or Afro-Brazilians to his cabinet.
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It's a cousin of several other mathematical paradoxes; what I like about this setting is that it gently flummoxes the reader rather than walloping her over the head with a triumphantly counterintuitive solution.
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Malkandi's story flummoxes the crew, who, through patient interviews and court documents, try to piece together the real story of how this affable suburban dad came to be an unwitting accomplice, two degrees removed from a high-level al Qaeda operative and bin Laden associate.
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