Which makes his praise of Arpaio all the more baffling.
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We asked them to share some of their more baffling presents.
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Other examples of this technology in action are even more baffling.
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Which makes the president's shots at Amazon all the more baffling.
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Stern's refusal to add a benefit for children is more baffling.
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More baffling is how far from the tropics pyrosomes have strayed.
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That, if anything, makes their continued focus on US education more baffling.
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That makes the lack of action against Jones all the more baffling. .
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Personality typologies seem to multiply with each publishing season, growing ever more baffling.
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But more baffling revelations were still coming to light, many concerning organizational disenfranchisement.
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Anthony's quiet life makes her decision to go public now all the more baffling.
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Name a show that's weirder or more baffling than The Masked Singer, we'll wait.
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But there are differences now that make the cranks that much more baffling, numerous and pernicious.
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That transformation is even more baffling when you consider all the genre had going against it.
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What's more baffling, though, is why he would be virulently against something so innocuous and objectively helpful.
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All of which makes that concluding fake out that much more baffling, and fun, to puzzle out.
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His continued defense of Flynn -- well past the point of loyalty or even reason -- is even more baffling.
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This means there's no more baffling commingling of the tracks you own and what's streaming on Apple Music.
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Somehow even more baffling than the song being as generic as it is how putrid Lamar's verse is.
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And that makes the weird dishonesty of his approach to selling the Republican replacement effort all the more baffling.
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The move was made all the more baffling by the fact that Nest isn't even directly competing with Musk.
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Hill's was the more baffling, coming just as Cincinnati got what seemed to be a game-clinching turnover. 403.
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But it's dramatically more baffling to see those kinds of marketing tactics used by a company against its own products.
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The responses were all the more baffling because the KKK is a terrorist organization and Trump allegedly hates terrorist organizations.
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His regular-season success has only made his postseason collapses more baffling, and harder to watch with each successive failure.
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The size of Amazon's opportunity, however, makes it all the more baffling that the company has hit a growth lull.
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More baffling: Why was the piano music accompanying some sections, played by Hank Mason, attributed to Dana Wachs, a.k.a. Vorhees?
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All of this makes the San Francisco Board of Supervisors' line of attack on the organization all the more baffling.
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All of this makes the administration's dogged attempt to undo everything achieved over the last few years even more baffling.
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It's yet more baffling when you factor in how much Black Panther matters when it comes to representation in the MCU.
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What's more baffling to me is why he floated the $1.4 billion allocation for the border wall in the first place.
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Which is why this irrational fear of supporting federal legislation similar to the aforementioned state reforms is all the more baffling.
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It's all the more baffling because the episode is so successful elsewhere in probing the inner workings of its main characters.
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Which is what makes Northam's decision to start talking -- to The Washington Post and to CBS News -- all the more baffling.
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Even more baffling, we've been told the pilot was extremely experienced flying in that area -- and was even a flight instructor.
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" Andrew gleefully partakes, but then makes the jaw-dropping display even more baffling by declaring ... "That's a full-service presidential candidate!
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It makes their decision to address the problem in other areas by redirecting users to Wikipedia for fact-checking even more baffling.
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But what may be even more baffling is the fact that the show was also nominated for exactly zero Teen Choice Awards.
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The company is clearly aware of these problems in Groups, which makes it even more baffling that the issue hasn't been fixed.
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Far more baffling — criminal, actually — is that Brown's voice is absent, entirely, from "In the Great Green Room" until the final page.
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More problematically, these older females are also more inclined to devour their partners after mating, making the males' preference all the more baffling.
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Even more baffling were Lynch's instructions to then-FBI Director James Comey to avoid referring publicly to the Clinton investigation as an investigation.
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That only makes it more baffling that he apparently thinks he'd have a shot at winning the general election as a third-party candidate.
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Instead, it brings an installment of this genre that is substantially more baffling than the typical "my Twitter mentions are dangerous and unacceptable" fare.
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Given the actor's long history in show business and political causes, it is all the more baffling to friends that he would risk so much.
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This FDA should be lauded for this success — but it makes it even more baffling that other standards have been delayed as recalls and outbreaks continue.
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This is all the more baffling because in some pretty conservative areas such as Texas, there is strong support for renewable energy at the state level.
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Given that this ambivalence has long been common in the black community, perhaps the backlash to Kaepernick's protest should be more baffling than the protest itself.
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The only thing more baffling is that Liv also went to Alex to get the dirt he had on Susan in exchange for secrets about Edison.
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It's all the more baffling that a device that's being pitched as a portable, meant to be played on the go, doesn't work with wireless earbuds. Ugh.
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All of which makes it only more baffling that Justice Ginsburg would choose to descend toward his level and call her own commitment to impartiality into question.
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Which makes it all the more baffling that a team of some of the top comedy writers and producers in the country signed off on that bit.
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It's also difficult to see whether it's charging or not because the charge light is smaller and more baffling than the Playstation 4's power and eject buttons.
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The situation is made more baffling by the fact that JetBlue doesn't really explain why you must delete all your Instagram photos before posting their promotional garbage content.
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In the vast literature of commentary about the real Titanic disaster, no puzzle is more baffling than that of the Californian's inaction on that cold and calm night.
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This question is even more baffling considering this isn't even the first time that people from The Jihadis Next Door have gone on to commit acts of terror.
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Which only makes it all the more baffling that a maudlin piano cover by former Britain's Got Talent contestant Calum Scott is doing much, much better than the original.
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To make matters even more baffling, the only data on pregnancy outcomes available is derived from women who were symptomatic, a small subset of those who have contracted Zika.
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"There has been no more baffling mystery in the annals of the Navy than the disappearance last March of the U.S.S. Cyclops," Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels wrote in 1919.
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Almost more baffling than the illness itself will be the fact that it will suddenly vanish as quickly as it arrived, attack again 10 years later, and then disappear completely.
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Adam Schiff's no-nonsense comebacks — before finishing as he started: with some more baffling rules (this time about what senators can drink during the trial, and where they can walk).
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The mediocre Vancouver Canucks provided the opposition Tuesday at Madison Square Garden, where the Rangers have won a vast majority of games this season, rendering their inconsistency all the more baffling.
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That makes Mr Trump's habit of publicly feuding with congressional Republican leaders, whose support he will need to advance his priorities and keep their caucuses in line, all the more baffling.
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Check "Spicy Boyfriend" below, or for even more baffling work, peep a performance video of the track too, in which Wasabi does an impossibly fleet-fingered dance across a midi controller.
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Even more baffling is that Feng's phone is an iPhone 4s running iOS 7, an older version with far less protections than the iOS 9 iPhone 5c in the San Bernardino case.
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Even after some of his more baffling policy decisions or tweets, they claim Trump is playing 3D or 4D chess, making moves massively more complicated and clever than normal people can comprehend.
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It is much easier to guess a musician's voice compared to an actress or athlete on this show which makes it more baffling that the panel was way off with their guesses.
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You know — like this: You might not think it possible that Cats the musical could become more baffling, given the addition of new contextual material to its random and barely there plot.
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And then, in an even more baffling find, scientists identified what appeared to be stone tools in China, 9,000 miles east of Africa, dated to between 1.3 million and 2.1 million years old.
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Of all the mysteries Phil Morgese has faced in life, none has been more baffling than the dilemma faced by him and other single dads: What to do about styling their girls' hair?
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But the force of the referendum, a McCarthyite mood in the Brexiteer press and a prime minister whose original support for Remain seems more baffling by the week combined to neuter the legislature.
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Saul saw a slight uptick in its nominations total this year (it received seven in 2016 and nine in 2017) — which makes it all the more baffling that McKean's name wasn't on the list.
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What's made the connection between these strange behaviors and taking sleep aids all the more baffling is that there doesn't seem to be a clear pattern as to who's more at risk of them.
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All of this makes MedStar's actions more baffling and unfair, said Gretchen Borchelt, vice president for reproductive rights and health at the National Women's Law Center and a co-counsel in Horvath-Cosper's complaint.
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The "eating Tide Pods" meme continues to be one of the more baffling parts of 2018 — which is impressive since we're just four weeks into the year — but the ramifications of the meme continue to rise.
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One of the more baffling moments in "Joker" finds Joaquin Phoenix's Arthur Fleck coping with his violent descent into the eponymous villain by clearing out the contents of his refrigerator so he can fit inside it.
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The raid was all the more baffling because the two agencies are generally viewed as operating in lock step to repress political dissent, crack down on organized crime and pursue other high-profile cases in the capital.
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Firmly danced by Kevin Jackson and Jill Ogai, it isn't a particularly egregious specimen of the manhandling pas de deux — the woman shows a little spine — but its mediocrity almost makes its tone-deaf inclusion more baffling.
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I've found that this decision — to be sort of with someone, but neither to live together nor to be a co-parent — is more baffling and annoying to people than the decision to have a baby alone.
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That news is more baffling than it might already sound, because granting her citizenship last week was the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a country that rarely gives foreigners citizenship and notoriously denies women rights to those of men.
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But Macron's Paris Call, for now anyway, is only aspirational rather than a binding set of regulations forcing countries to limit their operations in cyberspace, which makes the U.S.'s lack of support all the more baffling, said experts.
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Far more baffling are the headphones in the Nitro series, which also feature the ability to light up in tune to your music, but given that they're headphones, they crucially only allow other people — who cannot hear the music — to see it.
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Trump's warm embrace of Putin and Russia is all the more baffling given the dark cloud that has hung over Trump's entire presidency: Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into whether Trump's presidential campaign colluded with Russia to subvert the 2016 presidential election.
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There have been so many baffling moments in this presidency that it would seem fruitless to single out one moment as more baffling than the rest; it is as if the country is in a constant fugue state, losing its grasp on what it is.
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The Obama administration's refusal to define any strategy makes their policy decisions related to intelligence even more baffling — because we have now learned that, not only did they intentionally refuse to counteract the Russian threat, the Obama administration repeatedly used intelligence-gathering tools against Americans.
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Given his long history in show business, it is all the more baffling to friends and associates that Mr. Smollett, who is black and openly gay, would risk so much on a story that seems to have crumbled under intense scrutiny by police investigators.
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More baffling still, this spook of a man, who had successfully evaded four law-enforcement agencies and become the stuff of murmured folklore — he was known locally as the "North Pond hermit" — set up camp in a community full of vacation cabins, the nearest one just three minutes away.
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Which is why it's all the more baffling that, if you take a right out of the Galleria food court and a left when you hit JC Penney, you'll find this cookie-cutter building also happens to be home to one of the most groundbreaking gaming experiences to come along in years.
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Even more baffling on the subject of queer identity is that in a 2007 interview, Rowling herself made it clear she doesn't think it's a major issue to be gay in the wizarding world: If we're talking about prejudiced people within the wizarding world, what they care most about is your blood status.
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We saw Anne Hathaway on stage with James Franco at the 296 Oscars, and Jane Fonda hosted in '299 alongside Alan Alda and Robin Williams, but rarely are prominent women in Hollywood trusted to go it alone, which is made even more baffling by the fact that it could be the answer to this awards show ratings slump.
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Interestingly, the actor who plays Billy, Dacre Montgomery, disagreed that Billy's dislike of Lucas stems from his race in an interview with Newsweek, which only makes his motivations more baffling — but he did admit that the script did contain "a far worse piece of language" for Billy to call Lucas before the line was ultimately cut.
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Record: 2-5Last week: 19thWeek 8 result: Lost to the Patriots, 27-13Week 9 opponent: at Denver BroncosOne thing to know: Freddie Kitchens made more than a few questionable decisions on Sunday, none more baffling than calling on his punt team to intentionally draw a false start penalty to bring his offense back out on fourth-and-16.
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Even more baffling than LELO's solution to the not-that-pressing problem of condoms breaking when stabbed with sharp objects was the fact that the company brought on Charlie Sheen as a product rep: because if there's one person we all want to take condom recs from, it's the man who brought "Winning!" and "Tiger blood" into the cultural conversation.
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After the death of his father in a car accident a year ago, Will Boone is struggling to come to terms with his life. A chance encounter with a mysterious tramp called Ari, makes things even more baffling. Ari tells Will he has a message for him – from his dead father. When Will digs deeper he discovers that Ari is a member of a band of new age travellers – The Watchers, a group of fallen angels, cast out of heaven in the 'great war.
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However, he also sees the desert as "a-tonal, cruel, clear, inhuman, neither romantic nor classical, motionless and emotionless, at one and the same time – another paradox – both agonized and deeply still." The desert, he writes, represents a harsh reality unseen by the masses. It is this harshness that makes "the desert more alluring, more baffling, more fascinating", increasing the vibrancy of life. In his narrative, Abbey is both an individual, solitary and independent, and a member of a greater ecosystem, as both predator and prey.
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Apart from her husband Jim, Melinda shared her secret with quirky Professor Rick Payne, an expert in occult beliefs and history who thrives on helping her gain insights into the more baffling paranormal phenomena she encounters. Other individuals who are aware of her gift include Andrea Marino (her best friend and business partner; killed in the first season's finale), Delia Banks (Melinda's best friend) and her son, Ned Banks, RU psychology professor Eli James, and her son Aiden, as well as all the relatives or friends of ghosts she has helped.
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President Kennedy with Congolese Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula in 1962 Of all of the Africa-related issues confronting Kennedy upon assuming the presidency, none were handled very well.Richard D, Mahoney, Richard D, Mahoney (Oxford University Press, 1983). The Congo Crisis was the most pressing. According to White House aide Roger Hilsman, "history could have hardly devised a more baffling and frustrating test" for the administration than the situation in the Congo.Roger Hilsman, To Move a Nation: The Politics of Foreign Policy in the Administration of John F. Kennedy (1967) pp 233-71, quote p 233.
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Lack of proficiency in English can be a major concern for international students in their library use as it relates to asking for and receiving assistance. Lee (1991), herself a former international student, explains that international students tend to be acquiescent and believe that school is the one place in the English-speaking world where they should be able to compete on an equal basis. International students are receptive and strongly motivated. For international students, concerned with proper sentence structure and precise vocabulary, this alteration of words and positions can be much more baffling than it is to native English speakers.
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" An unnamed reviewer in the Toronto Daily Star of 10 April 1948 said, "Hercule Poirot, whose eggshaped cranium is crammed with lively gray cells, proves himself a bit of a mug before he sorts out all the details of [Enoch Arden's] death and other even more baffling mysteries. But he does it with all the acumen that has endeared him to Agatha Christie fans. Fantastic and topping." Robert Barnard summarised the plot of the novel as an "Elderly man married to a glamorous nitwit of dubious social background [which] is a common plot-element in Christie.
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Familiarly known to all as Max, Koch is a retired policeman who saved Moser from a life of crime and became something of a mentor to him. Many early episodes feature Moser asking Koch for advice - often in a café or a pool hall. It is, in fact, advice from Koch which is responsible for solving many of the more baffling cases, as his insights into human psychology - particularly female psychology (something he often claims Moser has had no knowledge of since his divorce) - prove correct. As the series progresses, Koch's role alters to that of being a useful spy for Moser in certain situations where his team is too well-known.
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