This is the most baffling part of the Wixen lawsuit.
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The next WOTY choice wins Johnson's award for "most baffling".
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Trump's Planned Parenthood comments are perhaps most baffling at all.
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It's one of the most baffling mysteries in Central Florida history.
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Their first stab at home improvement was perhaps the most baffling.
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To me, physical exhaustion is one of the most baffling depression symptoms.
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It was the most baffling and eerily seducing thing I have ever seen.
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And now, he's stepping in to solve the most baffling Netflix-related mysteries.
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But then there was the most baffling thing he lied about: the weather.
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Our bachelor also comes armed with the shabbiest — and at times, most baffling — compliments.
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But DDR certainly isn't the most baffling thing to be licensed for a film adaptation.
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Most baffling of all, there's no discussion of Bellevue's famous services for survivors of torture.
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"Unsupport" is not a word, but that's not even the most baffling part of this response.
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For some, the most baffling part of the puzzle was the way that the lookups stopped.
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What I found most baffling about the Echo Show was that the screen always stayed on.
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Let's kick things off with the three scents that are surely the most baffling of the bunch.
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But you have another enemy that you can't see, and it strikes at the most baffling times.
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Rating The most baffling thing about the new Ben-Hur is why it was made at all.
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One of the most baffling aspects of Trump's surprise jaunt to Mexico is the behavior of Peña Nieto.
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The 36,000 voters who did not participate in the primary are perhaps the most baffling to both parties.
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Of course, the most baffling part of all this is that unless a shakeup happens at Warner Bros.
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Photo: GettyWith a valuation of $20 billion, WeWork is one of the most baffling startups in the tech world.
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Perhaps most baffling of all, Mike's wife, who was also identified in the dox, turned out to be Jewish.
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It was among the most shocking massacres in the American-led war in Afghanistan, and certainly the most baffling.
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Psychologist William James also grappled with the nature of right now, calling it one of mankind's most baffling experiences.
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Here are some of the most baffling and entertaining excerpts hidden in the official transcripts documenting the historic probe.
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The flight disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, creating one of the most baffling mysteries in aviation history.
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This is the easiest possible thing to get right and instead viewers were subjected to the year's most baffling graphic design.
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Winden's Most Baffling Grandfather-Grandaughter Couple In the bunker, Peter and Elisabeth are waiting out the apocalypse with adult Claudia and Regina.
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Another enigma I often ponder, a truly baffling enigma, maybe the most baffling of all enigmas known to man, because Henry is The Record Collector.
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The most baffling challenge the Baltzleys face is that when they approached their fishmonger requesting whole fish, he responded by saying he couldn't provide it.
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Historically, that lack of attention in not only witnesses but also a triable case will remain one of the most baffling blunders of this impeachment.
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Read more:The most baffling optical illusions of 2019Then and now: How 10 iconic city skylines have changed since 200012 everyday things millennials don't bother using anymore
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One of the most baffling aspects of the US criminal justice system is that incarceration rates continued to rise even after crime began dropping in the 1990s.
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Kai calls the "night of a thousand Tates" his own "helter-skelter" — a reference to the most baffling, weird, and blood-curlingly racist part of Manson's worldview.
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Baffled Democrats As they sift through the results, most baffling to some Democrats was how some voters who supported Obama in 2008 and 2012 ended up backing Trump.
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The police shooting that took place in Dallas earlier this month is one of the most baffling and infuriating in a history of baffling and infuriating police shootings.
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For me, the most baffling stance is when a female celebrity insists that she believes in everything feminism stands for — but refuses to accept the label of feminist.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Russell Westbrook is either on the verge of history or overkill this NBA season while on pace for one of the league's most baffling statistical efforts.
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The most baffling aspect of Corbynmania among the young is that his party would probably deliver a "hard" version of Brexit, which three-quarters of voters under 22015 opposed.
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There are several reasons, he agues, but the most baffling of all is that, supposedly, a diamond ring (especially a big one) indicates that a woman is high-maintenance.
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Sentencing Project One of the most baffling aspects of the US criminal justice system is that incarceration rates continued to rise even after crime began dropping in the 1990s.
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Months after Chambers' death — and with no suspects arrested — District Attorney John Champion called it "the most baffling case [he'd] ever worked on" in 22 years of employment with Panola County.
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Now that machines have mastered one of the most baffling ways of spending a Saturday afternoon, can it be long before AIs rise up and enslave human beings in the silicon mines?
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And the reason for the most egregious snubs and most baffling nominations remains the same as well: Even after a recent diversity push, the AMPAS voting body remains overwhelmingly white, male, and old.
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Read more:The most baffling optical illusions of 201910 historical optical illusions that have been stumping people for decades10 holiday-themed brainteasers to get you in the Christmas spirit — can you solve them all?
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Now 85, still sprightly and living in Perth, he's been waiting half a century for the chance to share with the world what he knows about one of the solar system's most baffling substances.
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The most baffling of those is the launcher, which completely throws away the traditional app drawer and requires you to find a spot (or folder) for every installed app somewhere on the home screen.
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"The fact that people are doing hours of interviews and then getting into a room and then talking about where people went to school seems like the most baffling waste of time," she said.
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If he was telling the truth, his trove could answer one of the Epstein saga's most baffling questions: How did a college dropout and high school math teacher amass a purported nine-figure fortune?
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Without a doubt, the most baffling thing about The Keepers is how White got state and law enforcement officials to speak so candidly — and on camera — about Cesnik's murder and the abuse at Archbishop Keough.
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One of the most baffling things on The Bold Type and really any show about friends in New York is how quickly and willingly they're able to cover the small yet insurmountable distances in this city.
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Welcome to Twin Peaks Top 3, where I look at last night's episode(s) of Showtime's Twin Peaks revival and draw bad fan art of the top three most baffling moments that made an impression on me.
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If there's a hero out there today, it's Horowitz, who went from enjoying one of the biggest moments he'll ever have in his life to being the one to clear up the most baffling moment in Oscar history.
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The most baffling highlight of the game came in the 210th minute, when an Ajax corner kick deflected off the far post, into the face of Chelsea keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, and then into the back of the net.
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But Snatched's excellent casting also highlights the most baffling thing about the movie: Someone had the good sense to cast Goldie Hawn in this movie as Schumer's mother, which on the surface looks like a stroke of genius.
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Instead, the final decision was based more on traditional factors like a candidate's resume or whether they worked at another tech giant, a move that "seems like the most baffling waste of time, " diversity consultant Joelle Emerson told Bloomberg.
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One of the most baffling creations in comedy film history, this animation-meets-live-action hybrid casts NBA All-Star Michael Jordan opposite iconic rabbit Bugs Bunny in a basketball-fueled, intergalactic battle to end Looney Tunes enslavement. Yep.
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Directed by: Chris ThomsonWritten by: Brian TaggertBased on: "Trucks" (collected in Night Shift) The most baffling thing about Trucks is that it's actually the second adaptation of a Stephen King story that never should have been adapted in the first place.
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Most baffling of all — in a film set in the 19th century that clearly wants to be about expanding our notions of what is "acceptable," and finding ourselves in the process — is how it sidelines some of its most interesting characters.
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As a Clintons skeptic, I think the real story is more interesting than this, but the real story is also complicated and doesn't demand that Hillary Clinton be depicted as the anti-Christ (or even as Saul Alinsky's daughter, still the most baffling right-wing smear).
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Now that the president has issued one of his largest and most baffling threats yet, we are about to learn whether Trump will break loose of his last constraints, and whether Republicans in Congress are prepared to take matters out of his hands when he does.
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In what amounts to one of the simplest but most baffling forms of social engineering, hackers from China have taken to sending CDs full of malware to state officials, leading the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center, a government security outfit, to release a warning detailing the scam.
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In the late 20053s, deep in the Basque mountains of Northern Spain, a group of freewheeling engineers led by real-life couple Josema Odriozola and Karin Frisch set out to replicate one of Mother Nature's most baffling conceptions: powerful waves that break smoothly and predictably enough to dance on.
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Of all the many horrors of Boko Haram's rampage across West Africa — the attacks on mosques, churches and schools; the mass killings of civilians; the entire villages left in ashes after militants tear through — one of the most baffling has been its ability to turn captured women and girls into killers.
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One of the most baffling things that's happened since congressional Democrats began organizing opposition to President Donald Trump and the GOP was when Elizabeth Warren—the Massachusetts senator whom many expected to help lead the Trump resistance—decided she would support Ben Carson's nomination to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Weaving the real story of the disturbing Atlanta child murders into the narrative relevance of the FBI Behavioral Sciences Unit, Mindhunter uses the pull of its magnetic cast — including stars Jonathan Groff, Holt McCallany, and Anna Torv — to shed new light on one of the most baffling miscarriages of justice in American history.
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While she has not yet opted for denim underpants, this season's hottest and most baffling trend, Gomez's festival style has been consistently on point this weekend — her friend Raquelle Stevens shared a photo of the two jetting to the festival, where Gomez was wearing a loose, backless grey jumpsuit accented with blingy gold jewelry.
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And with Peter's MCU-based father figures off the table, that would also give future Spider-Man films a chance to make up for the most baffling decision Marvel ever made, which was to hire a phenomenally talented Oscar-winning actress to play the most important person in Peter's life, and then put her on the back burner for two films.
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Franks' lack of initiative helps account for one of the most baffling episodes of the "war on terror," which was the failure to send any of Mattis' Marines to the battle of Tora Bora in eastern Afghanistan in December 20113, where Osama bin Laden was holed up with hundreds of al Qaeda fighters and from where he would eventually escape.
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I would serve unlimited quantities of excellent wine and we would get blitzed and the conversation may eventually meander to touch on that most baffling of questions: When male writers list books they love or have been influenced by — as in this very column, week after week — why does it almost always seem as though they have only read one or two women in their lives?
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In the 1950s, working at Washington University in St. Louis in the laboratory of Viktor Hamburger, a pioneer in the study of nerve growth, Dr. Cohen was among a small cadre of scientists who sought to unravel the basic mechanisms underlying cell growth, and to crack one of the most baffling medical puzzles of that era: How do developing cells reach out and connect to others, forming neural networks?
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Read more:Jennifer Lopez is the latest celebrity to sport the monochromatic trend, wearing head-to-toe teal with matching Jimmy Choo pumpsRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace22 of the most baffling outfits celebrities wore in 2019Rihanna is the world's richest female musician — from yachting trips on the French Riviera to a staff that includes a chef and personal trainers, see how she spends her $600 million fortune
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A police officer investigating Jolkowski's disappearance deemed it "the most baffling case" he had seen in 30 years.
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My Life Is Murder follows the adventures of fearless private investigator Alexa Crowe, who solves the most baffling crimes as well as coping with the frustrations of everyday life.
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Philbin, Tom (2012). The Killer Book of Cold Cases: Incredible Stories, Facts, and Trivia from the Most Baffling True Crime Cases of All Time. Sourcebooks, Inc. p. 191 Carpenter's attorneys attacked the prosecution's case as circumstantial and inconclusive.
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He had pulled a small knife from her chest which he had then tossed onto the floor before draping his pajama jacket over her body. Then he had phoned for help.The Casebook of Forensic Detection: How Science Solved 100 of the World's Most Baffling Crimes p. 277 Kimberley MacDonald.
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Life, March 5, 1965, pp. 41-46. The incident is described by author Jay Robert Nash as "one of the most baffling amnesia disappearances on record, a weird story forever unanswered."Among the Missing: An Anecdotal History of Missing Persons from 1800 to the Present Jay Robert Nash Rowman & Littlefield, 1978, pp. 56–60.
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Retrieved 30 August 2019.Atkinson, Robert (25 August 2014) MCKIM-HILL, Mima Joan (PDF), Rewards, Queensland Police Service. Retrieved 30 August 2019. Her murder remains an unsolved cold case.Agius, Kym; Ford, Elaine (10 August 2014) Queensland's cold cases: Looking back at some of the state's most baffling cases, ABC News. Retrieved 30 August 2019.
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Ryusuke Tsukumo is a quirky, yet brilliant neuroscientist working for the National Research Institute of Police Science. Wielding a unique perspective and psychology, Tsukumo tackles the nation's most baffling crimes and scandals, going head-to-head with the most brilliant and twisted criminal minds. But his eccentricities and poor social timing can also aggravate people and circumstances, further complicating matters.
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Retrieved September 24, 2018.R. C. Harvey (2007), p. xx–xxi Cole was in the prime of a celebrated cartooning career, complete with praise for his sophisticated gag cartoons in Playboy, and gaining increasing visibility for his newspaper strip Betsy and Me, R. C. Harvey described the suicide as "one of the most baffling events in the history of cartooning".Ho, Oliver (February 11, 2010).
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Most baffling of all is Dr. Munson (Walter Abel). After being admitted to his facility, he tears a security door off it hinges with his bare hands and kills a guard. He then ignores shouted warnings to halt by a second guard, who shoots him four times in the back. Munson neither flinches nor bleeds, just gets into his car and calmly drives off as if nothing unusual has happened.
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Morgan made several signings, including brothers Gary and Dave Bennett and steered the club to ninth place before he was relieved of his role and moved into an administrative position. Dwyer described the move as "one of the most baffling decisions I ever came across". The club endured a disastrous run of form under Morgan's replacement, Graham Williams, failing to win a game for more than three months between December 1981 and March 1982.
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Nathan Cervo describes the poem as "One of the most baffling and enigmatic in the English language". The rose and worm have been considered by critics as "figures of humanity", although Michael Riffaterre doubts the direct equivalence of Man as a worm; when Blake makes this comparison in other places, Riffaterre notes, he is explicit about it. Nevertheless, the "lesson of the worm may be applicable to human experience". The rhyme scheme is ABCB.
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There is Teresa and Henry's father, Dodge (Robert Forster), an ex-con who gives his son the most baffling of advice and has a strange fixation on bones. There is Nick's patient, Aldo (Danny DeVito), a gangster who can get Nick his money ... but only by roping him into participating in a heist. There is a bartender named Camilla (Amber Valletta), who is having relationship problems with her divorced upstairs neighbor. There is June (Rosario Dawson), a hatcheck girl for an exclusive nude ping pong club.
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259 batting average with five RBIs. He ranked 19th in the voting for the 1937 American League Most Valuable Player award. Sportswriter Clifford Bloodgood in Baseball Magazine described Lawson in 1937 as "a pitcher who has a variety of stuff, the most baffling of which perhaps is an excellent change of pace" and noted that Lawson's delivery of his change of pace pitch "masks his intentions completely." In 1938, Lawson appeared in 27 games, 16 as a starter, and compiled an 8–9 record and 5.46 ERA.
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Alistair Wilson was a banker aged 30 living in Nairn, Scotland who was shot to death on his doorstep on 28 November 2004. The ensuing murder inquiry was one of the largest ever carried out in Scotland and the crime remains unsolved. The apparent lack of motive and other unexplained elements of the murder have led to it being described as 'Scotland's most mysterious unsolved crime' and 'one of the most baffling cases of modern times', and it has attracted ongoing press coverage ever since.
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The series investigated some of the most baffling and intriguing murders in Northern and Central Scotland, where the killers have never been caught and in some cases, the bodies never found. The series was presented by Taggart star Alex Norton, with series producer and former North Tonight presenter Isla Traquair hosting a special update programme at the end of both series. The programme was produced by STV Productions in Glasgow. The show was created in order to help the police find out more information from the public on unsolved murders.
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Bartleby is a scrivener—a kind of clerk or a copyist—"who obstinately refuses to go on doing the sort of writing demanded of him." During the spring of 1851, Melville felt similarly about his work on Moby-Dick. Thus, Bartleby may represent Melville's frustration with his own situation as a writer, and the story itself is "about a writer who forsakes conventional modes because of an irresistible preoccupation with the most baffling philosophical questions."Leo Marx, "Melville's Parable of the Walls" Sewanee Review 61 (1953): 602–627.
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Babylonian Imago Mundi, dated to the 6th century BC (Neo-Babylonian Empire).Siebold, Jim Slide 103 via henry-davis.com - accessed 2008-02-04 The map shows Babylon on the Euphrates, surrounded by a circular landmass showing Assyria, Armenia and several cities, in turn surrounded by a "bitter river" (Oceanus), with seven islands arranged around it so as to form a seven-pointed star. Perhaps the most baffling riddle in Biblical star nomenclature is that presented by the word Mazzaroth or Mazzaloth (; ) usually, though not unanimously admitted to be phonetic variants.
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One of the Blackburn addresses to be checked on 11 August was that of Peter Griffiths, a 22-year-old ex-serviceman who lived in Birley Street,The Murder Guide to Great Britain p. 130 and who worked as a packer on the night shift at a local flour mill. When asked to provide his fingerprints for comparison, Griffiths—whose niece had been in Queen's Park Hospital at the time June Anne had been abductedThe Casebook of Forensic Detection: How Science Solved 100 of the World's Most Baffling Crimes p. 109—supplied them without hesitation.
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13 Things That Don't Make Sense is a non-fiction book by the British writer Michael Brooks, published in both the UK and the US during 2008. The British subtitle is "The Most Intriguing Scientific Mysteries of Our Time" while the American is "The Most Baffling ..." (see image). Based on an article Brooks wrote for New Scientist in March 2005,Brooks, Michael, 13 Things That Don't Make Sense March 2005, space.newscientist.com the book, aimed at the general reader rather than the science community, contains discussion and description of a number of unresolved issues in science.
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Most of the scientists experienced failure after failure because "the appropriate techniques and reactions for putting together the penicillin molecule simply had not yet been discovered." In the words of Sheehan, using traditional methods at the time was like "placing an anvil on top of a house of cards." After nine years of dogged work in the M.I.T. laboratories, this persistent organic chemist finally solved one of chemistry's most baffling problems at the time. In 1957, John C. Sheehan announced that his group had completed the first synthesis of penicillin V (one of the two most useful forms of the antibiotic).
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When Alex asks the reason for her morbid fascination, Thalia promises to tell all during their next session. But when he shows up the following morning, he is met with silence: Thalia is dead in her room. When questions arise about how Thalia perished, Alex and homicide detective Milo Sturgis must peel back the layers of a fascinating but elusive woman's life and embark on one of the most baffling investigations either of them has ever experienced. For Thalia Mars is a victim like no other, an enigma who harbored nearly a century of secrets and whose life and death draw those around her into a vortex of violence.
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Police initially speculated the family's car may have crashed into the river, though the circumstances surrounding the event could not be fully explained. Further complicating the case was the discovery of a stolen handgun and the arrest of two ex-convicts in the area the day after the family's disappearance; investigators were unable to determine if the incidents were in any way connected. The whereabouts of Kenneth, Barbara, and Barbie remain unknown, and their vehicle has never been recovered. The family's disappearance has been described as one of the "most baffling" mysteries in Oregon history, and sparked the greatest manhunt the state had undertaken at the time.
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" Reg Mellor, however, commented that at their very worst, they can be "cannibals, things that live only to kill, that'll eat your eyes out to get at your brain". Christopher Borrelli of The Blade describes ferret-legging as a "remarkable" sport in which you get "more agony of defeat than thrill of victory," and Louis Mahoney of the Richmond Times-Dispatch said it is "sure to bring a laugh." Cracked listed it as the fifth "most baffling" sport in the world. The Atlanta Journal's Scott Bernarde commented that anyone who has tried ferret- legging "will agree that falling off a mountain isn't all that bad.
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" Jay Soul of RapReviews said, "Nobody can place himself within the psyche of bullied school kids like Marshall Mathers III, and "Legacy" provides a highlight - almost like the audio version of the "No Love" video." Stephen Deusner of Paste stated, ""Legacy" seems like the most baffling anti-bullying anthem imaginable, at least until you realize it's about how you shouldn't bully Eminem." Christopher R. Weingarten of Spin compared "Legacy" to Eminem's previous more pop oriented album Recovery and deemed it skippable. Mike Diver of Clash stated, "His ear for a great melody underpinning caustic wordplay remains in flashes, but it’s consistently overwhelmed by too many formulaic arrangements leaning on hooks from female vocalists.
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Bill Gibron, at DVD Talk, highly recommends the DVD, praising its "solid set list matched by equally effortless performance." He calls it "an excellent way to get introduced to one of the '80s best, and most baffling, acts." A German reviewer at Music Headquarter praises singer Mark Hollis for his charismatic performance and the band for their jazzy variations and improvisations. A reviewer at the German MSN website was less positive about Hollis' performance and appearance, complaining about the singer's well-known introversion and his penchant for hiding behind sunglasses, as well as the backdrop (Montreux's design was in the hands of Keith Haring in 1986) and the 1980s clothes worn by the band.
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The Malay man, who was employed to search him, didn't recognize him, and it was interesting that Lineveldt didn't match any of the descriptions given of the perpetrator. Nevertheless, he confessed to the murders, claiming that he had cut off his own thumb because he feared police might get the handprint, and that he had fitted his axe with a new handle, corresponding with that of the final murder. On the evidence available, Gamal Lineveldt was quickly tried, convicted and sentenced to death before the Supreme Court of South Africa on June 10, 1941, and he was executed the following year, ending one of South Africa's most baffling cases of a criminal investigation.
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Other UFO researchers point out that high-energy ionizing radiation of the kind that can cause damage to human beings, such as gamma radiation, does not induce radioactivity in objects and would not have left behind any residual radioactivity in the area. Similarly, skeptical British ufologist Peter Brookesmith writes, "Sceptics have always asked a blunt and fundamental question: What was the trio's state of health before their alleged encounter?"Dash, 2000 Brookesmith also wrote: "To ufologists, the case is perhaps the most baffling and frustrating of modern times, for what started with solid evidence for a notoriously elusive phenomenon petered out in a maze of dead ends, denials, and perhaps even official deviousness."Dash, Mike, Borderlands: The Ultimate Exploration of the Unknown; Woodstock: Overlook Press, 2000; In December 2018, Brian Dunning investigated the case and reported his findings on the Skeptoid podcast.
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Multiple separate motions for a new trial were denied by Judge Thayer. One motion, the so-called Hamilton-Proctor motion, involved the forensic ballistic evidence presented by the expert witnesses for the prosecution and defense. The prosecution's firearms expert, Charles Van Amburgh, had re-examined the evidence in preparation for the motion. By 1923, bullet comparison technology had improved somewhat, and Van Amburgh submitted photos of the bullets fired from Sacco's .32 Colt in support of the argument that they matched the bullet that killed Berardelli. In response, the controversialEvans, Colin, Casebook of Forensic Detection: How Science Solved 100 of the World's Most Baffling Crimes, New York: Penguin Publishers Ltd., (2007), pp. 12–23: "Doctor" Hamilton was not actually a doctor, but a former patent medicine salesman. He acquired a self-taught reputation as an expert firearms witness, though his testimony had been called into question as early as 1918, three years after Hamilton had testified in a New York murder case, People v.
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