The most perplexing mysteries are often hiding in plain sight.
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One of the most perplexing: the rise of nonworking men.
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The pork-shoulder steak is the most perplexing piece of the puzzle.
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Or a deep dive into the most perplexing conspiracies ever pondered by humankind?
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The most perplexing inclusion on the list is notorious McCarthyist villain Elia Kazan.
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And, most perplexing, what does she want us to feel when we watch?
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Brown dwarfs, the galaxy's dark, wandering orbs, are some of space's most perplexing features.
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The most perplexing visual, however, has to be when Levine disappears in a storm of rope.
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" Of all the services offered by Family Romance, the most perplexing to me was "Rental Scolder.
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Most perplexing of all is the fact medical bodies, almost without exception, define SM as an exclusively childhood disorder.
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The most perplexing question is: Why have both Al-Qaeda and ISIS never initiated any attack on Iranian soil?
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It's journalist prom, as well as an opportunity for correspondents to down shrimp cocktail alongside their most perplexing allies: politicians.
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Welcome to Celebrity Conspiracy Theory, Mashable's new series in which we investigate the internet's most perplexing theories about famous people.
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But the most perplexing part of the video is not Lohan's new accent, but what she says about her new nightclub.
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" Simos Simeonidis, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, described the approval as "one of the most perplexing regulatory decisions in recent history.
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" Simos Simeonidis, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, described the approval as "one of the most perplexing regulatory decisions in recent history.
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Gutierrez also didn't look into Asia McLain as a possible alibi witness, one of the most perplexing aspects of Syed's original trial.
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United Airlines often makes headlines for its various scandals throughout the years, but its most recent controversy is its most perplexing yet.
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But what was most perplexing to the fifth century BC Greek historian Herodotus when he visited Egypt was the role of women.
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Of the strange and unexplained terrains in our solar system, the south pole of Saturn's moon Enceladus is among the most perplexing.
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She is a strong but not terribly distinct vocalist, and, most perplexing for someone positioned as a spirited rejoinder to pop's center, she's malleable.
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One of the most common human behaviors is also one of our most perplexing: Our tendency to get all worked up about other people's business.
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But perhaps the most perplexing is a roughly 5-minute long video ransom note set to the Game of Thrones soundtrack included in the dump.
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Donkeys have made his temples throb with fury, but they've also prepared him for the most perplexing challenge of his life: a boy named Harrison.
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VICE News host Hani Taha travels to Pakistan to meet Afzal Kohistani to investigate one of the country's most perplexing honor killing cases, three years on.
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For many administrators and policy makers, that's one of the most perplexing aspects of the debate around how to nail down a precise definition of incapacitation.
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Directly underneath the South Pole, physicists have built an amazing tool that's giving us a clue to solve one of the most perplexing mysteries in physics.
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You may think the greatest, most perplexing mysteries of the universe exist way out there, at the edge of a black hole, or inside an exploding star.
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In addition to having her celebrity chef friends stop by, Ina is also planning to answer some of our most perplexing cooking questions in the new show.
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But the most perplexing thing about Clinton's proposal is that, were it not for the fact that this will happen to all borrowers, this option already exists.
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I was reminded of this last week at the Public Theater, at Elevator Repair Service's production of Measure for Measure, one of Shakespeare's most perplexing — and powerful — plays.
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In perhaps the show's most perplexing sequence in recent memory, a third of last night's episode was dedicated to Michonne and Rosita randomly gallivanting across the Virginia countryside.
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Cupid, a naked baby with wings, a bow and arrow, and the powers to make people fall in love, just might be the most perplexing holiday symbol out there.
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Most perplexing for the Edmonton site is that SimilarWeb shows more than 63% of its audience came from the United States in recent months and just 9% from Canada.
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Some of the most perplexing and awe-inspiring phenomena in nature involve self-assembly, where thousands—sometimes millions—of individual disorganized actors manage to form large, complex structures solely through local interactions.
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With the 2020 presidential race already heating up for Democrats, one of the most perplexing questions has been how to pronounce the name of South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg. Butt-i-gig?
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The most perplexing case was a 103-year-old woman who was found dead in a city park with a USB phone-charging cable tied around her arm, the victim of an overdose.
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The most perplexing part of the Democrats' approach to Syria is that the party, now dousing itself in "progressivism," sees itself as the one that cares about the well-being of all people.
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The team's findings may help contextualize some of Titan's most perplexing features, including regions of sand dunes that appear to be sculpted in the opposite direction of the moon's east-west prevailing winds.
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His failure to do so at the White House — save for a couple of survivors including Kellyanne Conway and family members like Jared Kushner — may be his most perplexing and conspicuous management failure.
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The Houston Rockets found no market for Dwight Howard, a 30-year-old rental who could really help a defense, but stands as one of the most perplexing free agents of this summer.
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But one of the most perplexing aspects of panic attacks is that they're intensely fearful physical reactions that occur in the absence of any real danger or identifiable cause, as the Mayo Clinic explains.
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The most perplexing question about Russia this week, say US national security experts, isn't whether the Trump election campaign colluded with the former Cold War rival, but how does the White House view Russia now?
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But it's the federal government's inaction in assuring local governments that Washington will have their back to help keep the nonprofit sector afloat during this once-in-a-century crisis that Boyer finds most perplexing.
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Of all the questions surrounding the current president, perhaps the most perplexing is this: How could evangelicals get behind a man like Mr. Trump, especially well-known conservative leaders who both treasure and champion morality?
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That, in many ways, is the most perplexing part of the president's decision to withdraw, because it runs so counter to his "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran's clerical leaders and the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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ALBANY — It took innumerable scandals, more than a dozen criminal convictions and a batch of whispered hints to a bewildered chairwoman, but one of the longest, most perplexing droughts in New York politics is over.
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But perhaps the most perplexing change here is how difficult it will be to use the iPhone X with one hand, now that very useful sections of iOS 83 are buried behind high-cornered downward swipes.
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Offering a fairly well-rounded look at the legacy Jobs left both at Apple and in the tech world at large, Gibney tackles one the 803st century's most perplexing and prolific figures with a deft hand.
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In March 2027, two works are delving back into one of the most perplexing disappearances in recent history: The Australian podcast Maddie, and an eight-part Netflix series called The Disappearance Of Madeleine McCann, out March 6503.
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But on Wednesday night, Kim Kardashian West posed what is quite possibly the most perplexing question for the ages of them all: Why is she Snapchatting herself in a tiny, white one-piece from inside Caitlyn Jenner's closet?
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For some, the most perplexing thing about Trump's proposed EPA cuts are how little they will actually reduce the federal deficit, and yet, how devastating they will be to the agency's mission of protecting human health and the environment.
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As Poirot enters the local post office, he bumps into an old acquaintance, Captain Arthur Hastings, the man destined to be his loyal shadow over the next half-century, helping him crack the most perplexing murders of the day.
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The joint mission between the ESA and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) hopes to learn more about one of the Solar System's most perplexing planets with BepiColombo's two orbiters, the Mercury Planetary Orbiter (MPO) and the Mercury Magnetospheric Orbiter (MMO).
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This summarizes one of the greatest and most perplexing themes underlying The Covenant: It plunges the viewer into a complex alternative reality without deigning to explain it, or maybe it does, but we were too distracted by Tim Riggins to notice.
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VICE News travels to Pakistan to meet Afzal Kohistani three years after the incident to investigate the story, which is still shrouded with mystery, and to find out what really happened in one of the country's most perplexing honor killing cases.
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Now, this detailed catalogue of biological data is helping researchers answer one of the most perplexing scientific questions of all time: Why do some of us age gracefully, while others find that their bodies begin an inelegant process of failure long before death?
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Because the source of Facebook's struggles — its Free Basics mobile service — was the company's chief tactic for addressing its most perplexing problem in India and other emerging markets: Mobile data costs are so high they are keeping people from using Facebook's services.
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The most perplexing criticism that's been bandied about regarding Schutz's painting, both on social media and in discussions I've had, is that some great harm has been inflicted by the act of abstraction, as if the only "responsible" treatment of racial trauma is mimetic realism.
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In more recent times, as governor of Ohio, I've seen the same kind of across-the-aisle approach lead to positive progress in addressing some of our state's most perplexing problems: police-community relations, human trafficking, infant mortality, underperforming schools, highway infrastructure, skyrocketing college tuition and so many others.
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Five months later, Prince would be forced to make a very public decision about the Daily Stormer, one made against his own best judgment and that presented some of the thorniest and most perplexing challenges to free speech since the ACLU defended neo-Nazis who planned to march in Skokie, Illinois, 40 years ago.
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Daniel Radcliffe appeared on BuzzFeed News' morning show AM to DM Thursday to promote his upcoming TV series Miracle Workers, but the show's host, Isaac Fitzgerald, couldn't let the former Harry Potter star leave before pressing him on one of the Wizarding World's most perplexing details: how witches and wizards get rid of their poop.
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His Southern accent is barely detectable, and in conversation, he is measured and cautious, laying out his argument with his hands, becoming riled only when I bring up the tax bill ("the most perplexing and infuriating move") and the fact that some might view their success as completely self-generated ("that's just flat wrong").
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For years afterward, when I was back with my husband, girlfriends (who were themselves pursuing mates) had to hear me tell the story of that most perplexing date, a cautionary tale about trusting your first take, which boiled down to: If you're not excited about seeing a guy a second time, cut your losses.
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Ellison gained an advantage in the race by announcing his candidacy early, in November, but he has faced several obstacles in the months since: recurring questions about his more radical past; a palpable if rarely articulated uneasiness about his faith; and, perhaps most perplexing, the shadow of Bernie Sanders, whose support accounts for both the initial strength of Ellison's run and the intensity of the opposition that has gathered against him.
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One of the most perplexing 21-time All-Stars in NBA history, Anthony has removed himself from an uncomfortable-at-best situation with the New York Knicks and is now a devastating third option on the Oklahoma City Thunder, functioning inside a roster that—in any universe where the Golden State Warriors are not an inescapable tidal wave that makes the progress of 2110 other organizations feel pointless—should be recognized as a shockingly sudden championship contender.
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The use of psychoactive substances is one of the most perplexing human behaviors. Psychoactive drugs can relieve the symptoms of mental disorders (e.g. lithium) or cause harm to individuals and societies (e.g. heroin). Psychoactive drugs can induce pleasure, increase energy (e.g.
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Laplanche, J. and Pontalis, J.-B. (1973), The language of psychoanalysis. The Hogarth Press. While "in the psychoanalytic literature there is agreement that the core meaning of identification is simple – to be like or to become like another", it has also been adjudged '"the most perplexing clinical/theoretical area" in psychoanalysis'.
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Image illustrates all three classes of the telescopes planned. CTA will look at the sky in higher energy photons than ever measured before. In fact, the cosmic particle accelerators can reach energies inaccessible to human-made accelerators like the Large Hadron Collider. CTA's unique capabilities will help us to address some of the most perplexing questions in astrophysics.
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This is in order to most likely to increase its mobility and stabilize the crab against the effects of tidal action. They also use the pincers and talons to dig burrows and push stones away. These holes have been found to be between 20 and 40 mm deep under the cover of rock. However one of the most perplexing behaviours C.lavauxi is its ability to make clicking noises with the sound acting as a sort of distant artillery.
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It was not until 70 million years ago that these effects began to reach the Rockies. The growth of the Rocky Mountains has been one of the most perplexing of geologic puzzles. Normally, mountain building is focused between 200 and 400 miles inland from a subduction zone boundary, yet the Rockies are hundreds of miles farther inland. Although geologists continue to gather evidence to explain the rise of the Rockies, the answer most likely lies with an unusual subducting slab.
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The story entails the disappearance of Hatty, Lord St. Simon's bride on the day of their marriage. She participates in the wedding, but disappears from the reception. The events of the wedding day are most perplexing to Lord St. Simon as it seemed to him that his bride, Miss Hatty Doran of San Francisco, was full of enthusiasm about their impending marriage. St. Simon tells Holmes that he noticed a change in the young lady's mood just after the wedding ceremony.
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Ruins of the town Aeclanum. The national characteristics of the Hirpini cannot be separated from those of other Samnites. It is not always easy to separate the confines of the Hirpini from those of neighbouring Samnite tribes, especially in the Imperial period, when the original distinctions of the tribes were mostly obliterated. Pliny's list of towns in the second region of Italy is more than usually obscure, and those of the Hirpini and Apulia confused in a most perplexing manner.
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More doubts than certainties surround Palladio's involvement in the execution of the Villa. First of all, the building was not included in the Quattro libri dell'architettura (published 1570), although other certainly autograph villas were also excluded (such as the Villa Gazzotti or the Villa Valmarana at Vigardolo). But it is the characteristics of the building itself which are most perplexing: the plan is hardly sophisticated, the windows pierce the façade without any particular order, and the pronaos is awkwardly joined to the building block.
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The Foreign Policy Association reported that "Perhaps the most perplexing component of the Iraq refugee crisis ... has been the inability for the United States to absorb more Iraqis following the 2003 invasion of the country. To date, the United States has granted around 84,000 Iraqis refugee status, of the more than two million global Iraqi refugees. By contrast, the United States granted asylum to more than 100,000 South Vietnamese refugees during the Vietnam War.""Global Views: Iraq's refugees", by R. Nolan, Foreign Policy Association Features, Resource Library, 12 June 2007.
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Like most perplexing things when made clear, it is astonishing how easily it is done. The rapping is simply the result of perfect control of the muscles of the leg below the knee, which govern the tendons of the foot and allow the action of the toe and ankle bones that are not commonly known. Such perfect control is only possible when the child is taken at an early age and carefully and continually taught to practice the muscles, which grow stiffer in later years. ... This, then, is the simple explanation of the whole method of the knocks and raps.
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The publication of this book also marked the inauguration of Carossa's lifelong association with the Insel publishing house. The problem of the relationship between the doctor and his patient, especially the moribund patient, tore at the soul of the youthful physician. It was natural that Carossa should attempt, as his literary idol Goethe had done in Werther, to write his way out of his most perplexing problems. In fact, Carossa's Doktor Bürgers Ende of 1913 had too much in common with Werther, not only in its motivation, but also in form and plot, to be an original artistic creation.
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Lonnie Zamora, a Socorro police officer who was on duty at the time, claimed to have come closest to the object and provided the most prolonged and comprehensive account. Some physical trace evidence left behind—burned vegetation and soil, ground landing impressions, and metal scrapings on a broken rock in one of the impressions—was subsequently observed and analyzed by investigators for the military, law enforcement, and civilian UFO groups. The event and its body of evidence is sometimes deemed one of the best documented and most perplexing UFO reports. It was immediately investigated by the U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, and FBI, and received considerable coverage in the mass media.
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However animal carcasses (including those of pigs and chickens) are often used, but the MythBusters have repeatedly emphasized that the animals have died of natural causes. The book MythBusters: The Explosive Truth Behind 30 of the Most Perplexing Urban Legends of All Time () also gives a list of a dozen myths that are unlikely to be explored (although four were eventually tested). Savage has commented that it is difficult to test myths that require them to disprove general claims because of the inherent difficulty in disproving a negative. As a result, when they do pursue such myths, they typically go about disproving specific methods that claim to achieve results.
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If this were not so, I, who am nothing but a thinking > thing, would not feel pain when the body was hurt, but would perceive the > damage purely by the intellect, just as a sailor perceives by sight if > anything in his ship is broken. Descartes's discussion on embodiment raised one of the most perplexing problems of his dualism philosophy: What exactly is the relationship of union between the mind and the body of a person? Therefore, Cartesian dualism set the agenda for philosophical discussion of the mind–body problem for many years after Descartes's death.Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy (online): Descartes and the Pineal Gland.
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Perhaps the most perplexing repairs facing a home- owner are broken or damaged things. In today's era of built-in obsolescence for many products, it is often more convenient to replace something rather than attempt to repair it. A repairman is faced with the tasks of accurately identifying the problem, then finding the materials, supplies, tools and skills necessary to sufficiently effect the repair. Some things, such as broken windows, appliances or furniture can be carried to a repair shop, but there are many repairs that can be performed easily enough, such as patching holes in plaster and drywall, cleaning stains, repairing cracked windows and their screens, or replacing a broken electrical switch or outlet.
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The appearance of lateral apses along the flanks of the Ravanica church clearly suggests the growing importance of the Athonite monastic formula, juxtaposed here with the five-domed church scheme. The most perplexing aspect of this architecture however are its sculptural laments, whose sheer quantity, exuberance, and variety of motifs have defied explanations. Evident on a large number of buildings, from Lazarica in Kruševac to Naupara, Rudenica, Veluce, Ljubostinja, and Milentija, the style of decoration displays affinities with Armenia and Georgia, the world of Islam, and even Venice and the West. Its persistence into the fifteenth century, on church facades such as that of Kalenić Monastery (built 1413–1417), reveals the vitality of this new medium, which in its later stages began to incorporate human and animal forms, often related to mythological themes presumably drawn from manuscript illuminations.
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Walter was the first to develop a matrix as a tool of investigation using pre-crime, crime and post-crime behaviours to help develop suspects.Robert D. Keppel Profiling Killers: A Revised Classification Model for Understanding Sexual Murder, the Institute for Forensics, retrieved on March 30, 2007 The Vidocq Society and its three co-founders, including Walter, were the subject of a 2010 book by Michael Capuzzo. retrieved on January 06, 2011 The book is titled The Murder Room: The Heirs of Sherlock Holmes Gather to Solve the World's Most Perplexing Cold Cases. Walter is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine/Clinical Forensic Medicine, A Fellow of the Australasian College of Biomedical Sciences and a 22-year veteran prison psychologist for the state of Michigan.
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What would happen if these neutrals, with one spontaneous impulse were to do their duty in accordance with the Covenant of the League [of Nations] and stand together with the British and French Empires against aggression and wrong?. The neutral commerce which Churchill found most perplexing was the Swedish iron ore trade. Sweden provided Germany with 9m tons of high grade ore per year via its Baltic ports, without which German armaments manufacture would be paralyzed. These ports froze in the winter, but an alternative route was available from the Norwegian port of Narvik from which the ore was transported down a partially hidden sea lane (which Churchill called the Norwegian Corridor) between the shoreline and the Skjaergaard (Skjærgård), a continuous chain of some 50,000 glacially formed skerries (small uninhabited islands), sea stacks and rocks running the entire 1,600 km length of the west coast.
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" However, Lester Bangs was less enthusiastic about the album in his review for Rolling Stone magazine: "This double album set is probably the most perplexing album the Byrds have ever made. Some of it is fantastic and some is very poor or seemingly indifferent (which is worse), and between the stuff that will rank with their best and the born outtakes lies a lot of rather watery music, which is hard to find much fault with but still harder for even a diehard Byrds freak to work up any enthusiasm about." In a negative review for The Village Voice in 1971, Robert Christgau found the songs "unarresting", their harmonies "weak or just absent", and the live performances poorly captured on vinyl. In the UK, Disc magazine hailed the album as "probably the most intelligent collection of songs ever assembled on a double LP... The Byrds show they retain all their imagination yet at the same time retain their unique sound.
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"Medicinal and Poisonous Plants of Southern and Eastern Africa" - Watt & Breyer-Brandwijk (1962) The genus Gazania was established by Joseph Gaertner in 1791 in his monumental work De Fructibus et Seminibus Plantarum. Two possible sources for the name are Theodore of Gaza who translated the Greek botanical works of Theophrastus into Latin, thereby laying the foundation of modern botany, and 'gaza', the Greek word for 'riches'. The specific name 'krebsiana' honours the German naturalist and apothecary, Georg Ludwig Engelhard Krebs (1792—1844), who collected natural history specimens in South Africa on behalf of the Berlin Zoological Museum (in the present day the Berlin's Natural History Museum)."Royal Horticultural Society Dictionary of Gardening" - Fred J. Chittenden (1956) The noted taxonomist N. E. Brown observed that the genus is one of the most perplexing a botanist may deal with - the foliage within a species may be extremely variable, and the involucral bracts are extraordinarily diverse in shape and placement.
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