How this error has gotten through unchecked is mystifying to all of us here at GOGOT; even more mystifying is how this character ended up on our draft, of all things.
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Adult acne can be devastating — and truly mystifying, too.
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Either way, it was a mystifying decision against man coverage.
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Nola is that mystifying flower in the midst of bloom.
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But discourse around this mystifying capability is not prevalent otherwise.
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Homeowners like Travis Harris found the whole process somewhat mystifying.
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It has remained one of Hollywood's most mystifying unsolved crimes.
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Their whole being was as exciting as it was mystifying.
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In its feral form, prose is unhinged, mystifying, and repetitive.
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This was an abstract buddy comedy, mystifying and utterly endearing.
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This is why the horse reference is mystifying to me.
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Why Mr. Perry chose to condemn our election remains mystifying.
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The current fight for the GOP presidential nomination is mystifying.
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Failing to trade Kevin Shattenkirk for forward help is mystifying.
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This win was so mystifying that Macklemore literally apologized for it.
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However, the Chromebook Pro lacks a backlit keyboard, a mystifying omission.
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Authorities now credit Mike's mother for helping solve the mystifying case.
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That mystifying design choice is just opening the damn thing up.
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Her work becomes more mystifying the more you listen to it.
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Taken separately, prog rock and LSD were overwhelming, mystifying, and empty.
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Taken together, they were overwhelming, mystifying, and empty, only more so.
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As in, bewildering, astonishing, baffling, perplexing, mystifying or -- just plain confusing.
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All of this said, Jackson can be mystifying in his stubbornness.
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While bugs happen, this is a particularly egregious and mystifying one.
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Or do you find all the attention to this topic mystifying?
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But there's a lot about this intermittently engaging movie that's mystifying.
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In Donald Trump's mystifying mind, one of these scenarios is true.
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Why Texas would want to go down a similar path is mystifying.
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Saying the case is now closed with this frustrating and mystifying results.
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However, on some issues, her reluctance to illuminate her thinking is mystifying.
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The family's sport utility vehicle had plunged over a cliff, mystifying observers.
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The meaning of 'big structural change' is mystifying to the average person.
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The placebo effect is one of the most mystifying phenomena in medicine.
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The anger is more than understandable, but the misplaced faith is truly mystifying.
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He was more a carnival wonder than a mystifying leap into the future.
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It's mystifying to me why we give that any time in our culture.
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It's mystifying why Trump is risking even a limited repetition of this mistake.
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That's Merriam-Webster, offering a definition that's as mystifying as it is clear.
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Then, the baby aisle strenuously separated products by gender — often to mystifying effect.
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I am not a particularly mystical person, but I have had mystifying experiences.
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The mystifying Tatomer offered no clue on the bottle or on the website.
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Bringing Ritchie in for his first musical was a mystifying choice, but potentially justifiable.
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Whose fame is built on continually reliving the trauma of her husband's mystifying death?
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Even in its most mystifying moments, at least some of the reaction remains skeptical.
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"Utterly mystifying," said Paul McNamara, emerging markets investment director at GAM Investments in London.
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Skating, especially on the Olympic level, is a sport with a mystifying judging system.
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It seems the mystifying process serves colleges because it allows them latitude without scrutiny.
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And yet, to Donald Trump's mystifying credit, the lie survived to fight another day.
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Her conditioning her releases on what the Republicans might or might not do is mystifying.
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As multiple commentators have pointed out, the purpose of this fight can appear somewhat mystifying.
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It's all the mystifying, mouthwatering fall fun we know as pumpkin spice at 30% ABV.
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BLACKPINK Square UpBlackpink continues to be one of the most mystifying acts in K-pop.
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Why this is the hill she seems intent on dying on is mystifying to me.
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I love her long (frizzy) hair, her New Zealand accent, and her mystifying stage presence.
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It will be downright mystifying for men and women who are not of reproductive age.
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For an old soldier like McMaster, the very notion of civilian life may seem mystifying.
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At first, it's a completely mystifying image: Why do medieval manuscripts show knights fighting snails?
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That seemingly solid path made her downward spiral all the more mystifying to loved ones.
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The language of the code itself is extraordinarily mystifying, even in the judgment of experts.
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Complex illiquid mortgage and mortgage-related securities — There's mystifying financial instruments — Help me out here.
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While Axat stubbornly withholds that clarity, he expands on these mystifying events in imaginative ways.
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The Russia story is more like Beckett—a mystifying tragicomedy that may drift into irresolution.
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Mike somehow escaped the disease, mystifying the doctors, but his younger brother, Pete, did not.
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The bench where Miles and Alaska, his crush, have their first of many mystifying talks.
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And which makes the interview Fiorina gave to CNN's Poppy Harlow all the more mystifying.
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But the way MacFarlane does so in The Orville is, to say the least, mystifying.
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Yet this incredibly ancient practice of campfire making still remains mystifying to many of us humans.
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Mystifying to people who haven't read the series, but fun for fans looking for Easter eggs.
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"Mystifying, isn't it?" said Trevor Suslow, a food safety expert at the University of California, Davis.
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This is, I think, kind of mystifying and unlike how we're taught to think of computers.
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Democracy can be a mystifying, rough-and-tumble affair anywhere, but Brazil's Congress has few equals.
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"Her conditioning her releases on what the Republicans what might do is mystifying," the editorial said.
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It's just a little mystifying that Wijnberg and Pfaust didn't say that in the first place.
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Also worth noting: While I find them kind of mystifying, silent discos are totally a thing.
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The order feels backwards and needlessly mystifying, especially in an all-ages show meant to educate.
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Synchronized Swimming Themes Can Be Mystifying Marine Life Thrives in Unlikely Place: Offshore Oil Rigs Nut?
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In his return this season, he has been productive and enthralling, but also mystifying and defiant.
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Ivan Krastev SOFIA, Bulgaria — There is something mystifying about the American obsession with Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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Getting CBS put me back on track, but DURANCE VILE remained a mystifying run of letters.
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And it would be startling in any field in 2017, but in finance it's almost mystifying.
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Basically, a DNS service translates IP addresses from mystifying numbers into more easily recognizable names like Google.com.
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Karrkaratuls have been mystifying biologists for several decades now with their curious physiology and seemingly indescribable taxonomy.
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Hegel's metaphysics and his insistence that the state has its own spirit are dismissed as "mystifying cant".
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Having him produce a film this generic and indistinctive takes the project back into the mystifying realm.
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VICE: I think the idea of the hedge fund guy is mystifying to a lot of people.
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And the stunning recently released Amazon miniseries might win the award for most mystifying finale of all.
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The most mystifying conversations I overhear tend to be from festivalgoers who are here just for ... fun?
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Shawn C. Reed, a lawyer for the New Orleans auction house, says the dual bidding is mystifying.
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The team is nicknamed "the Tillies," a somewhat mystifying shorthand to new followers befitting a historic team.
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She absolutely LOVES food contest reality shows which is totally mystifying to me because I loathe them.
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But this was the rare instance when a composer's comments, though clearly sincere, were a little mystifying.
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" She concludes with her signature sign-off — a hand signal and a peppy, if slightly mystifying "Gucci!
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Seeing IWORK or YMEN in one's puzzle would be mystifying, flipping into hopefully a solid "Aha!" moment.
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You don't need expensive and mystifying software to stitch panoramas like you do with other 360-capable cameras.
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Visitors may feel discouraged after journeying through the mystifying and often disconcerting world of surveillance — I certainly did.
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Overall increases in surveillance hauls were both mystifying and alarming coming years after Snowden's leaks, privacy advocates said.
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He is uninterested in virtuosity and dance as a mystifying spectacle, presented at a remove from the audience.
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"In the end, valuing stocks is either totally straightforward or totally mystifying — one or the other," Cramer said.
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Yet Haass, who now runs the New York-based Council on Foreign Relations, still considers Trump's choices mystifying.
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They study, meeting with tutors, and confer with counselors and a psychologist to review myriad mystifying daily encounters.
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And his hair care is so elaborate and mystifying that it instantly eclipsed the fascination with Hillary's hair.
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For months Mr. Tao, immersed himself in Bruckner's challenging, sometimes mystifying symphony as he worked on his commission.
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And thus began the screwball story, spanning decades, mystifying everyone, of the patrician president and the impertinent reporter.
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His head was swimming, even drowning, in the details of a playbook full of mystifying schemes and signals.
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If Peters's absence is mystifying, the lack of key financial facts in a book about entrepreneurship is unforgivable.
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Some critics have called Ms. Crenn's work mystifying and pretentious, both on the plate and on the page.
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It&aposs mystifying, and it&aposs only going to further frustrate Americans who again believe there are different standards.
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Besides being demoralizing, the lack of inclusivity at bridal boutiques is mystifying, Ms. Chan said, because it's bad business.
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Some find her breaks from the Democratic caucus, including a vote to advance a "stand your ground" law, mystifying.
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The biggest tech companies in the world — Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Apple — are equal parts fascinating, terrifying, and mystifying.
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Yoga Book C930 specs Outside of one mystifying design choice, the build quality of the C930 is top notch.
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Thankfully, there are one or two other ingredients involved in the States' most mystifying and politically questionable eating holiday.
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Mrs DeVos's policy shift is particularly mystifying, because Republicans were once among the strongest critics of for-profit education.
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Why she would have ever thought that was a sound idea is mystifying, because Clinton excels in this format.
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For many, the book and series were an introduction to the often-mystifying concepts behind an elitist art world.
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Consumers intimidated by the mystifying language of wine labels now had an easy way to decide what to buy.
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In this context, it's mysterious, if not to say mystifying, that Musk would want to build a new factory.
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The answer, BRAIN SURGEONS, would be absolutely mystifying if you hadn't gotten some of the easier theme entries first.
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You'll probably need to consult your TV manual, however, since this option can be hidden under mystifying menu layers.
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To social workers in the trenches, eager to connect those in need with the insurance available, it is mystifying.
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Just this week, for some mystifying reason, he repeated his untrue contention that his father was born in Germany.
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Groups of Cuban women organize their own line dances in the thick crowd, moving their hips at mystifying angles.
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The intentional dishonesty, lack of accountability and mystifying absence of consequences for wrongdoing in this administration is mind-boggling.
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The first round was, however, still a day of golf, which is to say it was mystifying and indecipherable.
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It's been mystifying to watch, but you shrug and look for interesting resonances, some kind of pattern in the noise.
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Why they couldn't outfit the rolling trash can with at least some basic Alexa/Siri-level voice capabilities is mystifying.
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Some are informative, such as an eggplant, while others, including a tiny turbaned man's face, are mystifying or deliberately misleading.
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Productivity is defined as the amount of output produced per hour of work, and it's been mystifying British economists too.
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You'll notice what appears to be construction-grade scaffolding, two stacks of small mattresses, and an easel:These developments were mystifying.
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A man-hyena speaking from a treetop is treated matter-of-factly, rather than as a mystical or mystifying occurrence.
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It's both euphoric and mystifying, sometimes both at once, as on "El vuelo del Gabán," the single they're releasing today.
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Equally true and mystifying is the fact that we love — it's plain and extraordinary and impossible to put into words.
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CNN explains a mystifying quirk of the impeachment process: why lawmakers are allowed to drink milk on the Senate floor.
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Why giant squid, the once mythical kraken of the deep, are still mystifying scientists 150 years after they were discovered
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Libby soon learns that she was found in the house alone after police were called for a mystifying triple suicide.
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It's mystifying to see Clinton — an intelligent and savvy politician — make so many fumbles on what should be easy statements.
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" These chapter titles are as alluring and mystifying as the pictures, with names like "The White Night" and "Blue Funk.
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This is heavy stuff, made even more mystifying by the three kitsch paintings of bearded men watching us as he speaks.
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Other notable variations on display include the Mystifying Oracle Electric from the 1930s, which included a battery-powered, light-up planchette.
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"In the end, valuing stocks is either totally straightforward or totally mystifying — one or the other," the "Mad Money " host said.
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I had expected the high to alter me in some profound and mystifying way, but the effect was underwhelming and anticlimactic.
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And today, our behavior is being shaped and molded in ways both magical and mystifying, precisely because it happens so seamlessly.
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Who forgets defeat on a miracle 61-yard touchdown, a stunning result aided by a mystifying nontackle by a Saints safety?
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In every moment her courageous singing exposed the tormented nature of this mystifying character, who lives to avenge her murdered father.
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For a party once obsessed with the notion that foreign actors meddled in our elections, support for these measures is mystifying.
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Its voice answered that of the thunder's in the mystifying outback of Africa, the only sound that was louder than theirs.
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However, the bank opted to keep rates unchanged at 17.75 percent in July, mystifying investors and sending the lira sharply lower.
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The keyboard has much better key travel than new MacBooks, but Acer made the mystifying decision to omit backlighting on the keys.
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Elisabeth Higgins O'Connor's "blame/thirst" and "lullaby lament" (both from 2017) are monumental and mystifying interpretations of the well-worn golem mythos.
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"There are absolutely times when the book is mystifying and unbelievably digressive, and you have no idea what's coming next," he said.
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In 1975, a psychologist in New York was studying taste aversion in a group of rats and got an utterly mystifying result.
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A black and white image of three young girls, all with thick bangs, long wavy hair, and strange mystifying smiles, stared back.
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They discuss everything from Zack Snyder's directorial choices, to the movie's mystifying plot holes, to the inauspicious future of the superhero genre.
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But despite the occasional riff on Mona's appearance (or mystifying popularity), she didn't clearly own the title of world's most famous painting.
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And you rationalize it within yourself … but it's mystifying, the idea of somebody being cruel for the sake of attention, I guess?
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All of that was a mere warm-up for the athletically gifted Monfils, the No. 240 seed and master of the mystifying.
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The exchange was, at times, mystifying, structurally loose and distracting — an id and superego having a conversation over a fuzzy phone connection.
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Spieth, still the earnest, genial boy next door, did his best to clarify his position despite a mystifying unwillingness to be specific.
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Yet when the ball suddenly reappears after it leaves Colon's hand, there is a good chance it will remain a little mystifying.
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The really mystifying question isn't why her run for president went so badly — but why she's still in the race at all.
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Lauren (Aya Cash, a star of "You're the Worst" on FXX) is more polished but finds Sydney's ethical intransigence just as mystifying.
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And prompted by a couple of friends, I was able to easily find the mystifying and expansive world of K-Pop fandoms.
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Even more mystifying was a woman who appeared to be over 70 but whose belly was so swollen that she looked pregnant.
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The game is smart enough to know that mystifying our relationship to new tech was essential to Blair Witch's horror in 1999.
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It's fair to say that Cats, Tom Hooper's film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's mystifying musical released in December, was a flop.
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What a great opportunity to be a part of this thing that was absolutely mystifying and blowing me away the first season.
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It can be mystifying when people call all of these ideas "Medicare for all," as some in the debate have been doing.
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For most of his readers, Zemmour's fixation on Vichy, a theme he comes back to in "French Destiny," is mystifying and inexplicable.
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It's a mystifying tool, working equally well as a threat to social media companies and a list-building tool for the Trump campaign.
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Well, the out-of-the-way establishment referred to in "The Last Hotel," Donnacha Dennehy and Enda Walsh's mystifying new opera, inverts that.
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Mac Wellman's experimental plays tend to go by in a mystifying blur, and "The Offending Gesture" at the Connelly Theater is no exception.
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But if you're looking for a slightly more subtle — yet equally mystifying — way to get in on the action, look to your bath.
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What makes the effort to plunge ahead despite all of this knowledge so mystifying is that it will all catch up to them.
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Father Brown, in G. K. Chesterton's stories, attended both to the souls of the living and to the puzzle of the mystifying dead.
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It's similarly mystifying how Mr. Refn and Mr. Dolan made it into competition, except as would-be representatives of a younger auteurist guard.
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Some of the lyrics are lifted from the play, but the rest will be mystifying to those not versed in Latin or Polish.
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It is somewhat mystifying (no pun intended) why people of faith often cannot accept the criticism that religion is not based on reason.
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That the Smithsonian would swing a wrecking ball at this educational powerhouse in order to sell more hot dogs and pizza is mystifying.
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Performing with his back to an audience seated in an arc around him, Mr. Hanick's playing was breathtaking, at once penetrating and mystifying.
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So it is mystifying that the ultimate market-based phenomenon in a democracy — political discourse — is currently dominated by this despised character trait.
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His scenes do something more important, which is to convince you that this is a mystifying world you want to spend time in.
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What's mystifying and a lot more troubling to me is how little the film makes an effort to really understand the Manson girls.
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But to the people who identify as transgender, less than 1 percent of the population, the comprehensive nature of the policies feels mystifying.
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The most mystifying form of hair loss, called alopecia areata, results from an attack on hair follicles by the body's own immune system.
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The efforts to demystify and simplify never ring true because they ignore the fact that wine by its nature is mystifying and complicated.
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Putin's comment contrasted with Trump's still mystifying failure to publicly accept that election meddling happened or to confront Putin in any way about it.
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People who knew Kushner said his decision to leave behind his business, political affiliations, and friendships for Trump was "mystifying," according to the magazine.
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It also makes it even more mystifying that they're casting white men for characters that should by all rights really be of Asian descent.
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There are too many ideas that never quite come together, particularly as the film winds toward a conclusion that I just found outright mystifying.
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The white-capped turrets are one of the most mystifying revelations, as they are simply placed over the existing ones to make application easy.
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It may seem mystifying to outsiders, but for someone like me, with a front-row seat to an inside view, it makes perfect sense.
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Former employees also described a series of mystifying errors by an Alden-installed leadership team with little or no experience in the retail industry.
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Meanwhile, though, there are those pesky hints, one of which I had solved, found mystifying, and resolved to return to — THE GEMINI, at 32A.
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Yet while the show's off-kilter mix of elements is plenty binge-worthy, the ambitious journey isn't quite borne out by the somewhat mystifying payoff.
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This is mystifying: almost every new movie that's been remastered in Dolby Vision has also been redone in Atmos, and support is basically everywhere now.
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George Sicherman's mystifying W Dilemma Puzzle (from the same blog post here) has been turned into actual wooden reality by the folks at Creative Crafthouse.
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"It's a good way to do it," Giuliani told the paper, adding that he himself sometimes goes the completely mystifying, definitely messy half-bun route.
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Remaking horror classics is a tried-and-true tradition, but it's still a little mystifying why anyone felt 1977's Suspiria was a good candidate.
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Meanwhile, transformative fandom is frequently denigrated, its members often regarded as mystifying oddities by mainstream media as well as other fans and the general public.
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It makes sense because in all his collaborations, that's sort of the role he's played, bringing together different worlds into one alluring and mystifying aesthetic.
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The all-consuming, mystifying love story at the core of Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" unfolds against a medieval tale of war between Cornwall and Ireland.
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The colossal Winchester Mystery House is no ordinary estate — it's the unique and mystifying architectural result of a decades-old legend about a grieving widow.
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In sum, the declaration that the only thing standing between consumers and video nirvana is set-top boxes and a second remote is utterly mystifying.
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Then with each new fact that emerges, a piece of what we thought we knew is dislodged, leaving in its place a mystifying blank patch.
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Except for a video showing someone modeling sneakers underwater, from the ankles down, the works in this enjoyably mystifying show have a decidedly scruffy appearance.
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This work, along with others in the exhibit, reveal the mystifying breach between our own subjective perceptions, our memories of a lived event and reality.
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It's a mystifying feeling, and a good reason to see this documentary that extols the wonders of science and of all that's yet to discover.
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I know you'll object to this, but from their perspective, what happened to the Green family in the Hobby Lobby case was mystifying and upsetting.
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President Trump's new and clearly unbalanced and mystifying nuclear policy seems of a piece with much of his words, thinking and his acts as president.
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Meanwhile, every week there's something new that Rosie needs, something that in my quest for simplicity, frugality and a modicum of environmental sustainability is mystifying.
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She knows how to anticipate her audience's desires for clarity and defy those expectations with perplexing and mystifying works that never seem muddled or meaningless.
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"It was mystifying several years ago why she was hyped the way she was hyped," began Elaine Lui on her blog Lainey Gossip in 20153.
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But simply promoting any comment with the word "fake" under stories that may actually be legitimate is a mystifying strategy for curbing nonsense on the platform.
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As one hilarious social media experiment confirmed earlier this week, the Beautyblender has a way of completely mystifying the non-makeup-wearing men of the world.
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The newfound capacity to sequence genomes is spurring a genetic gold rush, linking mystifying diseases to specific mutations — often random mutations not passed down from parents.
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And because of its limited run (until March 26), we rushed out in the melting slush to have our destinies told by the new mystifying concoction.
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But by leaving so much up to the player, Vane's developers have also created an experience that can be obtuse and mystifying, often to its detriment.
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In this landscape, Alsup is an outlier — a mystifying exception to the accepted wisdom that the law cannot make sense of the fast-changing tech industry.
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Pluto rules transformation, while Jupiter brings growth, and having some positive changes occur in your partnerships will definitely lighten you up after such a mystifying month.
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There are many disappointments when it comes to candy corn, which is, for some mystifying reason (its color perhaps), the quintessential candy of the fall season.
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This memoir — at once fascinating, mystifying and distressing — tells the story of a father, Louis Didier, who rules his family with the brutality of a despot.
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Opinion Columnist ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Almost three years ago I traveled here to talk to this state's relatively new Republican governor, Larry Hogan, about his mystifying popularity.
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It's mystifying why the court decided to just accept the hype as reality here, except that Judge Marrero was taken by Ergen's confidence on the stand.
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Such restrictions are particularly mystifying when the law affirmatively protects the right to discuss gun ownership, access, and safety — even though such conversations can be discomfiting.
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While some global allies fear that the Trump presidency is eroding Washington's moral authority, Mr. Tillerson's understated approach can be seen as brilliant, mystifying or powerless.
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As top seed, expectations will be higher this time round and the attention greater, which makes her split with apparel sponsor Adidas all the more mystifying.
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"It's so mystifying to a lot of people who followed the debate on gun legislation so closely," said Mr. Malinowski, criticizing the endorsement of his opponent.
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This solid trajectory she appeared to be on had made her mental downward spiral and death all the more mystifying to teammates, friends and family members.
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That's probably why, as alluring and mystifying as they are, these images have never tempted Oglander, who has yet to buy a mirror off Craigslist himself.
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Surrounded by devoted family, friends, and former lovers adorned in her fabulous clothes, Betsy gave a carefully art-directed glimpse into life's most mystifying and inevitable moment.
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In that context, owning a BlackBerry in 2018 feels like rolling up to the parking lot in a Delorean—it signifies some sort of intent, however mystifying.
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But James had to play 46 minutes for them to even have a chance, and his workload at age 33 is equal parts mystifying, amazing and concerning.
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When I simply replied yes, because I found the question so mystifying, I was met with laughter and a five-minute lecture on why balance sheets matter.
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In the latest update to iOS, Apple has issued a patch for one of its most stubborn and mystifying errors, potentially restoring countless bricked phones to functionality.
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Surrounded by devoted family, friends and former lovers adorned in her fabulous clothes, Betsy gave a carefully art directed glimpse into life's most mystifying and inevitable moment.
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Although the change would simplify what has long been a mystifying and complex royalty system, it would also significantly hike costs for competing streaming services, namely Spotify.
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At once direct and abstract, intense and mystifying, this is the music of late-night obsessive rabbit-holes on the web when the internet was still fun.
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Losers Attorney General William Barr Barr's decision to give a news conference shortly before the report was released was mystifying — and it did his reputation real damage.
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Why progressives who are pushing for a complete overhaul of our health-care industry (one-sixth of our entire economy) don't bother to research alternatives is mystifying.
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Here, she explains the physics behind the mystifying double half-layout with a half twist and a blind landing, which the world now knows as the Biles.
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What remains somewhat mysterious -- and at times mystifying -- is the darker side of stand-up, which has contributed to the premature deaths of so many comedy stars.
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Frankly, it's mystifying that Trump continues to defend Russia and Putin, even as he excoriates everyone else, from C.I.A. officials to a local union leader in Indiana.
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I find smoothies mystifying, so I get a bagel with honey nut butter and build a smoothie with every kind of fruit possible and add some spinach.
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To add insult to injury, the board has hired two Treasury staffers to serve essentially as the professional staff's executive directors, an action that we find mystifying.
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Its performers' mystifying actions were utterly banal and self-absorbed, but the hazy yet sterile setting felt cinematic, otherworldly, and somehow unplaceable along any spectrum of time.
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In addition to the 10 meter air rifle, I scrolled through some other events on the app that while a little less esoteric was still mystifying — like fencing.
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The still shot was snapped by artist Moni Haworth, who posted another equally mystifying image from the production to her own Instagram, showing Gomez with translucent white eyes.
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All this happened while the country realized Trump could become president, and then he did — an experience somehow both mystifying and like watching a wet paper bag break.
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And she's remaining optimistic about it all, seeing the complications as part of a puzzle that she hopes, when complete, will provide others with a mystifying, moving experience.
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" Reflecting on the memo, "It is mystifying to me that a President believes that defining people out of existence, or erasing their identity, would somehow make America stronger.
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The company says in the next few weeks it will introduce added "context" on content that's unavailable in conversations to help make these gaps at least less mystifying.
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A majestic lynx wandered onto the slopes near at the Purgatory Resort in Durango, Colorado, on Wednesday, scaring and mystifying skiers and snowboarders while they hit some powder.
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In other racing, the big guns used experience and brawn in tough seas to recover from mistakes in the often mystifying puffs of early races in Guanabara Bay.
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Our full coverage of the Games is here, including the self-destructive battle for the 26 Olympics and a meditation on the sometimes mystifying theatrics in synchronized swimming.
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"We've heard people are meeting with mystifying obstacles," said Shannon Minter, a lawyer with the National Center for Lesbian Rights, which sued the Trump administration over the ban.
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Mactaggart was wary of proposing a sweeping law like the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, or G.D.P.R., fearing that Californians would find it mystifying and reject it.
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But for most of the thousands of international athletes, journalists and spectators visiting for the Games, the alerts are a mystifying source of panic, confusion or plain annoyance.
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The co-dependent relationship of Luther and Alice, with its improbable emotions and unanswerable questions — such as why he's never just had her arrested — will be particularly mystifying.
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I'm far more a Philip Glass person than an IRA Glass person, so 17A was completely mystifying for a long time, but at the end was a favorite.
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Tweeting out the video, which was eventually sourced to a block party that took place in São Paulo on Monday, was, it seems, a mystifying form of retaliation.
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By then, Ms. Hamlin was on her way to becoming the first American to medal in the singles competition in luge, a sport still mystifying to many Americans.
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In an era when political neophytes have captured offices as high as the White House, the lack of challengers to Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, may seem mystifying.
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Entirely wonderful through the whole phantasmagoric, gargantuan, mystifying, hilarious thing, Mr. Gerstein — playing with the straightest of faces under the baton of Sakari Oramo — barely mopped his brow.
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The allure of these images of isolated physical features, darkly humorous for their mystifying nomenclature, is undeniable, and has since led to their recent publication in book form.
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Sarah Palin missed a scheduled appearance with Mr. Trump in Iowa a day after her enthusiastic if sometimes mystifying endorsement, but caught up with the campaign in Oklahoma, above.
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Seen from here, the spectacle of United States politics can be mystifying: the arcane complexities of the Iowa caucuses and the seemingly uncontrolled flow of money into political campaigns.
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This is a little mystifying, since play / pause would have been incredibly useful, but Sonos tells me the inconsistency of CEC implementations across TVs prevented a larger feature set.
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She goes to explain that seeing a gun on the set was both clarifying and mystifying, in terms of helping her figure out which timeline she was working in.
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The new guide, featuring these pictures, is available online now: "The new document is as embarrassing as it is mystifying," the EFF wrote in a blog post on Tuesday.
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Humayun Khan, a Muslim American who was awarded a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart after he was killed in Iraq by a suicide bomber, was deplorable and mystifying.
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This is just the latest in a long line of research that's been mystifying psychologists as much as physicians for decades: How people feel about their health changes it.
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BOSTON — The last six months have been largely forgettable for Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez, lost to injuries, embarrassing lapses behind the plate and a mystifying disappearance of his bat.
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The actors moving silently among the main cast are meant to evoke both Ahab's ghostly crew and modern addicts, for instance, but the device is mystifying rather than effective.
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Ten years ago, when a taco in London might easily have contained canned baked beans, the idea of a Mexican restaurant in a posh hotel would have been mystifying.
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Unlike some of the more esoteric science texts that show up in these puzzles, there weren't any mystifying words in the grid, but it was still a satisfying solve.
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"Sometimes" makes even the process that leads to writing a mystifying act of poetry: part ritual, part gamble, part caper, wherein even the paper is part of the poem.
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It's mesmerizing not only because of its mystifying details but also its dynamism, with bones, limbs, plants, hair, fur, and the wind all integrated to form a swirling, charged scene.
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MARCUS DANSARIE Stockholm I would like to correct some mystifying errors in your review of my book on the life and impact of Adam Smith ("An enlightened life", July 28th).
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If I wanted to craft a theory of "maybe they weren't actually serious about passing this bill," it would begin here, since it's quite mystifying why they would do this.
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In case you missed it, Gizmodo wrote about the incredible distance traveled by Opportunity during its time on Mars, as well as well as one of its most mystifying discoveries.
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But the story as a whole feels underdeveloped, and it's a bit mystifying that someone would cast Rihanna in musical, then fail to give her a single moment to sing.
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The President's tactics -- revealed in tweets blasting Democratic leaders as he stayed home alone in the White House over the holidays -- appear to be mystifying even some on his side.
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They hit upon all the the qualifiers that make record collectors gush—obscure, undefinable, mystifying—and yet once you hear Woo record you can almost immediately identify their sound thereafter.
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Since the spring, I have furrowed my brow through two lunches, three dinners and half a dozen kaffeeklatsches during which my conversation partners made pronouncements about the ever-mystifying Bitcoin.
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A third surveys the work of the British sculptor Barry Flanagan (1941-2009), an artist whose stylistic about-face around 1980, was always mystifying from this side of the pond.
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Which is mystifying, not least because, when the Berliners were still under Mr. Rattle's leadership, Mr. Petrenko was once brought in to conduct John Adams's "The Wound-Dresser," from 1988.
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The house of Doritos Locos Tacos and the mystifying Crunchwrap Supreme is scaling back the theatrics with Crispy Tortilla Chicken -- aka, chicken strips breaded with jalapeno buttermilk and tortilla chips.
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Müller made the shot look like a pass beyond the goalkeeper's reach, although on this occasion it was mystifying that the English referee, Martin Atkinson, did not rule the goal offside.
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Photographers submitted the photos the thought captured the mystifying, magical and amazing natural world, so those who viewed the shots would be moved to protect our planet and everything on it.
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The Spanish Nobel laureate produced nearly 3,000 anatomical drawings of the microscopic brain—and these stark, mystifying illustrations are still shaping our understanding of that mysterious gray matter a century later.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — I've known about cryptic crosswords for a long time, but I always thought that I would never be able to solve them, what with all those mystifying clues.
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The mystifying run includes close losses (55-5 on a walkoff against the Padres to start the streak) and blowouts (13-0 to the Diamondbacks, and 9-1 to the Rockies).
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The company said the decision was "mystifying" since Esper's son had been with IBM for nearly eight months and the Pentagon had already eliminated IBM from the process six months earlier.
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"It has been mystifying to me that they could go so long without a deputy at Treasury," said Sarah Bloom Raskin, who served as Treasury's deputy secretary during the Obama administration.
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The decision to become a parent is a huge one (understatement!), and the process of becoming pregnant can feel totally mystifying and overwhelming, especially if you're doing it on your own.
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In the strangest part, Juan Carlos Lérida wears antlers around his neck and a floral paisley suit (all the show's marvelous costumes are by Yaiza Pinillos) for a long mystifying solo.
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I had cried a little, but mostly I felt confused — and out of focus, as if I were viewing everything and everyone in the world through a new and mystifying fog.
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One of the most striking and mystifying aspects of the Republican presidential primary has been the candidates' inability—or unwillingness—to offer up any kind of coherent economic prescription for the country.
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Mainstream attention tends to turn to short documentaries only once a year, when their category presents a mystifying challenge of five unfamiliar titles to choose from when filling out Oscar pool ballots.
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Keep reading to find out what Scanlen, an alum of the iconic Aussie soap Home And Away, revealed about her mystifying character, working with Amy Adams, and what's next on Sharp Objects.
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All of those ideas fall apart once you see the movie, and thus they're somewhat mystifying to those who saw the film during its September festival runs in Venice, Telluride, and Toronto.
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The cryptic suggestion that the accusations were false - a mystifying reference for many Cambodians - was followed by further posts on Monday showing how U.S. aid was helping to preserve temples and forests.
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You're probably picturing yours right now — the book that epitomized the innocence and simplicity of the younger you, the book that did something to help you understand the mystifying world around you.
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Star Trek Beyond front-loads the story with destruction and devastation, then rushes through the backstory so close to the end that there's no time to fill in all the mystifying gaps.
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" It is mystifying to her that one could be skilled at being one's own gender, and she balks at the fact that so many of femininity's dictates "involve shrinking rather than growing.
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In Mr. Hardy's directorial hands, the island and its inhabitants — led by the priestlike Lord Summerisle, played by Christopher Lee — took on a mystifying aura, with bizarre events unfolding in broad daylight.
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After muddling through five or six of these I tried to figure them out without using crosses, first as a challenge and also because the grid was giving me some mystifying choices.
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Budiansky's playing down of the contradictions that make Holmes infuriating and interesting is particularly mystifying because he has dived into the sea of Holmes's voluminous writings and even contributed to Holmes scholarship.
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Such is the delightfully labyrinthine rap feud behind the story of Scorpion — which starts with "The Story of Adidon," the mystifying killer diss track of Drake that Pusha T released in May.
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Some of the old objects were easy to identify, while others, like a carpet beater, were mystifying to the students, and it took them a while to figure out what they were.
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The new frontiers of data, privacy, algorithms, and artificial intelligence are closed-box ecosystems — often scary, mystifying, or simply impenetrable — built by people who speak and code in a very different language.
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The hubbub over the Trump administration's proposal to ask respondents about citizenship in the 85003 Census is mystifying because the response is so far out of proportion to the White House's request.
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Songs like "Hackers & Jackers" and "Grip" showcase a dark, gothic approach to the legacies of dancehall, trap, and more borderless music, swirling them all together in a way that's heavy and mystifying.
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Boston's three championships in this century, beginning with 22016, have been associated with epic hair (Johnny Damon) and epic beards (much of the 211 group) and slightly mystifying team slogans ("Cowboy Up").
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Over the last several years, doctors noticed a mystifying trend: Fewer and fewer new pain drugs were getting through double-blind placebo control trials, the gold standard for testing a drug's effectiveness.
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Philosophical notions of the sublime posit nature's mystifying vastness — suggested by Martin's unending horizontal lines—as inspiration for the realization that the universe is ceaseless, an understanding which would bring indescribable peace.
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It is beyond mystifying why Democrats would hand an unhinged, dangerous man, who is alienating people of all walks of life, a political lifeline that affords him a megaphone that we should own.
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But Foursquare's strategy has always been somewhat mystifying, ever since the company decided to blow up its application and turn its business into two separate apps, a city guide and a social network.
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ET as we take a deep dive into the most mystifying enigmas of everyday life, the tiny mysteries that we've come to accept as the norm... only to discover they're anything but ordinary.
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FRBs are also mystifying because they can be either one-offs or "repeaters," meaning some bursts appear only once in a certain part of the sky, while others emit multiple flashes to Earth.
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It's part Halo — a science-fantasy story about "the Gods" who started the planet and disappeared, leaving their mystifying and errant construction tools lying around to the welfare and woe of the inhabitants.
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Daniel Benjamin, the State Department's former top official for counterterrorism who teaches at Dartmouth College, called the idea "mystifying," saying the agency considered the designation in 2017 but concluded there was no basis.
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Afterward, Mr. Trump's campaign issued an utterly mystifying statement about the "power of unification," suggesting that Mr. Trump was referring to the political power of Second Amendment supporters, and was not advocating violence.
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Malone's latest album, "Hollywood's Bleeding," dropped on September 6, and was filled with plenty of collaborations, but none as mystifying as his team-up with heavy metal icon Osbourne and fellow rapper Scott.
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Dos Anjos' win over Cerrone capped off a remarkable rise to the top from a position of mid-card obscurity, but his subsequent fall from grace from the Octagon is perhaps more mystifying.
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The wide range of forecasts reflects the current tumultuous stock environment due to the fragile trade talks with China, a mystifying plunge in bond yields and emerging signs of a possible global recession.
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But by the aughts, it was becoming clear to all of us that Keanu Reeves doesn't do "bad acting" or "good acting" but rather bends every part into the mystifying shape of Keanu.
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The biggest hits include the lackluster third entries in the Cars and Despicable Me series, as well as the mystifying Boss Baby and The Emoji Movie, a genuinely loathsome feature-length smartphone commercial.
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Trump's newfound pragmatism is infinitely preferable to the threat of nuclear war that used to hang over all of us, so it's mystifying to see Democrats carping about any possible North Korea deal.
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It's such a meditative idea, a fish tank, but they're a somewhat mystifying responsibility as it always seems that these little fish are on the verge of either starving or dying of gluttony.
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They act, as Varoufakis says, not out of greed or cruelty, but because their best intentions have been captured by the untenable and mystifying financial arrangements that keep capital alive in this century.
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Ashutosh Varshney, a professor of international studies at Brown University, called the decision "very mystifying," offering the example of Kumari Mayawati, who was born a Dalit, in a caste of so-called untouchables.
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"Wanting Monogamy as 1946 Men Await Your Swipe" Daniel Jones is the editor of Modern Love and the author of "Love Illuminated: Exploring Life's Most Mystifying Subject (with the Help of 50,000 Strangers)."
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Comic book artists aren't bound by visual effects budgets, so they're allowed to give us priceless imaginations on paper: new worlds on every page, mystifying beings, dazzling spacecraft, spellbinding powers, and megaton fights.
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When, for example, on July 7, 2017, Rogers shows Putin and Trump naked in bed together, he creates a plausible if outrageous visual metaphor that strikes at the heart of the president's mystifying loyalties.
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Honestly, given all the mystifying headlines coming out each day, murder may be one of the last things separating Netflix's House of Cards from real life (and no, we're not holding your beer, Donald).
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Mr. Hersey's magazine article "Hiroshima," which told the story of the bombing from the survivors' viewpoint, was the first to give graphic descriptions of the instant death and the mystifying symptoms of radiation exposure.
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In this podcast, Mr. McCraw (who describes the experience of becoming an overnight media sensation as "mystifying and a little mortifying") talks about libel law, The New York Times and Mr. Trump's threatened lawsuit.
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Damascus Gate (Stretch Variation I) originated in 1970 as part of Stella's acclaimed Protractor series, which combines abstract geometric compositions to create a mystifying visual experience that shifts radically when viewed from different perspectives.
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This long, narrow, mystifying-fastened strip of cloth is a timeless menswear staple, and you probably have distinct memories of all the ties your dad had in his rotation while you were growing up.
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The sculpture's walls evoke both a children's play fort and a discarded mass of paper; the experience of standing inside them, as the projections covered both the walls and my own skin, was mystifying.
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" And don't miss my colleague Maureen Dowd's much-discussed account of her relationship with Bush — or, she calls it, "the screwball story, spanning decades, mystifying everyone, of the patrician president and the impertinent reporter.
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"Revival" is probably the best of his recent albums, but like much of his post-peak output, it is a mix of the entrancing and the mystifying, full of impressive rapping that's also disorienting.
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That mystifying question helps explain why extreme long-shot candidates like Montana Governor Steve Bullock and Colorado Senator Michael Bennet stay in the race, even though they have been exiled from the debate stage.
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By then, Trump had already held up the transfer of $400 million in urgently needed aid to Ukraine, a move that was exasperating and mystifying to members of Congress, which had approved the aid.
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Tai had a reputation in the game as wishy-washy and non-strategic, and anybody who remembers his mystifying "water hyacinth" speech in Kaoh Rong knows he's not exactly eloquent in front of the jury.
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In an interview with CNet last Thursday, Whiteley revealed that the source of that mystifying code was none other than a batch of his Japanese wife's cookbooks—and the sushi recipes he found within them.
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To regular moviegoers, the MPAA is probably best-known (to the extent it's known at all) for its occasionally mystifying ratings system, but the group actively lobbies for the studios on a range of issues.
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A seemingly mystifying late possible entry to the race that is sure to change....well absolutely nothing to be honest, and if it does, it is not going to go the way that he hopes.
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She ran away only to return, filed charges only to recant — behavior that might look weak or mystifying, but Snyder reveals how carefully she was trying to assess the risks to her and her children.
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You can dial all of this back and clean it up, but being forced to do so is annoying for experts like me and will be positively mystifying for people who are new to Samsung.
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What's most mystifying to foreign diplomats and trade policy experts is how the Trump administration conceives the endgame of bringing down a legal system the United States spent so much time and effort to build.
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Here are five real-world stories of parasites mystifying doctors before being caught out: Earlier this year, a California couple returned from a trip to Maui with what they thought was a mild case of flu.
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The case for this is obvious, which makes it mystifying to watch the Democratic National Committee and its leader, Tom Perez, offer shifting, unsatisfactory responses to shut down something most of the party wants to do.
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The curious case of Donald Trump's hair has been mystifying the masses since the '80s, when he first came into the public eye as a larger-than-life businessman known to the press as The Donald.
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"Don't Exercise in Kanye West's Gym" by James Corden On The Late Late Show, Corden revealed what it's really like to work out in the gym where West's steamy and mystifying video for "Fade" was shot.
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In 1976, Bundy was convicted of DaRonch's violent abduction — the first proof of his rampage across the West and a crucial development in unraveling what was then a mystifying web of missing-persons cases and homicides.
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In the context of Tillerson's mystifying unwillingness to say or do anything of substance, the statement reads not so much as a threat, but as an admission that Tillerson actually has nothing to say at all.
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But whether or not the path eventually leads to Dariga Nazarbayeva taking over, the present situation is unusually mystifying in a country that has known only the predictable rule of a single man since its independence.
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It's no wonder that some of the most mystifying experimental records over the last couple of years have been made by percussionists—like Greg Fox's backbending solo album for RVNG or Eli Keszler's quietly ecstatic Stadium.
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The new lawsuit will compete with injunctions from three federal courts that have blocked Trump's DACA repeal, further mystifying the program's future and increasing the likelihood that it could be taken up by the Supreme Court.
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Now, by adding pictorial representation to her palette, Wayne gains a new sense of improvisational freedom that makes this work look fresh but mystifying, simultaneously cool and passionate, yet balancing humor with an undercurrent of threat.
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François Girard's take — part mysterious, part mystifying — on Wagner's last opera is one of the Met's most interesting productions of the last decade or so, and returns for the first time since its premiere in 2013.
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For me, a first-generation Iranian refugee, Khadivi's novel poses a mystifying question: How does a lucky, studious American boy, the free child of prosperous Iranian immigrants who never had to suffer, fall into radical Islam?
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In the latest and most mystifying such gift, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo declared on Monday that the United States no longer regards Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank as a violation of international law.
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Bergen called Trump "clueless," a master in the "Art of Creating a Crisis," and drew a line connecting the commander in chief's mystifying Syria policy with equally confounding approaches to Iran, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan and North Korea.
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The problem, and the thing that is most mystifying about seeing people so bereft at the departure of this charmless man, is that Hinkie's implementation of that plan was so thoroughly hapless when it wasn't merely hamfisted.
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The vice president-elect also said "it's a little mystifying" that Trump can speak by phone to a democratically elected leader, while President Obama can reach out to a "murdering dictator" in Cuba in the last year.
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From someone who has been thought of as a good friend, involved only in a consensual relationship, these claims are not only mystifying to Mr. Weinstein, but deeply upsetting, and they cannot be supported by the facts.
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Except that when he's not designing T-shirts for his likeminded pals, Palmer is a reverend in the Church of Satan—a mystifying sort-of religion, founded in 1966 by a sorcerer-looking man called Anton LaVey.
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For more than a week, the gruesome killing of a young hairstylist in a downtown Chicago luxury high-rise has captivated the region, the case's surprising twists mystifying even the detectives who eventually tracked down two suspects.
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The combination permeates the work of horror authors H.P. Lovecraft and Junji Ito, whose characters are driven to invariably horrible ends by mystifying forces, whether they're an alien meteor or a rock full of human-shaped holes.
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Other tweaks to the broadcast were more straightforwardly unsuccessful, like the continually mystifying musical choices (are orchestras officially dead?) and Thomas Lennon's strained and unfunny voice-over commentary, which had the virtue of being hard to hear.
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It was delightful, if mystifying, the designer's largely monochrome array of leather tunics, semitransparent Breton stripe sweaters, Old Glory tunics, studded motorcycle jackets, steel tip boots and stretchy black jeans with meek peekaboo slits at the knees.
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"Our diplomats, personnel and their families in China and Cuba experienced mystifying injuries while serving our country, and they must be assured that our government will stand by them as they continue on their path toward recovery."
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The best you can hope for are brief deviations from the teleprompter—or in the case of Perry's absurd attempt at hosting last year, just having the writing be some mystifying anti-humor performance to begin with.
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Other features, like Q Slide hovering app windows, are just mystifying: your phone does an excellent job multitasking thanks to having a double-tall window, so why is there this redundant system for just a few LG apps?
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Equally mystifying was the government's claim that the children's release had been secured with just one condition from their abductors — that the kidnappers could return the hostages to the town themselves without being captured or coming under fire.
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All of which makes this next fact absolutely mystifying and terrifying: In a new national Monmouth University poll just four in 10 self-identified Republicans believe that Trump mentioned Biden in his call with Zelensky. Are. You. Kidding.
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I sat with Boylan on her comfy leather couch to hash out her mystifying novel, her return to writing after that trip to Hollywood, and why she's plenty radical, as a writer as well as a trans woman.
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"There is a bed, there is a coverlet, and the Emperor keeps his distance from it," said John Breen of Kyoto's International Research Center for Japanese Studies, adding that de-mystifying the ceremony could be a government defence.
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LONDON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - As Britain's Brexit negotiations with the European Union move into a new phase, the process has generated a new language all of its own, some of it colorful, much of it mystifying to the uninitiated.
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"It's mystifying to me why the Police Department is resisting plainly a law that mandates it to reveal these statistics," said Richard Emery, a lawyer who is representing Mr. Lancman and the Community Service Society in the lawsuit.
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As Ms. Sato took center stage, and was joined by the singers Alfredo Tejada and Miguel Ortega, the slightly mystifying combination of Japanese songs and flamenco rhythms began to cohere into an enjoyable collision of cultures and styles.
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It begins in earnest with this little-more-than-a-boy posed as a rather elegantly dressed, clean-lined, and mystifying surrealist in a painting of 1943 called "Man with a Feather," hedged about by oddly baffling symbols.
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And that's what's on offer in the Théâtre du Soleil's boundary-busting production of "A Room in India," which opened Tuesday night at the Park Avenue Armory: The whole awful, silly, disturbing, mystifying, contradictory world in one sitting.
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Since appearing on eBay, the mystifying Cheeto has shaken many a person to their core and opened the floodgates with a deluge of questions, including these: Has Harambe's untimely death led to him being reincarnated as a snack?
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This process might seem mystifying or inaccessible to some, which is why the Feminist Art Project (TFAP) NYC and SOHO20 Gallery are organizing a workshop dedicated exclusively to the topic of "Selling Your Art" on Wednesday, June 20.
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While driving his father's borrowed yellow cab, he encounters an intoxicating, mystifying young woman, later revealed to be a 22-year-old named Andrea Cornish (Sofia Black D'Elia.) The two spend a night together filled with booze and drugs.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Cricket Australia (CA) have come under fire for a new policy aimed at making the sport inclusive for transgender and gender diverse players, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison describing it as "heavy-handed" and "mystifying" on Friday.
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Frankly, the behind-the-scenes drama -- and the story of how the budget ballooned, in mystifying fashion, until the show had become one of Netflix's most expensive projects -- is in some ways as interesting as "The Get Down" itself.
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Technology is their native environment as much as the physical world is, and it's up to parents—most of whom have their own tech-related issues to deal with—to help them thrive in this often mystifying hybrid existence.
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Part of the joy of unbridled childhood reading lies in the haze of misunderstanding; the mystifying behavior of adult characters and even scads of obscure vocabulary can spur curiosity and spark richly imaginative embellishments to fill in the gaps.
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The renowned British mentalist, who for years has been mystifying audiences in person and on television with what appears to be an ability to read minds, will play a four-month run at the Cort Theater, starting in September.
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The opening episode of the day's turning-point chapter was when Koepka and Ian Poulter, who were playing in the group ahead of Woods, each fell victim to the mental and physical pressure exacted by the mystifying 12th hole.
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Likewise, any press preview of Frieze will invariably involve the same core components of misanthropy: resentment of the art market, lack of specificity in the curation of gallery booths, and the mystifying omnipresence of Hans-Ulrich Obrist at every corner.
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BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) - As Britain's Brexit negotiations with the European Union moved into a new phase on Friday, the process has generated a new language all of its own, some of it colourful, much of it mystifying to the uninitiated.
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The title of the series stems from the Greek words for "bird" and "writing" — respectively, ornïs and graphia; the patterns do look like brushstrokes in the sky, offering a surprising and mystifying, new view of a habit we may frequently witness.
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Beloved by Europeans, although mystifying to many in the United States, the contest was conceived as a way to unite Cold War Europe through music — a kind of World Cup for pop songs — and to bolster ratings for national broadcasters.
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And eventually I did manage to grab the hem of an idea such confusion may have been meant to suggest: that the vulgarity of war, even a justified war, can only be expressed in the most extreme, contradictory and mystifying ways.
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I'm not sure if I could live in Japan for more than a week, what with all the appreciating of teeny porcelain objects and self-abnegation, but "Awakening Your Ikigai" is really quite a delightful look at sometimes mystifying Japanese traditions.
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It's easy to hover over the dictionary definition of the word and not be able to think of anything else, and the clue cleverly misdirects you away from the answer, which turns out to be the mystifying FROM WHERE I STAND.
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On first viewing, this appeared a mystifying decision by the Pacers' Monta Ellis to go for the dreaded quick two-pointer while down three points—a choice that all too often is neither quick nor ends with a two-point basket.
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"Often, knowing how to get from Point A to Point B is mystifying, but when you see people who have succeeded in your field and get to learn about their journey, it takes the mystical element out of it," she said.
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"For someone who's represented that area for years and years ... to think that he could not persuade people who know him so well to respect the choice that he plans to make [on] impeachment is mystifying to me," Malinowski said Tuesday.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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"From someone who has been thought of as a good friend, involved only in a consensual relationship, these claims are not only mystifying to Mr. Weinstein, but deeply upsetting, and they cannot be supported by the facts," Ms. Kupferstein said.
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During the presidential campaign, the South African-born comic remarked that Donald J. Trump reminded him of an African dictator, mused over the mystifying complexities of the Electoral College system and pointed out the weirdness of states voting on recreational marijuana.
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My favorite entry was AMBERGRIS, which is one of those mystifying delicacies like oysters and truffles, even more so because it's not like early people saw shorebirds or wild pigs processing ambergris into perfume and dabbing it on their pulse points.
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BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) - As Britain's Brexit negotiations with the European Union moved into a new phase on Friday, the process has generated a new language all of its own, some of it colorful, much of it mystifying to the uninitiated.
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In an embarrassing and mystifying about-face, the Seattle City Council has repealed a tax it passed unanimously just a month ago that would require large companies to pay a fixed amount per employee; the money would have been used to combat homelessness.
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It's a vague, mystifying tweet that's hard to parse, but it seems to imply that Trump has decided to move beyond his bid to seek Chinese assistance in managing the North Korea problem and might have a new policy approach coming up.
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Christie's avid support for Trump has been mystifying to some, but it makes perfect sense: Both politicians never give an inch, Christie is enamored with the rich and famous, and, perhaps most importantly, President Trump represents the only possible salvation for Christie.
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The Ranking Democrat on the Senate Committee, Mark Warner of Virginia, told NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday that Nunes' moves as "fairly mystifying if not outrageous" and said he's trying to keep the Senate's investigation as open to the public as possible.
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But it is mystifying why Mr. Delrahim took such a hard line against AT&T-Time Warner, which legal experts argued would be a difficult case to bring because of the nature of the merger, while going so easy on Disney-Fox.
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In some ways, the legal battle after his death has mirrored Mr. Manson's mystifying grip on American pop culture that he held long after the brutal killings by his followers, known as the Tate-LaBianca murders, on two consecutive nights in August 1969.
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Meanwhile, there's a report that Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, said the campaign has obtained crucial evidence that will exonerate Trump, though it's mystifying why, if they had it, they would just hang on to it and not immediately reveal said evidence.
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And country-rap is having a mainstream moment now thanks to the Atlanta rapper Lil Nas X, whose unlikely hit "Old Town Road" rapidly ascended to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, mystifying country insiders and bypassing the usual hip-hop tastemakers.
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It was inevitable: After Sarah Palin returned to the national stage this week with a rambling and at times mystifying endorsement of Donald Trump, Tina Fey has returned to Saturday Night Live with her spot-on impression of the former Alaska governor.
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As officials look into at least 193 possible cases of a mystifying, vaping-related lung disease that has lead to at least one death, the CEO of Juul says the company isn't ready to take the vape pens off the shelves yet.
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There's nothing all that strange about it, really: the names are unfamiliar and some of the jokey bits are mystifying if you lack the cultural context, but NJPW gets to the elemental appeal of wrestling through pyrotechnical physical storytelling and a complete lack of guile.
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She may be headed for a zombie-free commune, akin to the zombie-free amusement park from the end of the first movie, except that the writers take a series of sour, mystifying jabs at the idea of young people gathering together in peace.
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Leaving the themes of the Biennale aside, many of these stand out as the most memorable, from Kerry James Marshall's lightbox comics of black life in the city to eight suggestive sculptures by Valérie Blass to a mystifying performance of endurance by Anne Imhof.
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The joke, if you can't tell from the title, is that Tingle's work is notoriously mystifying, verging somewhere between absurdist surrealism and stream-of-consciousness badfic; it's anthropomorphic porn as if written by someone with disjointed, half-formed thoughts and limited powers of expression.
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Recently announced as the winner of Japan's prestigious GOOD DESIGN Grand Award, design firm AuthaGraph's mystifying atlas tilts the Americas, Asia, and Africa askew in order to make all of Earth's landmasses and oceans proportional, an accomplishment none of our current cartographical options can boast.
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On court, the troubles most definitely continue, and what was mystifying on Sunday was that he looked strong and precise in the early phases of his three-set loss to the Japanese qualifier Taro Daniel in the second round of the BNP Paribas Open.
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For such a dude-heavy show to spend so much of its time thinking about sexual assault without also writing in a few more fleshed-out female characters, leaving the whole storyline to rest on Jessica and her single showcase episode, is a mystifying choice.
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Both Charlie and Nicole, moreover, are relatively sympathetic characters much of the time, which makes it all the more mystifying how things become so contentious -- and expensive -- as divorce lawyers (played by Laura Dern, Ray Liotta and Alan Alda) worm their way into the process.
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It's often mystifying to be on the receiving end of pipe-dream "for-your-consideration" pitches, especially when the films are obscure ("American Wrestler: The Wizard") or critically panned ("I Saw the Light," the Hank Williams biopic with a Rotten Tomatoes rating of 20 percent).
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Conceived and directed by the longtime experimenter Anne Bogart, the SITI Company's opaque, mystifying "Chess Match No. 5" is built entirely from Cage quotations, arranged by Jocelyn Clarke into an exploration of the artistic process that tries to mirror the subject's own experimental practice.
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"Influx" (2016) is my favorite piece — a little carnival of a painting whose stunning relationships of hot pinks, acrid greens, and chilly yellows has such a mystifying surface that even after DiBenedetto told me how he made it, I couldn't really understand its construction.
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His all-around excellence at 220 years old is a catastrophe for 23.0 NBA teams, and what's truly scary (and, so far, kind of mystifying) is that the five-time All-Star has yet to walk along the most obvious evolutionary path laid in his way.
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But, in an excerpt from journalist Michael Wolff's upcoming book Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House published in New York's Daily Intelligencer, the author seems to have gained new insight into at least one aspect of the President's often mystifying 'do: its unique color.
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But the effect of each is mystifying—choosing to celebrate unusual melodic and harmonic intervals, the pieces are slippery and strange—if not for the description provided by each track title, you might not even necessarily know that they were born from acoustic instruments at all.
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But the most mystifying thing about Intuit's business is how the stock has rallied despite President Donald Trump's plans for tax reform, which include a one-page outline and promises to cut the number of tax brackets, eliminate various deductions and repeal the alternative minimum tax.
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Tony Houle, who was Mr. Hastert's assistant wrestling coach at Yorkville High from 1975 until Mr. Hastert moved on to politics, said the entire situation was "mystifying" to him, in part because of how devoted to and focused on the sport Mr. Hastert always seemed to be.
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But there was something about the latest controversy surrounding Melania Trump—in which she wore an army fatigue coat emblazoned with the inscription "I REALLY DON'T CARE, DO U?" to visit detained immigrant children in Texas—that was so mystifying that it scaled new heights of strange.
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The 20th-century intellectuals and party ideologues who proudly called themselves Marxists typically had a clear sense of their doctrine: Marxism as they conceived it was a theory of society that pulled away the mystifying veil of capitalism to reveal the economic exploitation at its core.
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Beckham's mystifying departure may be a window into a new N.F.L., in which players and teams can transition from seemingly amicable partners — Beckham signed a five-year, $90 million contract extension with the Giants about six months ago — to rivals on opposing sidelines faster than ever before.
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Investigators probing the disappearance of University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts were keeping details of the mystifying case close to the vest Monday, refusing to elaborate on the condition of the house where she&aposd been staying, even amid new information suggesting the home was her last known location.
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Your first time hearing some exhilarating or mystifying work by a composer of the past — Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony, Beethoven's searching Fourth Piano Concerto, Wagner's trance-inducing "Tristan und Isolde," Stravinsky's shattering "Rite of Spring," take your pick — can be as formative a moment as anything in your life.
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Opening with an intentionally mystifying scene of mass murder in the late '60s, the movie shifts to the present day, and a familiar scenario: three college students, Elliot (Douglas Smith), his girlfriend, Sasha (Cressida Bonas), and his best pal, John (Lucien Laviscount), have rented a spacious off-campus house.
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To left-leaning observers appalled by what they view as President Donald Trump's reckless behavior and lawbreaking, that's the most mystifying aspect about the Republican Party establishment: Party elites seem determined to stand by the president despite the constant whirl of scandal, inappropriate behavior, and outright chaos that surrounds him.
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Kavanaugh does touch on, and dismiss, some of this as follows: [T]he FCC argues (and the panel agreed) that Turner Broadcasting does not apply in this case because many Internet service providers do not actually exercise editorial discretion to favor some content over others… I find that argument mystifying.
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This is a story that has remained mystifying, fascinating, and inflammatory since its debut nearly 25 years ago, so if you don't fully understand all of it, you won't be alone, and you will be experiencing it alongside plenty of other people who are also watching it for the first time.
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MIAMI — The American government employees in Cuba who suffered mystifying symptoms — dizziness, insomnia, difficulty concentrating — after hearing a strange high-pitched sound all had one thing in common: damage to the part of the inner ear responsible for balance, according to the first doctors to examine them after the episodes.
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It sits on a cusp between specificity and extravagance, research and allegory, chronicle and riff, pierced by an acuity of vision that turns our looking-glass political sphere inside-out, exposing its elemental ludicrousness as an instrument of clarity and an artifact of mystifying beauty, because that's what art does.
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"It's mystifying that for someone who has put having a plan for everything at the center of her pitch to voters, Senator Warren has decided to release a health care plan only after enduring immense public pressure for refusing to do so," a spokesman for the Biden campaign, T.J. Ducklo, said.
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"It's mystifying that for someone who has put having a plan for everything at the center of her pitch to voters, Senator Warren has decided to release a health care plan only after enduring immense public pressure for refusing to do so," said TJ Ducklo, the Biden campaign's national press secretary.
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The trio—whose work to date has largely consisted of site-specific, nature-inspired installations—avoid the usual tributes and instead dive into the unknown, using field recordings, spoken word, rare percussion instruments, and Nico's own harmonium to craft a soft but menacing sonic palette that's as mystifying as singer-songwriter herself.
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On Wednesday in Nice, in a much edgier 222-25 victory over Norway in Nice, Renard made perhaps the biggest gaffe of the tournament so far: scoring the first own goal of her international career with a mystifying poke with the inside of her right foot that tied the score at 25-1.
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If you want to explore life as an android waking up to a mystifying hellscape, you'll either have to buy a compatible Oculus Rift or HTC Vive device, each of which retail for hundreds of dollars (not including the price of a computer to go with it), or else find an arcade.
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It's mystifying that Julian CastroJulian CastroJoaquin Castro volunteers to play his brother on 'SNL' Saagar Enjeti warns 2020 Democrats against embracing Hillary Clinton 2020 Democrats seize on Trump, Ukraine transcript: 'This is a smoking gun' MORE of all people was the first person to understand this on a basic level in this race.
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Mystifying to all rational observers is the fact that the draft rule will create a situation where any private flood insurance policy that strictly conforms to the rule will be in violation of existing state regulations in all 50 states leaving consumers with only one flood insurance option, the financially compromised NFIP.
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And then there are the flat-out misreadings and the uninteresting, mystifying interpretations, those adaptations that veer so far from the source material that you wonder what attracted the filmmakers in the first place: the chance to revisit or flip a classic or just the box-office potential of its fan base?
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Elon Musk is more than a bit busy building Model 3s, launching rockets, and saving the world from the AI apocalypse, but that isn't keeping him from digging in to his holy mole-iest venture yet: a mildly mystifying scheme to find a faster, cheaper way of boring tunnels, and using it to destroy traffic.
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But for the many of us who don't live in New York City, don't share in its daily aches and pains, and can only admire its mass transit system from afar, the reality that someone would pay to sit in Manhattan traffic rather than take a subway for $2.75 is a bit, well, mystifying.
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Having certain types of bodies makes you more likely to die an early and unnecessarily painful death that will be blamed on you before your body is even cold, so I'm not sure why it's so mystifying and dismaying to the world at large that people in those bodies might not think much of themselves.
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But even sending Bob off alone and subsequently leaving him to bleed out on the floor pales in comparison to Hopper's other big, mystifying decision this season: sealing Eleven up in a glorified shed for nearly a year, denying her any access to the outside world except a TV, which he then uses as a medium for punishment.
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It's also just one of the many often mystifying aerodynamic challenges that neither pilots nor engineers can see but which they can absolutely feel, thanks to the complex forces swirling around clusters of fast-moving blades and all the spindly bits protruding from the fuselage to support motors, generate lift or control, or support landing skids or wheels.
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I, at least, am still figuring what to do with the photographs of her backstage in Cleveland on Friday, watching an elated Hillary Clinton beaming up at Jay Z, knowing that his alleged infidelity inspired his wife's most recent work of art, and that Mr. Clinton's indiscretions inspired Beyoncé's biologically mystifying use of "Monica Lewinsky" as a verb.
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The battle between Hulk Hogan and Gawker over the site's publication of the wrestling star's sex tapes takes some odd twists and turns: For one, the prosecution dropped some of its charges midway through the case for initially mystifying reasons that turned out to make sense once the participation of tech mogul Peter Thiel came to light.
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A legacy of exclusion — from the sexist bottlenecks at Johnny Carson's "Tonight" show and Del Close's improv fief to the slightly mystifying, ad-driven focus on a young male audience for most of the history of Comedy Central — still haunts the comedy scene, not just shrinking the pool of women onstage, but also surely narrowing the audience.
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Read more:The NFL's most mystifying backup quarterback would love stick with the Saints for at least one more seasonA former No. 1 NFL pick advised LSU QB Joe Burrow to force a draft trade to avoid joining a 'bottom-feeder team'Brooks Koepka called out Patrick Reed for cheating on the golf course, and he's not the only one
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The fact that he was praised by Elvis Presley as the real king of rock 'n' roll, named as chief inspiration by Paul McCartney, Led Zeppelin, John Lennon and Neil Young, and hailed as the man who started a cultural revolution deemed so dangerous, in some parts of America, that bottles flew and fights started, was pretty mystifying to him.
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For example, that Kim Jong Un had lived in Switzerland as a boy, favors mini skirt-clad female bands, enjoys being seen in public with his wife, and likes to frolic with former National Basketball Association star Dennis Rodman have all fueled mystifying prognostications that Kim is, respectively, a reformer, modern man, family man and secretly signaling Washington for talks.
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And on Sunday, Mr. Byrne made the mystifying choice to devote the overwhelming majority of his performance to unheard material from a forthcoming musical he wrote about Joan of Arc, rousing precisely no one (though this refusenik set was a bold stand in the face of the succinct hit parades delivered later by Mr. Rodgers and the Wu-Tang Clan).
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At the White House and among Republicans on Capitol Hill, there is a keen awareness that Mr. Trump benefits from extraordinarily low expectations of his ability to stay on message and deliver a coherent speech, given his tendency to ramble off script and insert divisive notes, insulting asides and mystifying non sequiturs that almost always overshadow the topic at hand.
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It's a question that kept coming to mind as I read "My War Criminal: Personal Encounters With an Architect of Genocide," Jessica Stern's mystifying account of her conversations with Radovan Karadzic, the former Bosnian Serb leader who was convicted in 2016 of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide, and is serving a life sentence in prison at The Hague.
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Tomasky is especially strong on the economic anxieties of the Democratic voter that propelled Clinton to victory and remained a priority for him during his presidency, which, as Tomasky points out in his epilogue, makes it even more mystifying that Hillary Clinton failed to capitalize on those same anxieties in the 2016 presidential campaign, as Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump did.
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Sure — but they probably won't mention the bad stuff that happened long before: the retraction of the broadband privacy rule, the relegation of abuses by broadband providers to the slow-to-act FTC, the endless favors given to telecoms and media companies like Sinclair, the total withdrawal of oversight in practices like zero rating that could easily morph into something worse, the mystifying reticence to address serious issues surrounding the rulemaking.
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The result is a film that is as engaging as it is mystifying, a lyrical, impressionistic take on a genre with the emotions left in HD. Anytime a comparatively low budget genre film comes up on the radar, the film world braces itself for a fresh auteur to be crowned prince of the next multimillion dollar franchise film — at one point, Nichols himself had been in talks to director DC's Aquaman.
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When we finally headed back to Manhattan, I asked him about the ending of "Writing to Save a Life," a mystifying passage in which he is standing over Till's bleak, half-size grave near Fère-en-Tardenois, France, 75 miles east of Paris, on an ignominious plot of land where all 96 soldiers (83 of them black) who were executed by the U.S. military during World War II are buried.
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Over the years, as Vine's audience grew, the site gave way to a new breed of celebrity: The Vine Stars, a crowded cosmos of performers who were often very young and very prolific, and whose ability to land semi-mystifying endorsement deals often earned them the scorn of people over 40 (many of whom muttered the phrase "Vine Star" with the same incredulous aggravation that '80s suburban dads employed to complain about "that rappity music").
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Andrew Cuomo's decision to send these police to the subway tunnels in the first place is all the more mystifying given that—as AM New York reported—fare evasion in the subways is a minor affair compared to fare evasion on buses: The revenue lost from the top-five bus routes with the highest fare evasion rates is equal to that of revenue lost from turnstile-hoppers at the top-50 subway stations.
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There are certain connotations associated with chumak and makgulli, parallel to the western myth of the suffering male artist, who, tormented by the force of his own creativity and by the paralyzing, incomprehensible absurdities of the world that suppress him, finds, in the sweet oblivion of alcohol (and in the equally mystifying and unfathomable thing called woman) a warm solace, a respite from narcissism and self-pity, a fleeting yet sure-fire corporeal comfort.
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And with the president heading this weekend to Singapore, liberal New York Times columnist Nick Kristof says this: "Sadly, Democrats in Congress are responding in a quite Trumpian way: They seem more concerned with undermining him than supporting a peace process with North Korea ... "Trump&aposs newfound pragmatism is infinitely preferable to the threat of nuclear war that used to hang over all of us, so it&aposs mystifying to see Democrats carping about any possible North Korea deal.
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But if you just can't resist the occult appeal of a wooden planchette that taunts you from deep within the drawer where you have all those sweaters that you hoped would provide enough of a physical boundary that the Ouija board wouldn't somehow call to you like it does every year, maybe take a deep breath, finish putting on your Halloween makeup, and pick up the Mystifying Mattifying High Definition Microfinish Pressed Powder from Lunatick Cosmetic Labs instead.
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Whether it was contestants Chris and Lincoln fighting during a public debate in front of Virginia's governor about how the latter fat-shamed the former behind the Bachelorette's back, or the simpler spectacle of male model Jordan — beloved for the dumb blonde broetry of his mystifying and grammatically innovative Jordanisms — walking across the house in tight gold underwear (as a prelude to unveiling his "deeper" side to Becca), the show's theater of petty masculinities is unlike anything else on television.
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Chiefs general manager Brett Veach explains how he knew Patrick Mahomes was special before he ever took an NFL snapNFL MOCK DRAFT: What the experts are predicting for all 32 first-round picksThe NFL's most mystifying backup quarterback would love stick with the Saints for at least one more seasonTom Brady is set to become a free agent for the first time in his career — these are the 12 potential landing spots with the best odds of signing the Patriots superstar
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NFL insider says the Titans and the Raiders both might be ahead of the Patriots in the race to sign Tom BradyThe NFL's most mystifying backup quarterback would love stick with the Saints for at least one more seasonA former No. 1 NFL pick advised LSU QB Joe Burrow to force a draft trade to avoid joining a 'bottom-feeder team'I went to the New York Guardians' first game to see if the XFL is the future of football'I know we got time left!
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