The animals pictured include bulls, rhinoceros, elephants, and puzzlingly, unicorns.
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Puzzlingly low core inflation is not solely a European problem.
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Ricardo Pereira puzzlingly puts a cross opportunity over the endline.
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And even more puzzlingly, what is the right way to pronounce "GIF"?
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Puzzlingly, he also saw what looked like fireflies, resting on the window.
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But then, more puzzlingly, the teen hero drama Runaways landed on Hulu.
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The bout was uneventful and, most puzzlingly, only booked for three rounds.
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The markets have been weirdly, puzzlingly quiet for a couple of years now.
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One 2009 paper found an epidemic of "puzzlingly high" correlations in fMRI research.
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Both showed a sure compositional hand but involved relocating players to puzzlingly little effect.
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Puzzlingly, she managed to find several photos of the Home Improvement heartthrob posing with animals.
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And, puzzlingly, one study found that some people just straight-up lie about being vegetarians.
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It just feels so off, puzzlingly so when contrasted with the messages the dialogue is presenting.
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For all his curiosity about the Mosquitia ruins, Preston exhibits puzzlingly little interest in Honduras itself.
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The industry's marginalization of plus-size fashion stands markedly and puzzlingly at odds with consumer demand.
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But Texans head coach Bill O'Brien, puzzlingly, never even bothered to change gears in his game plan.
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Puzzlingly, McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan don't even seem to be trying to conduct this traditional process.
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Mr Shulkin and, puzzlingly, his wife, also picked up a daily allowance to cover meals and other expenses.
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But if interest rates and bond yields were unjustifiably low, inflation would take off—and puzzlingly it hasn't.
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But some are hesitant because inflation remains puzzlingly weak, running below 2 percent for most of this year.
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Hilarion (brilliantly danced by Cesar Corrales) is puzzlingly familiar with the landlords, and his revelation about Albrecht is unclear.
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For all the hand-wringing on climate change over the years, discussion of solutions remains puzzlingly anemic and fractured.
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Although a strong economy and low unemployment typically drive up inflation, it has remained puzzlingly low in recent years.
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But I fear La La Land might win here, even though the sound work on that film is puzzlingly bad.
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February is the notorious low-point of winter — a month-long slog of puzzlingly incurable chapped lips, and grey slush.
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There is also, puzzlingly, an audio file of a metal song: "Cause and Effect," by the Japanese band Unholy Grave.
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Their programs also had the benefit of being more carefully put together than Mr. Nelsons's, which have become puzzlingly incohesive.
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Five hours of full-volume-blasting Speedy Ortiz later and the Sennys had puzzlingly brought the battery down to 90 percent.
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Perhaps most puzzlingly, Rosenstein wrote a critical memo supporting the Comey firing and then appointed a special counsel after the firing.
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Other astronomers had noted this previously, but, puzzlingly, the star at the center of the nebula is not a cataclysmic variable.
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My suite also had a small kitchenette with a sink, full-sized refrigerator, standard hotel coffee machine, and, puzzlingly, a dishwasher.
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Mapo tofu, with pork swapped for dried shiitakes (resuscitated and poached in a gingery broth), is puzzlingly mild, missing its trademark buzz.
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Shortly after, he was puzzlingly dismissed by Coach Lovie Smith and had to settle for a job as linebackers coach with San Diego.
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Mr. Shlougian works up some passion, but Ms. Stansova seems puzzlingly detached for most of the performance, only to blossom at the end.
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Puzzlingly though, in the placebo sample of civilians, life is being distorted with rising misinformation, hate and polarization courtesy of our cell phones.
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I'm walking through the mall when I realize I've forgotten to don pants, for example, or I'm sitting at a restaurant, puzzlingly topless.
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It also didn't help Jepsen that Emotion was released in Japan (puzzlingly but beautifully to her noted huge fan base) before North America.
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Puzzlingly, Disney opted to compete with itself in releasing the CG Roald Dahl adaptation The BFG just three weeks after Pixar's undersea tale.
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More curious is the release date, or lack thereof: Samsung only gave an "early 2020" window, which is puzzlingly far away from today's announcement.
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But it turns out, the answer is neither: Bryanston is offering backers a chance to buy the puzzlingly expensive Panono camera at a discount.
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Entire pages are obscured under heavy grey rectangles; images of British landmarks become devoid of context, a reference to a "sexy Leslie" puzzlingly orphaned.
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Instead, he puzzlingly made a giant leap to imply that most opposition research — even by foreign governments — might be covered by the First Amendment.
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Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh), the MI6 officer tasked with tracking Villanelle down, is instinctive and determined; Carolyn Martens (Fiona Shaw), her boss, is puzzlingly wily.
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Inflation, too, has been puzzlingly low this year: the core consumer-price index, which excludes food and energy, has undershot forecasts for five consecutive months.
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It's a remix of Star Wars: A New Hope, right down to its ships and vehicles, which puzzlingly have not evolved since their 225 models.
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Montreal music festival Osheaga has just announced their 2016 lineup, with Radiohead, Lana Del Rey, and somewhat puzzlingly, Red Hot Chili Peppers topping the bill.
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Individuals who have died when their lungs are depleted can be revived by installing full lungs, but, puzzlingly, they fail to retain their old memories.
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Puzzlingly, some conservatives have chosen this moment, of all moments, to spike the football and declare they were right: Voter fraud is a serious problem.
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Jeb Bush mused on his father, brother, mother, and his path to the presidential candidacy, which is (puzzlingly) in equal parts dynastic inevitability and total failure.
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Furthermore, Selma, considered an Oscar contender for numerous categories, was only nominated for Best Picture, with Ava DuVernay puzzlingly left out of the Best Director race.
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It made choices that left the pair in proximity of one another, both as interns and then, equally puzzlingly, after it chose to hire both employees.
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" Somewhat puzzlingly, Trump has also seemed to throw other countries under the bus this week, criticizing the diplomatic efforts of his ally South Korea as "appeasement.
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Johnny is drawn as an African-American child, a choice that has proven puzzlingly "controversial," suggesting that it is possible to create a controversy about anything.
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When Tumblr announced its 79 Cents feminist-themed party during the festival, its lineup puzzlingly included Crystal Castles, a band with a not-so-feminist-friendly history.
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Moreover, international norms dictate that an attack on another country's interests justifies proportional countermeasures; yet, President Trump has puzzlingly ignored such attacks by Russia, a dangerous adversary.
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With inflation puzzlingly low and wages not growing fast, Yellen's Fed saw no reason to raise interest rates and risk choking off the still very sluggish recovery.
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Reviews and reported stories often opened with a mention of The White Stripes, while puzzlingly going to great lengths to point out the differences between the two groups.
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Thorburn puzzlingly has gotten the endorsement of left-wing groups like Our Revolution even though he made his fortune off of tax shelters highlighted in the Panama Papers.
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But even though it is theoretically part of one long, ongoing story, Dead Men Tell No Tales is puzzlingly, irritatingly ignorant of much of the continuity of the series.
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Despite copious evidence that Indian Muslims have repeatedly been targeted by radical Hindu groups, the conviction rate for such criminals lags puzzlingly far behind that of alleged Muslim terrorists.
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Puzzlingly, given how its international ambitions are growing along with its economy, and how alarming its strategic position looks, India has proved strangely unable to build serious military muscle.
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For this rally, his campaign chose a venue that to some people seemed puzzlingly provocative: a university known for its diverse population of African-American, Muslim and Latino students.
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More puzzlingly, the Minister for Civil Affairs has proposed renaming "over-the-top, West-worshipping" place names like "Thames Town" near Shanghai, a cobbled recreation of an English market town.
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Puzzlingly, the team decided to trade Drew Smyly to Seattle in exchange for an underwhelming return, while holding on to an aging Evan Longoria and starters Chris Archer and Jake Odorizzi.
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Senator Amy Klobuchar somewhat puzzlingly thanked both J Street and AIPAC for condemning Israel's decision to bar entry to representatives Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, the first two Muslim women in Congress.
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In a scene puzzlingly late in the film, Mr. Blahnik, who apparently still makes samples by hand, walks through his factory and finesses a sensuous heel out of a stump of wood.
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Their goal is to rescue Ned's sister Lyanna, who, somewhat puzzlingly, is being held by the Kingsguard even though this has prevented Dayne from fighting in the decisive battle of the war.
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Swift swerves between the sounds of today's pop, hip-hop, and trap, but doesn't do it that well, though some critics, puzzlingly, call it innovative to distill (borrow) from today's sounds so effectively.
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"They will be thrilled to be paying for the wall," he said (rather puzzlingly, exit polls suggested that Mr Trump won a healthy 44% of the 6,000 votes cast by Hispanics in the caucus).
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For much of this year, anecdotal reports and surveys have pointed to a very tight labor market and building upward pressure on wages, but the aggregate data on hourly pay has been puzzlingly soft.
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But its 17 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed in this puzzlingly paced production, which moves too fast for clarity and feeling (1:30).
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But its 2195 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed in this puzzlingly paced production, which moves too fast for clarity and feeling (2718:2374).
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Puzzlingly titled "BE BEST," the project aims to encourage "children to BE BEST in their individual paths, while also teaching them the importance of social, emotional, and physical health," according to the White House website.
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The puzzlingly fearsome, bumbling, schlub-shooters whose blaster fire is so inaccurate that it's inspired a whole sub-genre of YouTube video compilations mocking the incompetent foot soldiers for consistently and historically missing their targets.
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That her current single "Malibu" and upcoming album Younger Now have garnered nothing beyond apathy and course correction into her, puzzlingly, saying she is only person to ever listen to both Wiz Khalifa and Leonard Cohen.
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But, perhaps puzzlingly, the cast of "Parasite" failed to earn a single acting nomination this year, even though it seems counter-intuitive that the best movie of the year didn't have any of the best performances.
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Manchester, the Sundance breakout by writer/director Kenneth Lonergan, was nominated for five Indie Spirit Awards including editing, male lead (Casey Affleck), screenplay and male supporting (Lucas Hedges) — but, puzzlingly, no directing award for Lonergan himself.
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Farther south, a sculptural white unicorn announces Chiang Mai University Art Center, a Le Corbusier-inspired concrete-and-glass structure filled with airy white galleries, modernist Bauhaus lines, rotating contemporary art exhibitions — and puzzlingly few visitors.
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That could include a stunning confrontation with Republican critics, and the six-pointed star controversy he puzzlingly chooses to keep alive; it could also include his acknowledgment that if he wins the presidency he may not serve?
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Puzzlingly, not even the 9/11 attacks, or any subsequent terrorist outrages, have slowed down this wave of cinematic demolition, although in "Resurgence", the city-razing scenes don't seem as insensitive as the ones in "Independence Day".
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Puzzlingly, Biden falsely claimed in recent weeks that he was arrested while trying to see anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela in South Africa in the 1970s, but eventually admitted it was untrue after he came under scrutiny.
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The storylines were criticized as bland, the company puzzlingly did not promote an appearance by NBA Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal, and the main event between Triple H and Roman Reigns was widely panned for being uninteresting.
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Today the Federal Reserve — as expected, but somewhat puzzlingly — decided to raise its key benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points, acting to somewhat slow the pace of job creation, which has already been somewhat slower this year than last.
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Somewhat puzzlingly, though, HTC will be rolling out the update very, very slowly "over the next couple of months," which seems like an inordinately long amount of time to give what seems like a simple software update to all users.
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In five years, Miami has gone from the school that puzzlingly hired an old, lifetime mid-major coach, to an ACC upstart, to a transfer haven, to a program that looks to have staying power at the top of the conference.
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Through it all, he was, puzzlingly but certainly, great: a great man of a special mid-century kind—great in form, in fable, in the entire fiction he made of his life, dedicated to an extravagantly complicated ideal of humanity.
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For anyone with the security interests of the U.S. at heart, such a proposal, which Trump endorsed in a tweet one year ago, would truly be a worst-case scenario outcome of the puzzlingly cozy relationship between the two world leaders.
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Clinton offered a vigorous defense of a decision which has haunted her primary campaign — her acceptance of large amounts of money for giving speeches to Wall Street banks, a practice that even her most ardent supporters have viewed as puzzlingly self-defeating. Mrs.
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So it is intensely frustrating that Mr. Davidman and his director, Michael John Garcés, get in their own way throughout this puzzlingly paced production, whose 17 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed.
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Those fines make at least some amount of sense—more puzzlingly, the FAA has fined people for flights that have ended in no incident whatsoever, and once fined two people who crashed their drones into each other over the ocean in Puerto Rico.
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His "Belt and Road Initiative" may be puzzlingly named, but its message is clear—hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese money are to be invested abroad in railways, ports, power stations and other infrastructure that will help vast swathes of the world to prosper.
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As unearthed by Brokelyn, a recent presentation by the New York City Parks Department regarding Fort Greene Park features a visualization of a proposed wheelchair ramp that is populated, puzzlingly, by Drake's immortal Degrassi character Jimmy Brooks and Akon, as can be seen above.
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After a puzzlingly inept performance by his White Sox in Game 1, the club's founder and owner, Charles Comiskey, heard rumors that the "sporting set" had been looking for a big score and that maybe some of his players had agreed to throw the series.
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In one footnote that cites to the organization's own website, the court wrote: Puzzlingly, while representing to the world that "animals are not ours to eat, wear, experiment on, use for entertainment, or abuse in any other way," PETA seems to employ Naruto as an unwitting pawn in its ideological goals.
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Mr. Gentili turns out some delectable little starters (puzzlingly called "tapas" on the menu): pan-seared shrimp swaddled in bacon; milky burrata paired with warm, chunky caponata; prosciutto di Parma and fresh mozzarella drizzled with honey-truffle oil; and tiny ruffled arugula mingled with pleats of prosciutto and shavings of Parmesan.
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The economists' model-based data analysis "suggests that demographic factors offer an explanation for puzzlingly weak business investment in the wake of the Great Recession, which some authors … have instead traced back to persistent uncertainty and limited investment decisions," Etienne Gagnon, Benjamin Johannsen and David Lopez-Salido write in a working paper dated Oct. 3.
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Following up on that dish's success, Willie Brothers recently added the jet-black mozzarella to its menu, to be enjoyed over a burger, a steak or, somewhat more puzzlingly, over a conical tower of creamy garlic rice wrapped with sliced meat and dribbled with oozing black dairy in a kind of middle-school science experiment nightmare.
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Gerwig mischievously works in quotes attributed to Alcott rather than her characters (including a favorite of mine, about her thoughts on marriage: "I'd rather be a free spinster and paddle my own canoe") and uses her screenplay to illustrate just how "Little Women" ended up with a puzzlingly cheesy romantic ending for its cheese-shunning protagonist, Jo March.
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She had to swerve carefully around a stack of crates full of onions, apparently trundling along under its own power, and then found herself stuck for a few frustrating seconds behind what at first she took to be a puzzlingly tall mech, but when it finally moved she realized it was actually a human in an environmental support suit, someone from a low-gravity habitat, to judge from their height and need to wear the suit.
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For whatever reason, he also tagged an obviously fake Mark Zuckerberg account in the tweet:The next day, Trump questioned the price of Facebook stock—and doubled down on the Zuckerberg pre-nup thing:This Facebook talk must have attracted some attention because Trump was still on about the company's stock nearly a week later:It took Trump another year to insult Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg when she appeared on television to discuss Lean In, her book about the struggles of women in the workplace:But then, quite puzzlingly, Trump responded to a random dude on Twitter about how he bought Facebook cheap.
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