China and Canada — to its collective bewilderment — were disqualified.
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Luke's bewilderment at June's call, and request, is so apparent.
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The anger and bewilderment in Puebla is felt across Mexico.
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Then, to everyone's bewilderment, they heard nothing from the sellers.
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She listed cities and described letters with bewilderment and pride.
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Fragments of news, gossip, rumors, jokes, bewilderment, on and on.
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In Thailand, vacationers narrated their bewilderment in German and English.
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To be fair, the bewilderment surrounding Obama's proclamation was warranted.
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Watching season 2 of Westworld has been an exercise in bewilderment.
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Reactions varied from bewilderment and fear, to scorn and loud laughter.
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Bewilderment passes over me and then anger at being left behind.
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Commenters expressed bewilderment and anger over Kendall's perceived "less natural" look.
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Family members expressed bewilderment over what could have precipitated the attack.
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Family members expressed bewilderment over what could have precipitated the attack.
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"I'm a Reagan holdover," he said, shaking his head in bewilderment.
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Friedman's lectures in praise of free markets were met with bewilderment.
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And Ms. Biel handles the emotions of fear and bewilderment capably.
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Shared bewilderment, it turns out, can really bring a room together.
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Each one brought something different to the role — steeliness, bewilderment, detachment.
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My tiny dog sometimes stares at the large contraption in senile bewilderment.
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If the squares are stable geometries they nonetheless occasion dizziness and bewilderment.
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" Admitting frustration and bewilderment, the royal says Trump's treaty abandonment "is incomprehensible.
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I was greeted by looks of bewilderment by anyone walking past. Perfect.
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As oversimplifications from the past are unmasked there is bewilderment and recrimination.
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My first thought was just bewilderment, really—I just stared at him.
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The result was a mixture of problems, delays, criticism, and plain bewilderment.
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Demons (1957) were greeted with another form of bewilderment: Why was a
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Rosneft said that it had read Transneft's statement with "regret" and "bewilderment".
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Instead, to my bewilderment, everybody tried to help him pick it up.
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In the meantime Malawi is counting the cost of the wonks' bewilderment.
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They were poems of condolence, mostly, with hints of bewilderment and rage.
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It's hard to describe the initial shock, the terrible bewilderment, the agonies.
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But these days Europe and America look at each other in bewilderment.
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Other neighbors expressed bewilderment at reports linking the death with occult practices.
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Each of these objects is ordinary — it's their juxtaposition that causes bewilderment.
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They shared their bewilderment in hilarious GIF and meme form on Twitter.
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I should sound like an alien making an impression of human bewilderment.
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"It's bizarre," he said, expressing bewilderment that he agrees with Trump's rhetoric.
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He shook his head in utter bewilderment and ran out to check.
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In the meantime, the world looks on at Britain's follies in bewilderment.
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"The reaction, even from some activists in the community, was bewilderment," Billoo recalled.
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One user suggested, "Flat-lay your collection!" and commenters initially responded with bewilderment.
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Our bewilderment at this Merriam-Webster addition, however, isn't out of the norm.
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" It's not a struggle for them, so much as a "bewilderment and complaint.
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I sit with a mixture of amusement and bewilderment at the predictable storylines.
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The performance elicited criticism and bewilderment stateside on both sides of the aisle.
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Many of my fellow Trump critics are expressing outrage, depression, bewilderment or disgust.
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For Fujimoto, it was a source of pleasure as well as occasional bewilderment.
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She spends the entirety of the film in a state of traumatized bewilderment.
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Is extremity the antidote to bewilderment, to apathy, to the middling status quo?
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Yet getting little ones ready for vacation remains a constant source of bewilderment.
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Watson, some asked with bewilderment and disdain how she could be their mother.
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For all of my life, I've viewed action films with a dismissive bewilderment.
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Turkey's idea had caused bewilderment in Moscow, the ministry was cited as saying.
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There is widespread bewilderment about the cause of the precipitous drop in demand.
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There is widespread bewilderment about the cause of the precipitous drop in demand.
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He expressed bewilderment at the sudden cultural shift in France and his precipitous downfall.
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"The emphasis on celebration seems far removed from the bewilderment of loss," she writes.
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But, he then was overwhelmed with bewilderment over why someone would spike his drink.
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There's also a general sense of bewilderment as to why Trump gave the interview.
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There is the sense of bewilderment and confusion that always attends on the experience.
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I'm freaking out, swimming in sadness for JoJo and bewilderment about this terrific buffoon.
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Comments on the video ranged from celebration, bewilderment, to even threats of physical harm.
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The bewilderment on his translator's face as she translated, messed me up big time!
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China likely observed all this with a mixture of bewilderment, bemusement — and perhaps anxiety.
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Farman's vocals can be hard to understand, but that only adds to the bewilderment.
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The $900K partnership was met with shock and bewilderment, and the controversy didn't stop there.
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Whatever the reason, it means that "Body and Soul" leaves behind one final emotion: bewilderment.
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"Something just shoved me straight on," he says, a look of bewilderment crossing his face.
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The film mostly evokes a mixed response of discomfort, awe, second-hand embarrassment, and bewilderment.
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They gossip about students, too, though usually with affection or bewilderment as opposed to contempt.
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A diversity of approaches brings a wealth of choices for investors but also, potentially, bewilderment.
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Returning his device, I pulled it up on YouTube on my phone to his bewilderment.
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At night she lay awake, her distress and her bewilderment afterward mercilessly feeding vivid dreams.
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What sticks with you are the interviews, and the bewilderment of the people who survived.
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As my exposure increased over time, so did my sense of surprise and, ultimately, bewilderment.
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Kendrick, who looks so anxious throughout the whole thing, seems to share the audience's bewilderment.
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However, when I started to craft my ten-minute script, I fell into utter bewilderment.
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However, in containing this bewilderment, formal critical commentary is not very different from fiction itself.
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Ever since, to the great bewilderment of his supporters, he has vanished from public view.
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It's an immense pleasure to be in French's expert hands and to follow Toby's bewilderment.
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I maintained my usual skepticism, until my co-worker returned from her minisession in bewilderment.
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While his stance is one of self-deprecating bewilderment, he is also often genuinely bewildered.
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But they also express bewilderment that forests were allowed to grow to become so combustible.
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The internet reacted to Ronaldo&aposs iPod with a mixture of bewilderment and admiration Monday.
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Mr. Melling's bewilderment as Jason movingly communicates a personality at odds with its own demonic recesses.
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It was 3 June 1972 and I stared up at the evening's challenger in thrilled bewilderment.
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WEEK after week, Europeans turn their gaze to the American presidential election with consternation and bewilderment.
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Commenters on the Ethereum subreddit expressed bewilderment at how Parity could have allowed this to happen.
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His tongue is swollen, and his eyes pop out with the bewilderment of a cartoon character.
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His face remained as it had been before: a rictus of pain and pale, deep bewilderment.
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Over the years, Mr. Qader said, his bewilderment at being in Guantánamo gave way to routine.
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"This whole thing captures the constant, exhausting bewilderment of living through the Trump era," Meyers summarised.
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The revelation of his pseudonym after the book was published caused a backlash, to his bewilderment.
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The aim of any disinformation campaign is to foment bewilderment by trashing publicly agreed-upon facts.
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" The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee added that her reaction to the inquiry was "bewilderment and disappointment.
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In an interview on Thursday, Mr. Page expressed bewilderment about why he might be under investigation.
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They watched in bewilderment as I drunkenly stumbled off the dock and into the water, repeatedly.
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You write that dating protocols change so quickly, and thus inspire a lot of anxiety and bewilderment.
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The group's first album, "Varmints," was released in 2016 to a mixture of acclaim and faint bewilderment.
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"Hi there," Clinton exclaimed as she got on the train to the bewilderment of commuting New Yorkers.
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She had awakened in total bewilderment, but without fear or anxiety, knowing all was well and good.
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But it did show Reynolds crying and screaming in bewilderment as to why her boyfriend was shot.
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The devastating circumstances surrounding the young girl's death have united the Houston area in bewilderment and grief.
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"Memory," from Preoccupations' self-titled new album, is a suitelike excursion through bewilderment, disillusion, alienation and entropy.
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Mr. Robert's stunts inspire awe, admiration and bewilderment — his official Facebook page has more than 80,000 likes.
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We could identify with the pain felt by those families, the uncertainty and bewilderment corroding their existence.
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Since the fire hit, Mr. Jeys said he found himself grappling with feelings of guilt and bewilderment.
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In Denmark and Greenland, President Trump's interest has been received with a mixture of anger and bewilderment.
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"It predominantly seems quite strangely like a circuit party," Mr. Hillard said with a touch of bewilderment.
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His absence caused further bewilderment: "I must go home now and get his supper," she sometimes exclaimed.
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Through three episodes, she doesn't have much to play besides fear and bewilderment, which she handles capably.
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In fact, he expressed his bewilderment more eloquently than he had ever expressed anything to me before.
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But those who saw the helicopter attack on Tuesday were still expressing bewilderment about what had happened.
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Donald Trump's relation to Vladimir Putin is one area where our sense of bewilderment is particularly pronounced.
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The show, which aired at a time of mass bewilderment, was a captivating distillation of Ernst's idiosyncrasies.
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To the bewilderment of some passers-by, he dialed the number and held the phone to his ear.
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Then, there was the street-level view, the sense of bewilderment and chaos followed by calm and exuberance.
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The bewilderment of the raised eyebrows is offset by a tautness in the mouth that reads as disappointment.
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That is changing, though, and in many ways Ms. Myles — to her ecstatic bewilderment — has Hollywood to thank.
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At that point, listening to the sincere bewilderment in Callahan's voice, I understood that someone was impersonating her.
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Others expressed bewilderment that someone might try to profit off what they see as an unfortunate bureaucratic snafu.
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Johnson's success with the role comes largely from her ability to make this passive bewilderment seem somehow credible.
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But with Ian, this practice seems to be less a matter of professional strategy than of personal bewilderment.
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He expressed bewilderment at a poll during the primary race that showed him behind in the Iowa caucuses.
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There was a palpable sense of whiplash, a mix of sorrow, empathy, anger and bewilderment in the room.
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Who will fully convey the bewilderment and loss so many feel, and remind us exactly what's been compromised?
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The point of this type of folk art is to evoke a sense of bewilderment in the viewer.
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" And from a smart European consultant it was bewilderment — "Boy did the Chinese have a failure of intelligence.
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Any younger sibling will connect to Figgrotten's hurt and bewilderment when she is shut out by her sister.
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Mr. Aaron and other close observers of the Sinclair-Tribune deal expressed bewilderment over Mr. Pai's latest move.
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Teen Vogue on Wednesday published and then deleted an uncritical story about Facebook that has prompted widespread bewilderment.
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While sitting across from Ms. Koster, Ms. Matas pondered the concept of feminism, often met with bewilderment here.
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Lawmakers in both parties have expressed bewilderment about why they should reauthorize a program the NSA doesn't use.
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"It ranges somewhere between bewilderment and radical joy, depending on the person," he said of feedback he'd gotten.
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The other diners at the restaurant—the ones who aren't here for Tara—are snapchatting the scene in bewilderment.
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Perhaps the trade-off — a bigger screen in a smaller phone package — will make our temporary bewilderment worth it.
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Inside the White House, there was a sense of genuine concern and bewilderment about what Scaramucci's future might portend.
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After a month in office, some of Trump's Twitter commentary has caused bewilderment in a number of foreign capitals.
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He also sent shockwaves throughout the investment banking world, which reacted to the news with both excitement and bewilderment.
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There was plenty of bewilderment online when a video of a kangaroo on a leash was shared last week.
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"There is definitely a sense of bewilderment," said Jamie Fedorko, a salesman for Warburg Realty who specializes in Brooklyn.
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Dana let her in with a subtle dramatic flair; Carol spoke in a tone of bewilderment tinged with wonder.
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Every now and then, he stopped suddenly and threw his arms out wide in a gesture of utter bewilderment.
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It's a symphony in disorientation, underscoring the bewilderment each character experiences as their ménage a trois shifts its balance.
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For example, a raised brow could indicate concern or bewilderment, while a downturned mouth could show feelings of repulsion.
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I've noticed, to my bewilderment, the question circulating of whether J. K. Rowling should have agreed to this project.
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But nearly two years into his presidency, Mr. Trump remains for much of the world a source of bewilderment.
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Bewilderment does seem to be the de facto response to becoming an HGTV power duo, even for the Gaineses.
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These attorneys strategize with clients for life after Europe's single market, consultations that often end in bewilderment and rage.
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This approach works well in childhood scenes, her sense of bewilderment and dislocation authentic to the early immigrant experience.
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Bewilderment, followed as the effects percolate by disruption, chaos, the four horsemen of the apocalypse spotted in the horizon.
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But this was not the first time that Trump's interactions with Scandinavian states have produced bewilderment, laughter or anger.
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On social media, consumers have expressed bewilderment that regulators seemingly did not anticipate the outpouring of demand for cash.
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That has caused fear and bewilderment among those who are ordered to isolate themselves and have no idea why.
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But other moments (staring at fingers, picking up a foot) flash self-awareness, self-examination, self-bewilderment, self-alienation.
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"Nope, that's not true, the other one is here," Harris said as she threw her hands up in bewilderment.
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"It is an open relationship, but it's a little more open on vacations haha," he wrote, to Fowler's bewilderment.
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He described the cook's face, as "awash in bewilderment," at finding he was by himself managing the night shift.
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Others expressed similar bewilderment over Mr. Perry's op-ed, which stirred debate in Texas, especially considering his other responsibilities.
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They expressed regret, frustration and in some cases bewilderment about what went wrong and what might have been done differently.
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But with our First Amendment rights, we can still choose to express our frustration, outrage, or bewilderment with political decisions.
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In the 2000s, this uncertainty led to a pair of Supreme Court decisions that only ended up creating more bewilderment.
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Ah yes, the gambit system—that's a whole other rabbit hole of bewilderment that I'll touch on in a moment.
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Anyone will tell you that new motherhood is a joyful experience — colored, of course, with bewilderment, anxiousness, and abject exhaustion.
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The locals read these letters, pass them around, and tend to identify with the pain and bewilderment of the writers.
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It was March 7, 883, and the members of the Plaisted Polar Expedition looked up at the plane in bewilderment.
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Voices are fed with robotic bewilderment through an early prototype of the vocoder while synths swirl in all directions beneath.
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The slowly dawning look of bewilderment and horror on Kim's face is as devastating as any "Breaking Bad" cartel hit.
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When I've explained this series to people, one of the most common responses has been a sort of awkward bewilderment.
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Adding to widespread bewilderment, Mr. Putin's loyal protégé promptly resigned as prime minister, along with the rest of the government.
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An uncritical Teen Vogue story about Facebook caused bewilderment about whether it&aposs sponsored content before the entire article vanished.
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Instead, we watched Fred circle the yard, speaking of him with the same affectionate bewilderment we would a precocious child.
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Many greeted the announcement with bewilderment, with some suggesting that Oath sounded like the name of a heavy metal band.
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And as I try my best to listen to people, I hear them express very eloquently frustration, bewilderment, anger, confusion.
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Anyone confronted with the words brain tumor knows the fear and bewilderment associated with learning a new language under duress.
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Yemeni negotiators and other representatives of other oil companies partnering with Exxon in the international consortium looked on in bewilderment.
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Through all of the misinformation, bewilderment and anxiety of a ballistic missile threat, I am thankful for my Christian faith.
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This, however, hasn't stopped the legal proceedings, and today Buzzfeed responded with a bit of bewilderment to the most recent filing.
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She talked about her mother's chicken soup and spouted Yiddish expressions to the delight and bewilderment of Omar Sharif's Nicky Arnstein.
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Fans and viewers quickly took notice of Penn's smoking on TV and shared their reactions on Twitter with many expressing bewilderment.
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That move stirred bewilderment on Venezuela's streets and among economists and cryptocurrency experts who say the petro-bolivar tether is unworkable.
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Experts in politics, diplomacy and journalism have shaken their heads in dismay and bewilderment, unable to come up with a parallel.
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Like many viral hits, "White Iverson" succeeded in part because it was divisive, inspiring awe and annoyance, bewilderment and mild scorn.
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Like Tolstoy in his journals, Alfred Kazin transmuted bewilderment and disgust at his own worldly success into a riveting religious quest.
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The chemistry between them is real, but it's also confounding, embodied with a charming and slightly ominous bewilderment by both performers.
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"This question is going to come to every international federation," Virgets said, expressing bewilderment over what it would mean for boxing.
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Corporate giants like Sharp were now being taken over by a company in Taiwan, Japan's former colony, he said with bewilderment.
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The result is a panorama of human emotion: sadness, passion, bewilderment, pride, suspicion, amusement, exhaustion — all the faces of the night.
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In appraising his career, Ben, you wrote that "rage and bewilderment" and "pity and terror" were appropriate responses to his work.
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When his 11-year-old son, Billy (Nolen Dubuc), reveals a talent for ballet, a third element complicates the others: bewilderment.
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In interviews this year, I often heard bewilderment and resentment from these believers at the pace of cultural and demographic change.
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William Timmons, a freshman from South Carolina, expressed bewilderment at the pagers while holding one up during a modernization hearing Wednesday.
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At an international bank, analysts' feigned interest turned to mild bewilderment, then despair, as Ms Sitharaman recited the budget's 250 provisions.
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" Gower replied with bewilderment, telling the man he was from New Zealand but that only garnered a stilted response of "what Zealand?
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News of the phenomenon spreads throughout and beyond the community, sparking awe, bewilderment, curiosity, and fear in all those who witness it.
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On TV I saw black faces beaming with delight from every corner of the US, while white faces twisted with snarled bewilderment.
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Several of the governor's allies and adversaries said they were watching the newly genial Mr. Kasich, as a presidential candidate, with bewilderment.
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The first of these essays -- published to his "Beto blog" on Medium -- raised particular bewilderment among the salons and scribes of Washington.
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When a pair of doctors cut her skull open, they peer inside with bewilderment that radiates through their layers of protective gear.
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Many expressed bewilderment about what would become of their city, and wondered whether it was inevitable that they, too, would fall ill.
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The major streaming services, including Amazon, Apple Music, and Spotify, have tended to address dynamics in classical music with indifference and bewilderment.
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In fact, I was Ms. Chávez's second American charge ever, a fact she mentioned several times with bewilderment, if not some dismay.
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The collective voice of the villagers, a chorus in Jamaican dialect, echoes the bewilderment — occasionally expressed with fatalistic humor — that grips Gibbeah.
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The actor was joined by fellow cast members Cobie Smulders, Jacob Batalon, and Zendaya, all of whom shared Holland's bewilderment over the question.
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"The story itself has been the source of a lot of laughs and bewilderment," he told Gizmodo, saying it has become family folklore.
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"Ray Fiennes," says Bowen, who has three sons with husband Scott Phillips, as she wrinkles her face in bewilderment of her own answer.
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No music mirrors this feeling of constant bewilderment as well as hardvapour—a brutalist, high energy response to the lackadaisical nostalgia of vaporwave.
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" Staring back Kelly with bewilderment, Fonda paused for a few seconds before finally asking, "We really want to talk about that right now?
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John Kasich, who was tearing through the menu at Mike's Deli on Arthur Avenue with alternating bursts of wild-eyed delight and bewilderment.
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When all the parts fit together, there is no ambiguity, nothing for us to reflect upon in that place between contemplation and bewilderment.
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Looking through artist Katy Strutz's puppets evokes a series of reactions — mostly wonder and amazement, with a little bit of bewilderment thrown in.
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To the bewilderment of my in-laws, I make a point in Italy of drinking espressos only while standing up at coffee bars.
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Roberts is seen dragging a machine up the busy Sydney road of Broadway, while King scrubs the road, to the bewilderment of drivers.
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We are three different movie-goers, and we each seem to have come away with a similar feeling of bewilderment from this film.
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A Japanese man of the present day is magically transported into a series of van Gogh's works, trotting in bewilderment down painted roads.
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Morris and Curtis live in a state of mutual bewilderment, but the love between them is the beat that drives the movie's flow.
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Many Brazilians have watched Mr. Bolsonaro's rise in the polls with the type of bewilderment Donald Trump's campaign generated among American political observers.
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He's right that there's an element of bewilderment — or, at least, the modesty of maturity — in this more ruminative, less rhythmically moored take.
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If one is in a state of perplexity and bewilderment so severe that they are paralyzed, they are said to be in tharn.
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And yet, and yet, amid the bewilderment and despair, there are lightning flashes of wonder and hope — glimpses of the possibility of redemption.
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Previously unseen emails show EPA officials' bewilderment and exasperation with President Trump's comments about toilets, sinks, showers, faucets, and other water-based appliances.
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This maroon colossus, by the sculptor Anish Kapoor, dwarfed visitors and yet also managed to bring us together in mutual and gleeful bewilderment.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio cited the 22 million projection and expressed bewilderment that fellow Republicans would be on board with the bill.
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Mr. Garawi spoke emotionally of his bewilderment at the indictment and the toll that three months of imprisonment had taken on his health.
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I responded with a mix of bewilderment and gratitude, and decided that I was only taking care of Alan's money in his absence.
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" Seeing their bewilderment, he explained, "My problem is that when my friends get drunk they talk about the ways the world will end.
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To my bewilderment, Alice also entrusted me at age 24 to work regularly with Cyrus Vance, the former secretary of state, on his memoirs.
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The sheer number of Vanessa Cardui butterflies traveling from Africa to northern Europe caused admiring bewilderment, as millions crossed mountains, fields, villages and cities.
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Another source close to the campaign expressed bewilderment over Trump's fight with Ryan, saying Trump should focus on issues that actually matter to people.
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Asked about Trump in a lengthy interview, published on Thursday, with the FT's Lionel Barber and Henry Foy, Putin expressed both approval and bewilderment.
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The English referee looked on in bewilderment as Perceval failed to call a halt to the proceedings during Magny's second round annihilation of 'Showeather'.
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Or with Mollie's step-mother , who has expressed a combination of bewilderment and anguish that someone like Mollie could simply vanish without a trace.
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Israel ... would rethink its willingness to share raw intelligence, and pretty much the entire Free World was left shaking its collective head in bewilderment.
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A waterfall-obsessed interpreter gets lost in Shanghai; a normally timid man tries to reach a mysterious "Zone," to the bewilderment of his friends.
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The glummest spectacle in "The Final Year" is the glassy bewilderment on Rhodes's face, toward the end, as the result of the election emerges.
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When the FTC levied a $5 billion fine against Facebook, and up to $700 million against Equifax, those actions too were met with bewilderment.
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Verizon's plan to house AOL and Yahoo together under the new name Oath after the acquisition of Yahoo is complete was met with bewilderment.
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The idea that Poland could try to force a different candidate for the job has been met with bewilderment, and even derision, in Brussels.
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The book has more than 200 recipes, yet to her bewilderment, her Party Magnet cheese ball has drawn more media attention than any other.
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At cocktail parties where the Champagne flows, financiers have expressed bewilderment over the rise of populist groups that are feeding a backlash against globalization.
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I couldn't breathe, I couldn't think, I couldn't feel — all I could do was stare in bewilderment at the towering buildings in the distance.
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As a player of games, I'm happy that there are still some in the mainstream game industry who strive to elicit bewilderment and reverie.
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Looking down at this visa pasted into my passport, I recognize the look of bewilderment on my unsmiling, monochrome, visa photo staring back at me.
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These would swathe the floor of their home, to the delight of her toddler, and to the amused bewilderment of her tidy-minded Czech husband.
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The team did a good job conveying Adam's panic and bewilderment in just a couple of minutes, while the lighting and colors are just fantastic.
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Jeff and Sharee have some high moments of perfect bewilderment, but most of the jokes aim squarely at time travel tropes rather than smoking pot.
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Much to the bewilderment of my friends, my family, and my soon-to-be-ex-husband, in August of 2014 I got a breast augmentation.
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When I played Black Origami's title track for one of my best friends before meeting up with Jlin, we stared at each other in bewilderment.
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That sense of bewilderment in Brownsville deepened on Monday when police announced they had identified a suspect: a boy two years younger than the victim.
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At the opening ceremony, for instance, Chang bought eomuk, or fish cakes, at a concession stand, which provoked some bewilderment among his non-Korean companions.
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But my life in America, and my career in food, began with this sense of bewilderment, and a search for that which would anchor me.
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The effort is there and laudable, but the music is missing that sense of true bewilderment and thrill that made those Funk records so great.
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She never receives an adequate answer — they are big fans of the poet's work, though — and for a while her bewilderment is ours as well.
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I dieted because I wanted to maintain hope that I could one day manage my food intake, because my bewilderment around the stuff was untenable.
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The reaction in Britain was weary humor and bewilderment, with many in the news and on social media questioning where the president got his information.
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And downright bewilderment might greet the melting of Swiss cocoa powder into curry at Tatsu Aikawa's cheekily named Domo Alley-Gato bar in Austin, Tex.
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"It's not something that I think people will truly comprehend right away," said Mr. Staples, tickled at the idea of sowing some bewilderment in listeners.
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The mothers' writings reflect a mix of despair, bewilderment and hope as they remain in government custody and legal limbo, weeks after they were reunited.
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As the trade-hawk wing of the Trump administration gains greater voice in formulating U.S.–China trade policy, the bewilderment of Chinese policymakers has grown.
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A look of bewilderment washed over the face of the woman standing next to him: Nikki R. Haley, President Trump's ambassador to the United Nations.
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Like all the best punk and pop, the songs are over before the listener can fully acclimate, but the bewilderment is part of the thrill.
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When I played Black Origami's title track for one of my best friends before meeting up with Jlin, we stared at each other in bewilderment.
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"She's agreed to do two or three speeches, and I think it's going to be big speeches, important speeches," Trump said, apparently unaware of Melania's bewilderment.
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Something about the fictional woman's futile, mundane, and desperately hopeful gesture tapped into a sense of bewilderment so many felt deeply, but were incapable of expressing.
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" Asked whether they could imagine a split Congress managing to pass a comprehensive new health care system in an election year, Democrats mostly expressed bewilderment. "Seriously?
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In recordings made that night, firefighters arriving at the scene expressed horror at how fast the flames were spreading, and bewilderment at how it was possible.
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In other words, art is not and has never been pure, but the contemporary charade of social justice has attached a violent bewilderment to art-showing.
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The look on the judge/agent of the Department of Homeland Security's face when he came out to greet us was one of bewilderment and excitement.
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Let me catch you up on Starry in case you've been doing literally anything other than staring in bewilderment since its announcement a couple hours ago.
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The "not admitting it" part was all about my bewilderment about what had even been done to me, followed by the fear I wouldn't be believed.
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I reiterated to Shawn my bewilderment that every millennial moment — even the most private — can be enjoyed only if it's documented and uploaded God knows where.
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"But the bleeding didn't stop," Diallo told me as we sat in the cramped staff room at Matam, shaking his head as he remembered his bewilderment.
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In a report in the Los Angeles Times, civil rights advocates express bewilderment that the 36-year-old could be confirmed given his lack of experience.
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There's plenty of United States election coverage in the Canadian news media, leading America's northern neighbors to look south with a mix of amusement and bewilderment.
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But for most villagers, what prevailed was not a sense of tragedy but a mix of bewilderment and relief at having been spared a direct hit.
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During the performance, a dancer slowly rises from a fetal position and jolts with bewilderment and vivacious movement, provoked by both the breaths and stage lighting.
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" Gutiérrez, a note of bewilderment in his voice, said: "I mean, you want to change the conversation from the inhumanity of caging children to abolishing ICE?
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In their bewilderment and sadness they reach out to him, hoping he can shed some light on why their son had become so remote and unhappy.
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The wake of the Presidential election has stirred an array of reactions—grief, denial, outrage, bewilderment—among the liberals and the progressives who supported Hillary Clinton.
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WASHINGTON — And on the 132nd day, just after midnight, President Trump had at last delivered the nation to something approaching unity — in bewilderment, if nothing else.
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When the inevitable double cross by Owens happens, the crowd loses its mind, with a strange mix of genuine hurt and amused bewilderment on the people's faces.
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Daniel Mufson, 74, a retired pharmaceutical executive and one of scores of Napa Valley residents who lost their homes in the fires, described his sense of bewilderment.
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Anyone who bought a Pebble smartwatch is probably experiencing similar bewilderment now that the company's been sold to Fitbit, though, at least those watches should still work.
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In the space of an hour, you dart through all the stages of human maturation, from bewilderment (infancy) to discovery (puberty) to reasoning (adulthood) to deliverance (death).
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Yet the reader has to concede, perhaps ruefully, that bewilderment on his part must be his own problem, for the poems have an air of sovereign intelligence.
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When she Googled the company, she found lots of people who shared her bewilderment, complaining that they had been contacted by Acurian about their various medical conditions.
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Former George W. Bush spokesman Ari Fleischer expressed the sense of bewilderment settling over the political world when he reflected on Trump's take-no-prisoners political style.
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When asked to provide some insight into their achievement, even those at the heart of the enterprise fall back on standard-issue platitudes and admissions of bewilderment.
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Details coming out of Rex Tillerson's State Department tell a story of staff vacancies, scarce meetings, and general bewilderment from aides who have worked through multiple administrations.
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While former US Presidents have, broadly, followed a similar system, which Pyongyang and Beijing could understand, President Trump's remarks -- and particularly his tweets -- must have caused bewilderment.
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And as played with angry bereavement and bewilderment by Katya Campbell, she is a vivid refutation of the idea that a mother bonds instantly with her newborn.
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Rockies 2, Mets 1 When the Mets look back at the 2016 season — however it may end, playoffs or not — July 1603 may still elicit anguished bewilderment.
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"All of the metaphorical stuff aside about the insanity of war, Yossarian loses his friends and this increases his sense of anxiety, fear and bewilderment," Davies said.
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When the uncomprehending child expresses bewilderment, his friend, a natural storyteller, explains by launching into a cockeyed account of the Tower of Babel fiasco and its aftermath.
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But the fact remains — he and other foreign politicians still view the continuing lack of gun control policy in the United States with a sense of bewilderment.
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For all his wokeness, he couldn't escape his American sense of entitlement, and sometimes I watched it from the outside with a kind of bewilderment, even admiration.
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Tied in with Chula's bewilderment about her homeland is her curiosity about Petrona, whose sections are narrated with lovely simplicity and provide the heart of the book.
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But it breaks no confidences to say that in conversations with both Republican politicians and staffers, the dominant emotions I've heard have been despair, fear, and bewilderment.
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Speaking to reporters in May, Hogan was channeling the bewilderment of many communities in the United States at the existential threat posed by the impacts of climate change.
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At a committee hearing that year, then-CSIS director Richard Fadden said he didn't quite understand the "bewilderment" over the news that his agency was operating in Afghanistan.
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Daniel Mufson, 74, a retired pharmaceutical executive and one of the scores of Napa Valley residents who lost their homes in the fires, described his sense of bewilderment.
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In this age of sensationalism and hype, such an in-depth study of a man and his evolution, written with respect, shock and bewilderment, is to be applauded.
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Or so was apparent during London Fashion Week, which took place against a backdrop of the free-floating bewilderment induced by Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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In bizarre circumstances, however, he disallowed the goal rather than order a re-take as the law dictates — much to the bewilderment of Newcastle and manager Rafa Benitez.
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Despite widespread bewilderment and outrage, West refused to back down, insisting that his views were not about politics per se but about the higher principle of untrammelled expression.
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They thought it was cool to be the first brewery to have a beer named by a neural network, "but the overriding emotion was just bewilderment," said Fritts.
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Despite negative reactions from the community on social media and bewilderment within the art world, there have been no answers in the media and on official local channels.
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Clinton allies repeatedly accused Mr. Comey of breaching Justice Department protocols by commenting on a confidential inquiry so close to an election, and expressed bewilderment at his conduct.
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Crises — economic, political, cultural; they often come together — are exceptionally informative, telling us a great deal about how a given society and culture responds to bewilderment and upheaval.
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Each new scene jars the audience into bewilderment, and then slowly reacclimatizes viewers into meditation on the film's progression, before it does the same thing all over again.
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Every day, the sun will rise, there will be a Trump tweet, and THQ Nordic will buy a new game franchise, to the complete bewilderment of yours truly.
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But on the show's first day of filming, when a prop person handed him his character's signature shotgun, Mr. Williams clutched it with a look of sheer bewilderment.
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This allows Mr. Sharif's bewilderment over what he calls "an undiagnosed war" to become the story, one that speaks specifically to the profoundly destabilizing nature of lengthy conflict.
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She also captures visually the bewilderment of a child dealing with loss, the glow of first friendship and the rage elicited by a sibling's invasion of your belongings.
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"There is a sense of bewilderment, as well as a sense of injustice," over why Iran was even included on the list of targeted countries, Mr. Parsi said.
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To sit with him today is to listen to a fugue of self-pity and rage, from a man who also exhibits some understandable bewilderment at his plight.
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Lowell's desertion of Hardwick was for a while masked by his deceptions, and by the simple bewilderment engendered, in those days, by transatlantic letters crossing in the mail.
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At the same time, he watched in bewilderment as consumers became ever more suspicious of food safety, an inspiration for the waves of new rules on growing produce.
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In June 2018, he caused bewilderment when he said that Russia should be readmitted to the G7, the group of seven nations that represent the world's most advanced economies.
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I've been looking at the $930 starting price for the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8, scratching my head in bewilderment, looking at that price again, and furrowing my brows.
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Toned young couples raced by on Rollerblades, and the shouts of children echoed over the water, and I found myself shuffling through the crowd in a state of bewilderment.
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Dowd was offended that her coworker and national hero Shawn McCreesh responded with "OK, Boomer" when she expressed "bewilderment" at Millennials' penchant for taking photos of everything they do.
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Adding to the complexity of the academy's task is a bewilderment by some people in Hollywood over the narrow way that diversity has been defined throughout the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
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And while there's bewilderment that one of their own would start this, there is also concern their town will not be understood as it comes under a national spotlight.
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President Donald Trump caused widespread bewilderment on Friday by tweeting that the Labor Department's October employment report showed the economy added 303,000 jobs — when the actual number was 128,0003.
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But the resulting bewilderment provided a useful service: It yanked back the curtain on the international scramble for the Arctic, which has gone under the radar for too long.
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These were the moments that brought these families a much-needed morale boost even as they watched what was happening in Washington with a mix of bewilderment and desperation.
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As most of the field stumbled around the grounds with wind-burned faces and expressions of bewilderment, one player waltzed across the history-drenched layout without distress or strain.
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Peskov promised retaliation to the British move, which Moscow sees with "strong bewilderment" as he said there is no proof for the accusations that London has made against Russia.
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As Zhicheng barricades itself from the outside world, he has watched with the bewilderment of an outsider, even if he shares his neighbors' dry sense of humor about the situation.
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Oh says the idea for Debop came to her after she read a Bob Dylan interview, in which he spoke of the streaming age of music with bewilderment and fear.
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But, for all the praise and admiration I received for "Properties of expanding universes," I met equal amounts of quizzical, even antagonistic bewilderment for "Where Bugs Go In Winter (Hell)".
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Upstairs, Viktor Frešo's rows of "Niemand" sculptures (2015) — smaller versions of the statue near the entrance — oversee the action in the gym with a mixture of contempt, arrogance, and bewilderment.
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A future that me, and many Americans who put their faith in science, have been staring at in bewilderment, denial, and abject terror for the better part of a year.
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He helps her fall out of her unfulfilling trance, and she starts to go against the crowds and stare around at the passive synchronicity of it all with total bewilderment.
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Baffling even at the most basic level But my total bewilderment aside, there's obviously something interesting about the project for it to lure in the quality of talent it has.
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Deane, who openly expresses bewilderment that launching a business could require expensive consultants and strategists, at the time had no budget to hire a staff — so she enlisted her mom.
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Hardy is great fun to watch here, his face whipping through horror and bewilderment and exhilaration as he watches his own body move in ways he can't comprehend or control.
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" Sanders went on to express bewilderment about "Trump's love ... for authoritarian leaders all over the world," as well as his push to "divide up and destroy the North Atlantic alliance.
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In my case, such a counselor would have allayed the bewilderment of treatment and also empowered me to exert a modicum of control over the broken rhythms of everyday existence.
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For those unfamiliar with the diaries (as I mostly am), bewilderment and eventually boredom are likely to be the primary reactions to the show — even at a mere 70 minutes.
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Mr. Puigdemont's closing statement left lawmakers muttering to themselves in bewilderment, while our team of reporters and editors scrambled to adjust the wording of our article on a shared document.
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But that did not assuage concerns in Bajada del Agrio, the closest town to the station, where residents speak of the Chinese presence with a mix of bewilderment and fear.
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The two-page report by Chief McNally, which outlines his interactions with the authorities outside the school, was the latest account of frustration and bewilderment over the law enforcement response.
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Bewilderment over DHS actions The Anti-Defamation League's annual report comes a day after Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen spoke about the threats to America to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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While promoting the show on KTLA 5 Morning News last week, the actor recounted his bewilderment after an employee stopped him from taking a bottle of water at the Netflix offices.
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But if you&aposre working with your allies, it&aposs not good to have our South Korean allies be totally shocked and spun up into bewilderment by an announcement like this.
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These have stimulated responses that run the gamut from human sacrifices to feelings of awe and bewilderment ... The consequences of the induced human psychological states have indeed led to physical effects.
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Fans can tell his story and it doesn't seem real without the footage of crowds losing their minds while Daniel Bryan basks in their adulation with a smile of giddy bewilderment.
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" In a draft executive order, the US government expressed its intent to impose the classical style on federal buildings so that they "once again inspire respect instead of bewilderment or repugnance.
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The pieces on parade were met with expressions of bewilderment and amazement in a variety of languages, though the lingua franca was the quick deployment of cellphones for photos and videos.
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" The African Union also released a statement expressing its "bewilderment at the imposition of the unjust travel ban on Chad...in particular, given its important role in the fight against terrorism.
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In addition to busting out hits like "What Do You Mean?" and "Sorry," the Canadian crooner rapped onstage with Tyga and expressed his bewilderment that the crowd was eating everything up.
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Coogan does ample justice to Stan's eyebrows, which, in their rise and fall, are a more sensitive guide to the utterness of his bewilderment than the celebrated scratching of his scalp.
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On Thursday night, an electrical equipment mishap in Astoria, Queens, turned New York City's sky into an eerie blue, causing mass bewilderment, rampant speculation and a not insignificant amount of panic.
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It's a small fraction of the pain and bewilderment his accusers say they've suffered, of course, and yet, because Mr. Cosby's show made him seem like everybody's father, we're bewildered, too.
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Judge Richard Leon dismissed the case before New Years Eve with a hint of frustration, if not bewilderment, that the House did not seem interested in hearing from a possible eyewitness.
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For three years, Continental Europe has watched with bewilderment, despair and exasperation as the world's oldest democracy embarked on a path that no country has tried before: leaving the European Union.
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And yet, for those willing to get lost in its spiritual haze, there is a uniquely un-2019 pleasure to be found: a meditative bewilderment that just might cede to enlightenment.
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Part of the collective bewilderment was that someone like Grande, the closest thing we have to a human Barbie doll, was settling down with someone whose everyman looks didn't seem to match.
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In conversations with several Republicans close to the White House and senior administration officials, a sense of bewilderment arose over the President's comments on Tuesday to New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin.
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A three-week-old rhino at Iowa's Blank Park Zoo was treated to its first hose-down on Monday, and — after a brief period of bewilderment — it seemed to enjoy the experience.
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That's not all that's going down: In another photo, we see Ezra (Ian Harding) seemingly meeting Holden for the first time — they shake hands, as Ezra offers a look of totally bewilderment.
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A baby girl from Georgia was confused when she saw rain coming down in the summertime, but her bewilderment turned into happiness the moment she let the rain fall on her face.
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He quickly took on greater responsibility in Ukrainian affairs, to the growing concern and bewilderment of U.S. officials responsible for foreign policy there, according to other witnesses' testimony and documentation of conversations.
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His wildly variant public interpretations of violent, anti-Semitic rallies by neo-Nazis and white supremacists and the removal of Confederate statues have caused European leaders to shake their heads in bewilderment.
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Between scenes of government officials and students describing the attack, there were clips captured by students holed up in classrooms, expressing their fear and sense of bewilderment over what was going on.
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" He finished his response with more bewilderment: "I can tell you, having lived through the last eight weeks, I would have loved the private sector to be fully engaged eight weeks ago.
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The catalyst was a recipe video from the U.K. website Twisted, done in the classic hands-in-pans style that has become ubiquitous across social media platforms, that triggered shock and bewilderment.
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In many ways this sense of bewilderment helps the game along: you can imagine, were you really an android waking up in a lab, that you'd probably be pretty out of it.
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Likewise, the darkness that covers the eyes of a distant cousin clutching a folded American flag at his father's funeral, underscores the bewilderment of colossal loss and coming-of-age too soon.
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The elusive narrative threads of "American Gods" make a kind of structural sense: Shadow, plunged without warning into the gods' realm, is bewildered by everything he sees, and we're experiencing his bewilderment.
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Many people in America were shocked and confused by the faces they saw on television in Charlottesville, Virginia last week, but such bewilderment suggests only a partial understanding of our last election.
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Clinton's campaign, listened approvingly as Ms. White, who seemed especially frustrated, expressed bewilderment that the campaign's mobilization of grassroots support had been eclipsed in the news media by Bernie Sanders's criticism of Mrs.
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At a migrant squatter tent camp that sprawls across an abandoned parking lot behind the Tiburtina train station in Rome&aposs working class outskirts, the promised expulsion crackdown prompted bewilderment and even disbelief.
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The houses that don't look like they've been through a rinse cycle of HGTV stick out; their residents eye the hordes of weekend visitors, parking on their streets, with a sort of bewilderment.
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U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump paced, frowned and physically loomed at times over Democratic rival Hillary Clinton during Sunday night's town-hall debate, prompting bewilderment and mockery from some on social media.
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Or is her bewilderment the answer to the question, the indication that fear itself is a puzzling response to this condition that affects hundreds of thousands of adults and children around the globe?
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And the expression on the poor lad's face, at the climax of the tale, is one of genuine bewilderment, quivering with disbelief that his ordinary young life should have descended into the infernal.
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While those "reactions" are usually welcome in response to a post or status update, I can't see a hug or high-five out of nowhere, with no context, inspiring anything more than bewilderment.
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It derives from the word for being intensely black or dark, and can also be used to describe an individual in a state of complete bewilderment and perplexity, unable to focus on anything.
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On Friday, the group's interim president, Stanley Brezenoff, wrote a strongly worded letter to Howard A. Zucker, the state health commissioner, voicing his bewilderment about a seeming delay in a large D.S.H. payment.
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If this were a horror movie, I'd be the old man that scares the young reporters by exchanging my usual stone-faced cynicism for terrified bewilderment at all the stupidity around this story.
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Holding fast as the play's still but agitated center, Mr. Kim and Ms. Krusiec bring a lovely, low-key air of bewilderment to the proceedings that honors their characters' humility and ambivalent hopefulness.
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In Khao Lak, Thailand, dozens of foreign vacationers narrated their bewilderment, in German and English, as they walked toward the empty shoreline where the water was receding, pulled back by an unseen force.
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But Christopher's face was as pale as paper, and Olive felt—in her utter bewilderment—a terrible pity for him, her son, who had just been so openly yelled at by his wife.
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The successive stages of his bewilderment have been silence, whining, and excuse-making, and now he is accusing his chief tormentor of committing crimes, not just against Trump's ego, but against the American people.
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After a decade of bewilderment, astronomers have pinpointed the source of a mysterious blast of radio waves coming from deep outside the Milky Way: a dwarf galaxy located 3 billion light years from Earth.
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WHEN President Donald Trump, King Salman of Saudi Arabia and Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's president, laid their hands on a glowing orb in Riyadh last year, the theatrical gesture provoked bewilderment and derision.
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When he and McCabe discussed The Wall Street Journal article shortly after its publication nine days before the election, according to Comey's sworn testimony to the IG, McCabe professed bewilderment about the leak's source.
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"You're always on the road ," my father would sometimes say at the end of a phone conversation, and as he said the word "road" I could picture him shaking his head in gentle bewilderment.
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" The couple had been in residence for a few weeks when, during a drive to Manhattan, Mr. Alessandrini asked in bewilderment, "Why are we going toward New Haven if we're going to New York?
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In one dreamy, wordless scene, Suzanne wanders alone into a crowded dance party, her bewilderment that of a woman who's no longer sure of her place — either in that room, or in the world.
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Gilmore Girls can get sweet to the point of saccharinity without someone around to undercut its aw-shucks quirkiness, and Jess's city-kid bewilderment at Stars Hollow's bucolic charms helps balance things beautifully. 221.
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The dark hollows that circled her eyes in her arrest mug shot had faded, and her initial bewilderment at being accused had given way to the reality of prison drabs and a metal bunk.
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The Dutch government is well aware of the bewilderment it causes tourists and on January 1 officially decided that going forward, it will be called only the Netherlands (its people are still Dutch, though).
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His public attempt to make the case that he is somehow not in charge of the MTA has been met with baffled stares, bewilderment and "Bronx cheers" by the city's journalists and commuters alike.
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The showrunners responded with bewilderment: Didn't fans know that The 100, where a dwindling number of teens try to survive on a post-apocalyptic Earth, was a show on which no one was safe?
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To wonder why a cult fanbase would congregate around a pop star who isn't popular is a self-defeating question, asked with mock bewilderment by critics who've already made up their minds about her.
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There are artists we don't understand whom we are happy for others to love, and artists who attract an adoration that seems such a colossal mistake we can only shake our heads in bewilderment.
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For so long, so much about Michael Jackson won our awe, our pity, our bewilderment, our identification, our belief that he was a metaphor, an allegory, a beacon, a caveat — for, of, about America.
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Post-set, there's a slight sense of bewilderment amongst the chattering crowd, but it's also clear that people are impressed by this chubby-cheeked singer's polished vocal dexterity, not to mention his barefaced confidence.
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It's remarkable that Freud could be so clear about his neurotic defense and nevertheless be absolutely correct that we have to allow this feeling of bewilderment in order to benefit from a work of art.
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She also throws herself at fellow astronaut Mark Goodwin (Jon Hamm), as her dorky-go-lucky husband Drew (Dan Stevens), a NASA PR guy, tries to cover up his bewilderment over his distracted, troubled wife.
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Ducking away from colleagues for a moment before the show began, Magary told me about his bewilderment at there being a Deadspin Awards show at all, not to mention his being the emcee of it.
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The Paris Calders of the mid-thirties move but are still often motorized, and so were part of the machine aesthetic that carried with it both longing for an industrial world and bewilderment by it.
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One of the best parts about the piano, George says, is watching the confused look of bewilderment on some passerby's face as they try to figure out where an acoustic piano could possibly be hiding.
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The tone of Mr. Trump's remarks, coupled with a string of morning tweets, prompted a mixture of bewilderment and concern among lawmakers trying to reach a deal but unsure of what the president will sign.
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Most hospitals in the United States are behaving in precisely the same way, huddling by the fire in bewilderment, reflexively clinging to the familiar, to the small protocols designed for better times, and milder threats.
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In the midst of her cultural wanderings — the endless cups of heavily sugared tea and the bewilderment she constantly feels — Glidden pieces together something that newspaper reporters often miss while trying so hard to analyze.
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Democrats and Republicans alike appear to be in a perpetual state of slack-jawed bewilderment as they watch her stand up to powerful lobbyists, stomp on shibboleths and clap back at her trolls on Twitter.
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Those attending both events expressed a sense of bewilderment that a place of education for young people had once again been transformed by the kind of carnage that has grown increasingly commonplace in the United States.
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CS: Your profound bewilderment — that a man who was a supportive friend that you felt blessed to have in your life was also capable of raping you — is evident to me in the questions you ask.
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Taipei watches Trump's inauguration with bewilderment and unease and fears it seems that many Americans are content that Taiwan is caught in the middle as Trump brought the One China policy back into the political limelight.
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Her face was trying to express bewilderment, and perhaps there was even amusement tucked into the smoothened furrows, what once would have been a charming squint as she attempted to decipher the mystery of his feelings.
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" He continued: "In more casual acts of reading this bewilderment can be muted, for there is always the hint of a resolution further on, or an enticement to enter for its own sake the author's world.
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It says a lot for Brooker himself—not the failing part, but a writer often misread as a cynic, who is in fact simply trying to communicate an ounce of the bewilderment we surely all feel.
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"Coming out of captivity, there's often a sense of helplessness, a sense of bewilderment, and really being overwhelmed at coming back at a society that's changed and a society where you have changed," Dr. Akilu said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump paced, frowned and physically loomed at times over Democratic rival Hillary Clinton during Sunday night's town-hall debate, prompting bewilderment and mockery from some on social media.
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"This country is in a state of bewilderment that cries out for good history," Robinson writes here — to which I can imagine what my grandmother might say, were she alive and seated in the lecture hall.
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The implications have been a source of anxiety for months on both sides of the English Channel — predictions of crippling traffic jams at ports, confusion over customs procedures, and a general state of business-disrupting bewilderment.
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The implications have been a source of anxiety for months on both sides of the English Channel — predictions of crippling traffic jams at ports, confusion over customs procedures, and a general state of business-disrupting bewilderment.
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Privately, however, other officials expressed bewilderment that the Pentagon did not correct its timeline, particularly given the tensions in the region and the fact that Mr. Spicer, as well as the national security adviser, Lt. Gen.
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Just as disorientation and bewilderment tell analysts something significant about what they are experiencing in the clinical setting, so too our confusion and anxiety in the face of Trumpism can tell us something important about ours.
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On Wednesday, legislators expressed open bewilderment as they shared the Capitol's corridors with dozens of Catholic priests who were lobbying lawmakers against abortion and button-wearing women who visited in support of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Now, Philip is very good at making women believe he's sincere (see: Poor Martha), but the sheer bewilderment on his face when he realized how hurt Elizabeth was by his affection for Martha was really compelling.
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Unsurprisingly, her admission of bewilderment earned lots of criticism from the internet, including dozens of eyerolls-via-Twitter and a (since deleted) piece from Madame Noire about how "ridiculous" it is that Kim can't do North's hair.
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Outside of the humor and bewilderment it produced from people on the internet, whether or not Drake had a child — or whether or not he wanted everyone to know about him — was never particularly interesting to me.
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While providing customers with containers for leftovers is seen as customary on this side of the Atlantic, in France, the mere suggestion of le doggy bag can elicit scorn and bewilderment among the country's famously intense waiters.
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"Combating the culture of abuse, the loss of credibility, the resulting bewilderment and confusion, and the discrediting of our mission urgently demands of us a renewed and decisive approach to resolving conflicts," the pope wrote on Thursday.
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In the end, he was done in as much by his own hubris, lack of preparation and bewilderment in the face of the Brexit result as he was by the treachery and dwindling support of his colleagues.
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The Ivy League became the first NCAA conference to cancel its men's and women's basketball tournaments, a decision it announced just before noon — to a mixture of bewilderment, frustration and vitriol, particularly from affected athletes and coaches.
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Almost immediately, he began to transform Tronc, the publisher of The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, The Baltimore Sun and other newspapers, sometimes to the bewilderment of its journalists and the rest of the media industry.
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The reaction on social media was a mix of bewilderment and outrage: Indonesian news media said Monday's episode was the ninth bomb scare this month that started with a joke, and the seventh on Lion Air alone.
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Written in the wake of that misadventure, "Flesh & Bone" shines its light through a fog of bewilderment and outrage — moving from Mingus-esque miniature arrangements to open-air improvisations to the occasional splash of spoken-word poetry.
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Wellness and one's professional life are often seen as mutually exclusive instead of inseparable, and taking time to pour into yourself — outside of weekends and the 10 vacation days allotted a year — is often met with bewilderment.
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He has a highly developed understanding of the psychic and emotional forces propelling illiberalism's spread across the globe, a movement united by a sense of disappointment, bewilderment and envy — the spiritual condition that Nietzsche diagnosed as ressentiment.
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Her back is toward him, so that when the boy raises his fist he can't see what's happening on her face but he can see the boy's face and like a mirror it reflects his own bewilderment.
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Under the droplets of rain that hit us through the large canopy of trees, they make music that feels both rhythmic and discordant, ramping up both the volume the weird factor as dog walkers look on in bewilderment.
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But that doesn't phase Gypsy, who's beaming from ear to ear and clutching his hand, offering to get him pain medication (the fact that she rattles off the exact names of five possible meds adds to his bewilderment).
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I pushed away my wine, which had suddenly gone bitter, and looked on in mild bewilderment at the strangers at the table, strangers who had significance in my life in this foreign land, strangers who had embraced me.
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The feeling one can get from these paintings, the bewilderment one soon shares with the artist, derives from what the work suggests as a mutually respectful yet mildly adversarial relationship between an animated nature and a skeptical observer.
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Donors, even those who have been paraded by these Trump super PACs as prominent backers, described on Wednesday a sense of bewilderment as they struggled to connect with the right aides or make forays into the right groups.
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In fact, especially in the case of the Jenners and Hadids, it'd seem completely intentional when taking into consideration previous shoots with both sister duos (see: that Balmain campaign, that V magazine spread) that spark the same bewilderment.
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Millions watched in bewilderment at the chaos that unfolded on the Academy Awards stage Sunday night after Faye Dunaway triumphantly declared La La Land the Best Picture winner alongside co-presenter Warren Beatty — instead of actual winner Moonlight.
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So Republicans are expressing bewilderment over President Trump's broadside on the Affordable Care Act this week, which began when he ordered the Department of Justice to run with a Texas court ruling that found the entire act unconstitutional.
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As the small hours of my London night turned larger, widespread bewilderment and shock were expressed both on social media and in stock market volatility, while belated Google searches spiked for things that should have already been known.
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But when he walked in, he noticed that there was only one employee on duty, a man named Ben who seemed, in Crispo's words, "awash in bewilderment" about how he was supposed to handle the waffle-starved customers.
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To bridge that divide, Professor Mazlish wrote about the philosophical underpinnings of space exploration, the literary history of artificial intelligence and the bewilderment shared by neuroscientists and psychologists alike over the irrationality at the core of human behavior.
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An uncritical story in Teen Vogue about Facebook&aposs efforts to secure its social network ahead of the 2020 election caused bewilderment over contradictory messages about whether it was paid for by Facebook — before it just disappeared completely.
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A human brain that balks at even naming a particular supersensory experience can't be expected to integrate it; the result is almost cellular bewilderment, and the mind expels the encounter as the body would poison it can't metabolize.
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Some expressed bewilderment that conference organizers would extend an invitation to Mr. Yiannopoulos in the first place, given his history of statements that have been offensive to blacks and Muslims, and have generally pushed the bounds of decency.
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Then there was the sense of bewilderment over certain positions by Comte, like his belief that the brain is an organ through which dead people influence the living — hence the enigmatic sign that once adorned the church's gate.
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No, this is different, it's a kind of mildly sad bewilderment, maybe related to that bittersweet feeling you get when someone young offers you a seat on the subway: Can this really be who I am in the world?
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Based on Bauman's memoir by the same name, the film directed by David Gordon Green centers around his difficult journey toward walking again, his struggle with post traumatic stress, and his bewilderment and reluctance to being called a "hero".
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Four politicians from three different political parties, who spoke to CNN on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the visit, expressed the same bewilderment about what may happen when Trump visits Israel and the West Bank.
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It took me a long time to realize my own tenderness wouldn't save me, not from death or exile, but lonely relationships, where my close care for another was met with, at best, bewilderment, and at worst, cavalier disregard.
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He is bewildered by her change of heart (it was she who requested that he have the procedure in the first place), and it is this same bewilderment at every woman in his life that perversely comforts me most.
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The central idea that undergirds "What's Going On" is something between panic, bewilderment and resignation: Gaye sets out to identify what is wrong with the country but seems overwhelmed when the immensity of the answer stares back at him.
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"The sense in the rest of Europe is bewilderment; how much worse can it get?" said Tomas Valasek, a former Slovak diplomat who lived in Britain for many years and now directs Carnegie Europe, a Brussels-based research institution.
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Interviews with English soccer fans expressing bewilderment that Russia might be perceived negatively— when its World Cup reception has been so warm — have become a staple on Russian state television and RT, the Kremlin's outlet for English-language news.
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The smaller native birds tend to spring away at the sounds of approach, but these big ones seem to exist in a state of strange bewilderment, easily panicked and yet without the slightest idea of how to save themselves.
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During her co-star David Harbour's passionate acceptance speech for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series, Ryder gifted the audience with an array of incredibly crafted facial expressions that ranged from wonder to confusion to excitement to bewilderment.
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I spent close to three evenings with Oliver, and each time I walked away confident I had figured out everything about him, only to collapse into a paranoid state of bewilderment and despair, second-guessing everything he had told me.
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A number of survivors recounted the bewilderment, even a sense of betrayal, at being caught up in unfathomable carnage and terror inside a venue they had presumed to be a welcoming refuge for Orlando's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.
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Rhiya's facial expressions alone are worth the watch (she clearly has some serious doubts as to her dad's skills with a brush), and Williams' bewilderment at why hair ties aren't easier to use is a struggle we can all relate to.
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Her bewilderment is affectingly and persuasively embodied by Mr. Steggert, a gifted actor in his 30s who assumes the aspect of a child in a dress without any assistance from a feminine costume, a wig or even a toddler's lisp.
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SAGAMIHARA, Japan (Reuters) - Shock and bewilderment gripped neighbors of a disabled center in a town near Tokyo on Tuesday after a man stabbed and killed 19 residents in their sleep and wounded dozens more in Japan's worst mass killing in decades.
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It expresses itself in the form of a mildly condescending expression of bewilderment that a telegenic young woman is also good at her job: Jennifer Lawrence was so good in Winter's Bone, and she's a babe on the red carpet!
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The KISS rocker got a rise on Twitter New Year's Day by sharing his weird eating habit, with reactions ranging from bewilderment and disgust to admiration and relief ... the relief coming from the fact he wasn't trending because he died.
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Some here are training for more sophisticated work, and their reactions to the president's order suspending refugee admissions for four months and blocking arrivals from seven majority Muslim countries for 90 days have been a mix of bewilderment, anxiety and hurt.
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"I can't imagine her fear and bewilderment at what was happening to her as she was repeatedly raped, beaten, threatened and treated like a sexual object every day, while being posted on an ad on Backpage," Nacole said, choking back tears.
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Americans are getting ripped off every day while the rest of the developed world scratches their head in bewilderment over why we would continue on this path and especially why a Democrat would be the leading opponent of Universal Healthcare.
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Robert "Palmyra" Wood (whose landmark 1753 volume The Ruins of Palmyra greatly influenced the development of neoclassical architecture in Europe) expressed bewilderment that the inhabitants of Tadmur wouldn't let him carry off inscriptions — he could only blame their greed or superstition.
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He echoed a general bewilderment among curling athletes who could not fathom why anyone would use drugs that aid endurance in a sport that is a kind of chess on ice, needing steady hands and concentration rather than physical fitness.
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Marsden is charming as he goes through the traditional arc usually found in this type of movie: first, bewilderment at his discovery of Sonic; followed by a desire to help him get off the planet; and ultimately ending up with a sincere friendship.
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But Hudson's palpably emotional signs, whose tenor ranged from bewilderment ("Southwest Where's Our Street") to pointed provocation ("Southwest Dead Faggot Street"), resounded like a chorus of voices shouting names into the void, searching for a place that was nowhere to be found.
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One for the perpetually beleaguered Bob Marley poster crowd and hyper fleek art crew alike, "Ciroc Boyz: Vol 1" dropped last April to a mixture of the bewilderment of the many and the knowingly exchanged arch looks of the Blunt-loving few.
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You'd have to give credit to the emoji designers for creating an accurate disappointment smiley, but they haven't come up with a solution to MSN Messenger's answer to disappointment — which looks more like a cross between bewilderment and fright, let's be honest.
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These groups of puzzles tend to follow a standard path: the first one seems too easy, then you have an epiphany when you realize the new twist, and then you scratch your head in bewilderment at the challenge in front of you.
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And only when you have as many as 64 human beings coexisting, as Battlefield 1's best multiplayer game modes feature, in an elaborate and war-torn setting do you experience the bewilderment of seeing tanks, planes, horses, and men clashing in concert.
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If I'd somehow time-traveled from the late 1980s to find myself tuned in to the Democratic presidential debates this summer—setting aside the bewilderment I'd experience upon learning that Donald Trump is president—I'd still think I was in bizarro world.
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In 2017, his case was referred to Surrogate's Court, where he sat in silent bewilderment as his lawyer and representatives from the city and the Mental Hygiene Legal Service, which represents the disabled in need of care, discussed his future before a judge.
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One New Yorker, who is also focused on votes these days, former New York City mayor and U.S. presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg praised Jeter as "classy and clutch" in a tweet while also laying bare his bewilderment at the one missing vote.
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The media's bewilderment at how to treat Trump's tweets derives from the speed at which Twitter (and other social-media platforms) has undercut their prerogatives, but also from the media's reluctance to fully embrace a scenario in which it is so thoroughly decentered.
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To his ongoing bewilderment, the controversial and formerly destitute artist's drawings and cartoons now fetch top dollar at esteemed gallery exhibitions, such as David Zwirner's recent Drawing for Print: Mind Fucks, Kultur Klashes, Pulp Fiction & Pulp Fact by the Illustrious R. Crumb.
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The injury to my neck slowly dissipated, the cuts on my legs slowly healed and faded from view, but my sense of bewilderment, my inability to articulate even the most simple of thoughts deepened and deepened until I was constantly on the verge of hysteria.
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A half-step away from the spotlight, Lin has nurtured an existence that now comfortably rests somewhere between the short-burst ecstasy of his time with the Knicks and the protracted bewilderment of his stints with the Houston Rockets and the Los Angeles Lakers.
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"On one hand, there remains an incredible vulnerability of adolescence that I am drawn to: the wide-eyed optimism, the fear, the bewilderment, the gnawing need for acceptance, the lack of purpose and the open hands searching for it," she wrote in a project description.
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The tracks are reverberant electronic dirges; the rhymes, heading into sung choruses, testify to bewilderment, mourning, resentment, self-pity and questions about what to do after a cathartic memorial concert: "I get tackled by the grief at times that I would least expect," he raps.
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My son, who was six years old at the time, watched in bewilderment as his mother repeatedly leapt out of her seat with an aborted curse, a raucous cheer and finally begrudging defeat, in the language of a sport he had yet to comprehend.
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Put another way, about four people are fatally shot by the Australian police each year, or one per six million people; in the United States, it is about one in 333,000, and that disparity is integral to the sense of bewilderment and fury in Australia.
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While it's possible their statements are just a sign of lousy PR management — rote responses from which they never deviate — I suspect their answers are more indicative of bewilderment and frustration that their creation has been so thoroughly taken from them and turned into something else.
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" In his writing about burnout, Cohen is careful to note that it has antecedents; "melancholic world-weariness," as he puts it, is noted in the book of Ecclesiastes, diagnosed by Hippocrates, and endemic to the Renaissance, a symptom of bewilderment with the feeling of "relentless change.
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Complicating this calculation, one stakeholder said, is that an increasing number of students have come to these institutions galvanized by protest movements like Black Lives Matter and radicalized to the point of bewilderment that their leaders would choose to associate, in any way, with Donald Trump.
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" Raila Odinga, the country's veteran opposition leader, also condemned the attack and said "we have watched in bewilderment as hooligans take advantage of the drought to subject these ranchers to unwarranted attacks ... the government is clearly unable or unwilling to bring these attacks to a stop.
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"So when I was a kid, my mom used to sell drugs," she said once, to the bewilderment of a yoga studio full of squeaky clean-cut white ladies in colorful leggings and 70-dollar Gaiam mats—many of who attend or teach at Tulane—and me.
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Rage and bewilderment, fear and loathing and that grand old Aristotelian couple, pity and terror: These were all welcome and entirely appropriate responses to have in the theater of Mr. Albee, one of the genuinely great dramatists of the last century, who died on Friday at 88.
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From detention, he described his bewilderment at how a planned holiday had transformed into the likelihood that he would be forced to return to a country where human rights groups say thousands of people have been tortured for their involvement in the crushed Arab Spring movement.
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It is superfluous to say that Bly is one of the legends of contemporary poetry, which never got over its bewilderment at producing him; reasonably or not, he remains the prototypical non-modernist, the one who set in motion a poetics of intensity for generations to come.
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It is only now, having been held to account by the Service to which I devoted the best years of my life, that I am driven in age and bewilderment to set down, at whatever cost, the light and dark sides of my involvement in the affair.
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Charles M. Blow Last week, when voters in Montana elected Greg Gianforte to fill the state's lone seat in the House of Representatives, even after he was recorded in a physical altercation with a reporter, many Americans — like me — were left to look on in astonished bewilderment.
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Michael has other options, though, and, when he dresses up as a woman to audition for a part that Sandy wanted, it's not so much betrayal that Sandy feels as bewilderment and anger: is it possible that Michael is a better woman than she could ever be?
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Bewilderment was the first reaction of many this morning as the Grammy Awards announced its nominees for Album of the Year, pitting four of the most culturally and commercially dominant pop stars of this era against Mr. Simpson, 38, a critically respected but little-known country outsider.
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On Thursday morning, President Donald Trump's ultra-rich commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, expressed bewilderment during an interview with CNBC over the fact that federal workers who have not been paid in about a month because of the government shutdown are resorting to food banks for meals.
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But, when my older brother passed away suddenly on June 21 of last year, in a haze of grief, bewilderment, and sudden realization of how fast life could change, I was sure of one thing: I wanted to get a tattoo, and nothing and no one could stop me.
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It helps, too, that ESPN has spent the past few years experimenting with esports on TV. The network has broadcast Blizzard's Heroes of the Storm tournaments on several occasions—to the bewilderment of many sports fans—and has aired more events for more recognizable games like Street Fighter.
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The heads of the state schools had little good to say about the private school, and Ganna's bewilderment was great when the various gymnasiums refused mid-semester to admit Ferry; and her shock was even greater when it was put down to the insufficient preparedness of the boy.
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Cadogan, in "Black and Blue," literally walks in search of a safe space—Cadogan discovered his love for walking at age ten, in 1980s Kingston, Jamaica, fleeing a violent stepfather—and finds wonder, bewilderment, and confrontation, whether strolling through New Orleans pre-Katrina or traversing New York's boroughs.
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Meanwhile, with mainstream clubbers so committed to an ever-repeated of set that the absence of a drop confounds them to the point of bewilderment, anger and perhaps even insanity, remembering forgotten trends such as the "ten past nine records" reminds us that DJing can be daring and subversive.
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But all of them were eager to jump on the phone or text to unleash their frustrations and bewilderment about the global pandemic and the fact that Congress has remained in Washington, gathering in groups far larger than the 10 recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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If you were to ask me then -- when I was showing off my membership card -- if I could have predicted a day when the organization would find itself at odds with the friends and family members of shooting victims, I would have responded to the question with sheer bewilderment.
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Within weeks this has helped turn Caitlin into a viral phenomenon, to the point that a cadre of young goth-style groupies assemble outside the family's house, to the bewilderment of Allison, who's even more disturbed when she learns that Dean has given them permission to "crash" in their barn.
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When he departed the White House to travel to the summit last Friday, Trump caused bewilderment when he told reporters that Russia should be readmitted to the G7, the group of seven nations — the US, Germany, France, Italy, the UK, Japan, and Canada — that represent the world's most advanced economies.
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Iannetta, Walker lead Mariners to rout of Indians SEATTLE — The strut that Taijuan Walker carried through an impressive April had been replaced by looks of bewilderment and disgust over his past few outings, and the 03-year-old Seattle Mariners starting pitcher wasn't about to let his team down again.
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Manchester, UK resident Rachel Clarke posted a photo of the "steak" to Twitter last week, conveying her utter bewilderment at the fact that this is an actual thing people might buy over, say, a cheaper, unwrapped head of cauliflower that you can then cut yourself, at home, with a knife.
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Photographs and video of Mr. Lovett in handcuffs were soon bouncing around the internet, provoking bewilderment among fellow reporters, and a chuckle from Mr. Lovett himself, who posted on Twitter soon after his arrest that he had received teasing calls of support from members of the Cuomo administration's senior staff.
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In offhand remarks, Mr. McConnell has expressed a sense of bewilderment about where Mr. Trump's presidency may be headed, and has mused about whether Mr. Trump will be in a position to lead the Republican Party into next year's elections and beyond, according to people who have spoken to him directly.
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As a rapper, he distinctly recalls 2 Chainz in his defiantly bemused tone and theatric bewilderment at the existence of people who don't consider him the greatest rapper alive, but he's more rhythmically inventive, enlivening his mechanical triplets with stutters, whoops, speedy juxtapositions of multiple flow patterns into a single verse.
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There's a moment in season 2 of Stranger Things in which Harbour's Jim Hopper puts on a little music and gets a little into it, much to the bewilderment of Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), who looks at Hopper the way anyone would with a parent who is doing something so tragically embarrassing.
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This isn't a problem of managing surrealism; for the Signature Theater, Ms. Blain-Cruz directed a gorgeous revival of "The Death of the Last Black Man in the Whole Entire World" by Suzan-Lori Parks, a play that would knock "Thunderbodies" out of the ring in a contest of theatrical bewilderment and innovation.
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Mr. Trump's tentative agreement on Wednesday with Senator Chuck Schumer of New York and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California to move forward on legislation to protect the legal status of young, undocumented immigrants and to delay, for now, a fight over the president's promised border wall triggered anger and bewilderment on the right.
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Bewilderment greeted the government's vagueness about when the promised housing tax cut, destined for nearly 80 percent of French households, would be put in place: The prime minister first said it would be phased in gradually, but the outcry prompted officials to correct themselves a week later, promising a rollout by 2018.
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The account by Philip T. Reeker, the acting assistant secretary in charge of European and Eurasian Affairs, underscored the bewilderment in American diplomatic ranks over the State Department's decision in May to recall Marie L. Yovanovitch, a highly respected career diplomat and the top American official in Ukraine, months before her term was up.
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If they believed him to be a small child, then telling them truthfully that he was out of town at a medical conference, say, would cause bewilderment or suspicion; but if they believed their son to be a college student, telling them that he was playing in the garden would also be a mistake.
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In this unsparing but deeply compassionate film, viewers get a chance to see the fatigue, stress and bewilderment of modern life for what they are: not the regrettable side effects of market-driven progress, but the results of cynicism and greed, and the unfathomable human cost of wanting what we want, right now. Unrated.
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President Johnson had appointed this blue-ribbon citizens commission in the wake of the terrible riots that exploded in the black neighborhoods of many American cities during the long hot summer of 1967, with great loss of life, awful human injury and enormous property destruction — causing shock, fear, alarm, bewilderment and anxiety throughout the country.
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The chaotic meeting -- which multiple lawmakers recalled with bewilderment over the last 24 hours -- saw Trump break with his party on key issues and take positions, like a suggestion to take people's guns away before a judge has a chance to weigh in, that his administration and Republicans on Capitol Hill had never proposed.
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Here, Servillo's face is swelled and set, the crooner salesman fat off the land, still ready to seduce or bully, preferably both at once, and betraying a touch of wistful bewilderment at how things have been working out—a touch that's no doubt just another contemptuously thin ruse to keep getting his own way.
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His political outlook was shaped, he said, in part by the firing of teachers because of their political views, and in part by his bewilderment one day in the late 1940s when he, a friend and one elderly woman were the only passers-by willing to sign a petition supporting the Bill of Rights.
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"We are deeply sorry for the unintended offensive and hurtful tweets from Tay, which do not represent who we are or what we stand for, nor how we designed Tay," wrote Peter Lee, the corporate vice president for Microsoft Research, with what one imagines was a look of pained bewilderment unique to someone who just learned that 4chan exists.
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Not only have they secured the services of Jose Mourinho – a massive improvement on the prosaic bewilderment of Louis van Gaal – they have also strengthened their spine with the signings of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Eric Bailly and, most importantly, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, the latter of whom tallied up a whopping 19 goals and 15 assists for Borussia Dortmund last season.
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So as Latin America embraces greener energy sources, government officials and industry executives in the region have expressed a sense of confusion, even bewilderment, with the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the climate change commitments contained in the Paris Agreement, declare an end to the "war on coal" and take aim at American environmental regulations.
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Rudolph was given a $50,000 fine, but to the bewilderment of sports analysts and journalists, Rudolph has yet to be suspended for a single game, even though he arguably was the one who initiated the confrontation, even possibly kicking Garrett in the groin before being hit with his own helmet, as civil rights activist Shaun King pointed out.
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I glanced at Z.'s face and saw he was looking, too, not with any response I could read, and then he looked up, not at me or at the stage but simply forward, his face clouded with an expression not of anger or dismay but of bewilderment, I thought, and coming to myself suddenly I snatched away my hand.
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These movies know they're best left to stars — that the fun of them is in the chemistry of, say, Richard Gere and Julia Roberts or Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler bringing out the best in each other — and the people who made "When Harry Met Sally" knew that Meg Ryan was a star, this buffet of bewilderment, surprise, wonder, self-assurance and overreaction.
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Up until this week's installment, episode 2 had been the high watermark for the season — mostly because we got to spend it with King Ezekiel and his charismatic cohorts — and much of the joy of "Rock in the Road" came from watching our group go through the same stages of mistrust and bewilderment that Carol experienced when she first encountered the Kingdom's eccentric leader.
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In its first episode since Donald J. Trump won the 2016 presidential election, "Saturday Night Live" embraced the tension that many of its viewers surely feel, satirizing Mr. Trump, his controversial campaign and the uncertainty that surrounds him as president-elect, but also mocking the bewilderment of liberals who did not consider the possibility that Hillary Clinton could lose — or the conditions that gave rise to his victory.
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The song in question also possesses one of Little Fiction's most affecting lyrics, rife with the shame and bewilderment of watching one's country make all the wrong decisions in a matter of months: Hands up if you've never seen the sea I'm from a land with an island status Makes us think that everyone hates us Maybe darling, they do But then, in typical Elbow fashion, the verse ends with the political bleeding into the personal: But they haven't met you.
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