Head scratching The delay to Nauert's nomination has led to some head scratching at the UN, in Congress and among those who watch US foreign policy.
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There was immediate head scratching from those who saw it.
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ET — some minor, some major, and some completely head-scratching.
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The ancient Egyptians left us with plenty of head scratching.
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The winners were eclectic, diverse and in some cases, head-scratching.
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And some are, on the surface, a bit more head-scratching.
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"We've seen both head-scratching and vehement opposition," Mr. Rogen said.
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Twitter did some head-scratching over how Kardashian West missed this.
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Yet there are also two head-scratching aspects of this thesis.
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My head is bloody from the head scratching this presidency prompts.
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See the 22 most head-scratching looks celebrities wore in 2019.
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That in turn has produced some severe head-scratching from market professionals.
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Bieber, 22, has been exhibiting some head scratching behavior as of late.
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The tweets prompted significant head-scratching — and some backlash — from West's fans.
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If it does, it's likely to mutate in head-scratching, unexpected ways.
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It appears that the next head-scratching YouTube beauty trend has arrived.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's statement on that was equally head-scratching.
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But there is also a combination of head-scratching and shoulder-shrugging.
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Endless head shaking, head scratching, and, eventually, mocking follows, and then ding!
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Adding to the head-scratching quality of this fence is its location.
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In many places, there is still much head scratching over Mr. Trump.
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It was just another head-shaking, head-scratching move that we see.
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Tuesday evening, and proved she's a good sport about the head-scratching tribute.
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It's not a head-scratching mind-bender, and it isn't supposed to be.
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That led to much head-scratching, since no such sanctions had been announced.
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Luckily, Reddit is a gold mine for finding the most head scratching requests.
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Trump's trip to Texas was full of head-scratching bombast and, well, hats.
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Needless to say some head-scratching was done on Perry's part as well.
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While this kind of shit is really head scratching, it's far from uncommon.
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The catalog of inaccurate claims ranges from the weighty to the head-scratching.
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Brenda Blethyn begins the seventh season of "Vera" with a head-scratching mystery.
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The news was obviously met with a mix of head-scratching and anger.
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That caused lots of head scratching as to who had come as Perkins.
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However, where would we be without our obligatory head-scratching moment on Oscar morning?
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Because it's a strange website that's already been involved in head-scratching online puzzles.
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We don't need any additional head-scratching -- or fatal -- examples to make the case.
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"There is something head-scratching about it," says Scott Woodward, the L.S.U. athletic director.
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But it was one of the most head-scratching media news events of the summer.
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A new anti-meth campaign in South Dakota has prompted a bit of head-scratching.
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Because the internet and its vortex of head-scratching commerce takes no days off, folks.
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But is there a head-scratching incongruence to the way Kiwis are treated as migrants?
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Thornley dissected the scoring rules of baseball and asked head-scratching questions of his audience.
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Last September, we were left with an unsettling, head-scratching finale for Castle Rock season 1.
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It's a head-scratching reality, especially since Swift's reputation garnered so much airtime this past year.
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More head-scratching for Democrats is the move of Florida, the quintessential swing-state, towards Republicans.
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This is not the first head-scratching comment Carson has made in the past few days.
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After much head-scratching, Mr Gale suspected there was no solution, but could not prove it.
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The first head-scratching beauty news of 2016 has officially arrived, and it's pretty bizarre futuristic.
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All that is missing from the head-scratching pearls of wisdom, Rodriguez says, is the wisdom.
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This isn't the first head-scratching thing Schultz has done on his pre-presidential bid tour.
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We present, in no particular order, the quirky, the profound, the head scratching and the heartbreaking.
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Scott mixes observations of deep profundity and eloquence with some head-scratching notions about digital life.
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It just so happens that Mayfield is somewhat known for making the occasional head-scratching mistake.
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Blessed with the arsenal of an ace, Pineda has been consistently undone by head-scratching meltdowns.
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But nobody has to do much head-scratching over his position on medical aid in dying.
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Perhaps the most head-scratching tweet is the one that hints that the actress may be pregnant.
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Ahead, find the most head-scratching buys that line our shelves — because sometimes nontraditional is just better.
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Goldman Sachs' stunning first-quarter profit disappointment immediately set off some serious head-scratching on Wall Street.
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When these private equity guys put money into CAA and William Morris — a lot of head-scratching.
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He did eventually say that he'd leave her alone, but left her with another head-scratching message.
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When cash is so disconnected from data, teasing out the latter's value requires lots of head-scratching.
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Curry made the head-scratching comment on an episode of the "Winging It" podcast, which posted Monday.
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The story has its head-scratching moments, but the eclectic score carries all before it (2247:244).
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The story has its head-scratching moments, but the eclectic score carries all before it (444423:444413).
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The story has its head-scratching moments, but the eclectic score carries all before it (1:50).
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The story has its head-scratching moments, but the eclectic score carries all before it (21:230).
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That's inspired a lot of head-scratching and hand-wringing about what might have caused the spike.
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Like so many other questions in this book, this one is posed as a head-scratching koan.
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"It's head-scratching to think that she would have entertained undermining the democratic process," Mr. Fallon said.
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The action is prompting a combination of reflection and head-scratching in the tight-knit theater world.
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But it was another head-scratching moment in a Mets season that seems to be going haywire.
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The story is head-scratching, and the Biden campaign has not responded to questions about its veracity.
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But that's just the tip of the head-scratching ingredient iceberg, as you'll see in the slides ahead.
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Despite a few head-scratching moments, the overall outpouring of reactions toward the nominees has been fairly positive.
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"Let's not sugarcoat it, Lyft's stock has been a head-scratching train wreck since the IPO," Ives said.
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She has adopted a head-scratching strategy of declining to offer voters reasons why they shouldn't support Sanders.
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Within the orbit of Muslim-American activists, Ms. Ahmed has earned a combination of head-scratching and credibility.
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We had last discussed this in September as a head-scratching possibility, with BlackRock among the likely applicants.
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At the time, it was a head-scratching idea, one that many assumed was good only for sexting.
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Needless to say, Garrett's decision caused much head scratching among neutral fans, and deeper consternation among Cowboy fans.
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It also costs a head-scratching $23 for the 2100-incher and $349 for the 12.9-inch version.
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BNY Mellon's head-scratching decision has moved in the opposite direction of the thrust of U.S. public opinion.
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This variation is one reason why there is not much head-scratching about low inflation in emerging markets.
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The emergence of Rudy Giuliani as Trump's top legal spokesman and his often head-scratching talk show strategy.
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And though he does it in his own head-scratching way, it has a magnetism that stands out.
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The founder of the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, Masayoshi Son, is known for making ambitious, sometimes head-scratching moves.
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Now, five months later, one simple, yet significant, question remains a head scratching mystery: Who hired Mr. Alvarez?
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But the timing of the events -- and just how different they were -- is at least a little head scratching.
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In a sort of head-scratching situation, Rob's more-famous sisters did not speak out publicly against his actions.
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She's drawn criticism for dropping millions on lavish parties and last year's head-scratching sponsorship of the Met Ball.
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He shared the puzzle on Friday, and has, as usual, been met with the usual amount of head scratching.
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It'll compliment Urban Outfitters' Extreme Crop Tank Top Shrug quite nicely, in the head-scratching section of your wardrobe.
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Conway's latest head-scratching moment came on Monday morning during an interview with George Stephanopoulos on Good Morning America.
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And finally, there was no President Trump in the 1990s producing a head-scratching number of headlines each day.
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Netflix's new sci-fi thriller The OA is garnering acclaim from critics and plenty of intrigued head-scratching from fans.
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Without a host for a second year, the ceremony offered a grab bag of emotional moments and head-scratching choices.
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It's a bit head-scratching that it's inspired such devotion on Tumblr, until you consider the nature of the community.
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Despite some of Apple's more head-scratching decisions regarding the iPhone 73, its updated storage is a 27 percent blessing.
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What's causing a lot of head-scratching is voice activation and the role names that are said and not seen.
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Eilish had timelines buzzing last week when she made head-scratching comments to Vogue about the authenticity of rap music.
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Go deeper: The ceremony offered a grab bag of emotional moments and head-scratching choices, our chief TV critic writes.
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"Don't cry for me, Argentina" was one of his most bewildering lines from a long list of head-scratching comments.
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His colorful commentary lends the perfect narration to our head-scratching, fist-shaking, voice-raising emotions about these mac and cheeses.
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There are a few head-scratching problems with this accusation: First, no president can order a wiretap of a private citizen.
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Now, after more than twenty years of head-scratching, we finally have an explanation: the Mt. Pinatubo volcanic eruption of 1991.
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Many politicians have done a good deal of head-scratching over how to get the best scientific bang for their buck.
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The persistent failure of 16-seeds to defy the odds has caused mild head-scratching among quantitative analysts of college basketball.
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True to form, the president's interview with ABC News, which aired on Sunday, produced its fair share of head-scratching moments.
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His neighbor isn't the first person to misidentify an ISIS flag, although he or she might be the most head-scratching.
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The head-scratching match-up was in the name of Match for Africa 4, a fundraiser for the Roger Federer Foundation.
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Cashin said such head-scratching market moves are now all about psychology, and rational connections have broken down at this point.
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But after the White House released its budget this week, there's a lot of head-scratching over how that actually works.
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That's what the documentary explores, in a cross between a real-life mystery and a desperate, head-scratching Stockholm syndrome tale.
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In response to the, "I don't get it," or why, the head-scratching is exactly the reason why we acquired it.
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With trial set for March 19, the AT&T merger case has engendered much scrutiny and a lot of head-scratching.
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Aside from the Brown-featuring "African Bad Gyal," Sounds From the Other Side hosts a few more head-scratching guest appearances.
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And then there's the fact that she's a television writer, which made her critique of writing that much more head-scratching.
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Said smoking doesn't kill -- There is also some head scratching about his insistence in 2000 that smoking doesn't actually kill people.
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The film's visual style was met with some head-scratching, but Downey Jr. took home a Golden Globe for his role.
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The GOP's discordant claims and head-scratching moments, scattered through the hearings over the last two weeks, have left witnesses baffled.
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In 2015 the Sultan of Johor provoked similar head-scratching when he appeared to order the state government to ban e-cigarettes.
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Entertainment Tonight's Lauren Zima spoke with the Bachelorette alum, who shed some light into what was a head-scratching turn of events.
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Whatever the reason, here's how to get your entire digital life from Android to iOS with as little head-scratching as possible.
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But when it comes to head-scratching financial choices—how much to save, where to invest—that assumption looks ever more iffy.
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Talking to the media afterwards, Gates made a head-scratching comparison between Trump and JFK in terms of his openness to innovation.
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When the time comes to connect these details to the rest of a scene, however, a viewer can be left head-scratching.
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Each season, brands like Vetements and Moschino provide us with new batches of head-scratching merchandise, usually in the form of accessories.
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But good teams, ones that aspire to make the playoffs, do not suffer many of those shoulder-slumping, head-scratching, unsettling defeats.
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The SoCal-based fast-food chain is testing out a new menu item that's part chicken nugget, part nachos, and 100% head-scratching.
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And while Gyllenhaal is trying something in his portrayal of pompous art critic Morf Vandewalt, the results are more head-scratching than compelling.
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A few odd but consistent accentuations and articulations of the text left room for head-scratching, yet scarcely detracted from the overall effect.
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ON TENNIS Not much head scratching is required when it comes to deciding how to start a wish list for tennis in 2019.
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We all love Sting ... but there was some head-scratching when he was announced, being that the game is in Toronto, Drake's hometown.
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The rules have prompted head-scratching among Chinese eaters, and even some metaphysical speculation about what makes a jianbing in the first place.
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It's a head-scratching inversion, and yet more evidence that while her husband may treat his job like a reality TV series, Mrs.
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"Let's not sugarcoat it; Lyft's stock has been a head-scratching train wreck since the IPO," said Dan Ives, managing director at Wedbush Securities.
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He has been criticized for his handling of Kizer, who has been benched three times, as well as some head-scratching decisions during games.
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These sites' presence at the top of NewsWhip's list prompted head-scratching even from seasoned pundits, such as FiveThirtyEight Editor-in-Chief Nate Silver.
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But that seemingly impossible task is only the first in a series of head-scratching decisions that make The Dark Tower such a disaster.
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There was the head scratching over Apple's very plain bagel emoji, while Unicode earlier this year fixed up the once anatomically incorrect lobster emoji.
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That head-scratching scenario came into focus Monday with three analyses released in advance of Wednesday's start of open enrollment in Obamacare health insurance.
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Mallards and wood ducks seem to be floating across taupe polka dots, making for a head-scratching combo of board meeting and hunting lodge.
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That made for some head-scratching this year when two movies about music, "A Star is Born" and "Bohemian Rhapsody," were nominated as dramas.
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Even David Ortiz, at age 22000, is providing some head-scratching power, hitting 36 home runs in what he says is his final season.
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Join us in New York on Wednesday evening and dive into all the winners, losers and head-scratching moments from a volatile 2020 race.
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The head-scratching ghost of Samuel Beckett, and the more sinister spirit of Harold Pinter, haunt "Ballyturk," which traffics unapologetically in literature's biggest theme.
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Though there was some head-scratching about the choice, the message was meant to resonate with her base at home, not her fellow partygoers.
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Over its three-decade existence, the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank and its founder, Masayoshi Son, have been known for ambitious and sometimes head-scratching moves.
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ABC, NBC and CBS have been carrying many of the impeachment hearings live, but their nightly newscasts have been making some head-scratching choices.
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But his last four starts, including a clunker in a 6-3 loss to the San Diego Padres on Wednesday, have been head-scratching.
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But for each of our last four presidents, the acceptance rate for their children at these schools has been a head-scratching 100 percent.
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Add separate point systems drafted by the country's provinces and territories based on their job markets, and the system grows even more head-scratching.
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The collection was odd and otherworldly, with the kind of creative fantasy and head-scratching discoveries that Mr. Kane seems uniquely qualified to provide.
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But the past few weeks have been head-scratching: shares soared 141% and then fell 29% within just 25 trading days on no groundbreaking news.
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Hassan Whiteside, who was playing in the NBA development league less than two years ago, also received a head-scratching maximum contract this past week.
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The Nintendo Switch launch game 1-2-Switch will support a lot of head-scratching, "I didn't know I wanted this until now" mini-games.
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Much ink has been spilled, along with head scratching and expended energy, trying to understand who Dolezal is and what she wants from claiming blackness.
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Balenciaga have come out with another head-scratching doozy, and this time it's way more expensive than its t-shirt shirt and car mat skirts.
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Either way, I'd like to follow that post up with the sequel: all of the jaw-dropping, head-scratching things people do with their money.
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The defeats and head-scratching offense have piled up lately, but Manager Terry Collins spoke briefly to the team after the game and ordered music.
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In 2005, Soderbergh made Bubble, which was mostly considered a head-scratching choice at the time but a mere 12 years later seems almost prophetic.
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In a head-scratching policy for an awards program adjudicated by reporters from overseas, foreign-language films are ineligible for the marquee best picture categories.
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No court-watcher alive can recall such a slow start to a Supreme Court term, and it has become the subject of much head-scratching.
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His ideas range from the mundane but wise (revive the Office of Technology Assessment) to the head-scratching (working directly with companies on new algorithms).
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And, lo, in the play's truly head-scratching twist, it turns out that Imogen herself was once a bear, who escaped from captivity and — presto!
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In today's head-scratching-news, Pete Davidson is requiring fans to sign a $1 million non-disclosure agreement before attending his comedy shows, Deadline reports.
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Just as Gerrit Cole was starting to resemble the top-of-the-rotation starter needed by the Pittsburgh Pirates, he turned in another head-scratching clunker.
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But while she certainly has gold on her mind, Vonn didn't hesitate to correct a hater on Twitter who attacked her with a head-scratching tweet.
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Click here to view original GIFNostalgia videos, smashed together amalgamations of our childhood entertainment, are almost as numerous cat videos and head-scratching Donald Trump tweets.
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In a move that prompted a fair amount of head-scratching, Facebook's plan to combat revenge porn involves people sending their nude pictures directly to Facebook.
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Quite why these three projects have been singled out, and, unusually in such cases, specifically named, continues to cause head-scratching both within China and without.
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All of this has prompted some head-scratching in the industry, given that Goldman has so little experience in the hotly competitive field of retail banking.
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The reunion seemed like a microcosm of their original run condensed into less than two years—all the highs, lows, and head-scratching moments in-between.
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Detroit got off to a 213-217 start this season, but the losses came with head-scratching moments of terrible luck and agonizingly narrow scoring margins.
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But for anyone looking for the perfect example, they should consider her head-scratching press conference on the same day the house announced articles of impeachment.
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As a candidate, the elder Mr. Trump, who had expressed admiration of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, took positions that summer that caused head scratching.
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Sure enough, after minutes of what sounded like head-scratching, the representative Mr. Shafer spoke with said that the situation made no sense to him, either.
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In one incredible study earlier this year, researchers traced the origin of a head-scratching brain disorder to a particular type of bacteria living in the gut.
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Here's a head-scratching deal that makes plenty of sense: Laurene Powell Jobs, the billionaire investor and philanthropist, wants to invest in the news division of BuzzFeed.
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When its ten-year bond yields fell below 2% in 1998, there was a lot of head-scratching, says Peter Tasker, a seasoned analyst of Japan's economy.
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" Ultimately, Mueller declared to head-scratching effect that "[w]hile this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him.
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The second is that this gives yet another window into Trump's lack of seriousness—something that could, perhaps, explain his head-scratching calls with Pakistan and Taiwan.
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Perhaps one of the few things more head-scratching than commenting on a stranger's body without invitation is commenting on a stranger's body while they're working out.
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And Cameron joins the head-scratching chorus of those trying to process Donald Trump's hollow brag that he'd have run into the school to save the students.
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But the Lightning provided both with back-to-back head-scratching penalties late in the first period that led to a 1-0 lead for the Penguins.
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The very end is head-scratching, but the impressive whole packs the action and themes that might power a very full novel into less than 70 pages.
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Even before his admission on Wednesday, Mr. Sakurada, who is also overseeing the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, had occasionally attracted media coverage for head-scratching public comments.
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North Korea: An armed group attacked the country's embassy in Madrid last month and then ran off — a head-scratching incident about which few details have emerged.
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John J. Ferriola, the chief executive of Nucor, said that the falling stock price is head-scratching because he believes that the industry is on solid footing.
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Among the head-scratching line-items was the pre-inaugural Lincoln Memorial concert, which came with a $25 million price tag, according to four of the people.
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This led to some head scratching at the latter end of the group stage, but can largely be judged a success for allowing new nations into the fold.
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Quantum computing, or computing based on the principles of physics' most head-scratching topic, has entered a new era in which it's doing things that are classically hard.
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And, just as we were able to put the whole "what color do YOU see?" debacle behind us, we have another head-scratching fashion item on our hands.
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Over the last year, our government has engaged in head-scratching diplomatic negotiations with Iran, and many of the key pieces of the deal fell into place recently.
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He tossed out plenty of head-scratching lines, such as when he asked a veteran African-American radio journalist to arrange a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus.
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At various points in the hearing, House representatives asked head-scratching questions about how Facebook beat MySpace and why Apple sends notifications to sign up for iCloud subscriptions.
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After a lot of head-scratching, they realized the combination of nicotine and alcohol was actually initiating a release of stress hormones that stopped the release of dopamine.
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The Bulls, in spite of themselves, have amassed a few interesting talents — most notably Lauri Markkanen, Wendell Carter Jr. and Zach LaVine — after years of head-scratching moves.
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Star Trek: Discovery The season finale of "Star Trek: Discovery" was true to form: alternately impressive and head-scratching; a visual marvel and yet muddled; nostalgic and fresh.
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From a pipe cleaner bust of the late actor to a very large sock monkey, here are the most head-scratching pieces going up for auction this weekend.
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"Let's not sugarcoat it, Lyft's stock has been a head-scratching train wreck since the IPO," wrote Wedbush analysts Daniel Ives and Ygal Arounian in a report last week.
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"The public will love the futuristic design and likely accept their vision for the future... but I believe there will be some head scratching," one former executive told me.
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There was some head-scratching this week, as data showed Japan's economy growing by 2.1% in the first quarter at an annualised rate, defying expectations of a slight contraction.
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The AV Club reports that the pair will star in A Quiet Place, a head-scratching film that involves suspense, supernatural beings, and Michael Bay — so probably also explosions.
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File this one under head-scratching costumes: Some smoky eye makeup, a helmet festooned with a jaunty feather, a cape which reads "Gay Me of Thrones," and no pants.
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Like such philosophically head-scratching aphorisms, these stories — part allegory, part myth, part magic realism, part Philip Marlowe, private eye — are sometimes confusing even to those who narrate them.
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There will no longer be a need for high-tech calculators as head-scratching scenarios explaining what a player would have to do to win the FedExCup are eliminated.
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Even more head-scratching, Madonna spent her late thirties and forties pioneering a mode of middle-aged pop stardom that flaunted maturity and leveraged honesty about aging to her advantage.
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In a year when several lower-tier presidential candidates seem to be confoundingly staying in past their campaigns' expiration dates, Gabbard may be the one causing the most head-scratching.
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"Mercy" delivers some additional head-scratching in the form of a second flash-forward, in which a clearly distraught present-day Rick stares out at the world with bloodshot eyes.
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Because as weird of a time it was for politics and the state of our country, it was equally as head-scratching, in some cases, for the realm of fashion.
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But at the Sea Battle Museum in Humen, which re-opened a year ago after a refurbishment costing nearly 60m yuan ($9m), it is possible to detect some head-scratching.
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Welcome to I Ate This On Purpose, one food writer's quest to try the viral, occasionally terrifying, often hilarious, head-scratching foods that fill our newsfeeds and capture our imaginations.
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There are also more philosophical debates happening, including here at SXSW, that highlight the kind of head-scratching problems Silicon Valley and automakers will have to face down the road.
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Just when we were forgetting about her stance on not being African-American, but just being a plain ole American (lol), she caught our attention with another head-scratching comment.
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To say that President Trump's methods of screening candidates for important government posts are unorthodox would be an understatement, so I will not pursue this head-scratching line of thought.
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In their final home game of the season, the Mets took advantage of relentless hitting, the stellar pitching of the rookie Robert Gsellman and head-scratching mistakes by the Phillies.
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On the heels of the inexplicable and unprecedented granting of head-scratching conditions to the Clinton team, came Comey's decision not to charge, well before key witnesses were interviewed. Why?
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You can see the appeal when faced with the head-scratching about-face of Alberta Ferretti, who abandoned her signature frothy, fragile femininity in search of what she called renewal.
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Washington (CNN)Robert Mueller's prosecutors dropped yet another head-scratching signal in their latest court filing Tuesday that the special counsel investigation may be wrapping up -- or maybe it's not.
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The 10-year-old building looks worse for wear, and the apartments are laid out in awkward shapes (I imagined a lot of head-scratching while trying to position furniture).
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Yet because there's usually an abundance of worthy contenders for the former and a dearth of candidates for the latter, head-scratching selections find their way into the comedy field.
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The latest—and most head-scratching—feature introduced into its app is a set of "shoppable" stickers to decorate photos taken within the app, the same way you might in Snapchat.
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Unlike some of the more obscure and head-scratching moves, which include China's forgotten social network and an iced tea company, there would be some merit to Line adopting a token.
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NEWARK — After weeks of shrugs and head-scratching, one of the more perplexing mysteries of the investigation into the infamous traffic jam at the George Washington Bridge has been solved: Gov.
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"The Tonight Show" host challenged players to casually sneak in the head-scratching phrases into their media interviews and he had no shortage of volunteers who were willing to play along.
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These were just some of the questions raised by this weekend's head-scratching installment of "Saturday Night Live," which was hosted by Mr. David and featured Miley Cyrus as musical guest.
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And now, Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, said "Truth isn't truth," adding his own phrase to memorable — and sometimes head-scratching — comments made by those close to the president.
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The movies "Babel" and "Cloud Atlas," as well as "Lost," the head-scratching television series cocreated by J. J. Abrams, featured characters unknowingly linked across huge swaths of space and time.
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With the bases loaded, Robles fired a full-count fastball over the head of Nolan Arenado and to the backstop, resulting in the Mets' head-scratching 5-4 walk-off loss.
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He walked two, including the walk-off walk of Travis Shaw that cost the Mets the game in a head-scratching, 4-3 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday night.
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Legislative solutions aren't profitable Here's the easy answer to that and other head-scratching questions about who is actually representing us: Solving problems isn't as politically profitable as keeping them broken.
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Plus, there's the head-scratching decision late last month to have Claure help identify cost-saving and revenue opportunities at WeWork, even though SoftBank already had two directors on the WeWork board.
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The Fairlight CMI-composed record is full of pop songs that veer from cheesy to head-scratching to straight-up terrifying, but once this album clicks, it stays in your consciousness forever.
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Which could explain why the reaction to the news of the Spotted Cheetah's three-night, pop-up restaurant in New York City was a race for tables instead of head-scratching confusion.
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Read More Cramer: Something bizarre just happened with supermarkets Another head-scratching stock was Stericycle, which has been one of the most consistent stocks out there and suddenly fell off a cliff.
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"What's been going on in New York State government lately is simultaneously heartbreaking, head-scratching and almost comic," he said, echoing remarks he made last month in front of the Kentucky Legislature.
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And yet for all the head-scratching, some analysts feel market-based inflation expectations may simply be undermined by lack of demand for inflation-protected products in such a low deflationary environment.
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What I do not understand, though, is all the head-scratching, both within Oregon as well as across the United States, as to how such a bigoted attack could occur in Portland.
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Key Lime Pie and Orange Cream Pop Twizzlers and Hawaii Coconut Almond Hershey's Kisses are on the list, too, but the most head-scratching addition may be the Texas BBQ Payday bar.
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Redditor NLS83 posted a head-scratching optical illusion Wednesday that could have you staring at your screen for hours, but once you see it, you won't be able to un-see it.
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Despite all the head-scratching and complaining that has come from the Republicans about the White House, this has been an agenda that much of the GOP seems to be pleased about.
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But the fact that Google was outmaneuvered by Amazon — not Apple, which builds its own digital assistant technology, called Siri, into its mobile products — has caused head-scratching throughout the technology industry.
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Neal has been criticized for moving slowly on trying to get Trump's federal tax returns, and there's been some head-scratching around his decision not to pursue the state ones at all.
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" But in Variety, Frank Rizzo was more enthusiastic, writing that "even amid the head-scratching, it's a pleasure watching how Martin probes the fault line of marriage, social dynamics and cultural swings.
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LONDON — Add this head-scratching prediction to the list of campaign-trail utterances made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson: Brexit is sure to inspire a baby boom if he remains in office.
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"I think it's a real head-scratching decision," said George Arzt, a veteran Democratic strategist who served as the late Ed Koch's press secretary during his time as New York City mayor.
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Even here, however, the general fuzziness about what IoT really is, how to best approach it, and what the real opportunities are is leading to a lot of head-scratching and strategic adjustments.
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"It's a funny thing now," Alex Chung, CEO and cofounder of Giphy, told me in an earlier interview, when asked about the natural head-scratching around a GIF-serving raising that much money.
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With the world literally burning and a constant stream of head-scratching headlines dampening spirits across the country, if there was any year to turn to art as a comfort, it was 2017.
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Pacman Jones is going to bat for Marvin Lewis on the heels of his head-scratching contract extension ... telling TMZ Sports he couldn't be happier about the Bengals coach getting 2 more years.
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Now Arson Frog is a TikTok sensation, gracing many a profile picture and user name, inspiring fan art, and prompting questions from confused "old millennials" on Reddit and head-scratching shoutouts from Twitterati.
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The head-scratching look, once favored by Hollywood's horological two-timers like Marlon Brando and Johnny Depp, has become picked up by a new generation of celebrities looking to double down on bling.
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Collins and Ramirez watched on television, Ricco said, as the Mets lost, 5-3, to Milwaukee, a mess of a game featuring five errors — three by the Mets — and several head-scratching plays.
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There were also some head-scratching, head-spinning and handwringing issues to discuss: What, for instance, should be the Starbucks policy for handling customers who insist on using the bathroom without making purchases?
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A Troubling Timeline at Valeant | A growing trickle of head-scratching news adds to gaps in Valeant Pharmaceuticals' financial disclosures, despite attempts to burnish results, Gretchen Morgenson writes in the Fair Game column.
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Join me and the New York Times politics team on March 4 — the day after Super Tuesday — as we dive into all of the winners, losers and head-scratching moments of the race.
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That may sound like a head-scratching prediction, given that the lead Russia investigator has yet to interview key witnesses like former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon and President Donald Trump himself.
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The campaign's other line of attack is more head-scratching: Earlier in the week, Clinton claimed that single-payer would create a national system by turning government programs like Medicare over to the states.
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We saw the impending death of the Naked Dress, an awards season to rival any Fashion Week before it, and a bevy of odd, head-scratching trends that actually saw the light of day.
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Bungie launched a head-scratching ARG five days before Rise of Iron launched, and its sole purpose was to get players started on a rather lengthy path to unlocking a new, coveted exotic weapon.
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After a round of head-scratching tests, it seems science says that Ben and Olivia are a practically perfect match: She scored an ultra-high 7.42 out of 10 – compare that to Sam's 2.42.
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Google has successfully threaded the needle on balancing out both form factors – though design preference is still going to cause some head-scratching before picking one or the other for those planning on buying.
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More from VICE: Parents of affected children often describe the "diagnostic odyssey" of tests, false leads and medical head-scratching they endure before the source of the problem is identified—if it ever is.
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Their late-game implosion at Miller Park resulted in an 101-9 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers, the Mets' fourth straight defeat, and produced one of their most head-scratching games of the season.
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It happened on the second-to-last day of the art show, where much fuss and head scratching this week has been over a solitary banana — an overripe one — duct-taped to a wall.
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It's head scratching that Bob Mueller -- known as a black-and-white kind of prosecutor -- would leave a matter of this importance to someone else, particularly a political appointee like Attorney General William Barr.
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And as if the waffle/pancake comparison wasn't head-scratching enough, there was also advice like, "Don't flaunt your body -- sexuality scrambles the mind (for men and women)," according to training documents obtained by HuffPost.
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Over the last two seasons we've dealt with the big twists (Jason Blossom's killer), the small twists (Jughead's dad turning out to be a Southside Serpent) and the head-scratching twists (the Black Hood "resolution").
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And we also saw Kelly's follow-up interview with Menendez which focused on his brief reaction to the Law & Order series about his case and had far fewer head-scratching moments than Wednesday's first part.
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The Twitter account of Josh Holz—the teenage mastermind behind the massively viral and head-scratching "Damn Daniel" video—was apparently hacked over the weekend, and the attacker took the prized video down with them.
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Rivers had a similarly head-scratching play early in the third quarter when he rolled to the outside to escape the pass rush, but had the ball slip out of his hands for a fumble.
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The president earlier Thursday repeated his head-scratching assertion that the government should not hire more immigration judges, even though his executive order directs the Justice Department to speed up consideration of cases involving families.
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That, combined with completely muffing 40D, made this one of the last clues I filled in, and it's a bit more than offbeat to me, more toward head-scratching, but HOPE NOT does fit there.
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Investors who poured millions into digital media upstarts earlier in the decade saw billions in estimated value disappear as those companies missed growth targets and were forced into downrounds, firesales, head-scratching mergers, and shutdowns.
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Having only reached one semi-final since lifting the Australian Open trophy in January, the coming weeks will lead to head-scratching analysis from Osaka as she tries to rediscover the missing ingredients from her game.
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That might normally lead to head-scratching, but both are the by-products of central bank easing, and strategists say U.S. long-end yields could keep moving lower even if the Fed does raise interest rates.
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People noticed: DeVito has been interviewed by everyone from Page Six to Jimmy Fallon about his "art project," praised for creating a hilarious, head-scratching meme that serves only to broaden and bolster his comedic appeal.
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The International Monetary Fund's warning of a darkening outlook on Monday after China's confirmation of its slowest growth rate in nearly 210 years and amid more head-scratching over Brexit continued to weigh on the mood.
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Tribune Publishing, the storied newspaper brand behind some of the nation's biggest broadsheets, is now tronc, a "content curation and monetization company" with a head-scratching name that might sound better suited for a cartoon caveman.
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Even before Marriott began trying to define or redefine the brands it had acquired, it listed its incumbent ones in a security filing with all sorts of head-scratching definitions that were supposed to differentiate them.
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Critics also argue that some lawyers are robo-filing lawsuits — cut-and-pasting nearly identical allegations into complaints against multiple companies — and in the process are bringing head-scratching cases that risk undermining the credible ones.
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Over the past 48 hours, key figures in the party have uttered head-scratching statements about the tax-cuts bill that will be millstones for those Republicans fighting for their political lives in the midterm elections.
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He has given demonstrative presentations rooted in history that have in some ways resembled a lecture he might give at Harvard and produced viral moments with his defiant and at-times head-scratching defenses of presidential power.
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Trump's head-scratching performance in Helsinki harmed Republicans in suburban swing districts, where House races in November will be won or lost by a few percentage points, said one GOP strategist who saw polling after the summit.
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In her new book, "With All Due Respect," which Business Insider obtained in advance of its Tuesday release, Haley said she immediately requested a meeting with the president after his head-scratching joint press conference with Putin.
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New York (CNN Business)For years, some of the most towering figures in Silicon Valley have pulled off a feat that's equal parts impressive and head-scratching: running two or more sizable companies at the same time.
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The Carpetbagger The 2019 Golden Globe nominations were announced on Thursday, and as is often the case with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which hands out these awards, there were several big surprises and head-scratching omissions.
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In a ruling that caused head-scratching everywhere except Chapel Hill, the N.C.A.A. announced on Friday that it could not punish the university or its athletics program because the "paper" classes were not available exclusively to athletes.
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As a Barbie-doll-playing little girl myself, I had some head-scratching, worrisome moments taking my daughter to play in the town's touch football league and watching her dress in her brother's hand-me-down sweatpants.
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"There was some head-scratching about resettling refugees in town that are in rubble, without engaging in the reconstruction of buildings," Nina Shea, director of the Center for Religious Studies at the conservative Hudson Institute, told Fox News.
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Naturally, most of the textbook merch (T-shirts, hoodies, and pins) and even some of the more head-scratching items on offer (such as Kylie-printed thongs, socks, and sports bra-and-panty sets) sold out pretty quickly.
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Among the more head-scratching claims adult film star Stormy Daniels reportedly made about her alleged sexual affair with Donald Trump in her 2011 interview with In Touch magazine is that the now-president is "terrified" of sharks.
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Countless people who got the messages reported that the apparent senders of the texts told them they actually did not send them, causing a flurry of complaints and head scratching on on Twitter, Reddit, and other social media.
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But Tenney, a bombastic, conservative congresswoman known for her fiery rhetoric and propensity to often make head-scratching comments, has fully embraced Trump and made that strategy central to her campaign against Anthony Brindisi, an assemblyman from Utica.
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Last night, after Donald Trump's head-scratching Oval Office address about the novel coronavirus, the nation's capital was hit with another piece of disquieting news: a staffer for Washington senator Maria Cantwell had tested positive for the virus.
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The investigation and court proceedings over the ensuing two years have riveted the country, including the sensational, and head-scratching, allegation that the coup backers recruited a former C.I.A. officer to help ferry its plotters out of Montenegro.
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While astronomers have some ideas as to how 2019 AQ3 could have come into being, the object wasn't discovered until early January 2019, which means that they're still in the head-scratching phase of understanding this curious object.
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Unlike the host-less Oscars earlier this year, which were unexpectedly successful, this year's host-less Emmys were dragged down by badly written jokes, an inconsistent performance by running commentator Thomas Lennon and a head-scratching musical number.
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There has been plenty of head-scratching over Tesla's share-price surge, which has been thoroughly irrational, even if you're some kind of ultrabull who thinks that its core business — electric cars — is staged for staggering future growth.
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The family stuff is seriously hampered by the fact that none of them seem like real people — not even the father, despite Farrell's literal sad clown routine — and the business stuff by the head-scratching implausibility of everyone's plans.
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But the head-scratching was a reminder, if bigger investors needed one, of dysfunction in a market plagued by problems from thin liquidity and poor price discovery to unreliable data and an absence of fair value for major assets.
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All the fancy technology in the world doesn't mean a thing if there aren't good games to play, which helped to explain a lot of the head scratching leading up to the launch of Google's game streaming service, Stadia.
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Mr. Moffat builds a murky conspiracy plot around issues of police and judicial mistreatment of black men in both Britain and the United States, and questions accumulate, nearly none of which are satisfactorily answered by the head-scratching ending.
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Madeleine DeanMadeleine Dean3D-printable guns will require us to rethink our approach on gun safety Democrats' impeachment message leads to plenty of head-scratching Democratic leaders seek to have it both ways on impeachment MORE represents Pennsylvania's 4th District.
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"We rallied a lot on sort of a non-event and there is a little bit of head scratching about what's really new that we should be rallying on," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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They have suffered head-scratching losses on their home court to minnows like the Dallas Mavericks and Detroit Pistons, and are allowing their opponents to score more points per possession than the league average for the first time since 2012.
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A self-own on many levels, indeed, but perhaps even more head-scratching was the previous day's football metaphor, when Press Secretary Sean Spicer gleefully compared Donald Trump's 2016 campaign to that of the New England Patriots during a press briefing.
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Last week Buffalo occasioned a great deal of head-scratching when it seemed to sabotage its playoff hopes by sending out an unprepared rookie quarterback who turned the ball over with great abandon on the way to a lopsided loss.
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In the lead-up to the gala there is often a lot of head-scratching about why this night is such a big deal; why, of all the red carpet events during the year, this one gets so much attention.
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The 2018 midterm elections showed a sharp increase in Latino voter turnout, but the continued failure by Democrats to understand the nuances of the Latino electorate could well result in another forehead-slapping, head-scratching rerun of disappointing turnout in 2020.
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The huge framed art Ellen DeGeneres gave the couple as a gag gift six years ago: a photo of DeGeneres in a yellow bathing suit, which used to hang above their bed and has since led their kids to a head-scratching conclusion.
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In Call and Response, LACMA chose to present Saar through another unique lens, and while this is an important, yet overdue corrective, the lack of local museum attention is a head-scratching omission that hometown Saar fans have been bemoaning for years.
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And while we wait for the official photos to hit, we'll leave you with this photo of birthday girl Skriver, who has already given us our most head-scratching accessory of the festival; please feel free to explain that belt in the comments.
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There was also some head scratching at the fact that three days after Trump threw his weight behind the ZTE issue, a new development deal closed between a Chinese company and the Trump corporation, which Donald Trump, Jr. and Eric Trump still run.
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"We rallied a lot on sort of a non-event and I think there is a little bit of head scratching about what's really new that we should be rallying on," said said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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A vast majority of fans will instead recall how the fight devolved into a giant, head-scratching spitting match between a button-down league and a team widely reviled for its exceptional success on the field as well as suspicious behavior off it.
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Washington (CNN)During his freewheeling, 90-minute cabinet meeting Wednesday, President Donald Trump briefly argued that the Soviet Union "was right" to invade Afghanistan in 1979 because "terrorists were going into Russia," a head-scratching aside that was widely criticized as historically inaccurate.
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I hope the head-scratching this puzzle induces will be mostly the fun "What the heck is going on?" kind, and less the "How could anyone think EDILE, NEH and TEHEES are good fill?" because I don't have an answer to that.
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" And his convention in Cleveland reflected his bird-flipping approach to politics, featuring head-scratching speakers like a "Duck Dynasty" star, the head of the Ultimate Fighting Championship and the owner of a circus, interspersed with frequent chants of "Lock her up!
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Baroque pieces by Jean-Philippe Rameau predate the affair by centuries, and are used in a head-scratching ballet of military officers; Jehan Alain's pulsating "Litanies," performed with verve by the organist Parker Ramsay, are from the 1930s, decades after Dreyfus was rehabilitated.
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Instead of head-scratching and more scrutiny, the appointment of Conway would have been met with immense positivity from both sides of the aisle and signaled to the country that he was both committed to his cause but also serious about uniting the nation.
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It took three years to sell the first 1,000 Royal Oaks, because of its head-scratching design and high cost (about 10 times what a Rolex Submariner cost, although in those days, the Sub was still considered a sports watch, not a luxury item).
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" He said that there were plenty of warning signs prior to Tuesday's attack and the fact that suspected perpetrator Salah Abdeslam managed to hide out in the neighborhood of Molenbeek "was head-scratching ... You literally had the world's most wanted man hiding in plain sight.
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Coalitional candidates are the best bet There has been endless head-scratching and debate among Democrats about whether the party should move to the left (towards newcomer Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, for example) or veer to the center (occupied by Connor Lamb and Doug Jones).
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Many of our tougher themes have seemed to develop almost instantaneously, but when we sat down and decided to try for an early-week publication, it took us several hours of rejected ideas and general head-scratching to come up with this one theme.
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Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersBipartisan housing finance reform on the road less taken Manufacturing group leads coalition to urge Congress to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank Democrats' impeachment message leads to plenty of head-scratching MORE (D-Calif.) poses an even greater challenge for the administration's plan.
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Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersBipartisan housing finance reform on the road less taken Manufacturing group leads coalition to urge Congress to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank Democrats' impeachment message leads to plenty of head-scratching MORE (D-Calif.) are both supportive of renewing authorization for the bank.
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" Also during the Cabinet meeting, per the NY Times, "Trump mocked India for doing no more in Afghanistan than building a library, which generated ... head scratching [in New Delhi] because, according to Indian news media, the country has not built a library in Afghanistan in many years.
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Now, Finland's Ghastly have joined their head-scratching ranks with a brilliant new album, Death Velour, that feels like Trey Azagthoth and the ghost of Chuck Schuldiner hopped into a wormhole and brought along a few Oranssi Pazuzu albums and a bag of shrooms for company.
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After the flags and the targets, after the head-scratching canvases affixed with rulers or silverware, Jasper Johns took a drive out to the Hamptons in 1972 and saw, in the opposite lane of the Long Island Expressway, some kind of crosshatch pattern on a speeding car.
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Madeleine DeanMadeleine DeanDemocrats press Nadler to hold Lewandowski in contempt 3D-printable guns will require us to rethink our approach on gun safety Democrats' impeachment message leads to plenty of head-scratching MORE (D-Pa.), a member of the Judiciary panel, told The Hill on Thursday.
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Or will it just be a vague memory, as a new designer comes in to impose his or her vision, leading to a head-scratching moment for consumers to wonder if they are in the same house today as they were yesterday, and where, exactly, their loyalties lie?
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On the other hand, Iger's initial ascent into the Disney CEO job was head-scratching, too: Back in 2005, when Iger took over from the legendary then-CEO Michael Eisner, conventional wisdom was that Iger, a former weatherman turned Disney suit, didn't have the creative muscles to steer Disney.
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Warning: mild spoilers ahead for Westworld Season 2 and not-so-mild spoilers for Season 1 For Season 2, the focus will be on the uprising that kicked off in the first season, and at least some of the show's head-scratching mysteries will be solved, showrunner Jonathan Nolan said.
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Of all the ways fashion has addressed politics on the runway, Balenciaga's fall '17 men's showing was one of the most head-scratching: Last month, Demna Gvasalia presented a new logo for the French fashion house that bore quite the resemblance to the logo for Senator Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign.
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The contradictory reporting caused much head scratching among those following the news: Rod Rosenstein, who has either resigned or not, or been fired or not, or is on the way to the White House to resign or be fired, or not, is apparently in a state of quantum (un)employment.
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If the many losses, continual injuries, head-scratching mistakes and personnel changes were not enough to completely demoralize the Mets this season, try this latest development: Noah Syndergaard, two starts into his return from a finger injury, is headed back to the disabled list with hand, foot and mouth disease.
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"It's hard to recall when there's been a moment where both parties have done so much head-scratching and soul-searching about what their respective futures should be," said Doug Heye, who served as a top aide to former Representative Eric Cantor, Republican of Virginia, when he was majority leader.
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The Grammys is where pop stars push the envelope on fashion beyond the more classic dress-up looks worn by their film colleagues two weeks later at the Academy Awards, whether barely covered flesh or head-scratching spectacle - such as Gaga's arrival at the 2011 Grammys in a translucent egg.
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"Are you saying it's the day without a woman and nobody told me," a bemused Bee, 47, announced after delivering a head-scratching sports joke that segued into a Trump administration quip featuring the name of former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn misspelled as "Micael Flyne" below a photo of Cookie Monster.
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A lot of new players might be discovering Pokémon's main series for the first time, too, thanks to Pokémon Go, and basically Sun and Moon provide a very good jumping off point, having done away with some of the more head-scratching mechanics of the series that old-timers take for granted.
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Such has been the case in India's dealings with China: its generous economic and military aid to Pakistan, India's eternal rival, and its energetic efforts to prise smaller neighbours such as Nepal and Sri Lanka from India's orbit have until recently resulted in little more than head-scratching in the Indian capital, Delhi.
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ABOUT THE PENGUINS (48-26-8): Fleury returned to practice but has yet to be cleared to play and Murray is day-to-day after the head-scratching decision to start him in the season finale, so Pittsburgh may be forced to go with Jeff Zatkoff, who has not started since Feb. 33.
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There was much head-scratching this week at the annual World Coal Leaders conference in Lisbon over how virtually every analyst worldwide had misread the Chinese market, where imports have surged to 180.18 million tonnes in the first nine months of the year, up 15.2 percent from the same period of 2015.
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The real head-scratching thing about the Portal is that while you'll be able to it to browse your Facebook photos and videos and check the weather, Facebook's laser focus on video calling means you won't be able to view other tenets of the core Facebook experience like the News Feed using the Portal.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-Mo.), one of 21625 Democrats running in states he carried in 2900, over a head-scratching unforced error.
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The Knicks, who were already raising dysfunction to an art form with bad basketball and head-scratching Twitter posts from their famous team president, moved further into the surreal on Friday when the team's owner announced that he was indefinitely barring one of the most popular players in franchise history from Madison Square Garden.
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"While owning a home has long been the cornerstone of the American dream, it's head-scratching that in today's on-demand Amazon and Venmo digital world, the mortgage industry — with $15 trillion in assets — has remained painfully analog and plagued with inefficiencies," said Vishal Garg, the cofounder and CEO of the mortgage-tech startup Better.
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"While owning a home has long been the cornerstone of the American dream, it&aposs head-scratching that in today&aposs on-demand Amazon and Venmo digital world, the mortgage industry — with $15 trillion in assets — has remained painfully analog and plagued with inefficiencies," said Vishal Garg, cofounder and CEO of mortgage-tech startup Better.
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All of that makes it especially head-scratching that its website seems to be wiping away all of the lofty expectations built up by videos of whimsical elephants you can hold in your hand, and whales exploding out of basketball courts, in favor of a complicated reminder of that time that Abovitz decided to creatively give everyone the finger.
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One of the most head-scratching aspects of the rule is that after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) included an exemption for marginal wells in its draft proposal — since small sources are not releasing large amounts of methane, and the costs would unduly burden marginal producers — EPA's final rules actually eliminated that exemption with no reasonable explanation.
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Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 85003 Essential reads you missed this week MORE (R-Iowa) next year in the wake of his most recent head-scratching remarks, this time on abortion, rape and incest.
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There are absolutely moments of bad taste and head-scratching lyrical decisions (Jack White's "Why Walk a Dog" is an organ ballad that begins *hits blunt* "Why does a dog need to be walked"), but that's kinda beautiful in its own way, to see the duct tape and the chewing gum that's holding all these weird experiments together.
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"It all has to be there, for that one time somebody will try to talk to the toaster," Barr says to me, both referencing the lunacy that solved some of yesteryear's more head-scratching puzzles and the fact that not having those obtuse elements, to at least a small degree would be a disservice to future adventures.
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When, at the end of the show, a group of black-suited security guards emerged, joined hands and formed a human chain, protecting … it was not clear exactly what, and then began to whisper among themselves in confusion only to disappear whence they came, it only served to underscore the head-scratching nature of it all.
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Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersBipartisan housing finance reform on the road less taken Manufacturing group leads coalition to urge Congress to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank Democrats' impeachment message leads to plenty of head-scratching MORE (D-Calif.), the chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee, who's opposition effectively dooms the plan across Capitol Hill in the Democratic-controlled House. Sen.
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Minhaj began his testimony by loosening up the room: He thanked Committee Chairwoman Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersBipartisan housing finance reform on the road less taken Manufacturing group leads coalition to urge Congress to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank Democrats' impeachment message leads to plenty of head-scratching MORE (D-Calif.) for inviting him and then thanked ranking member Rep.
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Making allowances for a few head-scratching elements (the heights, for one thing, don't exactly match up), the series possesses a bittersweet quality -- such as when teenage Alex gets a pep talk about the Chicago Bulls' Michael Jordan from his stepdad -- with a dollop of "This is Us" (a show that's going to generate plenty of flattering imitation) in the time-hopping format.
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Comey has a penchant for head-scratching social media posts, most recently posting a picture of himself standing amongst tall trees with the caption "so many questions" following the release of summary findings from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation.
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For five full days, President Trump has defended his false claim, attacking an ABC News reporter who fact-checked his tweet, posting memes and, on Wednesday in one of the most head-scratching moments of his administration, displaying in the Oval Office a doctored hurricane forecast map that had been noticeably altered with a black marker to include a threat to Alabama.
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Paul Morley's The Age Of Bowie hit shops that July and bombarded us with abstract slogans: Bowie is Man Ray singing Billy Fury; Bowie is not David Jones; Bowie is giving birth to himself over and over again... But while Morley's book prompted head scratching and little else, he was right about one thing: David Bowie is a figment of imagination, a concept of your own choosing.
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Read more:Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley was &aposdeeply disturbed&apos by Trump&aposs Charlottesville remarks, she says in her new bookNikki Haley&aposs new book says Trump was &apossurprised&apos when she was the first to confront him over his head-scratching Helsinki summit with PutinNikki Haley shares the story behind her infamous &aposWith all due respect, I don&apost get confused&apos clapback
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If an infinite number of monkeys pecking away at an infinite number of typewriters will eventually produce the collected works of Shakespeare, it follows that with a virtually limitless number of dudes with way too much free time and cracked copies of Traktor out there in cyberspace we'd eventually end up with this—a head-scratching mashup of Queens of the Stone Age songs and El-P beats.
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The Infowars host is the most famous far-right conspiracy theorist in America, and generally seems to get away with making head-scratching if not outright offensive assertions, such as that the US government can create and control tornadoes as a "weather" weapon, that the Sandy Hook massacre was staged, and of course, the Pizzagate maelstrom, which propagated a baseless claim that Hillary Clinton and other high-ranking Democrats were running a child sex ring out of a Washington, DC pizzeria.
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Midway through the novel, causality seems to fall away entirely, as the characters — both the principal players and the bit ones — begin making head-scratching decisions: deciding to tour the farm before dinner though it's arguably too cold for comfort and too dark to see anything; deciding to explore the basement alone though there are scratches on a trap door that look "frantic"; deciding to stop for "something sweet" on the drive home after dinner though there's now a full-on snowstorm and nobody is remotely hungry; deciding to drive down a remote, unplowed road in order to throw away the sweating cups of icy lemonade because they might melt and turn the cup holders sticky.
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