If you are new and perplexed, or perhaps just perplexed, help yourself out with some anagrams!
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Their film "Mother!" has divided — and perplexed — critics.
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" The airport director looked perplexed: "But I expected you.
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When taking into account the typical margin of error for similar polls, the results were in line so I am perplexed at those who are perplexed at what was always a coin toss.
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Bernie is perplexed — that system has been defunct for decades.
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Now she and the other parents looked at Roberts, perplexed.
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Illegal immigrants and their defenders are both fearful and perplexed.
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Netizens' reactions are mostly perplexed, though: SBS 개표방송 미친ㄴ거아니냐곹ㅋㅋ pic.twitter.
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If you're perplexed by the next Bachelor, you're not alone.
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Trump's pronouncements on the financial sector have perplexed Wall Street.
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Neighbors of the family said they are shocked and perplexed.
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I remain perplexed by the existence of legal issues here.
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The day after Trump repeatedly named Sweden, Swedes were perplexed.
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Mr. Shorris, appearing perplexed, said he had no such flight.
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"Have you never eaten pig fetus?" she asked me, perplexed.
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"The Perplexed" as a whole lacks the muscle for that.
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In my interview, a perplexed editor stared at my résumé.
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Standard methods for dating these fossils have left scientists perplexed.
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Legal experts said they were perplexed by Mr. Zinke's move.
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And he wasn't the only one perplexed by the report.
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The new measure left many of Didi's female customers perplexed.
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The lavish setting she encountered when she entered perplexed her.
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As a lawyer, I am perplexed by President Trump's defense.
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This radical redrawing has perplexed and angered a few Polynesians.
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The taste of my special Frappuccino perplexed me even more.
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Mr. Bohen, 35, said he was a wee bit perplexed.
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Yet Puccini might well be perplexed by Ms. Netrebko's career.
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Perplexed, he stood holding it stiffly away from his body.
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BRAZIL STEEL INDUSTRY BODY SAYS "PERPLEXED" BY TRUMP'S TARIFF DECISION
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" Still, he admitted, "I'm perplexed as to how this ends.
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When they stand still they merely look perplexed or agitated.
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But members of the ISAB seemed largely perplexed by his presence.
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Needless to say, the family was perplexed—and they notified CAIR.
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Moore said the homework of his violence-prevention class perplexed him.
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Teachers stumbled over my surname, looking perplexed even after my corrections.
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Many of them were tourists who appeared perplexed by the spectacle.
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Perplexed, the advisor questioned what that would leave Trump to do.
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It's a topic that has long perplexed animal researchers and veterinarians.
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Her choice has left some people, including her lawyer, pretty perplexed.
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Goldbach was perplexed: Should he get up from his brown recliner?
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DiGiorno was also perplexed, and responded with this passive aggressive emoji.
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Their friends were perplexed by their decision to do so, initially.
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Believe it or not, the question has perplexed experts for years.
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"They told me there would be tea," she said, looking perplexed.
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Graham also said he was "perplexed" by Trump's rhetoric on Russia.
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Everyone was perplexed, and possibly concerned: the rap was in Latin.
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Some older ballet fans, however, are perplexed, and at times dismissive.
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He was perplexed to find them locked, and the synagogue empty.
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One reader, NK of Washington, D.C., was perplexed by the choices.
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Indian intellectuals watching the hysteria have been perplexed by two issues.
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I was a bit perplexed by the lack of a bathtub.
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But that perplexed many on the other side of the world.
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Klobuchar, unlike other candidates, has perplexed Buttigieg on the debate stage.
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Our soldiers soldier on, trailed by an increasingly perplexed American people.
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Even those who know that history pretty well may feel perplexed.
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Ronan Farrow, a reporter for The New Yorker, was equally perplexed.
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And look out for a cameo from a perplexed Jeff Goldblum.
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Also in 1937, these three English bulldogs looked a bit perplexed.
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Others seemed generally unamused or even perplexed by the video. pic.twitter.
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She got out, perplexed, and gave her name to a greeter.
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However, the couples are often perplexed when Setia suggests a shoot.
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Only the story didn't say that, and many readers were perplexed.
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Perplexed, she looks at me as if I have not understood.
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"Nothing, re- ally," she replied with a perplexed look on her face.
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I sat perplexed until my phone vibrated with a headline from CNN.
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Some of Amet's classmates do remember being perplexed by her sudden disappearance.
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Till his death, Capote was, by all accounts, perplexed by the response.
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Perplexed by this, the two researchers decided to take a closer look.
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We remember being completely perplexed the first time we opened the app.
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And even she was perplexed at how her son survived the fall.
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Future generations will look back perplexed at why it escaped our focus.
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The entire table was silent, the faces of my dinner companions perplexed.
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Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta was seen at the crash looking perplexed.
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If an onlooker were to witness it, they would surely be perplexed.
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Given the mayor's free-spending ways, we're somewhat perplexed by his hesitation.
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"Most people were amused or perplexed by it," Gardega told NBC News.
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More than that, though, he was perplexed at how unrefined everything was.
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Still, she's perplexed that one photo has made her an Internet sensation.
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International investors the government has tried so hard to woo are perplexed.
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Many were still perplexed and disturbed and traumatized by the 2016 election.
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Both groups were perplexed and left wondering what was really driving inflation.
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The kids seemed fascinated but perplexed, as well they might have been.
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She was a bit perplexed but was always down for an adventure.
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"Like me, he perplexed those closest to him," Blum writes of Alex.
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Those questions percolated across the mushing community on Tuesday, leaving many perplexed.
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He said he was perplexed by everything he heard out of Illinois.
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That's why Washington has seemed so perplexed over the past 10 days.
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Mr. Trump was not under investigation, but his actions perplexed the agents.
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Storm Lake, Iowa (CNN)Marie Villanueva has perplexed Iowa Democrats for decades.
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Lim and other patrons at the SoMa station are amused, perplexed and curious.
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Joe Shoen told the Arizona Republic that he was "perplexed" by Froehlich's decision.
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So his failure to speak out forcefully about anti-Semitism had perplexed Washington.
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It was a case that has perplexed authorities for more than 1611 years.
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When the invisible irritant persisted for a week, Beckley, perplexed, decided to investigate.
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Never has anything perplexed me more than what went down with Carrie Underwood.
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Voters are more perplexed than excited by the reshaping of the country's politics.
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If you're perplexed by the term "pre-bating," that's okay, so was Sam.
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Commuters are perplexed: Why do all the Westminster tube signs say Webminster today?
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My participants have been perplexed and angered by the accusations levelled against them.
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Lets give a hearty (if perplexed) congrats to Julian Assange for "joining" Twitter.
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Teigen, like most of us, is perplexed at Thomas' incessant need to talk.
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McGlashan was fired on Thursday, an action he claimed to be "perplexed" by.
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It seems confused by Frank's reaction, its black eyes squinting in perplexed disbelief.
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One of Kim Kardashian West's latest Instagram posts is leaving her fans perplexed.
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When I hear about life extension today, I am often perplexed, even frustrated.
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He knew the history of Mr. Buckel's kind of suicide, but was perplexed.
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Investors are not the only ones perplexed by the state of the economy.
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When I heard the sounds, I felt stunned, perplexed, and then, ultimately, found.
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Other restaurant managers were equally perplexed after speaking to the then-unidentified woman.
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" But he was perplexed by her political leanings: "How is she a Republican?
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These were the mistakes that most perplexed the former criminals I spoke to.
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"We stood there looking at each other in silence, perplexed," Ms. Melo said.
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And even a reader sympathetic to Cusk's iconoclasm is perplexed by her illogic.
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Jon Korngold has long perplexed colleagues with his ability to cram his calendar.
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"You didn't notice I always had books with me?" she asks him, perplexed.
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At that time, Coldplay had yet to perform in Seoul, which perplexed Lee.
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The maintenance team was perplexed as to how to level the playing field.
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For a moment Mark seems not stiff and domineering, but needy and perplexed.
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"The New York policeman today is a perplexed, sometimes frightened man," he wrote.
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A depiction of the kind of equality that no doubt left Herodotus perplexed.
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It was Paul Taylor's last rehearsal with George Balanchine, and he was perplexed.
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Watching all of this unfold from Florida, Buemi was both proud and perplexed.
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"Taking on healthcare was something that really perplexed me at first," he said.
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I was quite perplexed and frankly really unhappy and unsatisfied with the experience.
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I was at first perplexed about the timing of that change of heart.
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The response to her work usually rests somewhere between perplexed and awe-struck.
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But for every excited kid, there's one who's crying, screaming or simply perplexed.
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Several readers who wrote in were perplexed by The Times's description of Staller.
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The strategy has perplexed political media buyers who aren't affiliated with the campaign.
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When the apparently perplexed student mentioned something about having a white identity, Spencer interjected.
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He was perplexed as to how mankind's endless hunger to consume could be curtailed.
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Justin seemed perplexed at the suggestion it had anything to do with his spirituality.
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I was perplexed by the mixed emotions as I processed both disappointment and relief.
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"We find ourselves a bit perplexed," said Eric Kamerath, a spokesman for the companies.
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We are always perplexed by Henry [the vacuum], and he definitely deserved a cover.
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As they watch Kavanaugh get more forceful and belligerent, some of them are perplexed.
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Folks walking by seemed mesmerized, perplexed; the thing had popped up out of nowhere.
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The viewer has to relax and accept that they are going to be perplexed.
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Or what has perplexed you the most about how his ideas have been received?
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How Formica archboldi acquire these gruesome home accessories has perplexed scientists since the 1950s.
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Most of the guys looked a little perplexed, but they gave it their all.
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That Donnel's popularity emerged due to localization probably explains why they're perplexed by this.
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Would Gould have been perplexed by the scholarly attention his 1981 recording has attracted?
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There's an enormous, glowing, colorful blob in space that has perplexed scientists for years.
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Regardless, many of his friends and fans were quite perplexed by the photo drop.
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White House officials continue to be perplexed by Pruitt's good standing with the President.
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In fact, Hopper notes that some were perplexed by her utter dedication to Ash.
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Gore is equally perplexed by Spencer's claim, but slightly more courteous with his insults.
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The tilt of the head evokes many different readings, from perplexed to slightly mournful.
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I stood there, half drunk and perplexed, until a woman tugged on my arm.
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Fortunately, there are some terrific books on the topic, helping to guide the perplexed.
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The security guard bumbled down the street, perplexed as he tried deleting the footage.
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But the people seemed variously amused, hostile and perplexed by his presence, he wrote.
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It seems simple but the mental gymnastics of electability perplexed voters and the media.
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Those who know Mr. Ohr seem perplexed that the president has singled him out.
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The man returned to his spot, leaving a joyful child and a perplexed mother.
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In the courtroom, Judge Brown appeared perplexed by the challenge of comparing these cases.
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Stavroula Vardaki, 68, looked perplexed at the mention of the government's prospective debt sale.
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But as a guide for perplexed Westerners, this book is very hard to beat.
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If you never watched the original, you're probably even more perplexed about the premise.
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Moseley's depraved actions left the experts who track these things undoubtedly shocked and perplexed.
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Still others were perplexed that children would even want their parents at the table.
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Trump is perplexed by why so many people need to be appointed to government.
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However, Allen said she was perplexed when she saw a photo of the growing boys.
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Throughout his research, Gravenor has also become increasingly perplexed by the mystery of Rory Shayne.
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For the record, most of the characters in the show seem perplexed by Sam's ire.
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That somewhat explains the stagnant wages that have perplexed economists as the recovery has continued.
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The last man on the scene walks into the house twice, but comes out perplexed.
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That the government has waded into such a controversial area has left some MPs perplexed.
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Just how ancient civilizations managed the construction is a mystery that's perplexed scientists for centuries.
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Be smart: Trump has carried a self-jeopardizing gene that's perplexed partners throughout his career.
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The party's efforts to censor news and information have sometimes backfired or left outsiders perplexed.
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In practice it helps perplexed Brazilian bosses make sense of the political crisis at home.
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Instead, it allows its characters to be frustrated and perplexed, but doesn't make them defeatist.
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I was always perplexed by that, and always tried to get more to speak up.
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They were perplexed, wondering, what is this person doing with a cabbage on a leash?
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The sale of the office supplies giant had perplexed private equity buyers and financing banks.
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They are unabashedly honest and familiar to any parent: often pouty, tearful, perplexed, fierce, wary.
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This is a conundrum that has perplexed many New York Times readers who live abroad.
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"I am perplexed, indignant and revolted," the former president, José Sarney, said in a statement.
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The perplexed children then watched Santa carted off by EMT elves with a broken leg.
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However, fans were perplexed when an Instagram post appeared on her account during the match.
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Robert and Bobby looked a little perplexed as a slab of beef arrived on set.
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But a lot of Hollywood people are still perplexed by how to deal with is.
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"We are perplexed, but not desperate," Cardinal Ezzati told congregants shortly before the protesters rose.
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I was not the only one at the biennial left somewhat perplexed by these encounters.
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Turin, Italy (CNN)Like many a bumbling tourist, this traveler was perplexed by the unexpected.
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But European security officials are also perplexed by the apparent sloppiness in the unit's operations.
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Experts said they were perplexed by the C.D.C.'s inability to fix the test's flaws.
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The company said in a statement that it was "perplexed" by the charges announced Tuesday.
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J.D. Scholten, a Democratic congressional candidate in northern Iowa, was also perplexed by the glitches.
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Reports of observations like these, dating to ancient Rome, have long perplexed scientists and onlookers.
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My husband, Kevin, has always been a bit perplexed by our national obsession with ancestry.
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I was perplexed, but because the account was now closed it affected my credit score.
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A question which has perplexed physicists for decades: what is the true nature of a photon?
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Feeling cut off, vulnerable and perplexed, the viewer begins to mirror what he or she witnesses.
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The fact remains, we were terribly perplexed and we grieved her disappearance for many long years.
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Doctors were initially perplexed, but a month later Kimmel was diagnosed with bladder and bone cancer.
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But I was perplexed by your prescription for avoiding the pitfalls of the coming cyborg symbiosis.
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Other departments that had already signed off on the money were perplexed by the hold up.
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Blunt's team was perplexed, given that the senator was still leading in head-to-head matchups.
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"I make [...] I make buses," Johnson says as the interviewer gives the politician a perplexed look.
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This unusual phenomenon had followed Trump around and perplexed him since he was a young boy.
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A British diplomat tweeted that news leaving media and other diplomats not in the room perplexed.
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Perplexed, I contacted Daniel Stringer, one of the DreamKEEPERS co-founders and nomination committee co-chair.
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" Mr. Zuckerberg again appeared perplexed, saying, "Senator, you can already delete all the data that's there.
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Darius celebrates as the dog is handed over, while Earn, perplexed, asks for the money promised.
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With even just a few observations of gravitational waves, the LIGO measurements have already perplexed scientists.
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The disease, which has perplexed medical researchers across the globe, has spread rapidly, mostly through mosquitoes.
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Their residents often seem perplexed by the ubiquitous nature of crowdfunding in the American medical ecosystem.
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Charming because Leigh was so perplexed about how to describe the size of a woman's head.
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But after a few minutes using the camera, I'm left perplexed as to why it exists.
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The little feline is currently taking over the internet because of his permanently perplexed facial expression.
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As I stood there, feeling lost and slightly perplexed, a light but cold rain started falling.
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Brazilians may be perplexed by the Chester's origins, but not by what to do with it.
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"I understood why critics were perplexed as to what genre 'Carrie' belonged to," Mr. Cohen said.
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Many students were perplexed by the selection of Franklin, who received an honorary degree from Yale.
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"I don't know where you are getting this," a perplexed senior GOP congressional aide told reporters.
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His aggressively un-pretty abstraction, his signature scrawling scribbles—all this perplexed audiences and divided critics.
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He says he's perplexed by how his friend seems to have changed since he joined Gradient.
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But I'm still perplexed as to why exactly Jamiroquai is exciting the near-youth of today.
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Even at 226, I understood the slightly perplexed look our teacher gave me as I responded.
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That filmmaker, James D. Stern, was perplexed by a growing number of people backing Mr. Trump.
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Rosenstein wrote that he was perplexed at Comey's continued defenses of his handling of the probe.
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The viewer is both hooked and perplexed, an interesting condition to dwell in and reflect upon.
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When he begins to slip away, his body betraying him, he's naturally perplexed as to why.
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The last two finales of this franchise left devoted fans frustrated, perplexed or just plain outraged.
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An official in the Merkel government told me that the administration was completely perplexed, at first.
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The mother was "perplexed as to why" authorities came to her home, Riverside County Sheriff's Capt.
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They are not perplexed by difficult situations but overconfident — not knowing what they don&apost know.
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But then that meant [that] when she was perplexed, there weren't really answers for her questions.
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Mimi's perplexed reaction at her New Year's Eve performance gave us 2018's first social moment.
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The strong "Avengers: Infinity War" is the first time where I'm utterly perplexed about what's next.
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"I never intended to write a book about the future," he said, still sounding somewhat perplexed.
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For some thorny issues, especially those concerning small businesses, professional tax preparers are perplexed as well.
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Then it became really popular in Canada, and the rest of world is still a little perplexed.
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While perplexed by the trend, Ramírez recognizes it is a good thing for the country&aposs economy.
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Whether you're eager to feel triumphant or terrified, passionate or perplexed, there's something out there for you.
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The ruling Communist Party's efforts to censor news and information have sometimes backfired or left outsiders perplexed.
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Even people I spoke with who work in automotive digital marketing were perplexed by what they saw.
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Not nearly ready to start a family, Ms. Jiang was perplexed that she was the target demographic.
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Now in his 40s, he's disheveled and nearly silent, and is soon perplexed by the outside world.
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When the Russells first saw the 0003 study in the NSCA journal, they were a bit perplexed.
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Perplexed, I cornered Ankush Tuli, the Managing Director of Taco Bell Asia Pacific, to find out why.
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When the couple who created LoveSync did a Shark Tank demo, investors were perplexed at the concept.
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Upon her return, though, many were perplexed, telling Underwood that she looked just as she'd always done.
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Don Caldwell, Know Your Meme's managing editor, says he's perplexed by the rise of the NPC meme.
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"It seemed that the mother was perplexed as to why we were at that location," he said.
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Humans have been fascinated and perplexed by space for thousands of years, and who could blame them?
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Consider this, then, a guide to the perplexed, where we start with two things that are certain.
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Abraham was perplexed when asked if she thought The Revenant star would take home the Academy Award.
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Ms. Martin's toddler son looked perplexed by the throng of reporters jammed inside the house with microphones.
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For months the mystery of what really happened to Papini perplexed both law enforcement and the public.
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Even philosophers are perplexed by them, since their nervous systems are so radically different from our own.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is perplexed, with no idea what President Trump thinks he was gaining.
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Perplexed, the Chinese owners called relatives and friends based on the West Coast and sourced the cookies.
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" "I know a lot of people are still perplexed — why are Christians so supportive of Donald Trump?
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That leaves some of the president's more populist allies perplexed by the decision to go to Davos.
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When Giuliani began opining about U.S. hostages held in North Korea, senior staff were irritated and perplexed.
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When Buzz Williams left Marquette for Virginia Tech two years ago, people around college basketball were perplexed.
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Ciano was perplexed Aetna was leaving his state's Obamacare exchange even though Aetna was making a profit.
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"My personal politics don't allow me to cover my breasts," Sally explains to a perplexed, gawking constituent.
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Godsick invokes the multiple format differences between the two in claiming to be "perplexed" by the comparison.
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" Some sound curious, others perplexed or hostile, yet others completely indifferent: "Why do they need the labels?
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Accidental landing: A British Airways flight to Germany landed in Scotland instead on Sunday, leaving passengers perplexed.
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"Sometimes I am really perplexed by which foods this wine pairs with or against," Mr. Tatomer said.
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Viewers (including fans familiar with the DC comic book) might be perplexed by the first few episodes.
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"We continue to be perplexed by the FTC's process and disregard of the facts," the two said.
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We asked the Kardashian momager if she'd skipped the morning meal herself, and she seemed kinda perplexed.
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On occasion, I'm perplexed when ladies dressed in matching, masculine clothes dine at a table I'm serving.
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But what had the players and staff most perplexed is there 203-8 record on the road.
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Mr. Burstein said he was perplexed by the shifts at the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.
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With hopes for a trade deal rekindled, the timing of Wednesday's move left some market participants perplexed.
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Someone who works behind the scenes at Late Night with Seth Meyers is looking a little perplexed.
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It perplexed me deeply when I was asked to host a committee with that name on it.
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Michael Parsons, a behavioral ecologist and rat researcher at Hofstra University in New York, is similarly perplexed.
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Although the American Woman star thought Bear's act was "sweet," the talk show host looked a bit perplexed.
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But at the consultation, Dr. Lee's a little perplexed by the consistency of Britteny's skin tag-like growths.
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Greg Jenkins, who led George W. Bush's second inauguration, was perplexed by the Trump team's mammoth fundraising haul.
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In other words, blazars can produce the ultra-high-energy cosmic rays that have perplexed scientists for decades.
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Perplexed and frustrated, I texted the photo to the friend I had been visiting on the West Coast.
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What perplexed him was the protections that freedom of speech appeared to be afforded to the groups protesting.
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"He was a little perplexed, which was so odd because he is such a perplexing man," P'Trique said.
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Yes, we do have a photo of Trump from July looking perplexed in front of another Apple product.
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Steve Fedyski, the CEO of Pure Flix, told The Hollywood Reporter said he's "perplexed" by the ad cancellation.
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Over the years, he'd brought his share of patients to our doors, but this one clearly perplexed him.
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Yet, I was in a supermarket the other day and was perplexed to find yogurt with zero fat.
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When Vallabh and Minikel began their new careers, they were perplexed by their colleagues' obsession with getting published.
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Thomas B. Edsall No one is more perplexed by Donald Trump than the leaders of the Republican Party.
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The band strikes up, they shift and settle in their chairs, some looking pleased, other perplexed, others sleepy.
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It was a very welcome change to the usual English droning, even if some attendees were visibly perplexed.
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Doctors were perplexed as her health deteriorated and by July 2006 she began feeling numbness in her feet.
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Obioma watched her minor children marched out of the aircraft like criminals, confused and perplexed and she slumped.
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Young couples strolling along the beach in bathing suits slalomed through the swarm of tense men, looking perplexed.
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And as the driver looked back to say goodbye to us at our destination, his gaze turned perplexed.
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However, many patients come into my office perplexed by cosmetic products that over promise and make unfounded claims.
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As he directed questions to Comey, several of his fellow senators seemed perplexed by what they were hearing.
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But like many, he is perplexed by the recent moves, including the folding of Marc by Marc Jacobs.
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Then he went to Austria to tackle Qui, his "nightmare route," one that perplexed him for a decade.
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The Perplexed Tickets Through March 29 at New York City Center Stage I, Manhattan; 212-581-1212, manhattantheatreclub.com.
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I heard from plenty of you who were just as perplexed by the whole thing as I was.
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Some watching the World Cup seem perplexed that athleticism and femininity could coexist — Is Alex Morgan wearing makeup?
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But Canadian officials said they were perplexed by Mr. Trump's reaction since nothing Mr. Trudeau said was new.
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Asked about Davis's whereabouts after the game, Coach Sean McDermott seemed perplexed by the entire sequence of events.
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When authorities went to the house, the mother appeared "perplexed" on why they were there, according to Fellows.
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On Tuesday, he resigned, after connecting that apparent nonconversation to a yearslong investigation that had perplexed Fed watchers.
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Perplexed, we watched as he ran over to a housekeeping cart and grabbed two fresh towels for us.
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I am perplexed at his behavior as is everyone else who has known him for a long time.
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" Legend has been humble, tweeting, "1995 John would be very perplexed to be following 2018 @IdrisElba as #SexiestManAlive.
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A successful response will require both nerves and vision in a world of emboldened adversaries and perplexed allies.
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And I think that he's perplexed about how to get what he wants here because he respects Pelosi.
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Responses included perplexed GIFs and replies that the "America's Dad" title was no longer something he should claim.
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And members of the board — the actual experts with actual qualifications — have said they were perplexed by the choice.
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For her 2017 album Reputation, Swift posted images of a snake that garnered a similarly perplexed response from Twitter.
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Image: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You will be forgiven if you've been perplexed by Intel's 8th generation Core computer processors.
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"I am perplexed as to how my children's children will survive in America in its current state," he confesses.
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Hall later called on Napoleon Bonaparte in St Helena and perplexed the exiled emperor with tales of the Ryukyus.
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Many young Beatles fans have been perplexed by this picture, with its stream-of-consciousness storytelling and sensory overload.
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Though according to Bridger, Sitting Bull was also perplexed about the nature of their relationship when she first arrived.
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Motherboard spoke to a number of researchers who seem perplexed by Twitter's inaction and skeptical of its late response.
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The more I watch of NBC's primetime Olympic coverage, the more perplexed I am by how bad it is.
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Which is why, just over a year ago, Guillermo Garcia was perplexed by a job opening he heard about.
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Its lounge manager in Dubai sounds perplexed: "You need to do something different to make first class worth it."
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The perplexed doctors are quick to clarify that a tummy tuck should never be performed directly after giving birth.
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Diehard Chipotle lovers will understand, but this choice has left some people, including her lawyer Bill Marler, pretty perplexed.
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As we sit in the lobby, he talks about his struggles with DC officials, still visibly perplexed and upset.
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Talking about mental health is hard—and partners, friends and acquaintances are often perplexed in the face of it.
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That sentiment has perplexed investors and some Western governments, given the robust performance of the Philippine economy under Aquino.
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Many investors and auto industry experts are perplexed with Tesla's worth, which is just below General Motors' market value.
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Then I went in to the bathroom and saw this weird shaped toilet, which fascinated, perplexed, and scared me.
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This Agent Cooper encounters plenty of well-meaning people who are perplexed by Dougie's seeming inability to form words.
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The candidates, looking perplexed, looked to the moderators who said a fire alarm appeared to have been set off.
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An eight-year Islanders veteran, Bailey had perplexed his coaches and fans with a confounding lack of offensive production.
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I shouted at Fatty to stop, and he shot me a perplexed look as he turned the car around.
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And he is perplexed when it rises by over 300 points in a day and his portfolio barely moves.
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"I mean, Kanye West was in the Oval Office M-F---ing on live TV," McCaskill said, seemingly perplexed.
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" Cole also said he was perplexed by Trump's bizarre comments that Jews who vote for Democrats show "great disloyalty.
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Justices were aggressive in their questioning but seemed perplexed about why Congress — in 1984 — denied the island bankruptcy protection.
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I say them in front my perplexed parents, tabletop wargame addicts, Pokémon Go-playing compatriots, ex-boyfriends, my landlord.
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When I told Beinart my story, his response, it seemed to me, was perplexed at best, panicked at worst.
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He was borderline perplexed when a stranger rang the bell, hoping to get a job at that same restaurant.
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"I was so perplexed because I am a medical doctor, I always wanted to help people," she tells me.
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To see the show among Dostoyevsky fans was to watch an audience move from excited to perplexed to annoyed.
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The episode has both angered and perplexed Ms. Todd and her friends and co-workers in Jeff Davis County.
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The driver, a woman who appeared perplexed, listened as I told her she needed to give us her information.
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Admittedly, I was a bit perplexed by the commotion, as I'd imagined an environment with more reverence and reflection.
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As a singer, Ms. Sorrels was influenced by Billie Holiday, and her jazz-inflected phrasings often perplexed her accompanists.
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Diane Wynn of Queens was equally perplexed when she learned last March that Ocwen was foreclosing on her home.
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"You guys aren't mainstream," he said to the assembled biohackers, most of whom seemed mildly perplexed by the performance.
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Fellows said the children's mother was "perplexed as to why" authorities came to the home after the girl escaped.
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While Pelosi approved of the President's strategy to hold talks with Kim, she was perplexed by his recent comments.
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"We're all perplexed about the whole concept of this worldwide shortage that does not involve the U.S.," Fischer said.
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Strutt must have been equally amused, intrigued, and perplexed by some of the bizarre pastimes he discovered and documented.
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The awards show itself did not appear to be in on the joke, as host Steven Gätjen appeared visibly perplexed.
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Meanwhile, users were equally perplexed by the outfit — which retails for about $3,000 — that she wore while delivering her message.
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Sunday, the National Park Service shared a video on Facebook of a perplexed looking fox springing headfirst into the snow.
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A small number of activists managed to infiltrate the event and stage an action that perplexed the cocktail-sipping attendees.
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Billie Eilish appeared to be confused during the performance, and her perplexed facial expression was captured on the ABC broadcast.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A perplexed giraffe peers from behind a woman bundled in a purple printed headscarf.
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Many people aren't thrilled with Penn and Rolling Stone, and perhaps even more are justifiably perplexed by the whole thing.
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But one reveal in particular has readers annoyed, or at least perplexed (stop here if you don't want any spoilers).
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They pointed rifles at perplexed employees and lined them up in the hallway, according to the company's founder, Olesya Linnyk.
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But Chui is a romantic, and even the attendants on his flights are usually perplexed by his love of flight.
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"At first we were kind of — not angry, just perplexed," said Old Fashioned manager Jennifer DeBolt told The Cap Times.
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Record producer L.A. Reid told NBC's "Today" show on Friday that he was perplexed by the death of his friend.
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North Korea has perplexed U.S. presidents in the past, several of whom said that the status quo could not stand.
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She was perplexed at my heels and floral getup paired with my sudden propensity to step in on clean-up.
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Questions he deems inane or uninteresting are dismissed with a monosyllabic retort, perplexed stare or pithy insult — sometimes all three.
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One of his favorite corners to capture the most perplexed, surprising looks on people was 1003th and Fifth, near Tiffany.
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I'll admit that I got a bit perplexed during the extensive discussion of the white rabbits and the red rabbits.
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Another question, voiced by some perplexed onlookers at the march, was whether the hat was supposed to resemble a uterus.
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Future observers will be even more perplexed when they look at what China was doing during the same time period.
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The absence of inflationary pressures even as labor market conditions tighten has perplexed economists inside and outside the central bank.
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For years, astronomers have been fascinated and perplexed by bursts of gamma rays that they were spotting in the skies.
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For a moment, Glover (Félix Paquet), who's working as a stagehand in the wings, is perplexed by McLaren's presence onstage.
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Former team members remained perplexed about why Mr. Astarita would not acknowledge firing the rounds if he had done so.
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I think it's a good thing for Tehran to be perplexed and confused about what the president is capable of.
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Ahmed Ali, a postdoc in civil engineering at U.C. Davis, said he was less rattled by the vandalism than perplexed.
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"I must confess that I'm a bit perplexed by his position," Collins told a local radio station Tuesday about McConnell.
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I'd never seen pundits so perplexed by the tea leaves in front of them and so hesitant to play fortuneteller.
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But he was perplexed by what he discovered: "The statue I came to see is not here anymore," he said.
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Efforts to bring back Glass-Steagall — which would effectively break up the big banks — has left the industry slightly perplexed.
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On a whim, Matonis decided to try a different approach from much of the rest of the perplexed security industry.
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Many people online were entertained by the newly attractive reincarnation of the character, while others were perplexed and even disturbed.
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Thomas Allen, like Ms. Graham and Mr. Groves a Met veteran, comfortably fit into the role of a perplexed baron.
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After a hand operation, a doctor seemed perplexed that she was not experiencing any pain and did not want painkillers.
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The skin-perfecting stuff has always left me perplexed, but that's not to say that I don't know what I like.
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Watching the first few episodes of the final season of House of Cards, you may be perplexed by the Shepherds' role.
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Mr Packwood battled the committee for three years, destroying evidence and appearing "perplexed or confused…about what actually constituted sexual harassment".
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He was a man who constantly reformed democratic institutions and would be perplexed as to why this was not happening today.
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Cher's recent pairing with rapper Future in a Gap ad may have perplexed some, but it was nothing new for her.
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Republicans wearily looking at that faltering legislative agenda, and hoping that Trump can focus on pursuing it, are perplexed and reeling.
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When I unscrewed the lid expecting another typical gritty hair paste, I was totally perplexed — and, to be honest, put off.
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Perplexed, I offered him to crash on the couch or the guest room and proceeded to show him the guest room.
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When the food hit the table at lunch, Buttigieg seemed perplexed about how to go about eating what was before him.
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The Western part of the menu perplexed me with its ecumenical embrace of crab-cake sandwiches and pineapple-sherbet smoothies alike.
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I admit that I am perplexed by the absence of classes meant to instruct us in writing white middle-class ennui.
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A mysterious SOS sign made of rocks spotted by a pilot flying over Swift Bay in Western Australia has perplexed authorities.
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Others perplexed and dismayed also compared Jenner's Pepsi-fied protest experience to the police violence Martin Luther King Jr.'s faced.
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Vadim Rizov, The A.V. Club: Perplexed as to why lesser-loved streaming channel Crackle is on the homepage of this smartphone?
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"[The U.S. dollar] is not a desirable currency," said Faber, perplexed why the world has been so "enthusiastic" about the greenback.
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In a retail landscape where we're often perplexed about why specific items cost so much, this is certainly a welcome change.
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Simple, perhaps, but enough of a challenge that Paul and his friends found themselves perplexed at multiple stages of their journey.
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But that didn't settle her; if anything, it left her more perplexed and angry, as her debate-prep team witnessed firsthand.
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Ivan Nova was perplexed when he was asked to throw a bullpen session after he arrived at Yankee Stadium on Friday.
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He was perplexed by the political ascendance of Donald J. Trump and the difficulty journalists have had covering the presidential candidate.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) on Tuesday said he is perplexed by the federal probe into campaign donations to his 2013 gubernatorial run.
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As Max and his colleagues searched D.N.S. logs for domains associated with Republican candidates, they were perplexed by what they encountered.
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Chatting with locals who were absolutely perplexed about why I would take the Trans-Siberian for fun was an added bonus.
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As pizza has become a favorite dish around the world, foreign innovations in toppings have often left Italians perplexed and aghast.
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The imam told reporters in New York that "everybody in my family is perplexed" by what authorities found in New Mexico.
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President Moon Jae-in said he was "very perplexed" by the decision and urged Trump and Kim to engage in talks.
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" Tapper, looking perplexed, replied, "Well, I don't speak for Jews, and I don't support the Democratic Party or the Republican Party.
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Specifically, Blueface was really perplexed about how he was going to play all the vinyl records he received during the chat.
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Just as people are perplexed by my dynamic with my parents, I'm left wondering why people aren't discussing sex with theirs.
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"Here we are in sport awash with money, but I'm very perplexed there isn't more cash for anti-doping," he said.
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Since other copies of the paperback were being sold elsewhere on Amazon for as little as 303 cents, she was perplexed.
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He was 15, a good student and a baseball fan, too, and pretty perplexed about how porn translated into real life.
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Sri Lanka's Muslims have been painfully perplexed by the question of why two of their most privileged sons would do this.
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Even President Donald Trump, who tends to side with guns in gun-related matters, seemed perplexed by notion of printing firearms.
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But DeWine's unprecedented order — closing physical polling places because an attempt to postpone the election failed — perplexed experts in election law.
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Some in Brooklyn were perplexed by the arrest of a man many knew as a familiar, if unremarkable, face around town.
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White House aides were perplexed that he did not appear aware of the coverage — or of how bad it had become.
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The anger from the Trump administration has been a rude shock, threatening the bedrock of Germany's economy and leaving executives perplexed.
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Roberts was perplexed; usually, large groups arrived only after jets had bombed houses, and she hadn't heard any planes that day.
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It doesn't make sense, and I think that's probably why the Russians, too, at least appear to be perplexed by it.
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But with Fognini alternating between brilliant and brutal, and Murray seemingly perplexed by it all, Murray won the most critical points.
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A player can log hundreds of hours as a virtual shooter and be utterly perplexed when picking up an actual gun.
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This episode left me perplexed, and it took me the better part of the day for it to fully sink in.
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" He continued, "I was perplexed as to how the board came to the decision of honoring her as a top honoree.
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In fact, sitting in a coffee shop in his city's Financial District, Wiener seems downright perplexed that anyone would be against it.
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Unclear. Upon seeing the president use such an unconventional method of communication — especially four weeks before midterms — many people were extremely perplexed.
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Most interviewed were perplexed as to who at the agency actually had the power to pull the trigger on something like this.
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Charter, for its part, seems completely perplexed by the Commission's position and denied that it failed to reach the agreed upon goals.
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Mr Kondoh is so perplexed by an account of a British suburb, with its kerbside commons, that he asks for a diagram.
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Choo said she was initially perplexed about why it had taken so long to design, she thinks it's an ideal final touch.
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Watch ... Tyga and his entourage are perplexed, and then the ranting chicks claim it has something to do with his son, King.
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Bewildered by what he'd dug up, Tully brought the specimen to paleontologists at the University of Chicago, who were no less perplexed.
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But it was the mysterious December 20, 2013, killing of Chakalos in his Windsor, Connecticut, home that had perplexed Klein and authorities.
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Even MIT's human resources department was perplexed that I'd want to apply for the employee benefit to partially support my tuition costs.
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She was perplexed to find herself in the voter rolls, saying she wasn't an American citizen and didn't even register to vote.
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Yet he conceded that he is perplexed about why Trump would follow through on his promise to ditch the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Evergrande has characterized the Vanke purchase as an investment and has not elaborated - even to Vanke, whose officials said they were perplexed.
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Five years ago, Dr. Giovanni Traverso was perplexed when a patient began to have negative reactions to a common medication he prescribed.
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Emmit is still perplexed but tempted — especially after Vargas tells him he had the bank extend his credit by $25 million more.
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In an interview with BuzzFeed, the 75-year-old domestic guru, admitted that she was perplexed by the way Trump uses Twitter.
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Sontag the fantastically assured "dark lady of American letters" is guillotined by Sontag the punk, Sontag the agitated diarist, Sontag the perplexed.
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" Fans are equally as perplexed, tweeting at the star, "Hmm whys kylie buying tampons if she's pregnant" and "Kylie if your pregnant.
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As I perused the menu, I was perplexed by the pricing: tea was €6.50 ($7.20), but an Aperol Spritz was €6 ($6.60).
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When my intelligence reached the White House, Vice President Dick Cheney was perplexed and worried that something bigger was in the works.
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When people look back at Donald Trump's first year as president, they're likely to be perplexed by his actions on climate change.
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"I was wondering whether your dad was really an African-American man," a reporter asked Ms. Dolezal, who looked perplexed and flustered.
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Here's a beautiful cross knee tap (or sotomuso if you prefer sumo terminology) against Puckett who looks completely perplexed in the clinch.
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To many observers, the launch of Square for Restaurants helped justify Square's acquisition of Caviar, which perplexed some when it was announced.
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Today, perplexed by American leadership, the French summon the memory of World War II to prevent their British friends from drifting away.
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Internet phenomenon turned Saturday Night Live laughing stock, her sustained popularity has perplexed those who would prefer to see brilliant women fail.
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J, the middle school teacher from Maine, says he's especially perplexed by the way white nationalistic language has seeped into the mainstream.
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A weird, unidentified X-ray signal radiating out of nearby galaxies has perplexed scientists ever since it was first detected in 2014.
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Yet here she is, some 40 years later and 69 years old, deploying that same perplexed stare and breathy little-girl voice.
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All of which leaves me perplexed by some of the commentary about the wealth taxes proposed by Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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As lead sponsors of Vermont's Act 120, we were further perplexed to hear the reasoning and stunning misinformation that guided her decision.
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That August, he rained dollar bills onto perplexed—and then madly grasping—traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
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Monday, February 12 Reporting out of the White House suggests that aides are perplexed at Trump's public statements versus his private sentiments.
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But Mr. Turner holds his own, gamely countering his strong resemblance to the young Richard Gere with a performance of perplexed immaturity.
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I'd be perplexed, and I'd disagree, but if he at least recognized the vileness of Trump's rhetoric and behavior I'd forgive him.
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I can push it way forward, and I can pull his chin back, so he can look perplexed and sad, more internal.
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Here's the truth: senior Republican lawmakers and aides are somewhere in between perplexed and furious about the meeting (more on why below).
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These seemingly contradictory attributes perplexed Kazuya Saito, an aerospace engineer at the University of Tokyo and the lead author of the study.
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One former Trump adviser — a person who described their own dealings with Bannon as warm — was perplexed by his fall from grace.
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Greg Fellows, who likened the siblings' treatment to torture, said their mother was "perplexed as to why" authorities came to her home.
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Weekes, now an analyst for N.H.L. Network, recalled that some observers were perplexed when the Kings took Simmonds in the second round.
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Sirleaf and the Liberian women I interviewed all seemed perplexed that I was trying to write about them and not Hillary Clinton.
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It is generally believed that the queen intended to encourage people who feel perplexed about the prospect of Brexit via this speech.
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Evergrande has characterised the Vanke purchase as an investment and has not elaborated - even to Vanke, whose officials said they were perplexed.
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Her articles sought to make Abstract Expressionists like Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline accessible to a somewhat perplexed public.
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Her articles sought to make Abstract Expressionists like Mark Rothko, Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline accessible to a somewhat perplexed public.
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Hubble, who would have turned 127 years old this year, was perplexed by Andromeda, a fuzzy spiral region in the night sky.
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However, the publication cited people close to McGahn as perplexed by Trump's willingness to let the White House's top lawyer collaborate with Mueller.
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"I'm probably as perplexed as you are as somebody viewing these things," said Clooney, who was born in Beirut and raised in London.
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When the rash didn't go away, even after several visits to a dermatologist and biopsies, doctors became perplexed at her mysterious health dilemma.
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Perplexed, they turned around from the counter where they were chopping to inspect the kitchen and immediately saw where the carrots had gone.
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I always try to thank them, but I continue to be perplexed as well as pleased that they would remember me,' Weber explained.
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"I'm actually perplexed why anybody is interested in this or why anybody in their right mind would treat this as suspicious," he said.
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But I was perplexed recently to see everyone talking about Pokémon Go, a new mobile game that seemed to come out of nowhere.
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But writers who worked on the previous version of the show seemed to be a little perplexed about the evolution of the character.
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To which I replied but it will use up all its charge & he said "no — not at all" hmmmm leaving me speechless & perplexed!!!!!!!!!
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At one point, when Beck remarked that Sanders was right to push for equal justice, many in the audience appeared to be perplexed.
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Many investment bank analysts were perplexed by the sell-off, considering that UnitedHealth has more cash than it knows what to do with.
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Knowing that I'm not alone in this obsession, I have been perplexed recently that food tech has been an ongoing target of skeptics.
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Many on Twitter were perplexed by Bush's wording and accused the candidate of having a shaky grasp on the nuances of the debate.
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What remains unclear—for Neistat's 6.5 million subscribers and perplexed members of the media (me)—is what shape this joint venture will take.
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I'll tell you how I felt as I was getting to grips with the Huawei MateBook X Pro for the first time: perplexed.
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But when the news came out Friday evening of Trump making lewd comments about women a decade ago, Ryan's top allies were perplexed.
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I'm perplexed as to how so many people have expended so much energy, continually, over the past few years deliberating this non-question.
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Trump doesn't believe a damning climate change study produced by his own government, something that truly perplexed The Late Show host Stephen Colbert.
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But when reports began surfacing that the British crooner might be quitting the music business for a few years, even I was perplexed.
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My experience with it left me a bit perplexed with where the tech would end up, but god dammit was it cool anyway.
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Perplexed by its blinding luminosity and prolonged eruption, scientists accelerated observations of GRBs, and found that the universe clearly enjoys shooting them off.
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My friends and family were all looking perplexed at me as though holding a newborn baby was the easiest thing in the world.
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"Our entire board is perplexed by the apparently coordinated behavior of Gannett and Oaktree, and we question Oaktree's underlying motives," Mr. Dearborn said.
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Others just seemed perplexed that there wasn't an option for students, given how standard it is these days to offer students a discount.
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European leaders are understandably perplexed and worried about developments in the Russian scandal now being investigated by American counterintelligence and law enforcement agencies.
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The play's most vulnerable individual is Schultz, whom Mr. Lawler, also the company's associate artistic director, touchingly depicts with an often perplexed look.
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Though the piece is overwritten, you wouldn't know it from the dedicated cast, particularly Terrell Wheeler, who is charming as a perplexed husband.
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Chicago's ninth hitter, David Ross, singled, but Dexter Fowler seemed perplexed by the movement on Kluber's pitches and ended up striking out swinging.
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But the four other bases are far from the South China Sea, and none are naval bases, facts that have perplexed some observers.
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Other artists said they have not been contacted Gregory says he is perplexed by the US government's apparent sudden interest in the mural.
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But "The Perplexed," which opened on Tuesday at New York City Center Stage I, has six — and that's not even counting the audience.
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"The Perplexed," directed by Lynne Meadow for Manhattan Theater Club, wants so much to be important that it forgets to be plausible first.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Many Senate Republicans are as perplexed as they are perturbed about President Trump's sustained attack on their colleague, John McCain.
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"Here she is, some 40 years later and 69 years old, deploying that same perplexed stare and breathy little-girl voice," he wrote.
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Massari left perplexed: Abdel-Ghaffar, a 258-year veteran of the security services, had an army of informants on the streets of Cairo.
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And the question of why human beings at any age ever act altruistically is a puzzle that has long perplexed philosophers and scientists.
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Many were perplexed and outraged when, right after clashing with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in a heated Oval Office meeting on Nov.
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Many were perplexed and outraged when, right after clashing with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in a heated Oval Office meeting on Nov.
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They are touchingly earnest and ambitious, perplexed by their secular peers but open-minded enough to nurture friendships with non-Muslims like Aspden.
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But magnetars end up with about 1,000 times the magnetic strength of regular neutron stars, a distinction that has perplexed scientists for years.
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The back and forth has left consumers, retailers and manufacturers perplexed about how they will fare during the rapidly approaching holiday shopping season.
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As we move to this week's London NATO Summit, the overall alliance — while physically strong — seems wounded, perplexed and unsure of its direction.
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Revisiting a topic we addressed in the last mailbag, a few readers were perplexed with two recent obits, each for a Jewish man.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill and Mr. Trump's own team were utterly perplexed by what Mr. Trump said, and not for the first time.
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But not from that of the Steelers, who remained equal parts livid and perplexed by a rule that, in practice, made little sense.
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Yet despite the perplexed anguish Mr. Buggy brings to the telling, it is here that you start to feel detached from the narrative.
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At the turn of the 20th century, biologist Nettie Stevens was driven to solve a scientific mystery that had perplexed humanity for millennia.
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However, I think we forget that this forecloses the fact that this is a question many people have, not just young, perplexed straight men.
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Aside from a few stares from fellow voters and slightly perplexed looks from poll workers, she was able to vote without issue in 2016.
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There are countless threads on Reddit and other forums featuring disgruntled iPhone X owners who are similarly perplexed about how easily their screens scratch.
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Physicists are excited and perplexed—this would be the first new fundamental particle discovered since scientists at CERN found the Higgs boson in 2012.
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"I'm a little perplexed because even though I'm quite flattered that they believed that I was worthy, my band Chic didn't win," he said.
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But the revelation that Viall would lead season 21 at this summer's Bachelor in Paradise after-show has me (and plenty of others) perplexed.
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Sarah Fallon: I was wondering how you would react to it, and I think viewers coming to it fresh will be perplexed— Wait, what?
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"I'm always a little perplexed when people talk about their five-year plan because it seems people are not open to opportunity," Wasserman says.
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In another, the men offer a stoned, close read of the lyrics to the Girls' song "Tighten Up," and are perplexed by menstruation references.
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Although SBA reported a great quarter in late April, Cramer was perplexed that management did not mention 5G in the company's conference call presentation.
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Initial reports of Evan Turner's $70 million contract also perplexed some onlookers given that Turner spent the past season largely in a reserve role.
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The post, titled "Is a Tweet policy?" on "The Sounding Board," a forum on the State Department's intranet, prompted thoughtful, though equally perplexed, comments.
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Though he wants to visit all the states eventually, Fieri is especially perplexed by the fact that the show has never filmed in Delaware.
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Department of Defense officials were particularly perplexed by Trump's June request for another review of the military aid to Ukraine, according to defense officials.
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But readers were probably a little perplexed by the lead photo, which showed Marinelli dressed in a jacket, standing amid a field of snow.
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Moon told reporters on Thursday that he was "very perplexed" by the move, and urged the U.S. to continue to engage with North Korea.
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" Hopping on Twitter during a break in the show, Legend wrote, "1995 John would be very perplexed to be following 2018 @IdrisElba as #SexiestManAlive.
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In fact, the paper said that European diplomats were "perplexed" that they couldn't reach Pompeo in the run-up to Trump's announcement on Iran.
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She said that even her husband was perplexed that she had involved herself with the women in such a consuming and small-bore way.
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He's as miserable as one of Kafka's supplicants, and just as perplexed: what has he done to end up in such a terrible place?
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Norman J. Ornstein's latest book is One Nation After Trump: A Guide for the Perplexed, the Disillusioned, the Desperate, and the Not-Yet Deported.
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While some fans were delighted at the news, others were perplexed, and more were shocked at the former "Twilight" vampire's transition to masked vigilante.
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After Avenatti, Lewis looked perplexed and admitted that she has no idea who she just met and assumed he was a local TV personality.
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Archaeologists are perplexed by the discovery of two ancient human infants who were buried while wearing the skulls of other children on their heads.
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On Thursday, the elder Wahhaj told reporters in New York that "everybody in my family is perplexed" by what authorities found in New Mexico.
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"We're a little perplexed because this is not something typically that ICE does," Dylan Corbett, director of Hope Border Institute, told CNN affiliate KFOX.
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This guy strolls his ass into the store well after 1 PM and is downright perplexed as to why all the exclusives are gone.
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Of particular interest are the high-resolution images of the Occator Crater, which contains the mysterious bright spots that have perplexed scientists for years.
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Two teenage boys at Mr. Lao Best Beer bar beckoned me with "Hello, relax, come, have a drink," and were perplexed when I declined.
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So when Peter Martins, City Ballet's master in chief, proposed that she dance in his full-length production of the ballet, she was perplexed.
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Ms. Macgillivray, who has published eight novels, said she had been poking around Amazon's bookstore and was more perplexed than ever by the pricing.
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So if they are perplexed, it is not in the theological manner suggested by the 12th-century tract from which Greenberg takes his title.
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In fact, one could read "The Perplexed" as an early adopter's lament for discretion as a form of defense, a shield against cancel culture.
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It's the reason that when confronted with polarizing illusions like the dress, we feel stubborn and perplexed: How could anyone see it another way?
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After every attack of this nature, observers are perplexed at how a group claiming to be Islamic could kill members of its own faith.
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When sheriff's deputies arrived at the house on Sunday, "the mother was perplexed as to why we were at that residence," Captain Fellows said.
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Many liberals are perplexed that when their fact-checking clearly and definitively shows that a lie is a lie, people seem unconcerned and indifferent.
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Though initially perplexed by the song's growth, Cardi has embraced her accidental anthem ("I might [as] well do a damn music video," she tweeted).
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Florida residents were left pleasantly perplexed on Thursday morning when they spotted a dog sitting behind the wheel of a car in their neighborhood.
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In HBO's "Outsider" the camera slowly glides, or creeps, or just sits still while actors try out their hard or perplexed or grieving stares.
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To the Editor: I was perplexed by the opening sentence of "A Parting of Ways With Her Father on Refugees" (news article, April 27).
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The Trump plan, while big on numbers, was small on details and left most who listened, including those in the audience, perplexed and perturbed.
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The slightly perplexed, deeply determined way that Jesse greets the bizarre problems that are suddenly hers to solve struck a deep chord with me.
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If you're somewhat perplexed by the idea of Song of the Summer, you're not alone—several songs get released over the season, after all.
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A Twitter user found himself perplexed today when he opened an older electrocardiogram measurement instrument and found the components belonged to a Game Boy Advance.
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"We're f---ed if that's the case," lamented a senior House Republican leadership aide, perplexed that Trump may have thrown his party under the bus.
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"There's even been mainstream interest with Lauren Laverne naming Divine Disco as her compilation of the week [on BBC Radio 6]," says Greg, happily perplexed.
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Leeper's coach Willie Gault, a former Olympic sprinter and NFL wide receiver, was perplexed by the IPC's decision to prevent Blake from running in Rio.
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But after reading iGen, Jean Twenge's exploration of Generation Z (the next group to come of age after my cohort, the Millennials) I'm genuinely perplexed.
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Of course, the guards at the gate are perplexed by this small girl seeking entry into the fortified stronghold, and tell her to fuck off.
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Friday afternoon's rush hour is no exception, although drivers seem less annoyed than perplexed at encountering a parade this far outside of the city proper.
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The reason is that journalists didn't miss Obama's rise and they weren't perplexed by the motivations of his voters; there was no mystery to solve.
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If you want to get cold, hard cash back, you can do so, though "a lot of people are very perplexed about that," Evans says.
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Are you perplexed by our regulatory chaos, with layer upon layer of well-meaning but persistently ineffective efforts to guarantee the safety of medical services?
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His approach here, and his success, have left New Hampshire's Republican leaders, who jealously guard their first-in-the-nation status, both perplexed and appalled.
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It wasn&apost losing to the Cowboys that has Holgorsen scratching his head; it&aposs the way the loss came about that has him perplexed.
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I have actually been somewhat perplexed at the punditocracy's endless shock at Trump's offenses to enlightened civility -- he has never surprised me in the least.
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In "Statistics U.S.A." (1981), he sections off a map of the US with new territories, labeling them: Naïve, Perplexed, Clumsy, Confused, Silly, Hopeless, Don't Know.
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Colbert also went over Mueller's day of questioning and was perplexed by the former special counsel use of big words like "exculpated" during the testimony.
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Lind could be excused for being perplexed against Baltimore right-handed pitcher Tyler Wilson, who hardly throws fast enough to put fear in opposing hitters.
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Dunaway told Holt that she was perplexed by her fellow presenter and Bonnie and Clyde costar Warren Beatty's reaction when he first opened the envelope.
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When ASMR videos started trending on YouTube and Instagram, I was perplexed, too, but I finally decided to see what all the fuss was about.
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In conducting competitions audience members are often perplexed when the most exciting candidate doesn't win, but his energetic movements may simply be a pointless show.
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Jane, although mildly perplexed, surprisingly takes the news (and the Smarties) in stride, letting her father know that she isn't mad, just a little sad.
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The gender gap has especially perplexed educators, who say chess helps students learn to solve problems, improve their concentration, delay gratification and socialize with peers.
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Transforming an illustration into a live-action character is always a challenge for filmmakers, and the decision to use CGI to depict Alita perplexed some.
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As his perplexed colleague (Adeel Akhtar) notes, the British have done no favors to their homeland as a colony, which makes his immediate devotion puzzling.
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The blow-up left GOP senators perplexed and worried about what's in store for them over the next two years as they battle House Democrats.
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Since it opened here in July, its $250 tasting menus (tax and service charge not included) have left people perplexed, impressed, annoyed or all three.
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The sullen Democrats who could not bring themselves even to cheer record-low unemployment rates for black and Hispanic Americans remain perplexed by Mr. Trump.
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But the decision perplexed Mr. McGahn, who expressed the view that Mr. Trump should take a more aggressive approach to the investigation, the official said.
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But Ms. Naughton is momentarily perplexed by the question of whether she believes groups like hers have gotten enough credit for contributing to that outcome.
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The conductor looked down at our printed ticket and mentally checked off my wife and me before pausing and giving a friendly but perplexed look.
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On a street in Los Angeles, a man with a tattoo in Hebrew appears perplexed by a little girl contentedly curled up on the sidewalk.
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But traders are perplexed by the lagging performance of financial stocks, even as interest rates and the 10-year Treasury yield touched 3 percent Friday.
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"Everyone is very perplexed by that, I'll just be very candid with you," Escambia County, Florida, Sheriff David Morgan told CNN in an interview Tuesday.
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"We already have a teapot that we never use," my husband said, perplexed, when I showed him the one on my Shop at KonMari invoice.
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They visit me on their own or as couples, perplexed by the seemingly inexplicable drop in desire, either their own or that of their partner.
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" The Times reported the next morning that Mr. Corey's "series of bad jokes and mangled syntax" left "some people roaring with laughter and others perplexed.
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Given that fewer students hold marijuana in disregard, researchers are perplexed but relieved that use of marijuana has not kept pace with attitudes toward it.
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Check it out ... Ne-Yo's kinda perplexed by some of the national reaction, but it's got him thinking more and more about one man. Drake.
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These guys saw it and they recognized it, even if they were as perplexed as anyone about what you were supposed to do about it.
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When I try to go beyond the money and get at what they REALLY want out of life, oftentimes they look back at me rather perplexed.
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Reactions seem to have ranged from enthusiastic, to perplexed, to, in true VIP style, more or less ignoring the art and milking the personal promo instead.
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We noted we were perplexed by the sanguinity of some, their reliance upon unreliable bookmakers rather than basic risk management tenets difficult for us to comprehend.
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Lachant said that medical professionals themselves are perplexed as to how some girls are even still alive, having been brutally raped in surplus of 150 times.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last week, the appointment of the fifth French Minister of Culture in six years, Franck Riester, perplexed the art world.
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After hours of silence, he issued a statement saying that he was "perplexed" by Mr Trump's "very regrettable and unfortunate" decision to call off the summit.
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The song is both annoyingly catchy and ridiculously cute, yet there's one lyric that has perplexed even the most brilliant of minds for almost a decade.
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He's burping and making poops," the first-time father added, joking, "My diaper-changing skills aren't that bad but the swaddling has me a little perplexed!
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"I'm totally perplexed about why the fashion industry has not looked at these, frankly, dumb, basic clothes and cried 'Hoax,'" Gunn said on Access Hollywood Live.
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Some were perplexed by the specifics of the cats' anatomy: why the human/cat hybrids had breasts, for instance, or where exactly their tails protruded from.
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The 24-year-old singer sang "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" but her black mini dress drew the attention of several perplexed fans.
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Recognition in constitution In a column for the Guardian, where he is Indigenous Affairs Editor, Grant said he was "astounded, humbled and perplexed" by the response.
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Like CNN anchor Jake Tapper, I was perplexed by Spicer's transformation from cordial GOP advocate to what can seem like temperamental bulldog chained to a podium.
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In fact, many were perplexed by it because it made no sense in the previous era, where we used command lines, not visual icons, to navigate.
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That I had met so many in Mexico who had mentioned traveling through Rio Branco perplexed him; he assured me I must have had it wrong.
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In his book, "Let Me Finish," Chris Christie answers a question about Donald Trump that has long perplexed me: Why are his ties so ridiculously long?
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At times, Mr. Matobato, 57, who has a first-grade education, admitted to being perplexed by the barrage of questions from skilled lawyers on the committee.
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I should probably point out two things here: It was the height of summer, and the French rarely serve cold beverages with ice, which perplexed me.
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When Dinwiddie took her mom to the oncologist she'd been seeing for the past 11 years over, he too was perplexed at her new cancer diagnosis.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Thursday that he was "very perplexed" by the cancellation and urged Trump to engage in talks with Kim.
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" Perplexed by our decision to stay in our hometown of Houston, Texas, they'd ask, "Why haven't y'all moved to Los Angeles, New York, or Nashville yet?
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In the letter, dated a couple days earlier, Palmieri wrote that the campaign was "perplexed by the Times' slowness to acknowledge its errors" about the story.
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Other stakes-raising techniques, involving surreal interruptions from the baking show and predictably serio-comic scenes with Della's perplexed husband (Douglas Rees), are hit-or-miss.
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In "The Guide to the Perplexed," Maimonides sought to explain the nature of God; these characters barely believe in their own existence, let alone a deity's.
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SunTrust analyst Robert Peck wrote in a note Thursday that he was a "little perplexed" by the move and that it created a lot of questions.
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He returned empty-handed and perplexed, too sheepish to ask the no-nonsense employees for this old-timey-sounding drink of which he had never heard.
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The notion that the same gene could be responsible for the way a person processes physical and psychological pain left many perplexed: Aren't they totally different?
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" These themes segue perfectly into their new book, "One Nation After Trump: A Guide for the Perplexed, the Disillusioned, the Desperate, and the Not-Yet Deported.
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PARIS — After a tough three-set loss at the WTA tournament in Nuremberg last Thursday, Kristyna Pliskova became perplexed by the text messages she was receiving.
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For decades it has represented a Gordian Knot that much like that mythical knot has perplexed policymakers in the United States, South Korea, Japan, and China.
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Cramer said that he is perplexed by the bullish reviews , the holding company of Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works, has received from the analyst community.
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Pentagon officials are reportedly perplexed by Trump's order to plan for safe zones, perhaps because they recognize how difficult, costly and risky the job would be.
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The final sound cue for "The Perplexed," Richard Greenberg's new comedy about two estranged, wealthy families brought together by their children's impending nuptials, is offstage laughter.
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"The Perplexed" is a drawing-room play, literally — it is set in a lavish home library of an unseen, Jewish billionaire host, Berland Stahl — and figuratively.
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A Guide for the Perplexed," by Shannon Togawa Mercer in Lawfare: "It sits almost 1,500 miles south of Japan and around 2,100 miles from North Korea.
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Terrence, playing it cool but a little perplexed, told the officer that not only was everything fine, but also that he is literally interrupting a live broadcast.
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Looking perplexed and maybe a wee bit exasperated, Gates did his best on Bloomberg to walk back from any implication that he supports the FBI or Apple.
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"We're f---ed if that&aposs the case," lamented a senior House Republican leadership aide, perplexed that Mr. Trump may have thrown his party under the bus.
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I apologize if the two of us are broken records, but I think we're equally perplexed by the pace at which companies are garnering $1 billion valuations.
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The Earth's core is thought to have been entirely liquid at some point, and the question of when it began to solidify has perplexed scientists for decades.
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These catastrophic type II explosions normally shine for 130 days at the most, so astronomers were perplexed when iPTF14hls continued to sparkle well past this projected timeline.
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Mr. Franklin does a skillful slow burn as a perplexed, honorable man who would surely do the right thing if he could figure out what it was.
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"Rubio then told his visibly perplexed colleagues that they would fill in the pages together during the run-up to his speakership," National Journal's Michael Mishak writes.
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N.Y.C. Nature Perplexed urbanites might suspect that the frothy, walnut-size blobs attached to shrubs, fence posts and grass stems this time of year are insect-related.
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After what feels like thousands of phone updates — and emojis no one asked for — users are perplexed that somehow red hair is still not a foreseeable option.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in said that he was "very perplexed and sorry" that the summit had been canceled, according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency.
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Still, some economists are perplexed by figures showing growth in consumer spending hitting a four-year high, even as sales of beverages, home appliances and vehicles fell.
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But if you happen to come across people pouring a box of baking soda into water, that might have you a little perplexed — or maybe even intrigued.
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She and some other Latinx prisoners are put straight on an immigration van while Diablo waits outside the prison, his smile slowly melting into a perplexed frown.
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Too many of my political scientist colleagues are perplexed this year by the success of Trump, the struggles of Clinton, and why this election is so close.
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The campaign highlighted an open letter signed by 99 former Justice Department officials from both parties who declared that they were "astonished and perplexed" by Comey's actions.
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A very lost fur seal turned up in a paddock in rural Australia on Tuesday and National Parks and Wildlife services were perplexed to say the least.
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Duterte's hostility towards the United States and aggressive courting of China, so soon after it lost a landmark court decision, has perplexed much of the international community.
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As I grew older and repeated the story — either to distant relatives or perplexed friends — I started wondering how in the world my memorable moment was possible.
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A 23-second video of the whole episode reveals a cool-as-cucumber store owner, a wary-but-down-with-it customer, and a totally perplexed robber.
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As a fan of both gaming and headphones, I've long been perplexed by the terrible products that come out when the two things are combined into one.
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Goldfish which showed signs of life were dumped back in the aquariums and perplexed turtles were taken from their sward of broken glass and dumped after them.
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Since it opened in the Los Angeles area in July, the otherworldly Vespertine and its $250 tasting menus have left diners perplexed, impressed, annoyed, or all three.
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The president's pivot to calling for rollbacks of social distancing and businesses to reopen has left political observers perplexed over how such a goal could be achieved.
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Others were perplexed, questioning the logic of wearing camouflage in space and why the uniform seemed to not-so-boldly go where other designs had gone before.
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Wall Street's "dean of valuation," Aswath Damodaran, says he is perplexed over why a cash-burning company like Tesla is choosing debt to raise money over stock.
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All were perplexed by the origins of the mound, and none of them thought that ancient Irish inhabitants could have been capable of building such a structure.
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Some were simply left perplexed by the PR drive from the Middle Eastern nation, which saw Bin Salman's face plastered on billboards and black cabs in London.
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"I have always been perplexed by and obsessed with not only questions of powerlessness, but feeling like you have too much power," Roupenian told Elle last month.
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But during her quarterfinal match in Paris, one Latvian fan tried to start chants of "Al-Yo-Na," which were met with perplexed silence by the crowd.
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In one of the more whimsical puzzles encountered during Opportunity's mission, Mars watchers were perplexed in January 2014 by an object that looked like a jelly doughnut.
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"I still get perplexed when I read announcements such as that one," Andrew Cherlin, a sociology professor at Johns Hopkins who studies marriage and divorce, told Vox.
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You might've figured that one out already, but Stephen Colbert was just as perplexed at Trump's casual demeanour during his press conference on Friday, announcing the national emergency.
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What has perplexed the nation's political financiers, according to more than a dozen interviews with leading players, is what 210 has signaled — if anything — about the changing country.
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Perplexed as to why he was still on the list, he contacted the judge and learned that, while transferring his fine, he had entered the wrong account number.
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"I'm perplexed," says Bertrand, a pensioner shopping on the main square, who voted for Mr Sarkozy in 2012 but has yet to make up his mind this time.
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But Finland's defense minister, Jussi Niinisto, from the nationalist Blue Reform party, said he was perplexed by the decision, of which he had not been informed in advance.
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After being subject to the president's periodic attempts to rally support for the various repeal bills, some perplexed lawmakers suggested Mr Trump did not seem to understand them.
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Much like Generation X workers wondering why there were so many typewriters around, millennials are perplexed by the unnecessarily complicated and antiquated systems at most Global 2000 companies.
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Her husband, Gangadhar (Jisshu Sengupta) is more subdued and often perplexed by his wife's impulsive behavior, but he doesn't have too much time to dwell on their differences.
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At a time when President Emmanuel Macron is trying to push through difficult reforms, some of his own deputies are perplexed as to why he is allowing it.
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Nitpickers were out in full force after Apple reported earnings on Tuesday, which left Cramer perplexed as to why Wall Street is ignoring the company's service revenue stream.
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"Our theoretical physicist colleagues are perplexed" about how these particles are energized, says Charles Jui, a physicist at the University of Utah on the hunt for cosmic rays.
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Investors and analysts had been perplexed by early market moves which shrugged off Washington's escalation of the tit-for-tat tariff spat waging between the U.S. and China.
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Two gay women played by Aidy Bryant and Kate McKinnon stumble into a Wonder Woman scene, only to be left genuinely perplexed by the lack of lesbian action.
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The lack of an observable cometary atmosphere further perplexed scientists once the object accelerated into the outer solar system—a process that is also normally associated with comets.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's decision to cancel his historic meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un left South Korea's President "perplexed" and sparked angry protests in Seoul.
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I've watched the original "Lion King" dozens of times since its 1994 debut, and there's one scene near the end that has always left me a bit perplexed.
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Perplexed, even outraged by the decadent culture around him, he matches our shock, our sense of imbibing something squalid when we experience GTA IV's foul-mouthed, uncompromising parody.
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"I'm perplexed by the nomination of people who love the Iraq War so much that they would advocate for a war with Iran next," Paul said last month.
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I tend to pick up new tech pretty easily, and even I was perplexed at the layout, but I got the hang of it after a few days.
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Season 2, debuting Tuesday, June 7, finds a perplexed Valerie wondering how it all went so wrong, while Laura and Alex try to blunt their anger and pain.
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In the tale, a Union general is perplexed over what to do with three slaves who the law says must be returned to their Southern owner (2:00).
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In the tale, a Union general is perplexed over what to do with three slaves who the law says must be returned to their Southern owner (27873:00).
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In the tale, a Union general is perplexed over what to do with three slaves who the law says must be returned to their Southern owner (2:30003).
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Standing in the plaza, surrounded by reporters while van Niekerk conducted interviews a few yards away, she seemed perplexed that people were suddenly seeking her out for interviews.
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"You should come back when it opens again — maybe in a few years," the soldier said, casting a perplexed eye at my mother, who was beaming in gratitude.
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"1995 John would be very perplexed to be following 2018 @IdrisElba as #SexiestManAlive," Legend wrote on Twitter on Tuesday, sharing a photo of himself at 16 years old.
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"20133 John would be very perplexed to be following 2018 @IdrisElba as #SexiestManAlive," Legend wrote on Twitter on Tuesday, sharing a photo of himself at 16 years old.
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"I'm quite perplexed that people are very energetic in trying to stop people from casting their ballot, given the devastation that this county has experienced," Andersen told CNN.
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As I write you today, I am still perplexed that the administration of a renowned educational institution would allow anyone to attend such a dismantled and disorganized program.
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Several American dance critics began to review Cunningham's work respectfully in the late 1950s and early '60s, even when it perplexed them, which was most of the time.
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Here's the original moment, in which a perplexed Trump is seen pushing buttons on the telephone in the Oval Office and saying "Enrique" and "hello?" into the void.
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Photo illustration by Jamie Chung On the morning of May 18, 2014, Violeta Lagunes was perplexed by a series of strange messages that appeared in her Gmail inbox.
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Viewers were perplexed and captivated to see the 33-year-old's less-than-stellar performance and her inability to complete even the most basic tricks like her competitors.
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Mr. Gilbert wrote that he was perplexed by the inquiry, having always seen her as "an Indian woman," until she recounted the story of her childhood in Budapest.
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Republicans are perplexed by the vicious back-and-forth, which is coming at a time when Trump is already struggling mightily to make progress on his legislative agenda.
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Declaring himself "perplexed and perturbed," Bybee said the courts were being thrust to the center of the immigration fight in large part because lawmakers have abdicated their responsibilities.
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"I am perplexed, excited and angry, all at the same time," said James Dier, who planned to remain in the Williamsburg apartment he has lived in since 2012.
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"The Perplexed" is a social-issue casserole, a tumble of ingredients culled from the zeitgeist — porn, feminism, 1 percent-level wealth — that could each warrant its own entree.
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Still, people in the non-Chinese media ask, perplexed: Wasn't the disappearance of Mr. Meng a very clumsy and all-too-public way to dispense with an enemy?
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If you've been heretofore perplexed by how to make use of the tight corners in your shower, a tension rod shower caddy is going to be very helpful.
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Charm offensive North Korea's "Army of Beauties", an all-female cheerleading team, have fascinated and perplexed South Koreans since the squad arrived at the Olympic winter games in Pyeongchang.
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" He says he's perplexed by actress Ally Sheedy, who cryptically posted a comment after watching Franco win Best Actor at the Golden Globes ..."Why is James Franco allowed in?
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"We remain perplexed at your apparent resistance to obtaining far more value for Anadarko shareholders which has been expressed clearly through our interactions over the last week," she wrote.
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"The staff in the Taj itself, their actions at first perplexed me then intrigued me and I couldn't get what they had done out of my head," Maras says.
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The decision to include a passage from F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1925 novel perplexed some viewers due to the story's content, but it was an undeniably modern and unique choice.
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The 80-year-old senator from Arizona appeared confused during a meandering and unfocused series of questions that appeared to leave Comey as perplexed as it left TV viewers.
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The two friends, who both studied economics, bonded over their love of food and were both perplexed by and inspired by the lack of choice in the condiment aisle.
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Peppermint, the trans queen RuPaul mentioned in the Guardian piece, told BuzzFeed News she felt "perplexed, sad, fearful, and speechless" upon hearing the host's words for the first time.
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SONJA, the heroine of "Mirror, Shoulder, Signal", is single and perplexed, and has reached the age when "everything that's supposed to get easier in life persists in being complicated".
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But more often than not, Danny comes across as a college student come home from studying abroad, perplexed as to why no one gets his newfound love of yoga.
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A price war that nobody can win Other analysts were perplexed about GrubHub's decision to try to engage in a price war with deeper-pocketed rivals, such as Uber.
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Investors are unnerved and perplexed by the Federal Reserve's insistence that it might well lift interest rates this summer, and perhaps make two or three moves by year's end.
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As I was packing up my recorder and notebook, I had called him the "geek judge," only for him to look perplexed and ask, "Is that a good thing?"
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Though the deputies in Jefferson County, Colorado, are no strangers to odd animal-related calls, they were utterly perplexed after being alerted of a bear stuck in a car.
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Nitpickers were out in full force after Apple reported earnings on Tuesday, which left Jim Cramer perplexed as to why Wall Street is ignoring the company's service revenue stream.
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What should have been an extremely straightforward question to answer, especially for the country's top law enforcement official, wound up being yet another inquiry that seemingly left Barr perplexed.
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When I first came to Zabriskie I was perplexed by the range of art in the gallery, from Ken Snelson sculptures to Brassai photographs to drawings by Yasuo Kuniyoshi.
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When he tried that, though, he found a human on the other end of the line, perplexed as to how their phone number had been used for prerecorded marketing.
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Most people didn't take note of The Quiet Man because they were too busy being perplexed at Square Enix using gaming's biggest stage to announce almost nothing of consequence.
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Citrus executives were perplexed by the Trump administration's action to lift the import ban since they claim it could ultimately hurt thousands of U.S. family farmers growing the fruit.
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I love the fact that all of that hard maths and physics is invisible to the user, who's left with a mouth slightly agape and a mind utterly perplexed.
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Like others on the show, however, he remains somewhat perplexed by the outrage it sparked, less by the anger itself than by the scale and selective nature of it.
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The Fed remains perplexed about the lack of inflation, but data expected this week and even in the next couple of months is unlikely to provide a reliable picture.
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Checking a pocket guide to get it right— "The Birds of Ireland," illustrated text— I note the precise graphic work and definite descriptions there, and yet I'm still perplexed.
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At her initial consultation, Dr. Lee (who has seen it all) is perplexed by everything happening — including the location and the fact that Taylor was born with the bump.
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Season 210 finds our perplexed divorcée wondering how she ended up in bed with all the wrong people, while Laura and Alex try to blunt their anger and pain.
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Mr. Brat said many conservatives remained perplexed as to why Mr. Ryan and Republican leaders would choose to criticize Mr. Trump rather than focus their energy on Mrs. Clinton.
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Disappearance perplexed investigators Cunningham was last seen in mid-February, shortly after a CDC supervisor told him why he was being passed over for a promotion, police have said.
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When Maori artist Lisa Reihana first encountered "Les Sauvages de la Mer Pacifique" at an exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia in 2900, she was fascinated and perplexed.
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Yet Lyft is more transparent in its receipts about the details of a trip, which can help consumers understand when prices increase; Uber's opaque receipts could leave people perplexed.
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When the Japanese singer-songwriter Kenji Endo first heard Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" as a young student in Tokyo in the 803s, he was perplexed — offended, even.
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The case perplexed investigators because Cunningham's keys, cell phone, credit cards, debit cards, wallet and all forms of identification were found in his house, along with his beloved dog.
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Cramer was particularly perplexed by Twitter because he expected it to have momentum going into earnings season due to major sporting events such as the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
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Invariably, this new acquaintance is someone much thinner than I. I am perplexed at how to respond, so I usually just stare expressionlessly and try to change the subject.
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But if the assault on Tuesday was meant as a call to arms, it instead perplexed Venezuelans who have been protesting against the government and a devastating economic crisis.
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"A lot of leaders still are a little frustrated with him and perplexed by him, but there's a little less fear of him than there was before," Dawsey said.
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The situation has left Trump periodically enraged, including during a meeting earlier this month in the Cabinet Room when a list of administration demands on immigration left him perplexed.
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Consumers who want to keep the lock on their Equifax credit files have to use a different product — like the company's free "lock & alert" service, the company suggests. Perplexed?
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The first time I encountered it was in the mid-2000s, via a Crucial Blast promo CD, and I still remember how utterly perplexed I was to hear it.
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I actually remember thinking as I watched him at a Star Trek convention that on some level he seemed perplexed or even amused by the concept that fans adored him.
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In 1984, 36-year-old Elton John married 30-year-old German sound engineer Renate Blauel in a lavish ceremony in Australia while his friends and family looked on perplexed.
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Saki won Muay Thai titles back in the early 2000s but seemed completely perplexed by da Silva simply pressing through his swings and trying to grab a double collar tie.
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Willie -- a former stud pass rusher himself -- is perplexed by Gruden and the Raiders' role in the situation ... especially after the new Chicago Bear BEASTED in his first game Sunday.
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The stories of these women and how their perplexed doctors founded psychoanalysis are brought to life in Hysteria, a graphic novel written by Richard Appignanesi with drawings by Oscar Zárate.
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Investors remain perplexed over a lack of explanation from the government for rapid drops in foreign reserves and reports that the central bank is borrowing in order to bolster them.
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Most recently, the 'bad guy' singer went viral for her iconic "confused face" during the 92nd Academy Awards, igniting a heated Twitter debate over the reason for her perplexed expression.
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Pierre-Marcel Favre, his editor, who spent six years working with him on his encyclopedia devoted to European game birds, told Libération that he remained perplexed by Mr. Violier's death.
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In fact, men actually tend to report far more opposite-sex partners in their life than woman—something's that long perplexed researchers because those numbers should be about the same.
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CPP was perplexed by the unilateral transfer of funds out of its account without notification, the firm, a unit of state energy giant China National Petroleum Corp, told the newspaper.
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"I don't think they exist," said one Republican on Capitol Hill, who -- like many other Republicans -- was perplexed by the President's decision to float the idea in the first place.
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In Downham Market, where residents were variously perplexed, overwhelmed, and amused by the pungent cannabis smell last year, locals are unconcerned that vast quantities of cannabis are being cultivated nearby.
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Sunspring stars Silicon Valley's Thomas Middleditch as the gold-clad and thoroughly perplexed character, H. "I don't know what you're talking about," an exacerbated H repeatedly pleads throughout the short.
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Saturday's qualifying, with Raikkonen allowed to do his final quick lap after Vettel and gain an aerodynamic tow from others right at the end of the session, left observers perplexed.
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If you talk to people about the above three rules and they seem perplexed (like you just mentioned the unmentionable), you need to move on to someone that does understand.
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In fact, the baby looks a lot like us, right now, staring at the post with a perplexed expression as we wonder: Which of Kim Kardashians's two kids is this?
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The subject of the aging, perplexed, and "difficult" second-wave feminist has been treated in earlier novels, such as Brian Morton's Florence Gordon, which starred a woman of Faith's generation.
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By contrast, observers were perplexed as to what upside there could be, if any, in causing trouble for May over an issue like Brexit that matters little to most Americans.
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The sources said Conroy was particularly perplexed because he has made strong friendships with Republicans in his seven years as chaplain and genuinely does try to stay out of politics.
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Some users reported on Twitter that their attempts to watch Disney Plus content were met with error messages, accompanied by a perplexed astronaut Mickey or a glum Wreck-It Ralph.
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"I must confess that I'm a bit perplexed by his position," she told WGAN, a local radio station, about Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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For those perplexed by the functioning of oil markets, here are a few guidelines to work out what is important: Geopolitics: This is the fancy term for wars and crises.
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They followed that by losing their second game in the Big Ten tournament, and then lost in the NCAA Sweet Sixteen to Syracuse, completely perplexed by the Orange's zone defense.
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The interview both alarmed and perplexed agents at the F.B.I., then in the midst of a highly sensitive counterintelligence investigation targeting Mr. Flynn and three other associates of Mr. Trump's.
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Thanks to Bogart's perplexed underplaying and the anticlimactic ending, "Beat the Devil" was misunderstood in much the way that Elaine May's not dissimilar anti-thriller "Ishtar" would be in 1987.
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Even some of the governor's allies were perplexed by an October news release from the state party, which Mr. Cuomo controls, that contrasted his efforts with those of Mr. Gianaris.
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He was most perplexed, he said, by the fact that, though the subject of the trade dispute was the airplane industry, aircraft sales will face only a 10 percent tariff.
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Disappearance perplexed investigators Cunningham, of Atlanta, was last seen February 12, shortly after a CDC supervisor told him why he was being passed over for a promotion, police have said.
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While many people are perplexed by the ritual on Abdul-Ghani, an attorney for the boy's father said public perception is skewed because of the five suspects' race and religion.
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Jeb looked down at them, perplexed to find that they were of different colors, one a strange, violet shade of blue, the other green with flecks of black and honey.
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Whether they were fired for legitimate reasons or not, internal dissent at Google is no longer a fringe concern and executives appear perplexed when it comes to dealing with it.
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Israel's conservative settlement supporters and their American backers rejoiced at the selection, while believers in a Palestinian state and the American-brokered peace process were perplexed and close to despair.
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The Doctor Is Perplexed: It seems like it should not be possible, but a recent case showed that sometimes a boy and a girl are born as semi-identical twins.
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Through it all, the press's love of inflammatory lying fed the shitshow of a campaign, which saw the relentless hurling of fear at a furious, perplexed population from both sides.
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But so well did the Turpins tell their story to themselves, that Louise Turpin, 49, seemed perplexed when police arrived, Captain Greg Fellows of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said.
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The committee member though was perplexed - why had Manafort needed Trump's approval for an expenditure on such an essential part of his campaign, and why was the amount so small?
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Even though she was a young person from elsewhere, she was so perplexed and put off by this, that these 20-somethings from America were so terrified of inter-relational commerce.
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The actor has been featured in a variety of GIFs since early November, as ingenious video editors have found his perplexed spin in Pulp Fiction perfect for a variety of scenarios.
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Scientists working with the Chandra X-ray Observatory were perplexed by the lack of star formation in the Perseus Cluster, a group of galaxies about 250 million light-years from Earth.
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I needed to know that I wasn't missing a point and other people would be as perplexed and fascinated by this group of women building an empire out of hot glue.
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Still, many critics were perplexed as to why Apple, which had taken decisive action to remove offending podcasts, still allowed the same company to distribute its app through its App Store.
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And many of whom like him personally and call him a "dear friend" are even perplexed, going as far as not talking to him of late because of his Trump support.
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Beyond the soft silicone bit for your ear, there's zero give or flex to the Ear Duos, and I was genuinely perplexed as to how to get them on at first.
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The South African added that she felt stripped bare by the humiliation of tests after her world championship success in Berlin and was still perplexed by the debate over her condition.
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The figure is understandably perplexed by what's in his hands, which seems to be part snake (complete with hooded head, eyes, and red mouth) and part do-it-yourself jungle gym.
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During the election, "Make America Great Again" (to me at least) was a "watch your back" statement that made me perplexed and want to strategize: how does one avoid getting attacked?
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Police in Rogue River, Oregon, were perplexed after a man walking his dog in the park discovered a portable toilet filled with marijuana plants on Wednesday, according to the Associated Press.
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Within weeks, I'd pored over every piece of writing credibly attributed to Le Roux or Satoshi, and found myself perplexed at the growing size of the "for" column on my spreadsheet.
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The fact that he couldn't pull himself together enough to make a contribution when I needed him to really damaged my ability to take care of my family, and perplexed me.
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Where Democrats stand Democrats are somewhat perplexed by the fact the President still hasn't laid out his next steps but both confident and firm in the position they've held for weeks.
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And it's these more nuanced, multi-part teasers that leave me perplexed for the relatively longest time, only to have me feeling like Mensa's newest member when I crack their conundrums.
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When he arrived at the fair 20 minutes early and his staff was trying to move him toward the soapbox, the former vice president glanced at his watch and looked perplexed.
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Syd is a gross weirdo — she's equally fascinated and frustrated by her leg acne, pretty fine with being ostracized by her classmates, and perplexed by the people she is attracted to.
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On a rainy afternoon last fall, as news of Trump's Cabinet appointments began to trickle in, an English professor named Mark Bauerlein sat in a small apartment in Manhattan, sounding perplexed.
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Members of the House Intelligence Committee from both parties were perplexed by the White House's decision to limit the congressional testimony of Bannon but to allow Dearborn to answer all questions.
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Speaking shortly after the inductions were announced on Tuesday, Mr. Rodgers was appreciative but, in his words, perplexed about receiving the honor even as his band was shut out once again.
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Among other things, the couple founded the Wolcott School for children with learning disabilities and Milt's Barbecue for the Perplexed, a kosher restaurant that donates all of its profits to charity.
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She always offers her home for arriving relatives, but she is perplexed because no one (except me) ever takes her up on her offers of dinner or a place to sleep.
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Ellen DeGeneres has a positive message for anyone who was perplexed to see that she spent an afternoon with George W. and Laura Bush at the Dallas Cowboys game on Sunday.
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It said it was "perplexed" by the comments of Erdogan's nationalist partner party leader, who held Moscow responsible for attacks on Turkish troops and said Ankara should plan to "enter Damascus".
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that he is perplexed by the bullish reviews L Brands, the holding company of Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works, has received from the analyst community.
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The recovery of Diego's hoodensis species also brings up a quandary, one that perplexed Darwin during his adventures in the Galápagos more than a century ago, when he studied the fauna.
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Lawyers for the government raced to defend the president's actions against court challenges, while aides struggled to explain the policy to perplexed lawmakers the next night at a black-tie dinner.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says he is perplexed about why hundreds of thousands of furloughed government employees who aren't receiving paychecks aren't going to their bank and taking out a personal loan.
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In a society that sees larger breasts as the pinnacle of physical attractiveness for women, many are still perplexed that some of those with said larger breasts choose to have them reduced.
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"I'm totally perplexed about why the fashion industry has not looked at these, frankly, dumb, basic clothes and cried, 'hoax,&apos" he says about West's latest fashion show for Yeezy season 4.
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"When I look at what took place, it leaves me perplexed," said Philip Blancato, chief executive of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management, a firm that builds portfolios for financial advisers and rich investors.
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TransCanada spokesman Tim Duboyce said the company had initially been "quite perplexed" by Quebec's request in early March to submit to provincial environmental law because Energy East is subject to federal regulations.
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Reporter Allana Harkin interviewed various "Bernie or Bust" protesters at the Democratic National Convention and came away utterly perplexed that they weren't hopping on board with Clinton now that Sanders has, too.
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It's the contradiction that has perplexed scientists and "Star Wars" fans alike: If the universe is filled with Earth-like planets (and it is), why haven't we made contact with aliens yet?
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But when cast member Patton Oswalt asked Dorsey about the lack diversity within the company, noting that it's "odd that [diversity is still] being addressed in 2017," Dorsey seemed perplexed at first.
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"One of the things that perplexed me most about the hearings was how many of the congresspeople or senators turned to Zuckerberg and said, 'Tell us what we should do,'" Khanna says.
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Its shape, about 800 meters long and only 80 wide, is another head-scratcher for astronomers, who are perplexed by the fact that it has no comet-like tail of melting ice.
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Another directional reversal in guidance at the next statement—"actually, things are grand and we plan to hike away"—would leave markets more perplexed than usual concerning what the Fed is after.
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After De Laurentiis instructed DeGeneres to spoon a risotto mixture into her hand with an ice cream scoop and roll it into a ball, the host stood there, with a perplexed expression.
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RBC analyst Damian Brewer said he was "perplexed" by the wet lease deal, noting Lufthansa could instead lease planes on the open market and crew them with new staff at market rates.
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They looked so shy, so endearingly perplexed in their green overcoats and silly moth-eaten caps, the long earflaps out at an angle, as if the air had lofted them mid-flight.
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Clinton were perplexed that the prospect of the first female president had not caused anything like the national soul-searching, cultural heat or political exhilaration produced by Barack Obama eight years ago.
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"I'm actually perplexed why anybody is interested in this or why anybody in their right mind would treat this as suspicious," Scott Balber, an attorney representing the Agalarovs and Kaveladze, told BuzzFeed.
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"I'm a little perplexed as to why this drought is continuing as it is," said Jay R. Ritter, a professor at the University of Florida, who has studied public offerings for decades.
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Over that 24-hour span, Jackson, who had a new book and content partnership with AOL to promote at the time, displayed subtle mastery over a medium that has perplexed many others.
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Anti-racist protesters staging nonviolent demonstrations in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday said they were aggravated and perplexed by the heightened police presence that involved dozens of law enforcement officers in riot gear.
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The Californian, in his first season of Verizon IndyCar Series competition, got out of his blue and gold No. 98 NAPA-sponsored Andretti Herta Autosport-Honda in Victory Lane and appeared perplexed.
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And many of those who like him personally and call him a "dear friend" are even perplexed, going as far as not talking to him of late because of his Trump support.
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Turns out, they — like many parents — are a little perplexed about how to relay the most confusing facets of the Easter holiday to Wyatt, who is not even two years old yet.
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" Soon the reporter was warning that in Venezuela, "a majority of the country is currently eating rats," while the perplexed interviewee maintained that "I just want people to have health care, honey.
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In an interview not long before that, though, he belied any pretense of self-doubt when he was asked whether he was perplexed by the seemingly insolvable challenges of health care economics.
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It would be nice if, instead of seeking to erase the lives of those who are different, the perplexed might respond to the transgender moment in the spirit of Robert F. Kennedy.
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And the fawn is under the impression that we can't see her, even as my children crouch, perplexed, to get a better look at the little speckled creature crushing my lamb's ear.
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Lagarde's perplexed facial reaction to Ivanka Trump's comments, as well as Ivanka Trump's own body language, prompted memes and commentary that the first daughter appeared wildly out of place in the setting.
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"For three-plus years, Democrats have been trying to parse every one of his words, add their traditional view and find themselves often perplexed," said Senator Kevin Cramer, Republican of North Dakota.
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Looking to brandish his diplomatic credentials and strike a deal that perplexed more experienced presidents, Trump made stopping the North Korean nuclear program a key focus of his first year in office.
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When she first received the script for Salovaara's 2017 web series Let Me Die a Nun, Ana Fabrega was perplexed: Why would she, a comedian, be the first choice for a drama?
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Michael Irvin tells TMZ Sports he's straight-up perplexed by Dez Bryant's plan to wait until the season has begun to sign with a team ... saying the receiver NEEDS a squad ASAP!!
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The Victoria & Albert Museum in London is filled with nude statues of women and men — which is why one mom was "perplexed" after she was asked to cover up while breastfeeding her child.
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"We were at first perplexed to witness these intriguing behavioural displays by male humpback dolphins, but as we undertook successive field trips over the years, the evidence mounted," said Allen in a statement.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn's sudden appearance on Twitter on Wednesday was a surprise move by the businessman that perplexed people and sent journalists scrambling, and not for the first time.
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The Democratic gains weeks after Election Day have left many Californians — and both Republicans and Democrats nationally — perplexed over why exactly it took so long to get a clear idea of the results.
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Some on Twitter were appalled and perplexed by Friday's retweet by Trump, who has not sought the backing of white supremacist groups but several say his success has helped them win new supporters.
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Turns out, that's true: The paper simply shatters under the press after its seventh folding and crumbles in his hand when removed from the press, prompting a perplexed "What the f—?" from Vuohensilta.
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Trump's comments in an interview with Reuters on Thursday that he wanted Seoul to pay for the THAAD deployment perplexed South Koreans and raised questions about his commitment to the two countries' alliance.
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Student loans account for a growing share of the total U.S. debt of $12.8 trillion, and delinquency rates have remained stubbornly high since 2004, a trend that has perplexed and concerned some policymakers.
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In Subic Bay, less than 200 miles from a shoal claimed by the Philippines but occupied by China, a taxi driver, Pete Simpao, seemed perplexed when asked about the South China Sea dispute.
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Key US allies 'perplexed' as Trump treats friends like enemies Surprise meeting The South Korean President met Kim on the North side of the demilitarized zone (DMZ) between the two Koreas late Saturday.
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And he locked horns with Sanders on Medicare for All, saying he was perplexed that Democrats would so readily abandon ObamaCare for a system that would require a whole new health industry overhaul.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Thomas Donohue said recently that business leaders are perplexed about Trump's positions and are trying to figure out what he would do if he won the White House.
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" There's no evidence of this whatsoever — and a judge who heard the lawsuit on Tuesday was so perplexed by the claim that she asked the Trump campaign's lawyer, "What are you asking for?
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The Verdict: Of all the peel-off products that we tested out, the eyebrow gel was definitely the most intriguing — even our on-set makeup artist Chichi Saito was perplexed by the formula.
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I guess I should clarify I didn't stop ... I do want to get to the show itself, but the idea of being scared of tech kind of thing, or being perplexed by tech.
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For decades, political analysts on the left have been perplexed by working-class Americans who give their vote to a Republican Party whose motivating principle revolves around delivering tax cuts to the rich.
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Many years ago you described the ideal condition of being an artist as being 'perplexed in public … because the artist was to be invested in things that did not have a pat answer.
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This week, two Barclays analysts, Kannan Venkateshwar and Amir Rozwadowski, called the government's threat to block the deal "unprecedented" and said they were "perplexed" given the Justice Department's longstanding leniency toward vertical mergers.
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Nonfiction ONE NATION AFTER TRUMP A Guide for the Perplexed, the Disillusioned, the Desperate, and the Not-Yet Deported By E. J. Dionne Jr., Norman J. Ornstein and Thomas E. Mann 344 pp.
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"I'm perplexed by the nominations of people who loved the Iraq War so much they advocate for war with Iran," Paul told reporters on Capitol Hill in explaining his opposition to the nominees.
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If you want government conspiracies, best friends fighting on opposite sides of a blood war, and oodles of shots of Somerhalder looking perplexed at his vampy predicament, that series may be for you.
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TEHRAN — Perplexed residents of Tehran focused their eyes — and smartphones — upward on Monday afternoon as antiaircraft weapons hidden on rooftops suddenly began blasting away at "an unidentified flying object" in the clear sky.
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Senators left the meeting perplexed at what will come next, and people close to McConnell don't fully comprehend how his strategy will play out, according to interviews with senators, aides and Republican operatives.
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"The state DEQ is just as perplexed by Edwards' results as he seems to be by the City's test results," Wurfel, an MDEQ spokesman at the time who later resigned, said in response.
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When I asked about this issue on Twitter—namely, who are all of these people who are concerned about bringing whole turkeys through airport security—most of the people who responded were equally perplexed.
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As a sometime straw-user, I was minorly annoyed (I now keep my own personal stash in my desk, because I suck), but more perplexed as to how straws became the hot new issue.
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But the results of a new analysis by the LUX Collaboration has left scientists perplexed about a substance that has guided the formation of the stars and galaxies since the cosmos began: dark matter.
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As I tried to figure out what this scandal said about the city, and about Canada, Twitter proved an invaluable way to air ideas and engage in conversations with people who were similarly perplexed.
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"At the moment people are still perplexed," economist Klaus Wohlrabe said, adding that a so-called "Jamaica" coalition between Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives with the Free Democrats and Greens would be difficult to achieve.
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On Wednesday's Live with Kelly and Ryan, Seacrest, 44, revealed that during a trip to the Kardashian matriarch's Hidden Hills mansion, he was perplexed about how to use one of the home's many toilets.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has confessed to being perplexed, noting wage growth was well below what would normally be associated with the current unemployment rate, a four-year trough of 5.5 percent.
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In one of his many lively television appearances, Giuliani perplexed "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd in August 2018 with a claim that Mueller could trap Trump in an interview because "truth isn't truth."
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Vonn, who won gold in the downhill at the 2010 Vancouver Games but missed the 2014 Games in Sochi due to injury, said people overseas were perplexed at the way the U.S. had changed.
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Muscular Haitian masons stood by watching, perplexed and a bit amused at the sight of men and women who had come all the way from the United States to do a mundane construction job.
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Yesterday, South Norwood residents were left perplexed after Sharon, a mannequin dressed as an angel and clutching a fried chicken drumstick and barber scissors, appeared in an area of green space in the district.
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As states reap the benefits of an expanding national economy, at least 210 have reported budget surpluses — leaving joyous but somewhat perplexed state officials to figure out what to do with the unexpected cash.
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But even some of his fans were a little perplexed when he announced a policy for expanding offshore oil and gas drilling, and then abruptly added that there would be an exception for … Florida.
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But the first time she and her longtime dance partner, Anna Bass, showed their creative producing director what they had been working on in private — the seed of their newest piece — he was perplexed.
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But coming here reminded me of Bogotá, another city whose residents love where they live, but seem perplexed at its appeal to outsiders, especially, in Baltimore's case, with the nation's capital 30 minutes away.
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In this new special, the television host heads to Greenland to help broker a deal for Trump, who perplexed the world last month when he said he would like to purchase the semiautonomous territory.
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At times, Trump himself has seemed perplexed; in the span of two years, the president once hailed Gowdy as a brilliant lawmaker before bashing him as a failure and then embracing him once again.
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Peterson is as perplexed as everyone, but, like Southern California drivers unaccustomed to driving in wet conditions, he suggests the trainers and track officials may be unaccustomed to dealing with so much inclement weather.
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The 7-year-old, Jazmine Barnes, was a second grader at a Houston-area elementary school, and her death — in the family's car, early one morning over the holidays — unnerved and perplexed her community.
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But many conservative Christians, and the Salvation Army itself seemed perplexed when the Christian-owned fast food franchise Chick-fil-A announced it would stop donating to the Salvation Army and another Christian organization.
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The noted human rights lawyer and wife of actor George Clooney told the BBC she is "perplexed" by the success of his candidacy, and is optimistic that his chances of winning the presidency are slim.
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Nevertheless, the question as to how the killer—who would have been severely bloodstained by the attack—was able to leave the scene without being seen has perplexed anyone who has ever studied the case.
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The photo features the 14-year-old daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber sitting in a field resting her head in her hand and looking up at the sky with a perplexed expression.
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While Tyson wasn't baffled by Musk's brainteaser in the least, he admitted that those who aren't familiar with the geometry of a non-flat world, also known as non-Euclidean geometry, would likely be perplexed.
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" The post also made its way to Reddit's /r/blogsnark subreddit, where one user wrote, "Genuinely I am perplexed by the idea of a friend snapping angles right next to your head post-motorcycle crash.
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Marathon, which has three employees, declined to say if it would issue the shares at a fixed price or talk about other financial details, leaving investors who had dialed into the call a bit perplexed.
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The next shot is a zoom-in on the sword's hilt, which has a distinctive insignia on it, followed by a close-up of a spectator looking angry and perplexed; he is clearly in trouble.
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We got the ex-wife and mother of Kevin's 2 kids Sunday outside the Laugh Factory in WeHo, and she's genuinely perplexed that Eniko went after her on social media, saying she's playing the victim.
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WHEN Donald Trump, the Republican presidential hopeful, claimed recently that President Barack Obama "is the founder" of Islamic State and Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate, the "co-founder", even some of his supporters were perplexed.
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The televised performance left GOP senators perplexed — and worried about what's in store for them over the next two years — as they try to work with Trump and against resurgent House Democrats led by Rep.
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And while we are on the topic of relationships, I would note that I will forever be perplexed by the rate of unsolicited and unexpected congratulatory communications from ex-boyfriends after years of no contact.
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If you're even able to do the deed while playing chess, good for you, but for the rest of us rather perplexed at the logistics, this is the actual kinda NSFW logo for the tournament.
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Scientists are perplexed about why Trump is bringing this up now, though -- and what, if anything, it has to do with the active wildfires, including one that has been declared the largest in state history.
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I get the same questions when I visit my brother in Canada or on my business travels to other countries, where many people remain perplexed, maybe even downright mystified, by Americans' defense of gun rights.
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Perplexed, the Haggler contacted Doug Pierce, one of the smartest people to trudge through the fetid bog that is the internet underworld, and the founder of Cogney, a search engine optimization company in Hong Kong.
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Everyone seems slightly perplexed and put-upon that this is now a part of their lives, all because it is the last place anyone would think to look for the leaders of a resistance movement.
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The lack of pledges to create jobs has not been lost on President Trump's top economic adviser, Gary D. Cohn, who seemed perplexed last week about the lack of corporate enthusiasm for a tax cut.
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Reporters out in Beantown are perplexed by the move ... and nobody seems to have a definitive answer as to why the dude was fired after having so much success since he was hired in 2015.
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Better yet, if you're disinterested entirely, as I was, and perplexed by the cultural fascination (in recent years, there have been four novels based on her life, and three major biopics are in the works).
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The mixed decision perplexed many in the courtroom, including the 34-year-old Shkreli, who first drew widespread public scorn in 2015 for raising the price of a lifesaving drug by more than 5,000 percent.
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And Pelosi was once again perplexed by the Judiciary Committee, a partisan panel with more than a few publicity hounds, who had frequently pushed to go further than the broader Democratic caucus wanted on impeachment.
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Reflecting on the name of the creature that impressed and perplexed me the most — a fish that couldn't swim, and therefore spent his entire existence propped up in a sponge — I answered without hesitation. "Pickle."
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And Kennedy has emerged as the most prominent senator in this process, making Sunday show appearances that have perplexed his Senate colleagues by offering some level of equivalency between Russian and Ukrainian influence in 2016.
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BERLIN, Feb 13 (Reuters) - For an event meant to showcase the power of telecoms, cancelling this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona without a back-up plan has perplexed many in the trillion-dollar sector.
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After an exhaustive search for records of the Garry case, Freedman came across a document that perplexed her—a request to compare the crime-scene evidence with the fingerprints of a man named Steven Martinez.
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The Chamber of Mines has gone to court seeking to block the charter, calling it "so confusing and confused, and so contradictory in its core provisions", that it has left mining companies and legal experts perplexed.
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Yi Mao Ling, a 63-year-old tourist from China&aposs Kunming city, said he was perplexed by the tragedy as he walked up to a boat with his children and grandchildren for an island trip.
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Even Donald Trump, whose eclectic policy prescriptions have perplexed many, to put it kindly, has called for a rebuilding of an infrastructure currently more suited to the early 20th century than for the next 100 years.
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Bob Hood, a former federal Bureau of Prisons chief of internal affairs and former warden at the ADX Florence "supermax" prison in Colorado, said he also was perplexed by the decision to remove the suicide safeguards.
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Michael Martinez, a professor of photojournalism at the University of Tennessee Knoxville who once worked as a photo editor for the Associated Press, says he's perplexed by the decision to stage the photo in that way.
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While most of the new law's changes will be not in effect for the taxes people file in early 2018, some taxpayers may get perplexed and call the IRS with questions relating to the new law.
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His is by far the most objectified body on the show: his abdomen is treated almost as a special effect, and the camera lingers on Theroux's perplexed eyebrows as though they were a landscape of misery.
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His continued back-and-forth with Muslim-American parents of a US soldier killed in Iraq left most Hill Republicans perplexed at how the GOP nominee wouldn't let go of a spat with a grieving couple.
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Yet, we find ourselves mutually perplexed by what is taking place within the national dialogue on how the intelligence community is being treated, how its leadership is being judged, and the downright frightening trends we see.
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But almost five years after Archbishop Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Buenos Aires became the first Pope from Latin America, the decision by Francis to steer clear from Argentina has left many faithful feeling perplexed and dejected.
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Exhibited at the Green Gallery in 1964, these extremely simple and plain structures — a long beam that lay on the floor, a suspended slab, a triangular form that filled a corner — perplexed and bored many critics.
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"They're entirely perplexed that a not-for-profit would spend some of the money that's coming from donors on stuff they never asked for, don't want, and have boxes of in their basements already," Burk says.
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When they visit the majestic American Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, some international art lovers — especially ones from Canada, Australia and Asia — leave a bit perplexed, as if they've somehow missed an important gallery.
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He also said that House Republicans are "perplexed" by arcane Senate rules that often require a week of floor time to pass relatively noncontroversial or procedural somersaults to avoid filibusters, which require 85033 votes to end.
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Peterson is as perplexed as everyone else -- but, like Southern California drivers unaccustomed to driving in wet conditions, Peterson suggests that the trainers and track officials may be unaccustomed to dealing with so much inclement weather.
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Blackstone co-founder Steve Schwarzman and other CEOs on the now-defunct White House policy forum were perplexed by President Donald Trump's efforts to take responsibility for disbanding the group, sources told The New York Times.
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Goren, who is permanently smiling and shrugging, smiles and shrugs as he weighs in on this one afternoon on his spring break, totally perplexed as to why I asked him to look back on his musical career.
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When he's not murmuring befuddling things like "unicorn city" (though we'd like to live there) to perplexed Refinery29 staffers, Cozart also makes cameo appearances with some of our favorite YouTube stars, including Grace Helbig and Mammie Hart.
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Mark Weatherford, who was DHS's deputy under secretary for cybersecurity from 2011 to 2013, said he's "a little perplexed" about how DHS has handled telling the states that it believes Russian hackers tried to penetrate their systems.
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"We are perplexed at how casually (the) consensus predicts a 25 percent U.S. dollar rally if a 20 percent Border Adjustment Tax (BAT) is passed," a team of analysts at BofA said in a note published Wednesday.
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And for the finale to this whirlwind tour of "things completely unrelated to our upcoming smartphones," Asus zooms way out to the moon and peeks back at a planet Earth populated by a few billion perplexed souls.
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The feeling has long existed in royalist circles that had the shah allowed critical voices at court, he might have been less perplexed by the sudden explosion of discontent following an economic downturn in the late 1970s.
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A few months ago, Mr. Peres reached out to Mr. Goodman to discuss Mr. Goodman's Hebrew best-seller, "The Secrets of the Guide for the Perplexed," about Moses Maimonides, the medieval Jewish sage also known as Rambam.
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