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"There is something head-scratching about it," says Scott Woodward, the L.S.U. athletic director.
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This variation is one reason why there is not much head-scratching about low inflation in emerging markets.
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Said smoking doesn't kill -- There is also some head scratching about his insistence in 2000 that smoking doesn't actually kill people.
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Though there was some head-scratching about the choice, the message was meant to resonate with her base at home, not her fellow partygoers.
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You can see the appeal when faced with the head-scratching about-face of Alberta Ferretti, who abandoned her signature frothy, fragile femininity in search of what she called renewal.
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"There was some head-scratching about resettling refugees in town that are in rubble, without engaging in the reconstruction of buildings," Nina Shea, director of the Center for Religious Studies at the conservative Hudson Institute, told Fox News.
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"We rallied a lot on sort of a non-event and there is a little bit of head scratching about what's really new that we should be rallying on," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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In the lead-up to the gala there is often a lot of head-scratching about why this night is such a big deal; why, of all the red carpet events during the year, this one gets so much attention.
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"We rallied a lot on sort of a non-event and I think there is a little bit of head scratching about what's really new that we should be rallying on," said said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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