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• Also, coincidentally Diego Grez-Ca馿te recently and bafflingly removed a fair-use image which had clear context for fair-use ( even an talk ) 02 : 48, 21 October 2015 ( UTC)
• But if Ms . Epstein is going to use a parent-child model in explaining Papp's professional relationships, it would be helpful to know more about his own parents, who remain bafflingly sketchy figures.
• When Gertrude Stein wrote her 1933 memoir and bafflingly titled it " The Autobiography of Alice B . Toklas, " she was poking fun at the egocentrism that fueled what was then a primarily male genre.
• That's because the born-and-bred New Yorker, who spent a decade as Bill Blass'apprentice before taking the reins at Halston, gives bafflingly indirect answers to questions about himself and his work.
• From Touchstone, the studio that brought you " Pearl Harbor " with a happy ending, here is a bafflingly upbeat version of the battle of the Alamo, the second-most-famous defeat in American history.
• And good perspective to realize how bafflingly bizarre this whole world of teenage admins terbaninating people would be to the average middle-aged newbie contributor . ( And note, the place is dying . . . shrinking ).
• When I questioned him about his generation, which seems bafflingly at ease with both seat belts and heroin, he replied that in a world of bits and pieces everyone was assembling those fragments into individual mosaics in a search for meaning.
• They cite a study in Puerto Rico, which has bafflingly high rates of early breast development, that found higher phthalate levels in the blood of 41 early-developing girls _ some as young as 2 _ than in 35 normal girls.
• Instead, the administration's most important proposal remains a package of long-term tax cuts, directed mainly at the wealthy, a remedy that many mainstream economists say is bafflingly out of step with the problems the economy faces right now.
• Women, always sphinxes in Pinter, have never seemed more bafflingly insular than they do in " Old Times . " The point is stressed by having McKee play Kate as a beautiful, unmarked canvas whose body language suggests she may be pregnant.