mystifying

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• The only one of his senior officials who I have actually met is the incoming National Security Adviser, Jim Jones, who I went to see once at SHAPE in Mons when he was SACEUR (sorry for the mystifying abbreviations but spelling them out in full is tedious). Last night's events
• Christine Fair, a co-author of that report and an assistant professor at Georgetown University's Center for Peace and Security Studies, said the battle against extremists in Pakistan is mired in layers of subterfuge by Pakistani intelligence and a "mystifying" acceptance by the CIA of Pakistan's "good-militant, bad-militant" policy. The Ghazi Force: Vengeful New Militant Group Emerges In Pakistan
• Oh, how she missed those mystifying green eyes and that dashingly handsome smile that sent fluttering butterflies down her stomach.
• Even more mystifying is the assertion that Deloitte welcomes diversity of thought.
• His previous album contained a similar mix of oddball songs and tunes; it was mystifying, irritating, a bit boring.
• quiz show (uploaded from a Serbian-language forum with a mystifyingly telling name ofParapsihopatologija - “Parapsychopathology”) - and has translated the question and four answer choices: Kosovo & Serbia: Independence Blogging
• They're spending millions to create consistent brands recognized around the world, while Gallic winegrowers are turning out too much low-quality table wine with mystifying labels.
• Visual experience thus takes the place of the kind of self-revelation expected in an autobiographical narrative, leaving the reader with mystifying elisions in Lucy's life story.
• Loopy line extensions are not new phenomena; they've just become increasingly dizzying with many often mystifying leaps.
• Among the expedients resorted to in exploiting a scientific fraud, mystifying lingo is one of the commonest, and in this he was an adept.