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• Municipal government in Tucson is just mind-bendingly stupid.
• The legal structure of the new company is mind-bendingly complex.
• C is mind-bendingly hard for a beginner to pick up.
• It was quite a complex phenomenon and mind bendingly difficult to understand at the time.
• The perfomers seem light-years away even when the volume is ear-bendingly loud.
• While the Republicans'message may be unalloyed, the media here are mind-bendingly mixed.
• The most game-bendingly powerful variants are now removed from the mix ( e . g.
• But sometimes, I gotta tell ya, it's mind-bendingly bizarre what we're turned into.
• But Gwynnie gave a great, mind-bendingly multifaceted performance in " Shakespeare, " and was luminous as all get out in the bargain.
• An executive at another publication covering the entertainment industry, who requested anonymity, described Entertainment Weekly as " mind-bendingly aggressive " about marketing itself.
• SSX offers the expected customization of boards and riders ( you can even buy them new outfits ), but it's the eight mind-bendingly fast, absurdly unrealistic runs that make the game.
• Some of " Clueless " is actually lifted from Jane Austen's " Emma, " with Cher a mind-bendingly up-to-date version of the novel's matchmaking minx.
• Ms . Stone says of Bette Davis that what made her " so mind-bendingly fascinating to watch wasn't that she was so brave; it was that she was confronting her fear in front of you ."
• The other : indisputably, incongruously when he saw the Marlins'Johnson, the lanky receiver who would never be confused with Bench in build, personality or at the plate, but is as mind-bendingly good behind the mask.
• Maureen Ryan of " The Huffington Post " stated that the episode was indescribable and " the hardest episode of TV [ she ] ever watched ", describing it as " mind-bendingly, soul-churningly devastating " and " sickening ".
• The title stems from sessions in 2004 for the extended live version of " The Man Don't Give a Fuck ", at which the group's engineer repeatably used the phrase . and BBC Wales describing the track as " brain-bendingly catchy ".
• He's not in a triple-threat league even with Anthony Newley, whose " Stop the World-- I Want to Get Off " produced at least one mind-bendingly popular number : " What Kind of Fool Am I ?"
• To turn this mind-bendingly complex quarrel into some kind of national crusade in which the froggies are hypocritical, protectionists whose cows eat dung ( they don't ); and we are obviously right, just because we are British, is absurd; puerile; dangerous.
• The band combines a flurry of sounds to create one mind-bendingly original mash-up that will make any lover of emotional, motivating and energetic music want to open up their arms and wrap them around the next person to walk in the room .   AbsolutePunk . net
• Writing in Slate . com, Timothy Noah found Broder s attempts to merge national affairs with summertime reflections to be  always mind-bendingly dull .  In Washington City Paper, Jack Shafer felt that Border managed to merge  the cosmic and common in a stupefying slop of prose .