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• Perplexingly, it is out of print in the United States.
• However, and perplexingly, the overall survival rates are equal for both groups.
• Given its historical role, the state Assembly has been perplexingly quiet during this fight.
• The Lions play a perplexingly soft defense, where they willingly allow teams to throw short, underneath passes.
• The script escorts the action in the most perplexingly toneless dialogue to be heard on Broadway in some time:
• STEVEN MACKEY A composer with a wild imagination and often a keen sense of humor, he is perplexingly underrepresented on record.
• FLORIDA : The Marlins lost their first four and have broken even since, a perplexingly slow start for manager John Boles.
• Indeed, it's hard to warm up to this perplexingly childlike fellow, but Fiennes'complete commitment to the role is undeniable.
• Ever since he campaigned with Bush in early August, McCain has maintained what many Republicans consider a perplexingly low profile on the presidential trail.
• Right after Martin vanishes, we have a perplexingly hostile flare-up on the part of Molly, Jolene's mercurial college roommate.
• "Two Can Play That Game " is, somewhat perplexingly, rated R ( Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian ).
• It breaks off and swerves into what seems to be a prolonged development section; fragments of phrases collide perplexingly over restless repeated notes in the strings.
• Then, in the final moments, Burrus'character utters some cryptic comment about the dead horse as music swells and the play perplexingly fades to black.
• First came Maria Antonio Sanchez Lorenzo's perplexingly lopsided 6-3, 6-0 upset of third-seeded Jana Novotna, the reigning Wimbledon champion.
• Most perplexingly-if eyes cast their own light, why can't we see the'eyes'of other people glowing in the dark, for example?
• The perplexingly mixed qualities of Maazel's work were even more evident in the performance of the Ninth Symphony, which, like the overture, he conducted with complete assurance from memory.
• I feel that the first sentence should give a phrase about who generally uses it, and what specific purpose it serves . " someone " is perplexingly unclear . " make plans " about what?
• The same ANI thread also includes the perplexingly mysterious but clearly threatening comment " "'" Disengage from me before my accusation escalates to a worse accusation " " " '.
• But it is generally good on Canada's cities, too, rightly noting that vibrant, multicultural Toronto's perplexingly persistent iiawg as a dull, gray town is 30 years out of date.
• Olli Dittrich plays the unemployed Dittsche, who frequents a local fast food diner and converses with the proprietor about current events, drawing heavily on bizarre tabloid headlines to formulate perplexingly insane theories about their background.