A land which has always mystified and enchanted the west with its boundless diversity yet somehow oneness. |
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Those unfamiliar with the saga are bound to be mystified by the more arcane plot twists. |
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A mystified couple wondered why friends and relatives congratulated them on their ruby wedding a full year ahead of the big day. |
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Asker has correctly observed that students at Lingnan are generally mystified by the demand that they complete some liberal arts courses. |
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I am also mystified by the unremitting praise the film has received, though I've done little more than skim everything I've run across. |
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I am sure there must be millions like me who are mystified by bytes, megabytes, gigabytes or whatever they are called. |
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For centuries observers have been fascinated and mystified by the majestic spiral tusk grown by the small Arctic whale known as the narwhal. |
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The Rubik's cube was simply a puzzle whose original intentions mystified him, and he could not fathom the purpose for which it was designed. |
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This weekend he was adamant that there was no rift with his former master, but was mystified about his demotion to the ranks. |
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He remains mystified as to why Fifa would risk disunity by producing such a controversial document. |
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Do you remember being mystified by a student fervidly typing away on a PDA during the middle of a test? |
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League secretary Bob Shackleton was mystified by the player's non-appearance. |
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Mrs Sharp said she was mystified why people stayed away from the gala concert at the end of the successful festival. |
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I am personally mystified by an individual who owns a firearm that doesn't work. |
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I am mystified as to how even the gentlest punters can be considered prostitutes' allies. |
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Whatever has disaffected a substantial section of the support has mystified the manager and has clearly unsettled some of his players. |
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Police are mystified as to how the thief managed to open the vehicle without using force. |
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For a while he entertained himself, and mystified many others, by penning an unreadably pretentious column for the Sunday Herald. |
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My companions, fashionably dressed journalists from the magazine, seemed mystified at the suggestion. |
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Yet a populist ethic scorning them as money grubbers who mystified the law while profiting from the miseries of others has persisted. |
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Indeed, he is respectfully mystified by the almost religious devotion Morrissey inspires. |
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I was a little mystified at how benignly he responded to my questions about his business activities. |
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All were genuinely shocked and mystified when they finally learned, on Sept. 4, that I was not covered by MagnaCare. |
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The confrontations between deceiver and deceived ranged from mystified to hostile, but mostly were undercut with a profound sadness. |
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There are many terms and anacronyms that can leave you a bit mystified as to what you actually need or require from your Internet Service Provider. |
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The elderly man sitting on a foldaway picnic chair with a collecting tin for the Salvation Army was mystified too. |
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I am totally mystified as to why we have a motion that is a real bogeyman before us today. |
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Even adults mystified by why some young men wear their underpants above their trousers can root for this picture. |
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I mean we are all mystified by how the Gestapo, and the guards in the concentration camps, could be so cruel. |
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We are still quite mystified regarding the usefulness and the real justification for such an operation. |
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They were mystified as to how a government could even pretend there were consultations. |
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Most farmers don't understand how that works, what's really going on, and they're mystified by it. |
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I am also somewhat mystified that the Senate committee came out and said that there is no proof that marijuana is a gateway drug. |
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I'm always mystified why anybody ever does business planning on a pre-tax basis. |
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When Forintek was privatized, senior management was as mystified as the staff on how to run a private organization. |
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After all, people, especially in my country, are increasingly mystified by your policy. |
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Over the next few weeks and months she went decidedly loopy, wandering around dazed and giving bizarre impromptu interviews to mystified and amused reporters. |
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However, since I had no part in organising the petition I am totally mystified by my sudden elevation to the position of spokesman for the petitioners. |
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Vineberg stood before the bench in a black winter coat with lettering on the back that mystified the unhip. |
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Dad in the meantime called the school, which truthfully pronounced itself mystified. |
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The usually uninformed American citizens can be forgiven for being mystified by the Mideast policy prescriptions of their leaders. |
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The whole affair meanwhile has mystified longtime Hill insiders and ethics watchdogs. |
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But in a world where people are interested in the Kardashians, why should we be mystified by the fascination with Pippa? |
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Well, that would be peachy, but count me skeptical, and a bit mystified as to what that deal would be. |
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The warder, whose name was Li and who disliked the gruff and unsociable criminal, was mystified to see a Korean looking after a Chinese with brotherly care. |
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First of all, I am a bit mystified by the fact that we still seem to have 27 different regimes, which creates a lot of uncertainty for citizens and businesses. |
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Many spectators are repelled and mystified by installation art, whose materials have included piles of bricks, human blood, vacuum cleaners, stones gathered on Himalayan walks and pickled sharks. |
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We go at it hammer and tongs, but I am mystified. |
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He remains, however, mystified by the musical. |
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When they'd sometimes say no, I'd be mystified. |
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The hard done by German could scarcely have looked more appalled and to this day remains mystified by the official's decision to issue him with his marching orders. |
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However, I have no doubt that visitors from the United States listening to our debates must sometimes be mystified as to how the United States is perceived, misunderstood and misrepresented here in Europe. |
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Back at the lodge that evening, as another 4x4 swings into camp and disgorges its cargo of khaki-clad visitors, I find myself mystified that Yala is so little known. |
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The website breaks down how much will be available to the various states, which projects, et cetera. This is possible to do and I am mystified by the resistance that has been put up by the Conservative government. |
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For their part, lenders are easily mystified by the apparent solidity of an upwards spiral in the stock markets, when these are on the rise in the price chain. |
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Union members are mystified by Serco's approach to labour relations. |
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Japan's ambassador to Canada was recently so mystified by the Prime Minister's trade plans that he felt compelled to go public with his country's frustrations at a press club speaking event. |
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I am also mystified on why there has not been more done in the way of science on most species of fish on both coasts because there is a dramatic need for that. |
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Europeans are often mystified at the religiosity of Americans. |
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Yet, in October the young singer suddenly disappeared without any warning, abandoning her new recording work halfway through and leaving Berger and her group of studio musicians totally mystified as to her whereabouts. |
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The opportunities that arise in other markets sometimes are not fully understood, or people are sometimes mystified as to the problems that could be there. |
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She kept losing the contraption to servants who were mystified by it as well as to the dog, Chindit, who would be found gnawing at the foam as if it were tender chicken. |
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