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But Mr. Kushner, new to government, has found it confounding at times.

Out 1: Noli Me Tangere is confounding at every level, even at a plot synopsis, but here goes.

Perspective can be confounding at Storm King, where from afar, monumental sculptures can be concealed by the tip of one's thumb.

Hughes's promise has been on display at times and confounding at other times, and the fans had recognized both extremes.

Beginning on Sunday, 342 puzzles -- 237 mechanical and 105 jigsaw -- go on display through Jan . 7in "The Art of the Puzzle: Astounding and Confounding" at the Katonah Museum of Art in Westchester.

"Spider-Man" was also confounding at times; there were confusing plot turns that perhaps will be clarified now that the show is under reconstruction.

Far-Fetched -- but You Never Know Pundits and pollsters have been confounded at every turn.

At the beginning of his illness, Clive would sometimes be confounded at the bizarre things he experienced.

Many adults seem confounded at why girls, in particular, would choose to post the leering, scabrous queries; some teenagers say they do so in order to toss back hard-shelled, tough-girl retorts.

New York political figures have been treating Jimmy Carter's Administration as something resembling an enemy power, whose policies it is to their advantage to oppose and try to confound at every opportunity.

Recently, Todd et al. ("Confounds in multivariate pattern analysis: Theory and rule representation case study", 2013, NeuroImage 77: 157–165) highlighted a potential problem for these methods: high sensitivity to confounds at the level of individual participants due to the use of directionless summary statistics.