The deal-making news out of Sundance is confounding for many reasons.
Learning about Alibaba has been a bit confounding for people in the U.S.
Potentially even more confounding for the Sunday viewer is the sport's commitment to secret stratagems.
Indeed, it is even more confounding for the party, given the nature and breadth of its traditional support.
HERE'S one early lesson from America's two-front war against terrorism: it can be less confounding for the United States to fight a battle-hardened enemy thousands of miles away than to figure out how to secure its own shores.
"Of course, 'It's right over there' is useless unless accompanied by a finger point or a head gesture," the author writes, "but sometimes I use it without any gestures at all, which is beautifully confounding for foreigners..
Making the situation more confounding for businesses is that commodities have become more volatile for reasons that no one fully understands.
Now, people were staying home.All panics are confounding for outsiders, but this one was especially odd because a key piece of evidence cited by the rumour-mongers is that border officers are on high alert in El Paso.
In the past, setting up a full-featured Webcam to monitor your home (or your kids and pets) remotely was too confounding for the average user, what with the tweaks needed to network and router settings.
"Of course, 'It's right over there' is useless unless accompanied by a finger point or a head gesture," the author writes, "but sometimes I use it without any gestures at all, which is beautifully confounding for foreigners.
In addition, the significantly reduced plasma P/T ratio is less confounding for the interpretation of PK/PD relationships.
