She flees with Russell for the Canadian border, and tries to commit suicide in a motel room, an attempt that nicely provides the novel's answer to its own original bogus "enigma": happiness may be partly chromosomal and determined, but it is also mysteriously environmental, temperamental, and so on.
Likelihood of winning: One Breath was not the album that defined the year, nor was it received at the time with shock or surprise – but nonetheless, her enigma and raw talent may be enough to sway the judges, if they were after a rather stoic, safe winner.
Rejewski's explanations of how he, initially, and subsequently also his two mathematician colleagues broke the German Enigma, including the advanced mathematics involved, may be found in appendices B-E to Władysław Kozaczuk, Enigma (1984).
The Bureau's leading Enigma cryptanalyst Marian Rejewski commented that the cipher machine may be surmised to have been a commercial-model Enigma, since at that time the military model had not yet been devised.
For some readers there may be too many ordinary misfortunes; too many enigmas in the one book.
That uncanny ability to control his emotions may be the side of Bill Belichick people refer to when they throw around that word "enigma".
While it may be appealing to people of faith to aggrandize Jefferson, we need to see the man for the enigma he was.
"No matter where the soccer field may be, the Hakoah team of Vienna feels at home, but the transportation system of the United States is an unsolvable enigma".
Like Sherlock Holmes, he gets the reader's pulse racing by naming enigmas that may or may not be explicated anon: "It was there that I first discussed such issues as nuclear surrender and the Judo -- yes, Judo -- Christian ethic, and it was there that I first learned the secret of the spoon and the string".
