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Between allegations of jury tampering, prosecutors claiming filmmakers left out pertinent information, and Steven Avery alleging that two of his brothers could actually be responsible for the murder of Teresa Halbach, it's a lot to digest -- and it only gets more perplexing. .

What I find more perplexing is your motive.

When a few clever minds managed to patch in their own multitouch support, proving that the hardware could handle it, things got even more perplexing.

In fact--and this is a bit perplexing--they found that babies vaccinated with more thimerosal-containing vaccines between birth and seven months, as well as those who got more such vaccinations between birth and 20 months, were less likely to develop an autism-spectrum disorder than those who did not.

The closer we get to Ceres, the more perplexing the dwarf planet grows.

Colbert's increasing visibility over the years has made those who remain confused about him, or who don't get the joke, all the more perplexing.

But their bravery may have been of a different, more perplexing order.

Shore Capital analyst Darren Shirley said: "We cannot hide our disappointment with the bank outcome at this stage but Tesco is, to our minds, correct to get its proposition right first time; the PPI position is a little more perplexing.

That was far more perplexing.

More perplexing is Vincent Boussard's production.

A more perplexing challenge, Mr. Gupta said, is staying focused.