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Today, by contrast, most Americans are unable to see the Milky Way in the sky above the place where they live, and those who can see it are sometimes baffled by its name.
I don't agree with everything she's written, and I'm sometimes baffled by her choice of topics.
Yet "1970" is sometimes baffling.
Tectonics is sometimes baffling, occasionally annoying, but seldom boring.
"If the incident had been recorded on paper by a field assistant, we would have had a reasonably detailed description of the actions, but the information would never have come across as a decision". Even the super expert, Jane Goodall, is sometimes baffled by field observations that become explicable once seen on a video screen.
YouTube has already spawned new formats for children's entertainment – even if they are sometimes baffling for people outside their target audiences.
On stage and screen he has worked with many noted writers including David Hare, Tom Stoppard, Edward Albee and Patrick Marber, but his script choices are sometimes baffling.
Mr. Ricks's writing style is not unlike his conversational style: witty, allusive, punning (in the book, for example, he talks about a "crèche course" and "bed-rheumy eyes"), digressive and free-ranging, darting off to make connections that are sometimes baffling but more often surprising and provocative.
At regional summits his fellow African leaders are sometimes baffled.
Gates and Myhrvold were sometimes baffled by this seemingly anarchic world.
