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There are a few missteps: some backdrop projections during the immigrant's astral trip are comic-strip corny; a wonderfully funny dance by Maoist Red Guards leaves one puzzled about whose side they are on; and a song ridiculing the Dalai Lama, sung by a Tibetan collaborating with the Chinese, begins "Hello, Dalai" and the tune is, yes, Jerry Herman's.

Spiegelman has commented that it took him 13 years to arrive at the correct emotional tone for "MAUS"; there's almost no emotional tone to "The Wild Party" and the book leaves one puzzled as to exactly how we're supposed to feel about these characters.

Mr. Bangle often speaks in language that floats beyond pedestrian conversation and can leave one a little puzzled.

"Is that George Bush?" asked one puzzled Iraqi.

"Speakers usually win," one puzzled Hill observer said.

"What's all this business about debate?" one puzzled student asked me.

One: puzzled American news reports tried to explain bizarre British slang wherein "destroy America" means "party in America".

It wasn't exactly "crime cosplay," as one puzzled attendee expected.

Henneberry said he has received a call on Harper's actions from a concerned Catholic, and he doubts that she is the only one puzzled and perturbed.

Except that the Federal Reserve chairman and the new Japanese Prime Minister both enjoy reputations for making public comments that leave investors puzzled.

To many people, the church's behaviour in this case will seem like bullying, which will leave some puzzled by the European judges' endorsement of that behaviour.