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But the directors of both films respectively, Jordan Peele and Greta Gerwig were both shut out of the Best Director category, all the more perplexing since they seem to be practical lock-ins for Oscar time.

The assimilation bias explanation is a good deal more perplexing for scientists since it suggests that providing more information and evidence will make little or no difference (see an earlier post on this subject).

Movies that look or feel like documentaries are much more numerous, and far more perplexing, especially since video truthiness has become the default setting of so much media.

This question is more perplexing, as Labour has made two unpopular accusations against George Osborne since 2010: first that cuts to spending are too hard and too fast, and hit the poor hardest; secondly that austerity is hurting our economic growth and leading to stagnation.

Derivatives are far more perplexing than what ails Detroit.

That was no obstacle to a bad situation's getting more perplexing by the minute.

What follows, however, is rather more playful – and ultimately more perplexing than this might suggest.

As for the two finds he stumbles across, they prove to be more perplexing than helpful.

More perplexing, though, is the conceptual approach of the installations as a whole.

Why are the decisions regarding the serving of fish more perplexing than those for land-based protein?

The scale of Juve's investment came to look even more perplexing once the season had begun.