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If you did not already know what was happening in France in 1848 you would be mystified by his description of events.

Mystified by this turn of events, CIA officers were told that Rice had agreed with Pelosi that the United States couldn't on the one hand celebrate Iraqi democracy and on the other try to manipulate it secretly.

"We were just nice, clean-cut, red-blooded American kids; something like this wasn't supposed to happen to us," recalled Burns, who two decades later is still mystified by this turn of events.

This September, it just leaves their fans, not to mention owners, mystified by the annual turn of events.

The Childhood of a Leader was a sombre, sometimes mystifying French-set drama based on a Jean-Paul Sartre story, and starring Robert Pattinson and Bérénice Béjo.

"Immigrants tend to beautify and mystify a lot of things in their home countries," he said.

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Author Robert Rodriguez describes the situation as an "unfathomably sour turn of events" that "mystified" the public and angered fans of the Beatles.

The trio of World Cup winners were mystified by and angry at the sudden turn of events but Löw was adamant he needed an umbruch – a break with the past.

"We are witnessing a mystifying inversion of the trends of recent history," Nadler went on.