He also sheds new light on the important part played by certain advisers within the Bush White House, while explicating several pivotal and perplexing matters concerning the administration's decision-making process.
Now it could explain countless perplexing matters, such as how English "fish" was connected not only with Saxon "fisc" but with Latin "piscis". That made usable Sir William Jones's conception of an Indo-European language family, to which English belongs and to which Sanskrit is a main clue.
Croesus is impressed with Walker's firsthand knowledge of these perplexing matters and the fire in his belly.
The £1.4bn research centre, which will try to solve some of the most perplexing mysteries of matter, is being built in Darmstadt, Germany, and will switch on in five years' time.
There are pages and pages of ponderous and -- to the lay reader, at least -- perplexing discussions of matters like "wave function," something that is "Lorentz invariant" and "backwards causation".
"This whole matter is very perplexing.
And what's really perplexing is that this change apparently only matters on mobile devices, meaning bye bye to an iPhone app that took its developers 8 months to build.
Free of worrying about his extremely uncertain future and an undisclosed personal matter that has made this post-season as perplexing as it has been pleasing.
"The court finds it perplexing that Redstone still puts Philippe Dauman, and for that matter, Thomas Dooley, the COO of Viacom, ahead of his own daughter as his agent in case of his incapacity," Cowan wrote in his ruling.
New York and New Jersey residents' relationships with their sports teams can be as nuanced and as perplexing as their relationships with their spouses, or former spouses for that matter.
