But The Imposter has a second chapter that opens up questions not only about how people come to participate in their own deception (which runs through the celebrated stories from the past I've mentioned) but dark, puzzling areas of American life, of which I shall say no more.
In view of the number of good painters who came from the region of the Low Countries, Westphalia, and the Rhineland, it is puzzling that these areas should themselves have produced little important painting from the period about 1350 1410.
President Bush's policy in this area seems puzzling and hypocritical.
But try asking it to find a local abortion clinic, and the software turns up a puzzling blank — even in areas that clearly have such clinics.
They represent one of the biggest and most puzzling relics of aboriginal architecture; cover an area of a square mile, and embrace close to 100 islands.
This is a recurring problem in free-trade economics: ideas long discarded in other areas of economics recur with puzzling regularity.
The researchers found something puzzling, confirming that serotonin activates circuitry in a certain area of the brain that's directly tied to fear and anxiety.
More puzzling information come from flies collected in the central area of the South American clines and kept under three different thermal selection regimes for two years.
This cross-sectional study of CD in the Mediterranean referral centers offers a puzzling picture of the capacities to deal with the emerging epidemic of CD in the area, giving a substantive support to the World Gastroenterology Organization guidelines.
