It is puzzling the matter is not discussed until the very end of the book, and it is equally curious why Darwin did not bring up the subject in his correspondence with Hooker as he did with Lyell.
And, so, after almost 160 years of puzzling over such matters, The Economist has decided that the innovators of the world are due some special recognition.It is not possible to recognise all the countless innovations that have helped to spread wealth, health and human happiness around the world.
So there he sat, late into the night, puzzling over the matter and trying to find some compromise.
Two astrophysicists appear to have cleared up the puzzling distribution of matter that blocks certain wavelengths of light from brilliant, far-off objects called quasars, resulting in a "forest" of dark lines in their spectra as seen from Earth.
Still, the omission of some poems — like "Essay on Marriage," "Ontological Episode of the Asylum," "Eternity Blues" and everything from "Asphalt Georgics" (1985) — seems puzzling, as they offer subject matter and poetic modes not available elsewhere in this volume.
Dark lanes of nebulous matter are puzzling features in some of these clusters.
But lawmakers have also been puzzling over another critical matter: How much would it cost the state?
The council, coping with the aftermath of the slaughter at the royal dinner table, had spent the morning puzzling through the delicate matter of succession.
To make matters even more puzzling, the flatlining of productivity since the crisis is in marked contrast to a strong performance in the years before the recession.
Matters took a puzzling turn, however, when we then complained to the Information Commissioner.
