Some processors worry the seemingly contradictory medical findings will only serve to bewilder consumers, leaving them unsure which way to turn. |
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The sublime jostled with the ridiculous for attention as Edmonton's Thespians donned their finest plumage to dazzle, bewilder and delight. |
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They have to be sure that while their new ads serve as novel re-introductions to their brand of products, they are also not so strange and new as to bewilder people. |
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Behind her, there was another torch lit and another, until the great room itself was filled with lights and illuminations to bewilder even the lavished of all Romans. |
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Decisions are made that bewilder the players and fans alike. |
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Banning large segments of the net does nothing but bewilder and annoy legitimate users. |
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She'd suggested to a friend that he should put socks down his pants to bewilder security agents at the airport. |
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Few things bewilder the uncultured masses more than picking a decent bottle of wine. |
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Youths feel safe in stepping into the thick of emotions which bewilder their parents. |
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Also, it is important to note that you shouldn't present both language versions of a page on the same URL, since this will easily bewilder the search engines. |
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Capitalise on Muhammad Ali's reach, hand speed and fleetness of foot to bewilder your opponent with lightning fast jabs and straights from the outside. |
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He is close to retirement, a thought that seems to bewilder him. |
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Neither Nordstrom nor the Whites bought into Moore's idea that literature for children had to be carefully regulated lest it confound or bewilder developing minds. |
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Museum shows of African tribal art often suffer from double binds of aesthetics and ethnography: objects that stun but bewilder and educational material that informs but devitalizes. |
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A purse can impress and intimidate, bewilder, berate, or amuse. |
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