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The instructions completely bewildered me.
This situation seems complex enough but when numerous other characters are added to the gene pool the potential for variation becomes bewildering.
From the 1840s, the survivors of these early incidents presented with bewildering mixtures of emotional and neurological disorders.
Yet still the praise continues to flow, some of it bewildering.
It was like a game of chess in which the pieces made up the rules and rushed all over the board in mutually bewildering moves.
Students new to this topic are often bewildered by the vast quantities of contradictory data and theories.
The particular problem addressed is the bewildering complexity of assemblage variability in the period.
I also wrote about the flight attendant offering coffee or tea and being bewildered when given the same sort of reply.
But despite such elegant homologies, the style can be bewildering.
