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He was perhaps too impatient with overly philosophical conundrums and also seemed unaware that serious literature, like philosophy, no longer captured the imagination of many younger people.
However, previous attempts at synthesis of archaeological, historical and palaeoenvironmental evidence were undermined by the paucity of the data, as well as by dating and other interpretative conundrums.
Scholars who have worked with early photographs will know how difficult it is to read them and that they usually open up as many conundrums as insights.
Defining feminism: conundrums, contexts, communities.
Few moral dilemmas present us with truly novel conundrums.
Carbon-13 conundrums: limitations and cautions in the use of stable isotope analysis in stream ecotonal research.
There is no use in putting elaborate conundrums.
Here again, we are being asked these legal conundrums.
We have had the question of the nationalisation of the land, and so on, and other conundrums which have puzzled the electorate for many generations.
However, training has become an all-encompassing remedy for all of society's insurmountable policy conundrums.
Civil servants cannot serve two masters, and yet we are introducing another of these irreducible conundrums.
Indeed, we have been wrestling with that problem and a number of other similar conundrums for some time.
As is so often the case with such conundrums, it is far easier to categorise the two extremes than the grey area that lies between.
Their time ought not to be taken up with legislative conundrums.
One could go on for ever thinking up equally unanswerable conundrums.
