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31 This is a conundrum. What do you think?

32 Wormy mothers, healthy babies: case closed or conundrum?

33 Investor Bradley Rotter, who has been called the very first investor with Dennis, saw their conundrum.

34 A conundrum of a city, same scence, same routes and same destinies.

35 Dwight : So you see the lawn chair symbolizes the anthropological conundrum that is this very existence.

36 Your mind resolves this conundrum by deciding that actually the study was pretty interesting after all.

37 This posed a conundrum for researchers working with the laser: How were they to apply the laws of conservation of charge and conservation of energy with two forms of energy output?

38 I asked him that conundrum you told me and he had the answer in a tick.

39 To probe this cognitive conundrum, researchers took CT scans of 11 Neandertal brains, including one newborn. And they compared these images to those of modern humans.

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40 Many people -- too many to count -- share your career conundrum.

41 Values Conundrum: Will the U.S. and China Play by the Same Rules?

42 What I said was that there was some interest at Conundrum.

43 Interaction designers often face the conundrum of whether to make their products user - customizable.

44 A question or statement requiring thought to answer or understand; a conundrum.

45 Let me tell you what science has done with the conundrum.

46 Scientists had focused on two explanations to solve this conundrum.

47 Thank you, Sir Greenhilt. my preliminary inquest into the doily conundrum revealed that they were best used as a decorative lay on a dessert pedestal,[sentencedict.com] under a cake or perhaps a pie.

48 I'll just leave you with a little conundrum because that's philosophical logic we're not doing that here, we are doing symbolic logic here.

49 According to Bousso and colleagues, the only way to avoid this conundrum is to introduce a cut-off point, which then helps make sense again.

50 To probe this cognitive conundrum, researchers took CT scans of 11 Neandertal brains, including one newborn.

51 Evolution is a slow-witted way to outsmart this conundrum, but what we call intelligence is nothing more than a tunnel through it.

52 According to Ms. Asuncion, bagels pose a conundrum for some Chinese, who wonder why they're so dense or why the exterior is so hard.

53 The an t id ot e to the gender-specific retirement conundrum comes down to instilling a financial education and, apparently, a healthy dose of self-sufficiency in women.

54 It is a conundrum in game theory known as a prisoner's dilemma.

55 The colorful mid - priced iMac has also succeeded by playing down the compatibility conundrum.

56 Duan's fusion reactor could be the answer to China's energy conundrum.

57 In this unfolding conundrum of life and history, a thing as being too late.

58 It's an important step in uncovering the exact length of a Saturnian day, a conundrum that has perplexed planetary researchers for years.