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Robert Gibbs also denied any talks of a potential switch, calling it a "headscratcher" and that it's "not a discussion" at this time.
FOXNews.com foxnewsonline@foxnews.com 2010
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Mickey Rourke is lucky “The Wrestler” came out before “The Informers” could do any damage to his comeback because his role as the debauched kid-stealing uncle of a sweaty hotel clerk (the late Brad Renfro) is a real headscratcher.
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This one is a headscratcher because it is well know that Rabbi Wohlberg is retiring fromthe pulpit and assuming the presidency of the Rabbinical Assembly of America.
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Outside of science fiction, it's more of a headscratcher.
MIND MELD: Which Authors and Books Have Most Influenced Your Writing? 2008
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As Chief Exec Elias Martinez, the eternally charismatic leading man brings a much-needed gravitas to NBC's far-fetched headscratcher.
Cheers & Jeers: Meet the Prez — The Event's Blair Underwood 2010
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The issue of where the money comes from for a lot of the big art in SL has always been a bit of a headscratcher for me.
On Artists and their Patrons aka Larry Pixel 2009
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On Thursday morning Ryan topped that headscratcher with a real doozy: He compared the protests currently raging in Wisconsin over Gov.
Crooks and Liars scarce 2011
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Replacing Edwards and Cotchery with Plax and Mason = one big headscratcher of a mistake.
NY Daily News 2011
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The smaller of the two transactions, however, is the bigger headscratcher.
BNET Articles 2010
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That Crystal was the only singer last night to go after a Gospel-influenced song is a headscratcher given that the evening just screamed "Middle American Christian Pander Time!"
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