European statesmen profess to be baffled as to why their economies are failing to create the new jobs needed to keep their populations off the dole.

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Some argued that voters would be baffled by such complexity.

ECONOMIST: Italy's referendum

If it did not have one at all, there would be a lot of baffled potential employees.

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They went to the trouble of letting it be known they were "baffled and disappointed" by the 'cheek' of the Welsh Lib Dem leader.

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Dozens of books have come out about the Yugoslav wars but there must be plenty of readers who deep down are still baffled as to why Yugoslavs did this to themselves.

ECONOMIST: The Yugoslav war

But it has baffled scientists for decades as to why just a third of this expected number could actually be detected.

BBC: SNO, SNO

The source was understandably baffled by the abruptness of the news, along with the added blow that no severance will be offered and stock holdings are essentially worth nothing.

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