Puzzle in sentence

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Once we played the games and then started to think about the puzzle, I then realized that science isn't just a boring subject, and that anyone can discover something new.

And I'll start out with a puzzle, the puzzle of indirect speech acts.

So the puzzle is, why are bribes, polite requests, solicitations and threats so often veiled?

The first piece of the puzzle is remoteness and the quality of education.

All these small health gains and small pieces of the puzzle make a big difference.

When she figured out the puzzle, she started telling everyone she could what had happened, what had been done to her parents and to the people that she saw on oxygen tanks at home in the afternoons.

Like, this cartoon would puzzle many people.

There’s only one way to solve the puzzle, with a few small variations.

And that's a puzzle.

And the other puzzle is that I'm actually okay with that.

I'm interested in academic arguments, and here are the things that puzzle me.

So this is not a playlist or a list of songs intended for the park, but rather an array of distinct melodies and rhythms that fit together like pieces of a puzzle and blend seamlessly based on a listener's chosen trajectory.

The first thing I did was I built a jigsaw puzzle in which these questions and answers are coded in the form of shapes, in the form of colors, and you have people putting these together and trying to understand how this works.

There are many basic properties about this plasma that still confuse us, still puzzle us, and still push our understanding of the physics of the very hot.

But how those puzzle pieces fit together is not immediately clear.

So here was the answer to our puzzle.

The math is not all that advanced, and really it's like nothing more than solving a sudoku puzzle.

So I get some software and start reading it, and scan them, and it turns out it's a puzzle.

It's a puzzle, and I've discussed it with dozens of experts from different disciplines over the past three decades.

It's a puzzle because we do expect these civilizations to exist, don't we?

But then we're back to the puzzle: Where is everybody?

So now we've got a puzzle.

I think the puzzle arises because of an unreflective assumption we make about value.

I am both a magician and a New York Times crossword puzzle constructor, which basically means I've taken the world's two nerdiest hobbies and combined them into one career.

When you do the crossword puzzle or when you watch a magic show, you become a solver, and your goal is to try to find the order in the chaos, the chaos of, say, a black-and-white puzzle grid, a mixed-up bag of Scrabble tiles, or a shuffled pack of playing cards.

So from infancy through old age, the urge to solve unites us all, and I even found this photo on Instagram of pop star Katy Perry solving a crossword puzzle with her morning coffee.

The American invention is the crossword puzzle, and this year we are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the crossword puzzle, first published in The New York World.

And how about this puzzle invented in 18th-century England: the jigsaw puzzle.

Now, Gwen, before we begin, I'd like to point out a piece of the puzzle, which is here in this envelope, and I will not go near it.

Well this is the puzzle I present to you.

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