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Not buying clothes would seem to break the fundamental law of fashion, but happily there is a stylish way around the conundrum.

This apparent conundrum, Ahmed explains, is the result of a combination of radical ideology and vast amounts of money.

This seems to be a real conundrum, even for Austrians and other libertarians.

Trying to solve the conundrum of Israel and Palestine was by far the biggest burden of his years on the throne.

But it took a Hungarian politician to turn a logical conundrum into a political strategy.

How life had first made proteins without enzymes, which presumably had to be proteins themselves, had been a chicken-and-egg conundrum.

The electric vehicle's range is a conundrum that the best brains are still trying to unravel.

Economists said the surge in inflation also presented Asian central bankers with a conundrum that went against their instincts.

The birth of our genus has long been a conundrum for paleoanthropologists, to say the least.

It's been a bit of a conundrum for astrophysicists.

The chairman of the Fed, Alan Greenspan, told Congress in February 2005 that this was a "conundrum" .

However, for China the least problematic solution to its oil conundrum is to look directly west.

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

Many would assert that this tickling conundrum is the perfect evidence that humor is utterly relative.

For a nation with daunting labour-absorption imperatives, labour-saving growth presents China with a major conundrum.

This year, Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, referred to the low level of bond yields as a "conundrum" .

The bigger conundrum is that, just as the banks appear to have suddenly found religion, consumers also are unhelpfully doing the same.

But offering Utah another seat (which it could lose after the next census) does not resolve the constitutional conundrum.

Manywould assert that this tickling conundrum is the perfect evidence that humor is utterly relative.

This conundrum is not a new one for Judge Rakoff and one he raised in an SEC settlement case two years ago involving Bank of America (BAC).

The conundrum is that his buildup in Afghanistan is supported more strongly by Republicans than by his own party.

A better approach might be to free its currency a bit, slow its accumulation of reserves and thus avoid the conundrum of how to invest them.

One conundrum for investors is how more aggressive tightening would play out in the currency markets.

He was unaccountably pleased to have found the answer to his conundrum so quickly .

The conundrum With the working personnel with strong accent, communication is going to clear urine.

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.

If Saudi Arabia remains such a conundrum, the Saudis themselves are partly to blame.

He wrote without state patronage and this is why he poses such a conundrum to his country today.

So far, political attempts to resolve this conundrum have been unforgivably muddled.

In particular, Step 6 of the above framework re-creates the original records, but it has lost the column names, which poses a conundrum.

Nobody will be condemned by accident or because they didn't manage to figure out a highly complex riddle, or any other conundrum.

The sliding dollar has presented custodians of the world's massive foreign exchange reserves with a conundrum.

These experiments may really head scientists in the right direction for figuring out the antimatter-matter conundrum, Charlton said.

How can any rational individual explain that white elephant conundrum in the middle of our tax system and, indeed, our entire legal system?

However, consumerization presents a conundrum to the traditional corporate technology department.

But what's most interesting to me isn't that The Innovator's Dilemma was on that list. It's that Jobs solved the conundrum.

The outlook contains excitement, passion and pleasure plus a surprising solution to a current conundrum.

One answer to this conundrum could be that businesses in America and Europe no longer need to invest as much as they used to.

Chickens come from eggs But have legs. The plot thickens; Eggs come from chickens, But have no legs under'em What a conundrum!

Indeed, Google's advantages are not limited to an accurate and speedy search algorithm, advertising platform or conundrum of web services.

This goes to illustrate the nation's current conundrum: how to reduce the total debt burden without triggering another recession.

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.

The introduction of a tablet poses a conundrum for Amazon on how to keep from cannibalizing sales of its popular Kindle.

Parsing Excel files presents a conundrum any way you look at it.

Over the past few days, I've tried a lot of different things to escape this conundrum, and here's what worked for me.

Incontinence loses its force as a conundrum and becomes merely an indicator of the need to transcend nature with culture.

Another immediate challenge to the Fed's quasi-autonomous status is the issue of what Congress will do about the too-big-to-fail conundrum.

There is another conundrum: should the power to tell countries how to run their economies rest with governments or in Brussels?

The solution to this conundrum is obvious once you understand how all the logging pieces fit together.

Albert Einstein A conundrum of a city. Same scenes, same routes, and same destinies.

Both models offer "a way out of a pretty major conundrum" , says Ben Weiss at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Another conundrum is the industry's underlying state of profitability.

Buried in China's gross domestic product data this week was an inflation conundrum, writes Simon Rabinovitch in Beijing.

This conundrum illustrates a common view of language rules: that there is only one right way.

The conundrum is that until we find life elsewhere, we have no way of knowing how likely life is to evolve.

This presents America's next president with a peculiar conundrum.

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

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

But if he is to push Israel into concessions he needs to answer the Hamas conundrum.

This year's mutual-fund scoreboard highlights an interesting conundrum about investing in emerging markets.

Now some people, upon encountering this conundrum, will conclude that they simply need more discipline.

United Nations drug officials agree with the Americans, though they acknowledge the conundrum.

Some researchers are turning to exotic optical effects that emerge at the nanoscale to solve this conundrum.

This type of independent choice presents a conundrum for many corporations: How fast should a company adopt a consumer technology?

But the financial conundrum of open source development sometimes causes pundits to question its long-term viability.

Mark McCombe, chief executive at HSBC Global Asset Management, recognises this conundrum.

Prospectuses tend to solve the conundrum by avoiding mention of the party's role.

Indeed, this conundrum offers the best hope that, in the end, Flemings and Walloons will live together somehow.

Of course, economic engagement will not solve the nuclear conundrum in the short term.

To describe this conundrum he distinguishes between two types of software: the program, and the programming product.

The conundrum is not limited to leveraged lending institutions.

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

It is a rum conundrum that in 21st-century Britain, senior corporate woman is still a rare species.

And thus the enduring conundrum over who can be trusted in cyberspace.

The solution to this conundrum, in the eyes of many governments, is nuclearpower.

Until recently, scientists had focused on two explanations to solve this conundrum .

But his biggest concern is over what he calls the "Gates conundrum" .

He should call Prime Minister Naoto Kan of Japan, as America's prime ally in the Pacific and given its proximity to the Korean conundrum.

The good-aligned dragons are always an interesting conundrum.

No, and I call it the compassion conundrum.

Alongside coal-fired power stations and coal exports, a coal conundrum is growing.

The revelation helps resolve a conundrum that had emerged in Chinese data.

Governments across Europe and beyond are facing a similar conundrum.

The conundrum confronting the 28-year-old brand manager is one many young Chinese are now facing.

Faith-based institutions appear to offer a solution to the conundrum.

So fiscal adjustment must resolve the conundrum of being neither too fast nor too slow.

Progress has been slow, in part because Taliesin presents a particular conundrum.

Previous attempts had focused on technology, and even more narrowly, on the conundrum of battery life.

Those four supposedly are responsible for everything that happens, but now suddenly there is a conundrum.

For the more proud and obdurate of Japanese, it's a classic cultural conundrum.

Which brings us back to Beijing's education bureau's conundrum.

Another theoretical conundrum is entry to the auction.

Her question is a real conundrum.

For today's scientists, that data deluge represents a conundrum.

Mining poses a policy conundrum for Vietnam's Communist leaders.

One advantage to this type of conundrum is that most opponents won't be sure what your best move is, either, and Cascade of Steel is scary.

The U. S. economy is a conundrum.

That, in essence, is the conundrum of consciousness.

China's fund managers are pondering an investor conundrum.

How to deal with the Iranian nuclear threat has proved a conundrum for America and the West, including Israel.

But applying this insight to our relations with China poses a fundamental conundrum.

France has grappled with this conundrum for years.

I don't have any illusions about solving the country's economic conundrum but the idea is to try to do our part.

In fact, mapping a route from point to point is a daily logistical conundrum.

And this means we've just cracked the conundrum of safety and weight.

This week, scientists at the Institute of Neuroscience in Alicante, Spain, claimed to have solved the conundrum of Mona Lisa's smile.

So what is the answer to this seemingly insoluble conundrum?

The conundrum for TV manufacturers is that even though televisions are a low-margin business, they generate a lot of revenue.

The conundrum for Mr Erdogan is how to please one constituency without antagonising another.

For a conservative, triple-A-rated bank such as Rabobank, Asia presents a conundrum.

The answer to the conundrum is valuation.

But many wrote about the conundrum of how understanding behavior does nothing to change behavior.

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

So what's your answer to this conundrum?

Stalin's last years were haunted by the same conundrum, never "solving the problem of how their influence in China would continue" .

The Kobe conundrum: What's his real trade value?

That is truly the heart of China's conundrum.

It could help answer the conundrum of how to incorporate Islam in Arab democracies.

From a developmental standpoint, this is a conundrum.

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

He says: For guys, facial hair is the real conundrum.

The conundrum is that it is hard to spend both rapidly and wisely.

A big couple conundrum and question to me is, "How can we want sex when we're always so tired? "

It is a conundrum, I agree.

But returning to your key conundrum, perhaps you should call a locksmith and have him open the door for you.

I like this story because there may be no better metaphor for the conundrum of over-protection, the protection that doesn't protect.

But more than that, their work generates an interesting new conundrum about the nature of shaken fur dynamics.

Do you have a comment on this apparent conundrum?

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

Particulate Organic Matter in the Sea: The Composition Conundrum

The Conundrum of VaporiZation of Freshwater System in Marine Diesel Engine at Low Temperature

Cases: Cookie Conundrum in the Doctor-Patient Drama

On Conundrum in Administering State-owned Companies

An issue that is a real conundrum FOR the experts