conundrum

Another conundrum is why women have less body hair than men.

This is at the heart of the conundrum we face.

Well, he should have some weeks to work out that conundrum.

People often face the hot/cold conundrum: Which one should you use?

It is one of those cases that has been a conundrum to me.

This time around, they have taken on the conundrums of the modern office.

And no, that's not the conundrum you think it is, but a fact.

Lynch was talking to a friend recently about the conundrum.

The conundrum was what would happen if the program had succeeded.

The problems of home life seem to me now to be an all but hopeless conundrum.

So did I, and that particular conundrum had to be set aside again.

Even by your assertion above we are still left with a bit of a conundrum.

Maybe I am missing something here, but this is at least a possible answer to your conundrum.

That's the conundrum out here in the land of the automobile.

Once, when conundrums were being asked at a party, he was urged to make one.

It simply meant that he wanted to give his best attention to this particular conundrum.

It moves on to early American history and then to the conundrums of the present day.

In addition to the old conundrum, "Who is the king?"

So we've got a major evidence conundrum on our hands."

Read on to learn about both of these casino conundrums.

"Clearly the girl has not turned out to be a delightful conundrum."

No, the real creativity has come about in response to this year's conundrum.

Where does the Guardian stand on an issue, for are they not part of this conundrum.

Or is it the only language he speaks - life being such a conundrum in his mind?

It is a conundrum the rich have yet to resolve.