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Oh -I was so befuddled, I hesitated longer than I should have.
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The waiter was so befuddled by this scene he didn't even ID them.
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Reason was never so befuddled of aspect, civilization never so undesired as now.
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The outraged man was not so befuddled but what he saw those danger signals now.
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Perhaps she was a sorceress, who was skilled in enchantments -likeCalypso who so befuddled Odysseus.
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This detective is so befuddled he doesn't know whether he's walking on his head or his feet.
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Was my brain then so befuddled?
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But he was so tired, so befuddled, so miserable and in so much pain, he left it too late.
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Gracious, man, are you so befuddled in your old books that you don't see what's going on round you?
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But Spurs were so befuddled, so bereft of authority from the opening, that it was hard to muster much sympathy.
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Indeed, the Russian was taking this much more matter-of-factly than Orney or Threader, who were so befuddled that they almost looked frightened.
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His brain was still so befuddled by the liquor that he could not at once understand what was going on about him.