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mystery

[mis-tuh-ree, -tree] / ˈmɪs tə ri, -tri /


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While the race Hodgkinson and her team may target for any record attempt may remain a mystery, Hodgkinson says she is always keen to put in a big performance in London.

From BBC

Both were famous in life, and now enduringly so in the mystery of their disappearing.

From Los Angeles Times

How Nexstar could take on the broadcast networks is a mystery.

From Los Angeles Times

GPLD1 appeared to rejuvenate the brain, but there was a mystery.

From Science Daily

Sayers commended the philosopher for anticipating “the great modern theory of fair-play” that defined these works: The author must present all the clues necessary for solving the mystery while misleading the reader about their import.

From The Wall Street Journal