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He admitted to not being particularly good at languages and said he was often as boggled as anyone about layers of government.

Chutkan praised Hopkins for undergoing “personal transformation,” but she said his involvement in the riot “boggled my mind.”

But the bigger “this,” the one that really boggled them, was the fact that they were embarking on a monthslong awards campaign to begin with.

While conservative and liberal pundits once seemed boggled by the horror of a mass shooting, many now seemed to retreat to well-rehearsed stances.

“We were boggled they felt they could handle it without chains and backwards at a fairly high speed,” Mr. Bullard said.