It's hard to know what you're supposed to be confused about while watching Westworld, and what the creators want you to be confused about.
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But no one will be confused about that, will they?
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But lots of people might still be confused about this.
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Or he may simply be confused about what it contains.
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But readers may well be confused about the health risks.
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They got a right to be confused about some shit.
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It's also why you may be confused about all of this.
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Yet many seem to be confused about how these plans work.
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To be Turkish meant to be confused about identity issues anyhow.
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Won't people be confused about what Disney-branded content is where?
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Often her subject would be confused about why she wanted to photograph them.
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This is no minor issue for a top campaign official to be confused about.
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Identity politics seems to be confused about the very thing at its heart—identity.
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You might be confused about how a podcast with so many laughs could spook.
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To believe that they are is to be confused about what America, fundamentally, is.
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No one is going to have to be confused about what to call it.
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Oh, and Trump seems to be confused about the causes of the Civil War.
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Even if you follow the comics, you still may be confused about Deadpool's new superhero team.
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This was done so users wouldn't be confused about what games they could or could not play.
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No one should be confused about the dominance of the neoliberal framework over economic policymaking in America.
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In Missouri, supporters of the new law argue that consumers may be confused about these new products.
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Regardless of the source, I understand why many might question or be confused about the safety of vaccines.
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But our fearless leader seems to be confused about how planets work, and the internet is already tired.
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And if you haven't seen the original photo you might be confused about what part is even photoshopped.
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National days of mourning don't happen often, so you may be confused about what's open and what's not.
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I just don't want them to be confused about things that I don't want them to focus on.
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The general's comments came after the top U.S. Defense official appeared to be confused about the letter Monday.
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That way people won't be confused about which autonomous features any given car had and which ones it lacked.
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Future witnesses before that committee have a right to be confused about whether their testimony could get them prosecuted.
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And you don't want borrowers to be confused about the eligibility criteria and to face a high denial rate.
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But it's weird enough that, finding it on the web randomly, you might be confused about exactly what the point is.
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Many economists, especially on the left, seem to be confused about why the economy grew so anemicly during the Obama years.
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People in Pennsylvania might be confused about their new polling places after a massive new redrawing of the state's electoral map.
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"I admired the idea," Muthana an-Najar told Reuters, predicting that Israeli forces "will be confused about how to handle" the protest.
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Rogow's cross examination appeared to wander at times with the lawyer appearing to be confused about how the evidence had been labeled.
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He often seems to be confused about basic questions such as what a customs union means, let alone the details of complicated negotiations.
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Lea wants her son and Aaron to get along, but she worries that Tristan might be confused about who his real father is.
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And Californians may well be confused about what to believe: One day, headlines say that crime is up; the next, that crime is down.
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I've often found myself struggling to argue that people can be confused about what's actually motivating them, or at least blind to the root causes.
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In the lead up to the hearing, conservatives have repeatedly suggested that Ford might be confused about the identity of the man who attacked her.
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I mean, let's not be confused about this: I live in a society that doesn't know what to do with disabled people besides delete them.
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Because of this, I can understand how young gymnasts might be confused about whether and how to speak up for themselves when they've been mistreated.
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It's also written in such a way that a lot of employers are confused (or can credibly pretend to be confused) about what their obligations are.
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"People may be confused about what a Trump administration means for Apple, so let me dispel the confusion — the positives far outweigh the negatives," Cramer said.
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Part of the reason sexual harassment has made major headlines is because, until recently, it was easier to be confused about what, exactly, constituted sexual harassment.
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Even moments where the public might be confused about how to honor Ms. Boogie's legacy while still respecting her womanhood could be simple moments for pedagogy.
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Some people seem to be confused about who does the chasing in a witch-hunt: at Halloween Republicans sold T-shirts depicting Democratic leaders as witches.
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NHTSA also said in the report that drivers could be confused about whether the system or the driver is in control of the vehicle at certain times.
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Update: The rest of the world might be confused about what Sophie Turner actually wore for her impromptu nuptials to Joe Jonas last night – but we're not.
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"No one should be confused about America's commitment to Europe, not an autocrat in the Kremlin, not a presidential candidate on a Scottish golf course," she said.
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And it's easy for readers to be confused about what exactly The Times was trying to say about the impact Weiner's behavior could have on a presidential campaign.
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He could be confused about a method, disappointed in his progress on a project, even angry at a review, and Tom was always willing to talk with him.
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Microsoft even seem to be confused about how things would play out this year — a spokesperson initially told TrustedReviews that the S9 would be customized in the same way.
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"People may be confused about what a Trump administration means for Apple, so let me dispel the confusion — the positives far outweigh the negatives," the "Mad Money " host said.
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For instance, new users might be confused about what a retweet is, or the difference between that and a "quote tweet" (where you say more about something you're reposting).
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You may be scared it will escalate, you may be worried you'll say the wrong thing, or you may be confused about whether what you witnessed was harassment or not.
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Image credit: Imgur via Reddit user spalatidium Some Spotify customers who largely listen to popular music may be confused about the lack of a full lyrics product in the app.
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Sunday night's episode of the popular zombie apocalypse series contained more than its share of mayhem, so one could see how a neighbor might be confused about what they're hearing.
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For instance, new users might be confused about what a retweet is, or the difference between that and a "quote tweet" (where you say more about something you're re-posting).
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Yesterday, President Trump referred to Kim Jong-un as "this gentleman" twice, and seemed to be confused about the fact that President Bill Clinton was dealing with his father, Kim Jong-il.
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The trading volume in recent days suggests that investors may be confused about where the market is going, but Art Hogan of Wunderlich Securities said Friday that this could actually be good.
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And intelligence partners may be confused about why he would seemingly choose to say things that he thinks will score political points even though they help advance Russia's attack on the United States.
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Yeah, no, but that's ... Do you worry about the ... That's cynically, but the fact that it's possible to be confused about that is being cynically amplified by theocrats who don't want their religion criticized.
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The idea that she may be "mistaken" or "mixed up" is one that's been floated repeatedly by Republicans who argue that they believe her but just think she could be confused about the perpetrator.
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Mr. Hosoda thinks that in his small way, he can make an important contribution simply by being public and confident about his identity, particularly for young people who may be confused about their own.
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When faced with a candidate like Donald Trump — who lies as instinctively as he breathes — it's natural to be confused about how, exactly, to handle the constant stream of misinformation emanating from his campaign.
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All of the people I interviewed for this article appear to be confused about the difference between Severus Snape and Lord Voldemort, often conflating the two easily discernible, central figures in the Harry Potter saga.
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You can be confused about the app and not agree with its users, but you don't have go through the embarrassingly petty effort of making a fake account, infiltrating the app, and tearing the community down.
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Standing next to Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump, arguing that he ran a "clean campaign" to victory, appeared to be confused about how he actually won the presidential election in 2016: because of the Electoral College.
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But the President also appeared to be confused about what "Libyan model" Bolton referred to late last month, when his national security adviser said the "Libya model of 2003, 2004" could be applied to US negotiations with North Korea.
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When you think of where we began in Game of Thrones season one — with a terrified, naive Daenerys learning to respect the ways of the mighty and powerful Dothraki — it's easy to be confused about how we got here.
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You may be confused about how to organize all this info into a routine; my personal approach in this scenario would be to get in three sets of 8-10 reps of four movements, two upper body and two lower body.
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But while Trump might be confused about health care, the Justice Department and Republican state attorneys general who are party to the lawsuit the president referred to — which seeks to strike down the ACA — seem to be seeing things more clearly.
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U.S. District Judge John Lee, however, on Friday said consumers could be confused about whether he was still with the band because he did not always include the disclaimer that he was a former member when he used the Survivor name.
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As Wamsley reported: Healthy people became "very briefly confused about a minor thing that's of no consequence" while "the narcolepsy patients were confused for longer periods of time about more serious things that a typical person would not be confused about," Wamsley says.
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"The resolution before us represents the necessary next step in our investigation of corruption, obstruction, and abuse of power," said Nadler, reiterating that the committee is officially conducting an investigation on impeachment, a topic many House members seem to be confused about.
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But six months after the president signed into law the most sweeping reform to the nation's tax code in over a generation, many Americans continue to be confused about the law's impact on their pocketbooks and how to take advantage of the new system.
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And other politicians from both parties are often strikingly clueless about tech, as demonstrated by a 2018 Senate hearing with Mark Zuckerberg in which senators seemed to be confused about the difference between Twitter and Facebook and whether emails could be sent within WhatsApp.
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" According to the study, bisexual individuals face stressors and stigma that are unique to their community, such as being "perceived as immoral and unstable," or "stereotyped to be confused about their sexual orientation, hypersexual, and sexually promiscuous individuals who are more likely to transmit sexually transmitted diseases.
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The idea that anybody watching the series would still be confused about the show's stance on the price of violence or its unintended consequences is laughable at this point, and it's hard to ignore the feeling that the show would just be better off if it culled these sideline stories from the narrative entirely.
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"No one should be confused about America's commitment to Europe, not an autocrat in the Kremlin, not a presidential candidate on a Scottish golf course," Clinton said, referencing comments Trump made in Scotland after the U.K.'s vote to leave the EU. "I love to see people to take their country back," Trump said, in part.
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If I wanted to be confused about what British people think constitutes a good and normal joke, I could watch Come Dine with Me. I feel like I learned more about the UK's sex habits by watching The Valleys, where at least no one was embarrassed about the kind of sex they were having (constant) and with whom (everyone).
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The alliance lists these early warning signs: A worrisome drop in grades or job performance Trouble thinking clearly or concentrating Suspiciousness or uneasiness with others A decline in self-care or personal hygiene Spending a lot more time alone than usual Strong, inappropriate emotions or having no feelings at all The person may hear, see or believe things that others do not; experience distracting sensations; be confused about what is real and what is not; and become mistrustful or even panicky.
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In the Rams' first season back in Los Angeles after having spent the previous 22008 seasons in St. Louis, they dealt with a number of gaffes related to Fisher's leadership, including the coach's reluctance to start Jared Goff, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2016 draft; his feud with Eric Dickerson, the team's Hall of Fame running back, which resulted in Dickerson's refusing to be on the sideline for Rams games; and a bizarre news media session before a game against the New England Patriots in which he appeared to be confused about who played running back for the team.
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Jason Maurio (Andrew Lawrence) is Marshall's potential love interest and friend. Jason is the son of a local pastor. He is shown to be confused about his sexuality. In episode 9, when Marshall kisses him, Jason kisses him back.
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The series was originally titled Metro which was the division where the show was originally going to be set. Then, the title was changed to RHD/LA which was used for the fall schedule announcement. CBS ordered the final title believing that people would be confused about what RHD stood for. In April 2002, Schindel left to focus on his duties at NBC's Law & Order.
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After all, parents must give their children permission to attend the Club's activities. Milford did not suggest that the parents would be confused about the religious nature of the Club's message. Third, and relatedly, the Court's Establishment Clause jurisprudence never "extended ... to foreclose private religious conduct during nonschool hours merely because it takes place on school premises where elementary school children may be present." In Lee v.
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Questioning him further, she admits to Brian that Kent has feelings for Chris. Brian suggests Kent may be confused about his sexuality. However, at school the next day, Kent confirms that he's not confused and knows that he is gay. Meg later tries to make herself Kent's beard, but he refuses and states that if she's going to be like this then they can't be friends.
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" However, Aston praised the way Tony's sexuality was handled, saying, "It was very good for breaking what had been a taboo on prime-time television. It was a positive portrayal of how people can be confused about their sexuality. And as with any kind of exposure of these issues, people are made more aware of them and the problems people have with their sexuality. People also link them with us and get in touch to talk about it.
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The criticism against jargon can be found in certain fields when responding to specific information. In a study done by analyzing 58 patients and 10 radiation therapists, they diagnosed and explained the treatment of a disease to a patient with the use of jargon. It was found that using jargon in the medical field is not the best in communicating the terminology and concepts. Patients tend to be confused about what were the treatments and the risks.
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The following week, Debbie Abrahams MP, Labour's spokesperson on disabilities, said: "It doesn't bode well for David Cameron that the man he chooses to make the new work and pensions secretary doesn't even know the status of people in the ESA WRAG", while Jonathan Portes, a former DWP chief economist and an expert on welfare policy, was puzzled that Crabb, as a Cabinet Minister, could vote on important changes to ESA while appearing to be confused about what the vote was about.
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In 1940, the Bures Co-op was incorporated. This store was moved to the north side of Ogema in 1954, and four years later they bought a building in the centre of town, which they added on to. In 1988, a new store was built that was 40 feet by 80 feet for $60,630.00, and it officially opened on April 13, 1989. The name changed from Bures Co-op to Ogema Co-op in 1984 so people wouldn’t be confused about the store's location.
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Felicity also has a younger cousin named Polly, who Admiral Worthington took in at the age of six. He also chronically abuses her. When, in The Sweet Far Thing, Felicity and Gemma encounter her, she is severely depressed and seems to be confused about the difference between her and her doll, who Admiral Worthington tells her is a wicked reflection of herself. Felicity also suffers from feelings of guilt and self- loathing because of her feelings for other girls as well as for boys.
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Cave diving: Guide lines are used in cave diving as standard procedure whenever it is possible that the divers may be confused about the way out. In effect, this is in any dive where there is no free surface overhead and where daylight is not visible at all points of the dive. By the most common definition of cave diving, this would mean guide lines should be used for all cave dives. Wreck diving: The use of guide lines in wreck diving is very similar to their use in cave diving.
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In 1933, the Nazi school superintendent of Munster issued a decree that religious instruction be combined with discussion of the "demoralising power" of the "people of Israel". Bishop Clemens von Galen of Münster refused, saying that interference to the curriculum violated the Reichskonkordat and children would be confused about their "obligation to act with charity to all men" and the historical mission of the people of Israel.Hamerow, 1997, p. 139 The Nazis removed crucifixes from schools in 1936, and a protest by Galen led to a public demonstration.
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Keenan outlined the IRA's public position in May 1996 at a ceremony in memory of hunger striker Seán McCaughey at Milltown Cemetery, where he stated "The IRA will not be defeated...Republicans will have our victory...Do not be confused about decommissioning. The only thing the Republican movement will accept is the decommissioning of the British state in this country". In the same speech he accused the British of "double-dealing" and denounced the Irish government as "spineless". In November 1998 Keenan addressed a republican rally in Cullyhanna, County Armagh to mark the 25th anniversary of the death of IRA member Michael McVerry.
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The book opens at the eponymous congress. A riot breaks out, and the hero, Ijon Tichy, is hit by various psychoactive drugs that were put into the drinking water supply lines by the government to pacify riots. Ijon and a few others escape to the safety of a sewer beneath the Hilton where the congress was being held, and in the sewer he goes through a series of hallucinations and false awakenings, which cause him to be confused about whether or not what's happening around him is real. Finally, he believes that he falls asleep and wakes up many years later.
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Note: These rules seem to have been hastily assembled, and have several apparent mistakes (e.g. impossible instructions to rack three balls "in a diamond shape... numbered consecutively from one through nine"; etc.) It appears that the author simply adapted a simplified set of nine-ball rules to three-ball, a game in which several nine-ball rules are nonsensical. Further, these rules seem to be confused about whether it is a "shoot until you're done" game (as per VPHQ and PoolSharp), or a "lose your turn on a miss or foul" game (as per SuperPool). Note: This ruleset is strongly bent toward nine-ball rules, including several that make no sense in the context of three- ball.
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To see a man like Phil learn to deal with, and ultimately accept, his gay son, is a valid story for a drama like EastEnders to embark on." McFadden stated that Phil had never considered the possibility of Ben's being gay, rather, he held an idealised view of his son and hoped he would become more like Jay, interested in "normal macho things". He explained that, while Phil could see his son was in turmoil, he was unaware of the depth of it, and believed Ben to be confused about his sexuality because of a prison assault. In contrast, Kirkwood stated his belief that Ben's coming out would not be a surprise to Phil, and that he had "probably been dreading this news for many years.
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The alien "language", which in-game appears as horizontal blocks of pixel-style glyphs, is a completely fake language that Barth created for the game. The glyphs were based on envisioning an idea of a 5x5 pixel block using visual rules that are common among other real pictorial alphabets, including the idea of punctuation, which he felt was appropriate for the alien race that built everything out of cubes. While Barth uses consistency in placing this glyphs into the game, using a limited font set he entitled Overlord, there was otherwise no intended meaning. Barth had run a small alternate reality game that demonstrated this glyph alphabet but intentionally without any meaning, so that players would be confused about the results.
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The seam route is a route, usually played against a zone defense in American football, in which the receiver runs at the edges of a defender's coverage (for example, between the linebacker and safety), thus, on the "seam" between two or more coverages. It is not a route on its own, but the location of another route (typically fly route or post route). The seam is the area where two defenders' areas of responsibility meet. The concept behind this is that the ability to complete a pass is increased because the defenders may be confused about which one of them is responsible for defending the player on the seam or; the defenders are trying to cover their area of responsibility which creates an open space equidistant between the defenders.
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The seam route is a route, usually played against a zone defense in American football, in which the receiver runs at the edges of a defender's coverage (for example, between the linebacker and safety), thus, on the "Seam" between two or more coverages. It is not a route on its own, but the location of another route (typically fly route or post route). The Seam is the area where two defenders' areas of responsibility meet. The concept behind this is that the ability to complete a pass is increased because the defenders may be confused about which one of them is responsible for defending the player on the Seam or; the defenders are trying to cover their area of responsibility which creates an open space equidistant between the defenders.
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Corley noted, "what attracted me was playing a gay character ... The only gay television character I knew about at the time was Billy Crystal's gay character Jodie Dallas on ABC's Soap, which was a dark comedy." Dynasty co-creator Esther Shapiro noted in a 1981 Esquire magazine article that the character of Steven "was, is, and always will be gay", but explained that she initially intended for him to be confused about his sexuality for two seasons before ultimately becoming a "well-rounded gay character". With Dynasty becoming one of the 20 highest-rated American prime time series by the end of its second season and eventually rising to #1 in 1985, Steven "had great potential for breaking through the usual stereotypes" and his life "could have been explored in storylines in which [his] sexuality did not necessarily have to be problematized." However, it has been noted that with "interference" from network Broadcast Standards and Practices and "pressure from the religious right", this potential was never fully realized.
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