Publishers were confused — some pleasantly surprised, but confused nonetheless.
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You must have confused me, confused me with (someone else) /
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I'm confused, and what do you do when you're confused?
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So if David is confused, then you're going to be confused.
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In an angry, confused time, we need an angry, confused hero.
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I mean, they weren't confused, we were the ones who were confused.
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And I'm sorry that I came here a little confused, and confused some of you.
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I'm a pretty confused and scattered guy and this is a confused and scattered record.
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I'm just so confused (like Farrah Moan-level confused) on why she didn't fight to stay.
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Mayrock, now 23, was confused by the prank and even more confused by what happened afterward.
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Anastasia Steele, in contrast, is pretty much always confused, or aroused, or confused by her arousal.
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So, yeah, when I got the call I was equal parts confused (very confused), flattered, and excited.
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It is just I'm totally confused and I think men are confused about all of these issues.
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That has sometimes confused people, but not as much as casual Friday confused people 15 years ago.
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Confused anime dude is actually supposed to be confused — because he's an android whose programming isn't quite right.
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If you're confused, consider yourself in good company, for I too am very confused by this website's existence.
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" Ms. Dinnerstein laughed: "It's really complicated because I don't want to get them confused if I get confused.
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As confused as we were with our surroundings on the ship, people seemed equally as confused with Dead Cross.
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Euny Hong: Anyone who says they're not confused is a liar I'm confused by the summit, as is everyone.
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He now feels utterly confused as to why they seem to be arguing, confused to the point of abrupt despair.
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Hence, Confused Math Lady, a meme featuring an actor in a Brazilan soap opera looking confused, spread on Brazilian internet.
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I know I was confused with the Volvo V90, and I don't like to feel confused while driving at high speeds.
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And I was so confused about what it took to make me happy, and I was getting increasingly confused every day.
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She said something that confused the reporter, and then something that confused herself, and then she was gone down the carpet.
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It would be a month before the Internet discovered it, and the responses ranged from confused but encouraging to confused but harsh.
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And so you get riders who are confused about why they're picking up other people, and confused riders are often angry riders.
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If people were confused about the connection between drilling and vaping, they were confused in a way that worked out for the FWF.
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But so far, one thing is clear: Anyone who is confused about Bird Box is likely going to stay confused about Bird Box.
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Yours, Confused Virgo Dear Confused Virgo, There is no right way to be a Virgo; however, it sounds like you're right on track.
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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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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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Signed, Confused Cancer Looking for a Shellmate Dear Confused Cancer,I'm so happy you're not letting yourself get overwhelmed by astrology while you date.
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But then he ends up in several situations where he's shocked that people are being racist to him, and … I'm confused that he's confused?
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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 at home have to be confused, and the answer is that you have every right to be confused because it makes absolutely no sense," Cramer said.
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I shared Betty's confused look since I'm confused as to why Jughead would be interested in becoming a South Side Serpent since he always bristled at FP's criminality.
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Confused Confused: I struggle to see what, exactly, closure would look like for you, because so far you have pursued him, and he has deferred and dodged you.
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The comedian is currently dating Beckinsale's ex Michael Sheen, but one confused commenter on Beckinsale's Instagram page confused Silverman, 46, with Sheen and Beckinsale's 18-year-old daughter, Lily.
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If you haven't read "A Passage to India," you will probably be confused; actually, even if you have read it, you will probably feel confused — and a bit irritated.
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One seriously confused — and then absolutely elated — pupper.
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" COMEY: " With respect to -- I'm a little confused.
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It is ok -- even normal -- to feel confused.
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Confused and fearful about what's next Despite being an immigration consultant, an Iranian-Canadian living in the United States said she's confused about what Trump's executive order means for her.
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This is the question a confused internet has been asking ever since a viral video from the Huffington Post introduced the concept of "raindrop cake" to confused US viewers on Thursday.
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This is another barrier to overcome: If people are often confused about what they're talking about when they talk about sex work, they are likewise confused by what decriminalization actually entails.
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Emily: TV shows like Watchmen — where viewers are frequently confused as to what's going on — often struggle to find ways to let the audience know that it's okay to be confused.
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VIPix / Splash News Kendall Jenner: Dazed and Confused extra
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" After a confused moment I said, "He is me.
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" A confused Toby (and everyone watching) is like "again?
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" Trump, confused, said, "I think that's what she's saying.
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TARLOV: -- it gets confused what the party stands for.
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Judy Garland is no longer in New York ... confused?
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" She added: "Im just as confused as everyone else.
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" Confused, I said, "Is this related to the movie?
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I'm shell shocked, fuckin angry, confused and heartbroken ….. r.i.
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Some highlights: • Feeling confused about what A.I. actually means?
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" Giuliani added of McGahn: "I'm telling you, he's confused.
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" Mr. McConnell, she lamented, had "further confused the process.
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The animals arrive —" Confused, I cut her off. "Beef?
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He was confused — but not in a bad way?
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Don't get me wrong; people still got us confused on a daily basis—hell, we're both 51 now and the villagers and even our students here at Santai still get us confused.
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Here's mine: Confused GIF from Confused GIFs That GIF might be summed up as saying "what the hell?" which is the kind of sentiment I was trying to pass along at the time.
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"Dazed and confused, so cute and paranoid," Yo Landi Visser sings in "Dazed & Confused", her whispy falsetto gliding over a sun-splashed beat, before Ninja dives in with an avalanche of 100mph bars.
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Then, because Amanda's entire role in this show is to look back and forth like a confused bird, she does this while Josh confronts whoever is responsible for making his poor bird confused.
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But many customers end up confused by how overdrafts work.
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He thinks the dogs got confused and made a mistake.
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" Biden, she said, "made me feel uneasy, gross, and confused.
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"Excuse me!" says Kris as the crowd looks around confused.
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And his announcement left the political world surprised and confused.
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"With science fiction writers, people get very confused," Willis says.
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I was less confused about how to spend my time.
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But no one will be confused about that, will they?
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Viall gives a confused I've seen this woman before expression.
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To be honest, I was confused by what I saw.
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Bale admitted as much on MTV's Happy Sad Confused podcast.
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I've been in relationships before where I am just confused.
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You'll feel especially confused around your reputation or your work.
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A hug hasn't confused us this much since middle school.
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They'll be super confused until they realize what's happening. 4.
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It sometimes seemed a little confused that it even existed.
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My mom in particular was really confused about my interests.
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R. Kelly We're confused, but totally into this 1998 duet.
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I stumble out of my sleeping bag, groggy and confused.
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Many were walking — not flying — and looking dazed and confused.
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Alternative, not to be confused with alternative facts, of course.
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I came away from Schloss Heinrichshorst more confused about Bitnation.
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But on this issue of Pakistan we are confused now.
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But lots of people might still be confused about this.
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This is a tactic by Team Trump — don't be confused.
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When you wake up confused forgetting Daylight Savings hit pic.twitter.
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"I am overwhelmed and confused and in shock," he said.
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Others were a bit confused by this change of events.
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Disney didn't want her confused with the park sanctioned Tinkerbell.
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The three begin counting on their fingers, getting increasingly confused.
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" He added: "No wonder he is confused and feels pressure.
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Some people are a bit confused about what Viv is.
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Let them get super confused as you walk away slowly.
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He said employees and others looked on confused and concerned.
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This left me confused for the rest of the day.
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"That's more than a million people," the confused executive responded.
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He's just, you know, confused by all the pretty women.
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And it's like he gets confused, like he can't understand.
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Degenerative brain diseases are too often confused with mental illness.
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Take Romanian and Bulgarian, which were sometimes confused by players.
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Trump seems to have awkwardly confused ATC privatization with NextGen.
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Feistl's confused, and says they didn't plan a raid tonight.
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"I'm confused because, like, I want to try," Le said.
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So I was a terrified little girl and very confused.
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In short, high trust shouldn't be confused with high performance.
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Devotees may be a bit confused by the broadcast schedule.
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It's not the first time the two have been confused.
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I think I read the logline right, but I'm confused!
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Everything was a bit of a blur, a bit confused.
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That position is still vague and presented a confused picture.
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Hailee Steinfeld, for one, looked quite confused about the proceedings.
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I am confused — wouldn't everything in this chamber be infected?
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Although the two are often confused, they are very different.
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These are fundamentally different animals and should not be confused.
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I rarely got confused for someone who wasn't born here.
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QNAP and Synology both have guides if you get confused.
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Others are just as confused, taking their thoughts to Twitter.
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But it's easy to see how one might be confused.
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In the end, Band confused the ask with the get.
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We actually were really confused about what they were doing.
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Some fans were left a bit confused by Rodriguez's tweet.
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I was quite confused by how that happened so quickly.
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This is no strident preaching; this is emotional, and confused.
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Thus the confused stage was set for later legal quarrels.
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Allies were stunned by the decision, then confused by it.
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Which will probably make for some confused messaging at times.
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Voters also seem to be somewhat confused about the issue.
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Both Fisher and Reynolds sported confused expressions in the shot.
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The other people in the waiting room look very confused.
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How did the Trump campaign get so confused on immigration?
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This confused the Olympic organizers, media, and the internet profusely.
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But then I just... I got very confused about swiping.
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"I'm starting to get confused," Goodrem says with a laugh.
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Time and time again, the three protesters confused Beyoncé supporters.
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Individuals with a mild case may become dazed or confused.
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Uber's investors are everyone, including China's third powerhouse Baidu. Confused?
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The Marxians have stolen the term and confused its meaning.
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Watts' parents say that they're still confused about what happened.
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A tweet sent out by Vogue yesterday left followers confused.
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And I'm really confused about what their case even is.
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The motor insurer, which owns U.K. price comparison site Confused.
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At the end of it all, Khloe is still confused.
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She's just wildly confused and amused at her daughter's efforts.
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Ernest now stood in the center of the doorframe, confused.
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Sad, mad, glad, confused about the presidential race so far?
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Keeping your body confused is always the key for me.
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When the lights came back on, I was very confused.
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I didn't subscribe to anything, though, so I was confused.
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So it's easy to see how people are getting confused.
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I think we are all a bit confused these days.
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Jelena fans everywhere, of course, are feeling hurt and confused.
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Jessica Gomez of San Bernadino County is confused about candy.
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Don't make no record with nothing that can be confused.
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I asked Kai about both points, and he seemed confused.
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She's completely confused, and I really like to play that.
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But newer users might be a bit confused starting out.
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It's possible the folks at Mountain View are simply confused.
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Many people are clearly confused that the vote has consequences.
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I mean, who hasn't accidentally confused cannabis with their wife?
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"Im confused by @khloekardashian's tweets," the fan wrote on Twitter.
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The inquiry into white power ends up being confused, too.
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Didn't we all experience that when we were confused teenagers?
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But submission should never be confused with consent, they insist.
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Many people watching the Oscars were confused by Channing's omission.
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You want to be surprised, weirded out, maybe even confused.
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People get confused, lose consciousness, and can also suffer seizures.
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Here's what happened while I was wandering confused around Austin.
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It's confused storytelling, yes, but also not a little nihilistic.
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He's confused, scared, and happy all at the same time.
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Carson, confused, refused to come onstage for a debate. 66.
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At that point I could not have been more confused.
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His are with other confused people, and are televised weekly.
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It said Woods was "extremely sleepy" and "confused" but cooperative.
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She too, in confused old age, was indifferent to it.
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So it's proof that yes, in fact, people are confused.
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So I'm not surprised at all that everyone is confused.
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Different eyewitnesses experienced his behavior as violent, confused, or frustrated.
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She was a little confused and trying to process everything.
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It should not be confused with polls from real voters.
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Toxicity levels from the medication made him angry and confused.
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" She did her best to appear surprised and confused. "Why?
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So when you get picked back up, you're super confused.
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Who can blame small savers and investors for being confused?
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Confused, she wonders what she did to drive them away.
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It's not to be confused with polls from real voters.
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He was confused, thinking maybe Lumsden was fucking with him.
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Some confused Senate aides even turned to reporters for clarity.
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Not to be confused with the Lana Del Rey record.
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But one cameo seemed to leave some audience members confused.
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"These are separate issues and shouldn't be confused," Mnuchin said.
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" A visibly confused Rotondo replied, "In like the media, or...?
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But this freeze should not be confused with a cut.
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Apparently somewhere along the way I confused happiness with pleasure.
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If you're confused about what's going on, trust your instincts.
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"A pic or a video," a confused Kardashian West asked.
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At the end of it all, the market remained confused.
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When she left us equal parts confused and mesmerized. 12.
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Destiny 2265 is out, and it's OK if you're confused.
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Gambineri said there was concern that parents might get confused.
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I was confused when I first saw the Vensmile K8.
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The editing makes the overall narrative a choppy, confused mess.
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Idioms or figures of speech can be confused with facts.
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"Photo retouchers get CONFUSED when they're hungry," the copy reads.
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You're especially dreamy (or confused, depending on your mood) today.
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COMEY: With respect to Secretary — I'm a little confused, Senator.
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My mom is Middle Eastern and fairly confused about nutrition.
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But it might be confused by someone in a wheelchair.
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As confused as I was feeling, this helped me focus.
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"That's what I thought originally, I got confused," Gillum said.
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I'm confused and angry, but I can't even remember why.
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I was kind of confused like, did that just happen?
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Correction: I got the Tribune Company confused with Tribune Publishing.
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I was so confused since I didn't know anybody there.
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Fans were confused by the choice, to say the least.
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But we can see how a gal might get confused.
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Mr. Lumia remembers being "somewhat confused, somewhat dismayed," he said.
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He seemed a little confused about what day it was.
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Still, the logic behind arming the left is confused. Do
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Or he may simply be confused about what it contains.
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I'd be confused: 'How did we get into the room?
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I felt confused, nervous and slightly ridiculous in my costume.
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"He's confused by the sun," Capasso said, lowering the shades.
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This is the result of a confused, chaotic White House.
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But, she also opens up about how confused she feels.
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Trademark law is designed to protect consumers from being confused.
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It gets confused for rage, which also has its uses.
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"They're confused, they're in shock, they're in mourning," Bustos said.
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The Chinese side is confused about what the U.S. wants.
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But the lack of clear output targets left markets confused.
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"We have a chief justice who is confused," Ragland said.
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"I was confused," said Ms. Umar, who is now 18.
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As a result, his industry is "very confused," he said.
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But scenario analysis should not be confused with financial forecasting.
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Suddenly, the progressives were pleased and the traditionalists were confused.
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Who hasn't confused a cock ring with an explosive device?
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I am not the only investor confused by mixed signals.
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Confused on what jams to play during your summer cookouts?
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"Oh, you mean the pink drink?" the barista asked, confused.
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"Nobody should be confused, worked up or upset," he said.
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Even when Howard appeared, Muslet seemed more confused than angry.
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If you're confused, that's OK. Remember: It's not about you!
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He had his families confused, but he stuck with me.
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So the legal situation is a confused and confusing one.
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Are you confused about the nude seen 'round the world?
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Hannah is clearly taken aback and more confused than ever.
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But this evening, you'll feel confused about what you want.
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Kramer says pets get confused and will think it's nighttime.
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Her father opened it, confused, and the agents burst inside.
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But skimming through the rest of list, I'm confused: "Randyland"?
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But if you're feeling confused, worry not, fellow internet traveler.
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Like Fagre, Mains also appeared confused about the unforeseen developments.
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They're super confused by their own emotions and lash out.
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"This adorable little boy just looked so confused," she says.
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The internet fell in love with a confused little girl.
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But a different man is inside, and Kate is confused.
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" Ms. Haley testily responded that she did not "get confused.
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The news has left fans excited but also very confused.
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But its policies to deal with noxious content seem confused.
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"I'm so confused and terrified and impressed," one commenter wrote.
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And its safety manager is based in Hong Kong. Confused?
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Then I visit Russia and find myself conflicted and confused.
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These days, they are feeling sad, confused, angry and betrayed.
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"I felt broken, hurt, confused, lost," she told the jurors.
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I think many young people are confused about the situation.
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The weird, confused Keanu expression on Will Smith's youthful face!
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When the secret police inspected his radio, they were confused.
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What most impressed you (or confused you) about Season 250?
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Suicidal signs can easily be confused with rebellious teenage behavior.
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One minute she's confused, the next she's excited and grateful.
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Rebecca was confused: Everyone in her family was a citizen.
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Hotel developers shop among brands — and they, too, are confused.
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Poverty is often confused with "neglect," a notoriously vague category.
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"My parents were a bit confused to start," she said.
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But workers say they're sometimes confused because of shoddy translations.
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Most people attending the show, a private presentation, were confused.
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" The meaning is prescriptive: "I'm saying don't get it confused.
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This week, readers were confused about the White Walker babies.
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A little bit betrayed and confused at the same time.
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He looked from me to my daughter and seemed confused.
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"I think men are confused about these issues," Weinstein said.
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" The Canadian ambassador, Sabine Nölke, retorted: "Canada is not confused.
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He said he gets confused and can't focus for long.
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I was confused, scared and my fragile masculinity was threatened.
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In a crowded and confused modern marketplace, immediate recognition — Coco!
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Confused and enraged, the Nazi judge sentences them to death.
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Were you confused by "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald"?
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Bad money after good and good money confused as hell.
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It has not confused or surprised investors with sharp turns.
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Personal Health If you're confused about salt, I'm not surprised.
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Early astronomers once confused these features for oceans and continents.
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Now, many migrants are confused and unsure what to do.
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Yet, today, the hodgepodge, fragmented painting looks confused and unsettled.
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At first, I was confused and identifying myself as bisexual.
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But there were two differences that may have confused them.
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But readers may well be confused about the health risks.
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When older patients grow confused, "maybe they're dehydrated," she said.
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One minute, he is utterly confused about where he is.
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The girl stares at it, confused, wondering if it's chocolate.
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Yet recent fiscal policy has been confused and sometimes damaging.
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She was confused and concerned as I repeated my question.
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Lovitz's Dershowitz, confused, asks if Satan really has a podcast.
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My camera seems awfully confused about how handsome I am.
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His message now to parents of troubled or confused children?
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He has confused drills in at least two documented occasions.
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"We were all sort of confused by that," he said.
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"I'm just still in shock and like confused," she said.
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"With all due respect, I don't get confused," she said.
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The Dolby Theater fell silent save for some confused murmurs.
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Mr. Taylor, looking at the gym's Google listing, was confused.
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Confused by all the graffiti referring to the "Crimson King"?
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At the time, Mr. Shehzad was confused by this logic.
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It is clear that the President has confused the two.
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Chicago time, and they're both a little dazed and confused.
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Ideological lines have become confused in a major political realignment.
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"It's daunting; everybody is confused," he said the other day.
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But dementia makes her confused and afraid, her son said.
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Her voice was hoarse and tentative and she was confused.
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Later, when she became confused and groggy at 20033 a.m.
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I'm confused,' Mnuchin said, before adding this was 'a joke.
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More frequent are the examples where law enforcement is confused.
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The little eaglets seem a bit confused, but otherwise unharmed.
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Her brown eyes dart around the room -- curious, perhaps confused.
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Thus her legacy on this issue, unfortunately, remains extremely confused.
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Symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, feeling confused or passing out.
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" To which Ferrell replied looking dazzled and confused, "Am I?
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So far from headquarters, confused and helpless, and under attack.
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Intelligent media consumers, as well as policymakers, can become confused.
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Don't make no record with nothing that could be confused.
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On Tuesday, what was Ms. DeVos confused about regarding IDEA?
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Wherever that fellow is now, I bet he's terribly confused.
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The nation is confused enough with divisive narratives and misinformation.
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"I'm so confused right now," said Weber in the clip.
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The woman behind him is so confused, amused, and mortified!
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It kind of confused my eyes to look at it.
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Still, that hesitation shouldn't be confused with lack of interest.
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"HILL: "I'm confused, is kind of basically where I am.
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Many are simply confused as to why they're receiving money.
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America is now officially more confused than Boris Johnson's barber.
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Confused by the conflicting requirements, the woman didn't attend classes.
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Luigi Di Maio, its young leader, is worried and confused.
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The rest of us are dispersed, confused and in retreat.
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Revering Malcolm, as I do, I was at first confused.
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I'm often sad and confused while simultaneously thrilled and reckless.
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The silence came on so quickly that it confused him.
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Second, Trump seems confused about what the GOP bill does.
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David: But you're not as confused as him, are you?
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And yet still I was being confused for the maid.
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If you're confused about EMV, you're not the only one.
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Instead of just being stoned and confused all the time.
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At first I was confused about whether the noun applied.
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There's only a few places where capitalism gets really confused.
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"No woman should be confused by declarations of this kind."
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They got a right to be confused about some shit.
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It's just conceptually confused if you pretend they're the same.
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These three songs have confused the shit out of me.
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But the more we met, the more confused I became.
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"I'm as confused about it as you are," he said.
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She wants to say that they are, mostly, simply confused.
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She's angry and confused, another hick who's not with it.
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Explain what Mashable is today, because I'm a little confused.
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But writer and narrator should not be confused; although both are black, gay Americans in Berlin, Jed is a confused nebbish, "in West Berlin to make stupid decisions," which I doubt Darryl ever was.
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They're "afraid of the powers that be, ... confused that their lives may be next, and confused as to what causes this and what triggers the violence," Traelon, 17, said Tuesday after a local NAACP meeting.
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"Rendang is an iconic Malaysian national dish not to be confused with Indonesian options ... It is never crispy and should also not be confused with the fried chicken sometimes served with nasi lemak," she said.
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About business (his own commitment to such) and maybe women in the boardroom (he has a new female chief executive) or perhaps just the increasingly confused corporate environment, with its even more confused dress codes.
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It shouldn't be confused with Sanrio, the Japanese-character merchandise company.
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They both sit down and at this point I'm really confused.
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Basically YouTube is acknowledging that if you're confused, you're not alone.
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I never heard from him again, and I'm still so confused.
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I get confused because I'm like, What constitutes blackness to you?
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If you've been confused about your desires, they'll become clear today.
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Were these two women confused about what the ban actually meant?
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing's confused tax messages will strain growth.
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It's clumsy and confused, caught between four or five different cliches.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I was not just confused who the villain was.
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"The first 10 minutes, I was a little … confused," he said.
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He was also confused by the "shifting explanations" for his firing.
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He also seems confused about whether it was a criminal probe.
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Meanwhile, poor Tom and Lila are waiting around after school, confused.
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"They're all confused about this," he said of his fellow Sharks.
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Jack absolutely loves outlining the different between two commonly confused things.
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Asking my coworkers for input yesterday only further confused the matter.
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But it's the caption alongside the picture that has us confused.
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Confused, she turns around and covers her face with the blanket.
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And patients aren't the only ones who are confused, Robinson said.
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I think people are confused about the platforms versus the companies.
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So I was confused as to what was really going on.
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His mouth gapes slightly, positioning him somewhere between confused and posturing.
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As for Justin Bieber: He's pretty confused and Purpose shows that.
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Even some of the protesters are confused by what is happening.
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" Jerome is seen in one video saying, "I'm a little confused.
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Although, some people were confused by Williamson and everything about her.
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For those feeling confused, here's the inside story on a VPN.
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We both wonder if we're still on the same confused page.
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"It sounds like the driver was disoriented and confused," Araiza said.
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" After a brief, confused pause, Colbert said, "Oh, oh I see.
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After sending the alert, he "froze" and appeared "confused," officials said.
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Seen from space, California might be confused with Venezuela at night.
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But when DeGeneres said Mirren was 72, the actress got confused.
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By the end of the video, you're simultaneously confused and excited.
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If you're confused, don't worry: Carney elaborated in a second tweet.
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How he ended up alone and confused is even more heartbreaking.
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Barrett walked out and went to her room, confused and unnerved.
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The photo circulated and had the internet world divided and confused.
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That's where I think the conversation can get confused or muddied.
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Was it the little girl in her mother's lap, confused, crying?
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But the consequence for America has been years of confused policies.
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Fly was confused by the mess—wasn't cleanliness next to godliness?
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"It's a new story," Reeves told MTV's Happy Sad Confused podcast.
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I'm very confused about how Brad Pitt is still so handsome.
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Servers can get confused as they jostle between small, overladen tables.
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With decreased oil production, our skin can become confused and irritated.
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Some of the patients who were awake grew frightened and confused.
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Others are confused, but willing to vote down the party line.
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A spokesperson for Google explained that the Gboard is basically confused.
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I don't think excitement should be confused for positivity or approval.
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The situation was confused further by odd developments during Guru's hospitalization.
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She didn't confront him because she was so confused, Constand added.
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People seem confused and upset by all of MoviePass's recent changes.
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Yeah, they also insisted on changing the artwork, which confused me.
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After O'Connell's, I was confused as ever, and substantially more terrified.
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So she was both confused and curious about her son's statement.
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It also appears to get confused by partial quotes at times.
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I'm very confused about who is going to buy this product.
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Others were simply baffled and confused by the whole marketing strategy.
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Yes, I was confused; I was also, maybe more accurately, bemused.
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The constant churn can leave us feeling burned-out and confused.
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"Sometimes I feel confused about what I really am," he said.
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It's also why you may be confused about all of this.
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She's confused and embarrassed, but she instantly puts the pieces together.
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But it often doesn't, leaving you instead feeling lost and confused.
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At first, Smith seems a little confused — and who wouldn't be?
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But, what's even more confused than the climate is our appetites.
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We are all a little bit confused about what to do.
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The central bank confused things further by introducing several exchange rates.
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Confused about what you should do to help your teething child?
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They ask a lot of ridiculous questions and she acts confused.
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I was so confused about how I got into that pic!
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Part of the problem is a confused mandate and fragmented delivery.
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Her fellow Riverdale cast members aren't being confused with other people.
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The enemy must be confused and feel besieged on every side.
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So if you're confused when you go, I can see why.
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When people see us, they get us confused all the time.
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After watching the interview, Nikki says she's more confused than ever.
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"I'm totally confused about the art of this deal," he tweeted.
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This way they stick out and won't be confused for new.
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It's likely "Lime Disease" (not to be confused with Lyme Disease).
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When its perception module gets confused, an AV should slow down.
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Some people are understandably not pleased, while others are just confused.
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This Ghost in the Shell is going to invite confused feelings.
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Unsurprisingly, fans were pretty unsettled and confused by the gungina development.
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Well, getting exhausted and confused is part of the game. Yeah.
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"I&aposm surprised and confused," Gonzalez said in a Herald interview .
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Ben Carson came in fourth but seems increasingly confused out there.
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Just not the usual kind, which is why Mullin was confused.
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However, some users were confused about the new pricing plan worked.
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One of the agents appeared confused, Ms. Herrem told Canada's CBC .
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And it's not just marketers, brands, and stars who feel confused.
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The swim trunks are a weird cut and Brady looks confused.
|
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" Doerr, confused by the change of subject, interrupted, "On social networks?
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At best for Cohen, the law is indeterminate, confused and contradictory.
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The nurse thought her pain medicine might be making her confused.
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But her most recent Instagram post has us a bit confused.
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The picking robots, for one, are still clumsy and easily confused.
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He says he was very confused by the positive steroid test.
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At least you'll be far less confused than Ulysses ever is.
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" Lauren is utterly speechless, and, in her own words, "extremely confused.
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But at that moment, I was so confused and in shock.
|
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Last night, an elderly, confused man went missing in New York.
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And you can always be confused with the other Stephen Miller.
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Our intellect can be deceived, our feelings manipulated, and conceptions confused.
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By the time police arrived, the man was awake, but confused.
|
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But the debate left other European leaders confused, and rightly so.
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And when you do, you'll see why many folks are confused.
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If you're confused by now, don't worry, we have an explanation.
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GIPHY Some of you are mad, confused, or frustrated right now.
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If you explain some of what is happening, people get confused.
|
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Yet many seem to be confused about how these plans work.
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You're not perfect, others aren't perfect, and sometime people get confused.
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In this small Greek border town, bewildered and confused refugees wait.
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Military technology and weaponry expert Dr. Robert J. Bunker was confused.
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They were confused and especially scared, the fund's director tells me.
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Wells: You seem so rational and normal and I'm so confused?
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"It sounds like the driver was disoriented and confused," he said.
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And that's not all: EEG can be confused by outside signals.
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What confused Comey: The White House's shifting rationale for his ouster.
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But the experience with the boy left her shaken and confused.
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Basically, your immune system is getting overly cautious and majorly confused.
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I find this amusing, but if you're confused, let me explain.
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" He was pretty confused at first, but then finally said, "Alright.
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"They do humanitarian things and it gets confused as being political."
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"We did a lot last year that confused people," he added.
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Gayheart: Once we had the first fitting I was still confused.
|
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You're getting confused, like what exactly the coaches are looking for.
|
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This is not to be confused with more basic "anonymised" data.
|
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" Tim Gunn once famously claimed she was "confused about her gender.
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Working for STRESS had left him confused, psychologically scarred, perpetually afraid.
|
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Caswick was confused and in denial, but also filled with anger.
|
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Confused about how the street could have been so far off?
|
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The lines are so blurred, and I'm getting confused about language.
|
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"The shifting explanations confused me and increasingly concerned me," Comey said.
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And then I consider that maybe he would still be confused.
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Young kids may be confused and wonder what they're looking at.
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"I'm a little confused why she's the thing," McCaskill told CNN.
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I'm confused that some people think civility is comparable to humanity.
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I have had this willful blindness on so many occasions, Confused.
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We cannot leave our audience confused as to what was happening.
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Your thoughts are slowing down, getting confused, then panic sets in.
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But when you look in your fridge Sunday morning, you're confused.
|
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I'm starting to think Atlas is as confused as I am.
|
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Their confused looks made him paranoid and fearful for his safety.
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If you're confused by any of these words, you're not alone.
|
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The United States cannot afford an inconsistent message or confused policy.
|
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"Uh, how did they get that picture?" he asks, visibly confused.
|
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Confused, they all come to their senses as the credits roll.
|
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Others on social media said they were confused by the outfit.
|
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Asked if Ms. Dunham's comments struck a nerve, he seemed confused.
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I WAS CONFUSED WHEN I WAS READING THROUGH THE PRESS RELEASE.
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"With all due respect, I do not get confused," Haley said.
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It's easy to get confused when you're new to the job.
|
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I think this is where patients get a little bit confused.
|
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He looks thin and tired, unshaven, confused, cold, short of breath.
|
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You'd be forgiven for being confused by Singapore's residential property market.
|
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But Cheez-Its aren't normally eaten with marinara, which confused us.
|
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Americans are confused over which standards suddenly are applied to whom.
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By the time the newscast is over, I'm exhausted and confused.
|
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Turkos alleges that she spent the following day traumatized and confused.
|
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This is why so many observers get confused about monetary policy.
|
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The judges are confused, because they know me as a lawyer.
|
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All retailers however pointed to confused and slow communication from Lactalis.
|
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At first, viewers were confused, but season after season, Cleatus remained.
|
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Instead, they gave his trophy to a confused third-place finisher.
|
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New York has always been a very confused and conflicting place.
|
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I answered what I could and I left a bit confused.
|
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Approach problems practically and with transparency—people are super confused today.
|
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One by one, they make their confused, anxious, sometimes mysterious departures.
|
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The initial pushback to the Rabid Puppies was unfocused and confused.
|
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Certainty, in this case, is not to be confused with clarity.
|
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You are also confused as to what show you went to.
|
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Sitting on a bench, confused and upset, Lucas broke down crying.
|
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The more I read about it the more confused I get.
|
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Others have their confused brains filled with still more internet bullshit.
|
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Top Notch: This spot was famously immortalized in Dazed and Confused.
|
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I leaned into Hales a bit confused about the whole ordeal.
|
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My eyes were confused: where do these steaks keep coming from?
|
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So when I played that beta, my expectations were pretty confused.
|
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When I was not called, I was confused, outraged, and disheartened.
|
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Trump had about 10 minutes of material before he got confused.
|
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"People get confused between the fantasy and the reality," he says.
|
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It confused me at first, that it was all Russell wanted.
|
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"Church leaders are a bit confused," said Mr. Bartos, the theologian.
|
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"You're not confused if you're bisexual," shetold The Guardian in 2017.
|
|
Occasionally, a download will get corrupted or "confused," and stall indefinitely.
|
|
If you're confused about what each club can do, keep reading.
|
|
That was the hard part for everyone—seeing him so confused.
|
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A politician who confused his private business with affairs of state.
|
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On Wednesday, many of those women were hurt, angry and confused.
|
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If that sounds a little confused, it is, our critic writes.
|
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A young woman awakens in the woods, gagged, confused and afraid.
|
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Mr. de Blasio's challengers in the mayoral race were less confused.
|
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"I actually was confused," Moss clarified on the late night show.
|
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That incoherent strategy has left many at Liberty confused and upset.
|
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The choices I made confused my parents and caused them despair.
|
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In the end, I think we're kinda confused as a country.
|
|
The essay as a whole is similarly far-fetched and confused.
|
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I'm a little bit confused, I have one of those, too.
|
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"The Taliban feel a bit confused, they feel pressured," he said.
|
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He's been compared to Obama and been confused for a Kennedy.
|
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Was there ever anything about the Night King that confused you?
|
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Neither side was mistaken or confused about what was going on.
|
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Also, I'm O.K. if [viewers] are confused about the right things.
|
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Why do I always get Michael Keaton confused with Michael O'KEEFE?
|
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I mean we have confused everybody in the world, including ourselves.
|
|
You leave this storm rejuvenated rather than wet, confused and cold.
|
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So for a while, I decided to remain frustrated and confused.
|
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"I was confused about what they were telling me," she said.
|
|
Older patients often seem confused, curious or, in rare circumstances, dismayed.
|
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"He's still pretty confused about what's going on," Ms. Kirkman said.
|
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All of which is to say: Don't worry if you're confused.
|
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"Have you heard him sing?" he asked, with a confused expression.
|
|
It's not clear, however, if he was still named Aegon. Confused?
|
|
Confused because we're trying to fall in love with other people.
|
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No, although the two share some similarities and are often confused.
|
|
There's childhood, the teenage hellscape, and the confused territory of adulthood.
|
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"I just felt really confused and lost and ashamed," she said.
|
|
In many matches the back four appeared leaderless or, worse, confused.
|
|
Styles Q. and A. Confused by that other sport called football?
|
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"I was confused why people were giving me money," he said.
|
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Visually, it could be confused with a harpsichord or Viennese fortepiano.
|
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Many consumers are confused about the health implications of e-cigarettes.
|
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Very straightforward and smooth cluing, although 66A confused me a bit.
|
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"I'm confused about the extremities of what you're asking," Mitchell said.
|
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Not to be confused with Sip, which is your news thing.
|
|
Confused, he unfolded the leaflet and found the message scrawled inside.
|
|
When power is dispersed, the result can be a confused mess.
|
|
Confused about what to eat and drink to protect your health?
|
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Reacting to our new neighbors' confused expressions, I explained the situation.
|
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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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Mr. Blake said he walked away feeling dazed, confused and afraid.
|
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It's nighttime snack time, not to be confused with dessert time.
|
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"He seemed very tired and confused, but was compliant," Janice recalled.
|
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At first, I was confused at what this gray contraption was.
|
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Political self-interest will not be confused with the national interest.
|
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We put it in the movie, and people were very confused.
|
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They were angry and confused by what they learned, she said.
|
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They are clearly confused about both my age and my gender.
|
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The boys became confused and started to run in different directions.
|
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And in a society consumed with being healthy, she grew confused.
|
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As they took in the devastation, residents were frightened and confused.
|
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If you're still confused, we explained the meme more fully here.
|
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Rosie's uncle, Luke Metzger, who is visiting from Kentucky, was confused.
|
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" Nico, voicing what we've all been thinking, says, "You're very confused.
|
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Conceitedness and charisma can be easily confused in the wrong light.
|
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"I confused it when I was telling my story," she said.
|
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When he did speak up, he looked shell-shocked and confused.
|
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Little Women got less of this confused reaction, which makes sense.
|
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After the initial shock, most people became angry, confused and disappointed.
|
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They're completely confused because they've never been in this situation before.
|
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I happen to think that that has further confused the process.
|
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People are confused and don't know what they should be learning.
|
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"When pilots get confused, they can get into trouble," Diehl said.
|
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With better markings, Tesla's Autopilot software might not have gotten confused.
|
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"The first half of the song is confused rage," says Kevin.
|
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The index, based on enquiries submitted to insurer Admiral Group's Confused.
|
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Some sports fans don't want to be confused for Trump supporters.
|
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Both restaurants have sometimes had to placate confused or outraged customers.
|
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I was confused as to what she was so afraid of.
|
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Women's liberation and changing gender relations confused Hollywood — and still do.
|
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If you're confused by something trending on Twitter, try searching here.
|
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Not to be confused — we have profitable operations of the company.
|
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Confused Math Lady is us, trying to understand it all. —K.
|
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"I'm so confused right now," said Weber, 28, in the clip.
|
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"With all due respect, I don't get confused," Haley snapped back.
|
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They want us distrustful and ambivalent, confused and full of hate.
|
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For 50 years, they've related to it in a confused way.
|
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Maybe she was confused about who the boy was, they offered.
|
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Fans are noticing these omissions, revisions, and more, and are confused.
|
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I happen to think that that has further confused the process.
|
|
Is South Korea confused about the US handling of North Korea?
|
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"I'm so confused, I don't know who I am," he said.
|
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I felt very confused and uncertain when President Obama was elected.
|
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It's funny because people are confused when they see me blond.
|
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"She was certainly not confused," Kudlow told The New York Times.
|
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"You're completely confused, and completely amazed by the images," Kossakovsky said.
|
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"You're completely confused, and completely amazed by the images," Kossakovsky said.
|
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It was the elbow, which I said I was confused about.
|
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The symptoms are often confused with those of herpes and syphilis.
|
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This being 1984, Stefan is confused — "What is Netflix?" he wonders.
|
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It should not be confused with the end of the journey.
|
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" She gave me a confused look and then said, "Yeah, so …?
|
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When Ms. Lynch was told, she was both stunned and confused.
|
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"I was really confused and frustrated with the response," Charissa said.
|
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When she did get up, she often stumbled and seemed confused.
|
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The officers seemed confused and sent her back out the door.
|
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Keep them separate so that we don't have to feel confused.
|
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And we're left feeling confused, as if we've been caught eavesdropping.
|
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The federal government argues that the states are simply getting confused.
|
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We are shocked, heartbroken, sad, angry, confused, and just darn tired.
|
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Guns are a technology, and, like most members of the general public, gun control advocates are thoroughly confused about how guns operate outside of Hollywood — as in, "the Internet is a series of tubes"-level confused.
|
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You might be very confused as to why in the world Christian Grey would have anything to do with Diesel and the 2004 film—and even after seeing Fifty Shades Darker, you might still be confused.
|
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But their complaints ignored the fact that YouTube is basically getting rid of verification for almost everybody — except for channels that might be confused with others, such as musicians' channels that might be confused with fan channels.
|
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If you're confused, that's normal, because music sales are confusing these days.
|
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I believe the startup ecosystem is confused about the impact of financings.
|
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Then Aurora starts speaking so elliptically, that people get even more confused.
|
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Obviously you're the only one allowed to be a confused crybaby, Cancer!
|
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Trademark law, at its core, seeks to prevent consumers from being confused.
|
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But don't get her confused with her onscreen alter ego Cookie Lyons.
|
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I just feel annoyed and confused that the thing is so fragile.
|
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Hap looks terrified and confused (and honestly, same) with this new arrival.
|
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Some were confused because they just wanted to cut to the chase.
|
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I was touched and confused and put off at the same time.
|
|
Wu-Tang Clan, Shaq, and 'being confused after waking up from naps.
|
|
Writer's Note: Confused at the lack of Harry Potter as an option?
|
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I am confused about what point McCain is trying to make here?
|
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Its rapid development of intercontinental ballistic missile tech has left many confused.
|
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I'm not ashamed of this fact, but I was confused by it.
|
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If you're confused, that's because lactic acid training is kind of confusing.
|
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Understandably confused, Maeve asks Felix how they've gotten ahold of her dreams.
|
|
Valor offers a particularly confused blend of patriotism, female empowerment and sexiness.
|
|
And a few strictly soccer fans were also admittedly confused as hell.
|
|
She remembers feeling confused and worried that she hadn't done it right.
|
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I had this confused look on my face that you can't see.
|
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"I mean, it's kind of amazing," she explains to her confused daughters.
|
|
Cameras captured two confused constitutional scholars reciting the words out of sequence.
|
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With him, I came away from every conversation feeling confused and bullied.
|
|
The Pixel Buds confused me as soon as I opened the box.
|
|
Maybe they appear confused or upset or even sport a fake smile.
|
|
But loneliness should never be confused with the desire to be alone.
|
|
"I've been in relationships before where I am just confused," she said.
|
|
Baryshnikov's Nijinsky is crazed, confused, in pain, but forever and always brilliant.
|
|
The result is the most confused hawk the world has ever seen.
|
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It was hard in that moment not to become discouraged and confused.
|
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I THINK A LOT OF VIEWERS AND YOUR INVESTORS ARE PROBABLY CONFUSED.
|
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A lot of people are confused by this, especially the white anarchists.
|
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" Wrote the 31-year-old, "Doodle is just as confused as Shawn.
|
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And really, truly, believed in it and never felt confused or struggling.
|
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But now I am very lost and confused about what to do.
|
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As for Nigatu, she seems as confused as the rest of us.
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But the consumer was confused about what went wrong with the stroller.
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Both have a similar aesthetic and are often confused for each another.
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There's a sense of loss — being lost and feeling lost and confused.
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The image of Republican congressmen storming the hearing also confused Republican Sen.
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Staring blankly at the twenty LPs in front of me, I'm confused.
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And that turned out to be Spotlight in this very confused year.
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I think of you often, though I stay confused about my feelings.
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When VChain-now-Zamna first appeared, I must admit I was confused.
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Baldwin and Risch may be easily confused, but American consumers are not.
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"In the past, I just confused him," Popovich said earlier this season.
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Concerned and confused, Watkins says she and her husband just wanted answers.
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Yellow fever can be confused as dengue fever, malaria or other illnesses.
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Senator Sam Dastyari is a little confused about when the video starts.
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These students are confused, concerned or stressed about the college application process.
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She said "draft internal brainstorming documents" should not be confused with policies.
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If you've ever confused Finn Wolfhard with Noah Schnapp, you're not alone.
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Hoffman also included the hashtag "#soreloser," in case you were still confused.
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Fans get confused about the authenticity and mishaps like this one happen.
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When Ashwin saw her pictures for the first time he was confused.
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Then he stirred, and Andrew was out of sorts, sweaty and confused.
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The other three guys are left alone and confused inside the hanger.
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It was a routine request for regular Spiderbands attendees, but confused me.
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Get Ready To Be Confused, The OA Has Finished Filming Season 2
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It made no sense to me, I was so confused by it.
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It's a sympathetic unravelling of female archetypes that's confused some early listeners.
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KAR is the symbol, KAR Auctions, not to be confused with Cars.
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It's okay if you're confused as to why, because I am, too.
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One left-out letter can lead to a lot of confused viewers.
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She looks confused and scared and keeps calling out for her father.
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And a lot of people I think have been confused about this.
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Confused and tormented, I reached out to a trend forecaster for insight.
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Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer's forays into European politics have confused partners like France.
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I'm a little confused, a little lost, but I'm doing all right.
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I am not your enemy and am somewhat confused by your sentiments.
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Republicans are divided and confused over the extent to which they agree.
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So many people were confused, thinking, 'that bitch isn't even from here!
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RICK PERRY: Well, listen, I don't get confused that there's always pause.
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That's not to be confused with shiny behavior, which is Instagram's domain.
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" Lawrence added, "I've been in relationships before where I am just confused.
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So we're very confused as to why she is in these circumstances.
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Ha, well, which 20-something isn't confused and doesn't have emotional problems?
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Emerging from his truck, Williams became confused and combative, running into traffic.
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So this Valentine's Day, give your partner the gift of confused arousal.
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Kandi on the other hand seems to be a little bit confused.
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This Is What Being Genderqueer Really Looks Like Confused About Gender Dysphoria?
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Either people are confused, or they're cynically betting that others will be.
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On the other hand, I was so confused about what had happened.
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"The danger is that it will be a confused mess," he said.
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Congress' confused Google hearing shows why lawmakers need to regulate the company.
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After the show, Carson told reporters she was confused by the comment.
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Panicked, Peter calls Tronte Nielsen, who weeps over his son's body, confused.
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Benedikt asks, recalling a conversation she had with a confused male friend.
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He was a very nice, confused kid from an exceptionally dysfunctional family.
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More confused than ever about the state of the media and tech?
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She became confused and agitated and ultimately contracted a serious stomach infection.
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He was confused as to why I wasn't just enjoying the moment.
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Dazed & Confused featured characters characters culled from different social circles, spanning genders.
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She was confused, and asked the other women where they were going.
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The game should not be confused with a survey from real voters.
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I had never felt so lost or confused in my entire life.
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Just perhaps not at the same time, lest your device get confused.
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I spent the bulk of my first night sick, tipsy, and confused.
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Patients were also confused about what types of tests use ionizing radiation.
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"The staff were lost, confused, in a state of shock," Yasinsky says.
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He's very confused right now and is overwhelmed with all the attention.
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He has the same slightly dazed and confused looks of Matthew McConaughey.
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" Stewart was quick to point out: "You're not confused if you're bisexual.
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We are committed to dialogue, but that cannot be confused with weakness.
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We are committed to dialogue, but that cannot be confused with weakness.
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"I've been in relationships before where I am just confused," Lawrence said.
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Many on the left are equally confused, but in a different way.
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Often the play left me feeling more confused than it did inspired.
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She was confused at first, then saw a number of police vehicles.
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They're in some sort of disguise, and the guards are rightly confused.
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"I've been in relationships before where I am just confused," she says.
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My universe has largely been dark, and confused, and full of terrors.
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Dogma was a confused young Catholic actively trying to reconcile his faith.
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Correction: This post originally confused the vernal equinox for the autumnal equinox.
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Ellie at her most capable, and absolutely her most confused and floundering.
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I didn't find myself angry or even shocked — just afraid and confused.
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But Cyrus seems to be confused on exactly which planet that is.
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And we talked about it onstage as well, but I'm still confused.
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I'm not the only one looking in the mirror and feeling confused.
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If not for the face tattoos, the crowd would've really been confused.
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You can watch Dazed and Confused for free on Amazon Prime Video.
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Some survivors wake up after an assault, confused and hoping for answers.
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Or it's a series of brush strokes created by a confused llama.
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But when it was Bellassai's turn to walk, photographers just looked confused.
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The women were confused, but they acquiesced and handed over their IDs.
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I think getting it confused is the way to really damage it.
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And humans get fatigued, stressed, and confused, and end up making mistakes.
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In terms of our Platform APIs, the Journal has confused two points.
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Everyone having these fierce debates about feminism that just really confused me.
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DM a reporter on Twitter and tell them how confused you are?
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"People get confused when they pick up these loans," Weil told Broadly.
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But she's not slutty, she is really hurting and upset and confused.
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The idea of deliberate practice versus just working hard is often confused.
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But he was also confused by what Magic Instruments decided to make.
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The crowd looked confused, then uncomfortable for the hapless musicians, then worried.
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Still, the loss devastated him, and the sudden wealth left him confused.
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This isn't the first time folks have gotten confused about Hollywood money.
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Nolan has confused his native island with the anhedonia in his head.
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And the more ECT I had, the more confused I would be.
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"What just happened guys?" a confused Hamilton asked over the team radio.
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Texas Senator Ted Cruz came out on cue, which apparently confused Carson.
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Yeah I got a little confused... they're all wearing the same thing.
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Her absence confused people, because she had previously RSVP'd (literally) via Twitter.
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S. Kidman said they were "disappointed and confused" by the Treasurer's decision.
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The security forces are "strategically confused on priorities", says a retired general.
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And marketing aside, the novel is further confused by its internal contradictions.
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But the real drink was just kind of a confused purple mess.
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Meanwhile, many Twitter users are very confused by the pizza-less order.
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I'm also confused as to why Rinne is starting over Tuukka Rask.
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If you thought the remaining Avengers were confused, just imagine being Larson.
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Like every other man I interact with as Siri, Matt is confused.
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"At the beginning, perhaps the players were a little confused," she said.
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The officer, confused, salutes Trump instead, prompting the president to salute back.
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The Trump administration's confused and counterproductive trade policy never ceases to amaze.
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" The teacher addressed the girl with pierced ears: "I'm a little confused.
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They are too ashamed, or confused, or afraid of not being believed.
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He said patients sometimes confused chest pain for indigestion, particularly older people.
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If you are at all confused, please consult the following chart: Yes!
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Not to be confused with National Soft Taco Day, which was yesterday!
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Some of Hollywood's most recognizable faces are often confused for each other.
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Children, hospitals, blood: It's all a confused swirl of joy and agony.
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I don't know if I'm Arthur or Martha - If one is confused.
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Fortunately for the confused consumer, the federal government now measures these variations.
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When you get a good look at it, you may feel confused.
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I was so confused at first, but it was an honor.16.
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He's confused about how to wring the most love from the issue.
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She said that as pesticides attack their nervous system, bees get confused.
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Needless to say, people were confused, shocked, and some were even offended.
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" But, he added, "Dan made statements and they were a little confused.
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Dad is excited to meet his first grandson — and a little confused.
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"Now, with the controversy, I am also so confused," he said. Opinion
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So, forgive us if we confused the quakes for the Second Coming.
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"First of all, the Israeli public is quite confused," Mr. Plesner said.
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When the video begins, many of the rappers seem confused, even speechless.
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The officer, confused, salutes Trump instead, prompting the president to salute back.
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Such is the uncertainty over Brexit, people I spoke to were confused.
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He was confused—he had just spoken to her the night before.
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"I think the Russians are clearly confused," said the Atlantic Council's Simakovsky.
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Many of my students were grieving, as supporters of Clinton, and confused.
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If so, she left a lot of confused feminists in her wake.
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Store owners say the initial warnings confused consumers and scared them away.
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It appears to be a very confused and scared spork named Forky.
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Confused, Branson took a step closer to the table and was gobsmacked.
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I'm very confused why people would order some of these... http://bit.
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Anyway, Snopes is confused, so we guess we are as well. 18.
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Oh, and he talks about that Diplo collaboration everyone's confused about, too.
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But based on court transcripts, its explanations confused and frustrated the judge.
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I was so confused because this was a man I didn't know.
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I was totally confused by the chapters that take place on Shis'urna.
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Most confusing confused candidate moment Ben Carson is literally a brain surgeon.
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And confused voters tend to vote against measures they do not understand.
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"Kids are gonna be so confused with color names now," wrote another.
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Correction: An earlier version of this entry confused Dan and Robert Baer.
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You're incredibly confused by everything that everyone's shouting directly into your ear.
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Haley's retort — "with all due respect, I don't get confused" — made headlines.
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Dazed and Confused shows how social hierarchies can flatten into common ground.
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As a high school Diamond fan, this is what confused me most.
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Some have already left the place, shocked and confused and maybe indignant.
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Her orange turned purple, and the Canberra, Australia woman was beyond confused.
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Obama has yet to comment on the honor, and Bourdain seems… confused.
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Q: I'm confused by how payroll tax gets passed on to me.
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Are you confused about how to level with a potential business partner?
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So in the moment that rudeness surprised you, you're confused by it.
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You're feeling confused about which dreams are realistic and which are foolish.
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TILLERSON: Well, I think some people get confused sometimes and it's understandable.
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When her class read books together aloud, Alanna would often become confused.
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"I assumed somebody was confused," he said in an interview late Tuesday.
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"I was shocked and slightly confused when I found out," she said.
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He looked at the full restaurant, a little confused, and turned around.
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Perhaps they are getting it confused with the Isle of Ione Skye.
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" She: "Because you're very drunk and confused and you need to leave.
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It is the latter, however, that gets some people confused about MMT.
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There are confused kids and silent strangers in restaurants, funerals and forests.
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Although they're more confused than is considered healthy even when they're sober.
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He watched me climb out the fire escape, certainly disappointed, perhaps confused.
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Others believed their parents had abandoned them and were angry and confused.
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And what I've found is that people are intrigued, but also confused.
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Within hours, Ms. Pittenger said, Mr. Cusack blocked her, leaving her confused.
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Taking a look at Trump's tweets yesterday morning, political pundits were confused.
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Xavier straightened up and leveled a confused gaze at his sister's ghost.
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"I was very confused and pretty scared," he told the Daily Student.
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"Dazed and Confused" had a star-filled cast before they were famous.
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And that makes Before I Fall a deeply dull, deeply confused movie.
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Looking again here, I wondered how could he have gotten them confused?
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Moreover, as the article points out, different approaches can leave consumers confused.
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Express appreciation — but make it clear that these incidents leave you confused.
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It confused me for a couple days, but then it was awesome.
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Trump's use of the act thus far has been confused and halting.
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I was so confused, very unwell and tired when I was rescued.
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Juncker said Trump had confused him with European Council President Donald Tusk.
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Youngblood: A b-movie with a confused message about violence in hockey.
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It's clear when you pull up that the two often get confused.
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"There were definitely some times when I was just confused," Biddle said.
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Those not keeping up with the trend could easily be left confused.
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James Corden, for his part, said he was confused by the news.
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Lean and bald, McNamara sometimes gets confused for Joe LaCava, Woods's caddy.
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" Perhaps confused, the man opened his message to Dobbs with "Hi, Bernie.
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A little confused as to why I was starting to well up.
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For many fans this "famine or feast" has left them somewhat confused.
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The bizarre sighting has left many residents feeling both bothered and confused.
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Maureen Dowd: You often get confused for the lead singer of Korn.
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How are they pleased, shaped, frustrated, confused, educated and misled by it?
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As an artist I'm confused about many things"; "I have 12 hobbies!
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Most Italians are unfamiliar with epidemics, so we struggle, confused, to react.
|
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He seemed confused and left the restaurant, or chippie, shaking his head.
|
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The younger children were very confused about why they were trapped inside.
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COMEY: With respect to Secretary — I'm not — I'm a little confused, Senator.
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" Confused by who would be ringing so early, I asked, "Who's calling?
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I was confused, like why did you do this to this juvenile?
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Then we're confused where people get out and they don't make it.
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So he admitted to being at first confused by the work's tone.
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Even people who follow it all fairly diligently can get wildly confused.
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And interviews with dozens of Palestinian residents exposed a fragmented, confused society.
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S. counterterrorism officials were long confused as to why this wasn't happening.
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"You are either a liar or you're confused," the man told him.
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Still, he wasn't sleeping well, and he was confused, frightened and hurting.
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After issuing the alert, the employee seemed "confused" and "froze," Oliveira said.
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Even Republicans, Narang said, are confused about what the law actually does.
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Police say they found the girl confused and uncooperative, but not injured.
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It would no longer be up to confused users to protect themselves.
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He doesn't look confused or torn between the opinions of the world.
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It was fragmented, maybe even confused, with different groups moving different ways.
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He didn't, and I walked to my subway confused, a bit furious.
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That confused him, because he was a star and a state champion.
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"People are angry, they're scared, they're hurt, they're confused," said the Rev.
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The woman gave a confused look, left the bike and walked away.
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This little chihuahua looked undeniably confused during his first experience with snow.
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Many New Yorkers remain confused about who controls the city's subway system.
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He's loud, he's confused and he's got a great plan for Ukraine.
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Mr. Silverman said he regularly gets emails from customers who are confused.
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All my confused and conflicted feelings about my body began to surface.
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Digging deeper into her husband&aposs financial life only confused her more.
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Public opinion polls on the EU referendum question give a confused picture.
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But don&apost get it confused with the well-known Moroccan tagine.
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There is some possibility he is very confused rather than intentionally deceitful.
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The hung jury is, perhaps, an inevitable outcome in this confused case.
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Confused, shamed and helpless, she didn't speak up — but her rapist did.
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I'm confused," Mnuchin said in Davos, before adding this was "a joke.
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The idea of deliberate practice versus just working hard is often confused.
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It shouldn't be confused with personal motive prompting actions of a perpetrator.
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Diplomatic displays For its part, North Korea has also offered confused messaging.
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Two of his statements also confused Trump and the fired FBI director.
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I was just singing this melodramatic song to confused and alarmed faces.
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"I think the last administration confused the Middle East," Mr. Barkat said.
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They were somewhat confused about why I was interested in this industry.
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But its use in a corporate reorganization is a bit more confused.
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Victims' families wander confused through a courthouse and nearly miss an appearance.
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CRAMER: ALRIGHT, CHUCK, ONE THING -- I'M NOT NITPICKING BUT I AM CONFUSED.
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Her parents gave their consent, she said, but her friends were confused.
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Nervous and confused, she had gone over the paperwork a dozen times.
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Sanders' position confused many Democratic health care experts and angered party centrists.
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