Confusion Confusion and contradiction surround communications from US President Donald Trump and his administration.
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When every day is a tweetstorm that generates confusion, confusion becomes the norm. 3.
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Initial confusion Trump's announcement — made during a televised address on Wednesday — initially sowed confusion.
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Confusion can be salient, of course, in plays about confusion, whether moral or existential.
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But much of the confusion around Jake's character is due to the show's thematic confusion.
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The trillion-dollar question is whether the confusion is by design or simply confusion and incompetence.
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But since then, Nunes has used the committee only to sow confusion — confusion that has benefited Trump.
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Any confusion the term may have caused is only the kind of confusion that Wolf Eyes likes.
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Cue people registering confusion about Grant's hair relative to her age — and subsequent backlash to that confusion.
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While its earlier tweet merely expressed "regret" for any "confusion," YouTube is now officially "sorry" for said confusion.
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So that was a confusing factor and if confusion was the objective then, hey, there's lots of confusion.
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Administrative confusion The sense of administrative confusion in the government also undermines White House claims that everything went smoothly.
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In someone else, but actually, I think this is a point of confusion, but it is, nonetheless, confusion here.
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Persistent confusion over order The complaints about confusion over the order persisted for the three months it was in effect.
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Sowing confusion The confusion was symptomatic of an administration that has often struggled to frame detailed policies and present them coherently.
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That condition leads to confusion; confusion leads to mistakes; and mistakes lead to confrontation—even the kind that no one wants.
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This confusion of stories and narrative — anecdote for reality, fact for truth — is not unlike the confusion of weather with climate.
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Yet there is apparently confusion about how to interpret the directives, and that confusion can cost women dearly in emergency situations.
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The solution to investor confusion about brokers' compensation is to clear up the confusion, not to cut investors out of the market.
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"There was some confusion over the weekend and I think we removed all the confusion," Cohn said, referring to the Montreal meeting.
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Further confusion In different email traffic obtained by CNN, it is clear that confusion has continued to abound after the executive order.
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Pastura: The confusion of the local administration is a reflection of the wider confusion that's brewing in the Partito Democratico on a national level.
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There was some confusion over the Adeona mission Before this announcement, there was some confusion over whether NASA had actually approved the Adeona mission.
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"While I know there has been talk of confusion, again, any confusion is due to a broken immigration system and court orders," he said.
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Watch out for confusion on September 16, however, as the sun opposes Neptune and stirs up confusion about money and finds you feeling insecure again.
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Confusion in the cockpit There was some confusion in the cockpit after the plane touched down and as the crew was trying to make it stop.
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The confusion in the first verse of "White Privilege II" is the same confusion experienced, I imagine, immediately in the aftermath of the backlash of that text.
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It is then that we are faced with the ways that Trump and Caesar never properly scanned, and an aftermath in which that confusion breeds more confusion.
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Shock and confusion While a handful of top senators were given a heads-up by Trump, the overwhelming sentiment on Capitol Hill was one of shock and confusion.
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"It's causing a lot of chaos, a lot of confusion and quite frankly that confusion can lead to someone being killed or something else going wrong," Kostelnik said.
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As the 2020 US presidential election heats up, there has been repeated confusion over social-media firms' advertising policies — which threatens to cause mass confusion for ordinary users.
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This is the bottom line, based on my conversation with Bateman-House: "This area is already replete with confusion, and we don't need any more confusion," Bateman-House told me.
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"Just to make sure there is no confusion in the mind of the consumer…let's define what is the real driving experience so we can avoid the confusion," Ghosn said.
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" Asked directly why corrections had to be made after the President's Oval Office address Wednesday night, and where the confusion was coming from, Pence said, "I don't think there's confusion.
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But I suspect that the book's weaknesses — the confusion caused by its multiple story lines, its constant switching among narrators and times — stem from the intellectual confusion at its core.
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The potential is there for either clarity — or confusion.
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Sheer confusion — over both the law and the technology.
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There was a lot of confusion, but guys -- penguins!
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The first — which led to some confusion on Sen.
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Rodríguez and Fiallo kept stressing the importance of eliminating legal confusion and sorting out the status of the country's undocumented people, but the programs seem to be creating more confusion than clarity.
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It's a strange thing to lead with, but it's likely already proven a pretty big source of confusion among consumers, so might as well cut that confusion off at the pass, really.
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The confusion over Trump's Podesta rant, though, pales in comparison to the confusion over what, exactly, Trump believes about Russia's election hacking — and what, if anything, he plans to do about it.
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New confusion sown by Trump The drama regarding Trump's inner circle came on a day when Pence struggled to smooth over the confusion and disinformation sown about the virus by the President himself.
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Confusion at airports For now, the heightened response has helped avoid a major outbreak in the US- with only 11 cases identified so far in the US. But it's also led to confusion.
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This reveal was met with an understandable amount of confusion.
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It was major tease and source of confusion for fans.
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Apparently, she gets "confusion and unsurety" from newcomers a lot.
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Stankey is aware of the confusion that comes with transition.
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That sounds like a recipe for confusion, but we'll see.
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I had nothing to offer anybody except my own confusion.
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Fear and confusion hummed at a high voltage inside Asha.
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It's a reality check in the middle of retrograde confusion.
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There's a lot of confusion, assumptions and conflation swirling about.
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There was confusion in the enforcement that went on here.
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There is still a lot of confusion around this ban.
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Many took to Twitter to express heartbreak, confusion and anger.
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Confusion pops up this evening, but things will work out.
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"We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience," the spokesperson said.
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Travelers stranded at the airport terminals expressed confusion on Twitter.
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Less commonly, it causes neurological symptoms like seizures or confusion.
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The reversal sent shock and confusion through the diplomatic community.
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But those political machinations are causing confusion around the world.
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Are you afraid of those feelings of grief and confusion?
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In other videos, the messages elicit more confusion than panic.
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But the move generated a lot of frustration and confusion.
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Bob, stroking his goatee, laughed out loud at my confusion.
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Just watch out for confusion and miscommunication this morning, Capricorn.
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It's all about him, his desires, his confusion, his cruelty.
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We do sincerely apologize for any confusion caused by this.
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The U.S. stock market has reflected this confusion for months.
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We experience anxiety, rage, and a sense of helpless confusion.
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The term "culture" is responsible for some of the confusion.
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"There is no confusion from Mr Madison's perspective", he said.
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There's apparently some confusion about how the fire actually started.
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But afterward, D.J. said he felt more shame and confusion.
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Extra squares are always better than unnecessary confusion, I think.
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It solves the customer confusion problem in one fell swoop.
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"Confusion" is a cute word to use in this situation.
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I really hope I am not alone in this confusion.
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The confusion appears to have originated from the royal palace.
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And there's still some confusion over who first created it.
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Another kind of confusion happens at the beginning of words.
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Adding to the confusion, Abubakar Shekau broke his silence Wednesday.
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To avoid confusion, Filipov says, the bot confirms choices frequently.
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In part, the confusion comes from the confounding Civil itself.
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So there is no confusion about where the power lies.
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There's still some confusion around the live stream saga, though.
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This led to confusion: Just who was Arie Luyendyk, Jr.?
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That created confusion and triggered a broad selloff among investors.
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To be lucid is clarity after a period of confusion.
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But my initial response to The Last Jedi was confusion.
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LARRY KUDLOW: Well, actually, there was some confusion about that.
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Jerrod goes back to Jordan, expressing his concern and confusion.
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Then often they're using substances to deal with their confusion.
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But in the same sentence, she also voices her confusion.
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"I understand where the confusion started," West tweeted on Wednesday.
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There's some confusion it seems about who actually composed this.
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Out of this confusion was born the Miracle of Leicester.
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Stores add to the confusion by using the dates inconsistently.
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Rejected voter registrations, malfunctioning voting machines, confusion among election workers.
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But the countdown feature caused a bit of hilarious confusion.
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Use bots to amplify divisive speech and to sow confusion.
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Not giving feedback, meanwhile, can lead to confusion and despair.
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The term XR is supposed to help ease that confusion.
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But I hope it clears up any confusion or mystery.
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One at a time, they speak of chaos, hunger, confusion.
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Confusion as to who the person officials were after remains.
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Or, just absolute confusion around what's going to happen next.
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A ruling against the government could add to the confusion.
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Panthers special teams confusion leads to a massive punt return.
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It benefits people when there's confusion like that about sourcing.
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Cancer patients could be forgiven for frustration at the confusion.
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But Bee had no tolerance for the Trump administration's confusion.
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It sorta highlights a wider confusion at MTV these days.
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"I'm not from here," the German woman responded with confusion.
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Although welcome in itself, this will have caused further confusion.
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The main worry is that tied votes sow legal confusion.
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There is still a great deal of confusion surrounding cryptocurrencies.
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"Where one becomes the other — I'm interested in that confusion."
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The Associated Press: Trump's immigration order sparks confusion, deep concern.
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Tony looked at me with equal parts confusion and rage.
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In part, my confusion was that of Los Angeles itself.
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The surrounding confusion was straight out of a wrestling playbook.
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European misunderstanding and confusion The Europeans are up in arms.
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Meanwhile, there has been some Internet confusion about Tubman's image.
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"How I look loud?" the rapper said twice in confusion.
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Beyond Climate Confusion: Why Both Energy Innovation and Deployment Matter
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One theory among many: "cosmic confusion" (The New York Times).
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Instead, it quickly became one of derogatory rhetoric and confusion.
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It will undoubtedly lead to voter confusion and electoral chaos.
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But he also blames the file's noise for the confusion.
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But so much of Resurgence feels edited for maximum confusion.
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Ingeniously, they represent both Marnie's seductiveness and her internal confusion.
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Instead, it languishes in the hazy confusion of Earl's circumstances.
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Confusion surrounding the digital currency isn't limited to just investors.
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Confusion over the Fed's intentions has been a major factor.
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Common grammar mistakes stem from confusion over usage: fewer vs.
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"One last point on the issue of confusion," Chhabria wrote.
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Almost lost in all the confusion was the day's racing.
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Mixing religion and politics only leads to confusion and Dogma.
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Simulations include treating the wounded amid the confusion of battle.
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" The media, Spicer said, has been "part of the confusion.
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Others voiced confusion about when 3D Touch could be used.
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An air of confusion seems to have settled over Hollywood.
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Plush, matching bathrobes that are monogrammed to avoid any confusion
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In recent weeks, confrontation has given way to widespread confusion.
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That confusion beclouds the climactic sequence of the singing contest.
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The July data helps clear up some of the confusion.
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Yet, even here, Hyundai starts you off with some confusion.
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Confusion over Venezuela's political future What happens next remains uncertain.
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There was confusion, though, about the identity of the owners.
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I've seen few issues over which there was more confusion
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Jonathan Turley: A conclusion on collusion, but confusion on obstruction.
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Symptoms can progress to include headache, stiff neck, and confusion.
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Headlines expressed everything from confusion to disgust over the pairing.
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Some confusion, perhaps, at first, but euphoria all the same.
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Naturally, you can understand the confusion and anger that arose.
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Needless to say, this has generated a lot of confusion.
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Any confusion that pops up will be addressed this evening.
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Confusion at home and in your relationships arrives later today.
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Keep things simple today because confusion is in the air.
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This evening brings some confusion, but you'll figure it out.
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" He further told reporters, "You are part of the confusion.
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This caused great hilarity, confusion, and shock in equal measures.
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Right now, Cologne is awash in anger, confusion, and assumptions.
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Shielding children from the possibility can create confusion for them.
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Some confusion pops up today (and it's totally your bad).
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But that still leaves a lot of confusion and ambiguity.
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The confusion is made even more messy by limited options.
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Two exploded blobs later, it was over, but confusion remained.
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And I honestly felt a lot of confusion about it.
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He reacted to Tyrion's secret meeting with confusion and outrage.
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That Didier shows no surprise or disappointment increases Shay's confusion.
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Neither is debt or confusion about what you owe now.
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In Phoenix, the reunions were marked by confusion and heartbreak.
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Your Taxes 2020 Changing rules have led to taxpayer confusion.
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Confusion around the numbers has fed rumors among opposition supporters.
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This is a time of confusion and chaos for everyone.
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In addition to creating confusion, this dynamic sparks funding battles.
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But some businesses are hinting at confusion on the ground.
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Some of that could be confusion about what it is.
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"But 'huh?' does not stand for universal confusion," Enfield writes.
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One source of such confusion was the prevailing economic orthodoxy.
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The core of the confusion around processed foods is definitional.
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And there's a lot of confusion in the blackface performances.
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Debate is counterproductive because it dilutes passion and sows confusion.
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The two scores, though, have resulted in confusion among educators.
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Viewers swiftly took to social media to express their confusion.
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Neptune can bring confusion, so don't complicate things too much.
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I hoped he could see the confusion in my eyes.
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The confusion over the parrot fever pathogen was not unusual.
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But the government's claim soon met with confusion and contradiction.
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The confusion even extended to the greeting at the door.
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There is confusion about other secrecy requirements of the law.
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This caused confusion among people trying to use the site.
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So, there's confusion in how these rules are being enforced.
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But confusion ensued about which services could be left open.
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Also, there is a lot of confusion about odds ratios.
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Through those conversations, I could hear fear, confusion, and misunderstandings.
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But in 2018, some of that confusion may be misplaced.
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His designs on Independence Day show his confusion about that.
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But the shift has further added to confusion among migrants.
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I've returned here regularly in moments of confusion and sadness.
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But there has been substantial confusion among taxpayers and insurers.
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It's a bold move, but it did cause some confusion.
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The confusion has deepened with shifting and contradictory official statements.
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The story started, as many do, with our own confusion.
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"It's not confusion, he's just asking questions," the official said.
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But the confusion over denuclearization's meaning has not been resolved.
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"There's no confusion," Miller told The Hill in an email.
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During the confusion, Deputy Zalewski accidentally shoots and kills Molly.
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There was similar confusion about the Lupus Foundation of America.
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Finally, some of this month's confusion is starting to dissipate!
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There's some skepticism about that, and more than anything, confusion.
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The name has already led to some confusion online, though.
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Critics ridiculed the prop, which also created confusion in Israel.
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"There may be people trying to create confusion," he said.
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But there is often confusion about exactly what it is.
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Signs of hypoglycemia include dizziness, confusion and feelings of weakness.
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Another layer of confusion was added to the Iowa process.
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It adds to the general atmosphere of doubt and confusion.
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The tweet did not mention a date, thus the confusion.
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However, there was some confusion about China's intentions around trade.
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The confusion may be part of President Vladimir Putin's strategy.
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There was confusion, anger, shouting and a lot of sweat.
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One user expressed confusion felt when the apps weren't working.
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They create confusion among America's allies over US foreign policy.
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"When we got there it was massive confusion," Malinowski says.
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They blamed the confusion on changes to teams' arrival details.
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We apologize for its use and the confusion it created.
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Throughout "Monsters," there's the subtle hum of her sexual confusion.
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But that assumes the board's worries about confusion are legitimate.
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Still, after all we learned, a modicum of confusion remains.
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The confusion and the sense of doom were also familiar.
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It can cause headaches, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach and confusion.
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In terms of confusion, we're not really concerned about that.
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As their relationship grew, Mann said, so did her confusion.
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Television and cinema have lately been suffering from category confusion.
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"We didn't want there to be any confusion," said Mnuchin.
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There is some confusion as to what exactly microblading is.
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For all the confusion, there are plenty of ideas here.
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They may mix the languages, but that doesn't indicate confusion.
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Confusion and indecision everywhere, until a large man took control.
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Toddlers of deployed parents can experience confusion and separation anxiety.
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He must have suffered tremendous mental confusion and spiritual turmoil.
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The confusion has implications for US national security, he said.
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But as a legal academic, my second reaction was confusion.
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The cheering was replaced by silence and confusion and fear.
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Confusion is fine when it breeds curiosity, research, and progress.
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Mr. Xiao's disappearance has been marked by confusion and misinformation.
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Communication disruptions after the fire have added to the confusion.
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Get it all out there: fear, pride, confusion, glee, sadness.
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The confusion stems from the numbering method most communes choose.
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But there's more room for confusion around the Bluetooth prompt.
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Beyond that I would say that there's still some confusion.
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It's very effectively disorienting, mirroring Ellis' building confusion and panic.
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But all this confusion is really grist to Charyn's mill.
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Best New Artist: Why is there confusion over that one?
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The confusion seemed to stem from how Waze makes recommendations.
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Memories of elementary school are colored by depression and confusion.
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"She's contributing to this confusion purposefully," one Democratic source said.
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There's no confusion about the actions of "Candidate Trump" vs.
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But confusion on race circuits is nothing new, Leila explains.
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CBD is shrouded in mystery and confusion for the consumer.
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Lest there be any confusion, what was the man wearing?
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Confusion at the core means glacial progress at the periphery.
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Em: The reporter's confusion about leaked data was horribly familiar.
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There was even widespread confusion as to its very definition.
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For now, fear and confusion is the norm for congregants.
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The confusion feeds the conspiracy theory and mutes the truth.
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And we know how much Putin likes to sow confusion.
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Elliot. Micah: Maybe this explains my confusion with bypassing FileVault.
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Here again, we find the word "social" leading to confusion.
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The confusion of art and politics has serious political consequences.
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But it's difficult to remember a meeting with more confusion.
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Emergency services were delayed by confusion over who had jurisdiction.
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There was also some confusion as to when 3 a.m.
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There's some confusion perhaps as to what it actually means.
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Adding to the confusion over the allegations, this week Teatr.
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I only realized my own confusion of impulses years later.
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Yes, I understand that ideas like this won't eliminate confusion.
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But there is much confusion about the legislation's actual effects.
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There is also confusion about what Pelosi's announcement really means.
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" "People like Paltrow, they're writing content and they're creating confusion.
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Yet in the swirl of confusion, Foundry is also resolute.
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So far, the smart money is still on cosmic confusion.
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"[It was] all out confusion then complete excitement," he explained.
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But confusion around Brexit has made that more difficult too.
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Left me just in a place of total existential confusion.
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There's just a lot of confusion about those two concepts.
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It was in this confusion that a gender imbalance arose.
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Confusion in your relationships and your private life comes up.
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The country's aluminium output growth is already showing signs of braking sharply, although, as ever, statistical confusion may simply be adding to the general confusion as to what Beijing's real aluminium policy goals are.
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"We believe that there is some confusion, some genuine confusion out there, and I think it would be a good-faith effort on the part of us to our hard-working constituents," Marchant said.
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Confusion over command and control location, and radio problems There was confusion over the location of the law enforcement command post, tactical operations center and staging area immediately after the shooting, the report said.
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And the confusion caused by inflation looks like an additional downside.
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Cultural figures in Russia describe a climate of confusion and anxiety.
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A jumble of confusion for this body I knew so well.
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Born of more conceptual confusion than anything else on his agenda.
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It would be only natural for some confusion to set in.
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Just watch out for confusion in your intimate relationships this evening.
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There is some confusion over the impact of the new guidance.
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But confusion has swirled over what caused the homes to crumble.
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This can create confusion, mistakes and a slowing of the funnel.
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Whether to take Medicare is only the start of the confusion.
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I made lists and timelines to make sense of my confusion.
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"Utter confusion across the board," Ojo wrote in an online message.
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As we've seen here, these are also lives full of confusion.
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His loss of basic reasoning just added to his growing confusion.
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We apologize to the Academy, press and fans for any confusion.
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Such confusion could harm migrants, suggests the statement from Refugees International.
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The crowd roars, and a flicker of confusion crosses Williams' face.
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Facebook suggests that these words or similar confusion triggered the ban.
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August 14 brings some confusion—but you may not realize it.
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While the dramatics are going down, Anderson looks on in confusion.
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Critics said the delay will only add to confusion for consumers.
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But there is confusion over what a true "managed" marketplace is.
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Confusion about Page administration began before today's changes were even implemented.
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A look of confusion on his face gave way to realization.
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Nurse that confusion, because it's only to get weirder from here.
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One involves confusion about what a more honest America might want.
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More severe symptoms include confusion, lightheadedness, dizziness, and rapid heart rate.
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"But in doing so they've caused a good bit of confusion."
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The government's initial reaction was one of confusion, verging on denial.
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They include memory loss, confusion, aggression, impaired judgment and eventually dementia.
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CEO Elon Musk tweeted the wording was causing too much confusion.
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I'm sorry that I may have caused confusion about its function.
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Just copy it entirely, Google, rather than have all this confusion.
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The moon also opposes Neptune—watch out for confusion about money.
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At first it's reassuring, a crutch to aid with the confusion.
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The generals' confusion may be just a sign of ill-preparedness.
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That was not the only coin-related confusion of the day.
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The confusion was first reported by the news publication Arizona Family.
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This eliminates the worry and confusion surrounding all those various forms.
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Today's confusion owes something to the world's odd recent economic history.
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Mr Trump's mixed signals on scrapping NAFTA add to the confusion.
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It's usually in the face of like a confusion or crisis.
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Such is the confusion facing voters in Kansas's 4th Congressional District.
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But keeping Claude's identity a secret only leads to more confusion.
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Some people also expressed confusion over what the emblem stood for.
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But the news has been met with confusion instead of joy.
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Alas, Messenger Day has been received by users with much confusion.
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Otherwise, you'll be wandering through a cyberpunk world of confusion. Seriously.
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Disney is no doubt hoping to sidestep some of that confusion.
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I was having nightmares, flashbacks, and felt a lot of confusion.
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I think that boils down to confusion between means and ends.
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Putting in a hyphen — 'The medium-green car' — eliminates that confusion.
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That means there may be some confusion as that changeover occurs.
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This level of plot and historical detail can lead to confusion.
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But the confusion arising from having so many discourages foreign investment.
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I think some of the confusion is delivered, and quite effective.
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This confusion also opened the door to a few different scams.
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This created a sense of confusion and panic for several minutes.
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The ONS's deputy chief economist hurried to clear up the confusion.
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Host Joe Scarborough, though, pressed Johnson on his confusion about Aleppo.
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But unlike that gown, there was no confusion about this look.
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But there's some confusion about how available it was before that.
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There was also some confusion over the identity of the hijacker.
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So it would be understandable if there's some confusion over them.
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The confusion spills beyond the pregnancy apps into cycle/fertility ones.
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The fifth confusion is that buy-backs lead to low investment.
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Some of the feedback Netflix got from users was simply confusion.
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"There has been a lot of confusion," said one Japanese official.
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There's a fair bit of confusion online about where you're from.
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For generations, confusion and uncertainty have surrounded this murky presidential qualification.
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This means most of her adolescence was spent in tortured confusion.
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Note the confusion on the faces of founders of LA Libations.
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There was much confusion about whether Rosselló would resign on Wednesday.
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The dialect's differences from the standard also lead to dangerous confusion.
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That second point of confusion will soon be a non-issue.
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But while the confusion has escalated this week, it's not new.
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It's due to waiting, thinking, confusion and now that's all over.
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Despite this understandable confusion, populism can be defined clearly and concisely.
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CNN's Andrew Kaczynski flagged the timeline behind Giuliani's confusion on Twitter.
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Heat stroke can cause confusion, seizures and even death, he said.
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Just watch out for confusion when it comes to making plans!
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Money is being made…but confusion is in the air, too.
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That is the kind of marketplace confusion you do not want.
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The launch drew a mix of congratulations and confusion on Twitter.
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Along with all the confusion, some drivers are feeling short-changed.
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That study stirred much confusion, but it wasn't the only one.
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The confusion that resulted from this was compounded by the election.
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Trump's confusion also caused some people to worry about the future.
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He has a point, though it's lost in mist and confusion.
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High cost structure has many bad problems including confusion and chaos.
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A tweet's brevity can foster confusion because it has no context.
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The fights, the confusion, and the rocky relationships wore them down.
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Instead, the court compromised, which has only led to more confusion.
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Confusion pervades boardrooms, as well, according to a survey released Tuesday.
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"There's this confusion of condemnation for comprehension in journalism," Oppenheimer says.
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At this point, a little explainer is required to avoid confusion.
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Specialization has bred feelings of isolation, futility, and confusion in individuals.
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Confusion about what's been stolen and what to do about it.
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Embarrassment, confusion, horror ... it's all here in these close-up shots.
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And the confusion pushed Puerto Rico benchmark bond prices even lower.
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Per the theater chain, it's been a repeated point of confusion.
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Other, rarer side effects included testicular pain, night sweats, and confusion.
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Eyewitnesses described confusion as smoke from the crash filled the building.
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Confusion and controversy left quite the imprint across Twitter this week.
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There was a lot of confusion in the hotel in general.
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"I think there's still some confusion on numbers," said Wyoming Gov.
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With so much confusion over the "liberal" label, alternatives have arisen.
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The space agency's press office seemed outright offended at my confusion.
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The only confusion is why it's taken the company so long.
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Whatever it actually does, making the "Boo!" prominent underscores Nintendo's confusion.
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The Burbanks were there to witness the students' joy and confusion.
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The announcement caused some backlash and a fair bit of confusion.
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So what is SoundCloud doing to survive after years of confusion?
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Clinton left no confusion about where she was focusing her attention.
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This time the strategy involves more stamps, invoices, checks, and confusion.
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"Multiple courts have considered the issue of consumer confusion," he said.
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The confusion was cleared up and Cashman was free to leave.
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Focusing instead on total dollar spending would have avoided the confusion.
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The moments that followed were a blur of panic and confusion.
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The confusion of the record industry features highly on this album.
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The problem may have been a confusion of cause and effect.
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Here are several steps you can take to avoid this confusion.
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That way we avoid confusion between the human and the animal.
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I remember the tears we shed and the confusion we felt.
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It blamed a "confusion of manuscripts" for the "perfectly unintelligible" editorial.
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Real people live in ignorance and confusion, and often in fear.
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There has been confusion over which restrooms transgender troops should use.
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Trump economic adviser Larry Kudlow said clearly there was some confusion.
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There was a kind of wealth of subtlety, ambiguity, and confusion.
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Just prepare yourself for some mild confusion and some solid whacking.
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I was lost in confusion and feelings of betrayal and hatred.
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Open relationships are one of those concepts that can inspire confusion.
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This helps his goals of undermining our credibility and sowing confusion.
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Giuliani has sown abundant confusion about the facts underlying Mueller's investigation.
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On a recent Tuesday morning, the fear and confusion was palpable.
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"Around the world, there is a moment of confusion," he says.
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At the time, the tragedy was met with confusion and uncertainty.
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Such confusion is understandable, considering the bizarre nature of the crime.
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Much to the confusion of the man sitting next to me.
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The tweet went massively viral, with many sharing their utter confusion.
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There is confusion as to how to classify these platform companies.
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That would have the immediate effect of weakening enforcement through confusion.
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For British members of the European Parliament, there is no confusion.
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I anticipate confusion, grief and buyer's remorse from this work force.
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The department's announcement followed a tweet from Trump that stirred confusion.
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I learned how to lead in times of chaos and confusion.
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A rare form of dwarfism may have contributed to the confusion.
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Yet a lot of confusion is being caused by media reports.
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Now, in place of that solidarity lie confusion, questions and anger.
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Confusion because there is a shortage of accurate and actionable statistics.
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The dates, however, caused some confusion, as Singh died in 1839.
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Well as a short-term investor, confusion is a bad thing.
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That confusion, it's now clear, extends to Facebook's own communications department.
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Boredom, mostly, with confusion and a dollop of disappointment and irritation.
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But it just adds unnecessary confusion and waste into the system.
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Elation and confusion are an unusual combination for victorious sports fans.
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Public health specialists said the lack of disclosure could create confusion.
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Expect confusion in your finances or a change in your budget.
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Confusion will arrive early on, but powerful conversations could form tonight.
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Some confusion will arrive midday, but you'll be feeling empowered tonight.
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Confusion, altered mental state, fever, and loss of consciousness can result.
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She bends and distorts each component to the point of confusion.
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Don't overbook yourself today, and watch out for confusion this evening.
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However, some confusion concerning communication is leaving you a little flustered.
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But either way, this 'confusion' doesn't bode well for team cohesiveness.
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To clear up any confusion, we've complied this comprehensive scientific guide.
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It's meant to induce confusion on when true hope will arrive.
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The vibe tonight is romantic; however, some confusion may take place.
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Watch out for confusion in a relationship very late this evening.
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This confusion can have serious financial consequences for drivers like Michel.
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Confusion will come up in your partnerships, so proceed with gentleness.
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Warrior planet Mars clashes with Neptune, creating confusion in your relationships.
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Mars clashes with Neptune today and confusion is in the air.
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It validated a lot of the confusion I was going through.
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Reducing all the stress, pain, confusion and guilt I was carrying.
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During that record I think everyone was in a big confusion.
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Strikingly similar stories from other single moms ease my confusion, though.
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Taylor showed complete confusion with the handfighting of the southpaw, Ham.
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Yet in the understandable confusion, they'd still gotten so much wrong.
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On Friday, confusion persisted over Trump's planned visit to CDC headquarters.
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In my wild, adolescent confusion, I thought this was my lot.
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Unfortunately, scammers and criminals are looking to capitalise on the confusion.
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If that happens, customs confusion will disrupt the fresh food supply.
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To avoid confusion, be clear about the relationship from the outset.
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No doubt, subtle cultural differences have resulted in miscommunication and confusion.
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Vaughn also expressed confusion with the goals of Trump-skeptical conservatives.
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That was not the only thing she uttered that caused confusion.
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But "queens" isn't squishy that way, so its confusion is subtractive.
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Fighting fake news with more fake news only creates mass confusion.
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Republicans' confusion on Trump's position effectively stalled negotiations on Capitol Hill.
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As the civil-rights activist Michael Skolnik tweeted yesterday: Food confusion.
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Sometimes passers-by ask about his style, expressing concern and confusion.
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Government officials said there was confusion about who was in charge.
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The confusion surrounding the race is eliciting different reactions from voters.
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The energy this evening is romantic, but watch out for confusion.
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Despite any confusion, fans still seem quite capable of enjoying golf.
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The introduction of the new boxes has led to some confusion.
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I remember the fear and confusion about what an abortion was.
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Instead, Mr. Puigdemont's speech only deepened the confusion, perhaps deliberately so.
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The optics have caused a lot of confusion and discussion online.
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I read many confessional tales of heartache, confusion, grief and anger.
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When Reeves read the ruling, he felt shock and then confusion.
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"There was confusion," said Michael Sapienza, chief executive of the alliance.
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Nuance and complexity are founts of confusion in Trump's basest mind.
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They include memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, aggression, depression and anxiety.
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Both popes could clear up the confusion created by the letter.
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"This is a time of great confusion," he told The Hill.
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Sometimes they quarrel with one another, adding confusion to the mix.
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But they've suffered from years of false advertising and consumer confusion.
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The spiritual confusion prompted by these innovations played out for decades.
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There remained confusion over who would be housed at the bases.
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No chances yet, but also no signs of disorganization or confusion.
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Does the confusion about who is coaching ever get to him?
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To eliminate confusion, the Zusslin wines are dry unless clearly indicated.
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I have a strong stomach for chaos and confusion and foreboding.
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Still, the lack of defined interiors can lead to unwarranted confusion.
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The administration's confusion over its own Obamacare argument goes beyond Trump.
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Once I tell them about my stuttering, the confusion is resolved.
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He held out his badge so there would be no confusion.
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Unfortunately, this climate of confusion and cynicism allows Trump to prosper.
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He also notes that being precise will help you avoid confusion.
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"It started in college," Duron told Mashable of her mother's confusion.
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So I adopted a mild look of confusion and scurried on.
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All the uncertainty creates confusion, anxiety and a feeling of powerlessness.
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That's not what you call mass production; more like mass confusion.
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Again, and again, to the point of repetition (and somewhat, confusion).
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It is designed to create mass confusion among the three defenders.
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What does the confusion reveal about President Trump's approach to immigration?
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The "diabolical confusion," Ms. Taddeo's apt description, can last a lifetime.
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The story behind President Trump and the confusion over Kansas City.
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As well as confusion, there are signs of growing public anger.
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In the noisy confusion of life, keep peace in your soul.
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The confusion, the imbalance of that relationship, culminated in that night.
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But sometimes, confusion around those policies can lead to popular myths.
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Mr Johnson represents the same confusion of reactionary and liberal impulses.
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The arrival of VAR in the Premier League sowed fresh confusion.
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"I'm looking for mysteries, looking for some useful confusion," she said.
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Confusion must have set in when she reached the stop sign.
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His interrogations had been a farce of suspicion, fear, and confusion.
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It can also cause hallucinations, amnesia, lack of coordination, and confusion.
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The complications of the system seem likely to add to confusion.
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C.T.E. causes myriad symptoms, including memory loss, confusion, depression and dementia.
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He feels a confusion, a kind of throb in his head.
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One overseas diplomat laughed while recounting the confusion the guidance caused.
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I think it's going to clear up a lot of confusion.
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There's a lot of confusion about the fat content of milk.
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The confusion and shame of adolescence leaves almost no woman unscathed.
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And the years since have only brought further confusion and uncertainty.
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To all that, "2666" adds the confusion of love and desire.
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There's a lot of confusion when it comes to medical marijuana.
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That has cleared up some of the confusion, Courtney Lee explained.
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Cornet, ranked No. 31 in the world, stared back in confusion.
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There is some confusion over whether he was black or white.
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Still, there was debate and confusion in the recount's opening days.
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Carney's departure has been delayed three times because of Brexit confusion.
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His confusion about the word "suggest" was astounding at the time.
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Confusion is the foggy lens through which "Cats" can be understood.
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We're still working on fixing this and apologize for any confusion.
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No sanctions emerged, and Trump's team labored to explain the confusion.
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There was confusion on Sunday about who carried out the attack.
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There is additional confusion associated with opioid painkillers and illicit opioids.
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Don't try to be overly creative if that means causing confusion.
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Widespread confusion and skepticism around cryptocurrencies are slowing down blockchain adoption.
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The administration seems to use chaos and confusion to their advantage.
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"There's some confusion there," acting CBP chief Mark Morgan said Monday.
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There is widespread confusion about what a VAT does to trade.
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Only strangers stood around me, their chatter bringing confusion and noise.
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In New York, the lack of information this week sowed confusion.
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In the confusion, we ran to a nearby motel for shelter.
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The uncertainty and confusion this glut causes is ripe for exploitation.
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The downside of these sudden jumps (aside from wardrobe confusion): potholes.
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Exaggerating scientific uncertainty to sow doubt and confusion is nothing new.
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There is also tremendous confusion about what constitutes a healthy diet.
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But Shields writes from a place of genuine curiosity and confusion.
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Asked about the Fars report, Ibrahim said it had caused "confusion".
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The reason for the confusion, of course, is the English alphabet.
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In these moments, his blankness doesn't connote confusion but hidden depths.
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Just watch out for confusion in your social life this afternoon.
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Maybe there is a slight confusion between several kinds of people.
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However, along with this cost decrease comes the opportunity for confusion.
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Moscow constantly works to create fog and doubt, uncertainty and confusion.
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Tonight, there's some confusion about your feelings—don't rush into things.
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They took pictures and watched in a state of pleasant confusion.
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Take it slow as you sort through confusion in your relationships.
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Just watch out for confusion, especially (again) around home and family.
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While the new name does not necessarily resolve the potential confusion with Chechnya — it might even cause more confusion, some critics say — proponents hope Czechia rolls off the tongue in English more easily than Czech Republic.
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More importantly, Monday night's confusion once again reveals deep vulnerabilities in the election enterprise and could provide adversaries intent on affecting the November 28503 presidential elections with an example of the power of confusion on Election Day.
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A poll published by YouGov Tuesday suggests the confusion in London is mirrored by a confusion among the British electorate, with most people saying they don't know whether May or Corbyn would make a better prime minister.
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Confusion reigns: Trump spurred confusion and consternation among lawmakers and foreign allies on Tuesday when he announced that the U.S. would be "stopping war games" on the Korean peninsula amid ongoing discussions with North Korea about denuclearization.
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To push back on stigma and cut through the confusion, Open Minds is a series that explores your most pressing questions about mental health with the goal of pushing back on stigma and cutting through the confusion.
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If you're scratching your head right now in confusion, you're not alone.
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Because of this, Underwood said, he associates "confusion and pain" with love.
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But out of everything, I had the most confusion with my body.
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I still remember my grief and confusion when I heard the news.
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When it comes to race, confusion is the most intellectually defensible position.
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Whether out of confusion, nervousness, or pure exhaustion, it's hard to know.
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Showbiz Tonight's AJ Hammer asked the singer to clear up the confusion.
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But SMS Connect only highlights Google's confusion when it comes to messaging.
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There's no doubt a lot of genuine outrage and confusion between them.
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There's a lot of bafflement and confusion in the telecommunications policy area.
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"There is chaos, there is confusion," Loiseau told BFM TV on Thursday.
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Especially as Stone's interviewer, CBS correspondent Lee Cowan, squirms and expresses confusion.
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Local New York publication Gothamist reported "mass confusion" at some polling stations.
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Now, this confusion itself has become yet another barrier to reproductive care.
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The disorientation, the confusion, the half-truth, the shock, the dark humor.
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"The confusion in Washington has had an impact," a third diplomat said.
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It was just a mix up, and I apologize for the confusion.
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Maybe, in creating a greater sense of confusion, we might uncover clarity.
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When expressed in English han sal becomes "one-year-old," creating confusion.
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In states where there is no clear-cut legislation, there is confusion.
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Today there is also much confusion about the economy under military rule.
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Impeachment wasn't the only thing Trump expressed confusion about on Thursday morning.
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That moment of confusion and delight occurs around the three-minute mark.
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There's one final problem with nutrition research that adds to the confusion.
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This has long led to confusion about the taxonomy of these birds.
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She's helping to clear up the confusion surrounding autism, especially in women.
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Turf battles created confusion among executives as to who was in charge.
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Tech companies and app creators are the beneficiaries of this collective confusion.
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Often this comes down to confusion about what artificial intelligence even is.
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Once that confusion was cleared up, people bought the book in droves.
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Compounding the confusion, drivers don't receive a cut of the delivery fee.
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The big social networks have done much to contribute to this confusion.
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But often there is confusion as to where their names come from.
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However, it's a safe bet there will be continued confusion about them.
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There seems to be confusion in the process for counting the dead.
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How can we survive business-casual confusion while still feeling like ourselves?
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Other signs include pinpoint pupils, confusion, vomiting and cold or clammy skin.
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Watch out for confusion as the moon opposes Neptune—lead with compassion.
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Events surrounding Warren's claims only add confusion to an already complex situation.
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Mixing questions on attitudes towards Jews with other issues only causes confusion.
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International alliances weaken from confusion and neglect, as much as wilful demolition.
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"You're going to definitely draw ire or support or confusion," he said.
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But at scale, confusion blurs reality and injects doubt into any conversation.
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Sexual discomfort, confusion, and insecurity are part of the visceral human experience.
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Inconsistent and patchwork privacy rules will only compound consumers concerns and confusion.
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He said he should have organized more individual interviews to forestall confusion.
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Faces were etched with shock and confusion, and people wept and screamed.
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According to Jenkins, there were two winners cards, which caused for confusion.
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The guilt, fear, shame and confusion may become paralyzing, making disclosure incomprehensible.
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"I think what we're seeing is a sign of confusion," Cashin said.
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The absolute reigning confusion, the lack of transparency feels bad, just bad.
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It was buried beneath fear, anger and confusion, but it was there.
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"The word feminism caused confusion, horror and even disgust," Turkina told Broadly.
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Meowingtons name was refused due to "likelihood of confusion" with Bassiri's mark.
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As San Francisco Chronicle's Tal Kopan pointed out, the result was confusion.
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That confusion could make them obsessively rewatch something they don't like seeing.
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After some confusion, the referee announced that it was not a touchdown.
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The episode made the confusion part of the joke: Was it Chicago?
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This one's forgivable, because you can see where the confusion comes in.
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The only drama was confusion over the seating in the back row.
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Kyaw and his friend Pyae Kyaw Pk shook their heads in confusion.
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Just so there's no confusion— the story of the liquidators is real.
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Turns out near-perfect dating technology can't eliminate confusion, boredom, and anxiety.
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Now that Libra has been officially announced, let's clear some inevitable confusion.
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We are deeply sorry for any confusion this error may have caused.
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Confusion and big feelings are in the air, so take things slow.
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He walks away from this difficult chat cursing over his own confusion.
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Just remember that Mercury is retrograde, so confusion is in the air!
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Peering through the ideological confusion you can just about discern three groups.
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"There is a tremendous amount of confusion in the market," Buccella added.
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Gladys Knight caused confusion when she made a comment about Aretha Franklin.
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And the iPad hasn't exactly done a lot to dispel the confusion.
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Mercury also squares off with Neptune on February 28, leading to confusion.
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What you have is a lot of noise, confusion and me-toos.
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That led to widespread confusion about what, exactly, Rosenstein's fate would be.
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That's SO MUCH misinformation and confusion coming straight from the president's mouth.
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How do we course-correct in the face of all this confusion?
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It means weakness, lack of communication, a confusion of tactics and strategy.
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" In case there was any confusion about the glam, she added, "p.s.
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It's likely to be a mess of daydreamy romance and frustrating confusion.
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His parents "cried their hearts in confusion" over him, their first child.
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Our thought bubble: This type of marketing is bound to cause confusion.
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Police shooting cases Confusion reigns right now over the Alton Sterling investigation.
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This is the confusion I felt when I went to see Bryan.
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Slowly she came to her senses, and confusion was replaced by hunger.
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Trump's ever-changing policies toward Iran are also a cause for confusion.
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Mixed messages Official statements from Nigerian authorities have led to further confusion.
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We apologize for these errors and any confusion they may have caused.
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The Olympic torch brings hope to millions and confusion to certain bystanders.
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The crackdown coupled with YouTube's inconsistent communication has caused fear and confusion.
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I was like, "Oh no," because they created enough confusion around her.
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It's also sown a lot of confusion about what it's all about.
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Thankfully, Merriam-Webster was there to clear up one point of confusion.
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The perfectly-timed joked was a recipe for viral success and confusion.
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Confusion is in the air today, but good vibes will still flow.
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It's confusing, and today's announcement only seems to layer on more confusion.
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Still, there are a lot of misconceptions and confusion about the disease.
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The second was a different type of confusion: Why is it sexy?
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He shakes his head in confusion, but seems to understand something deeper.
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The confusion illustrates how outdated registrations can remain listed on public rolls.
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Or will his lack of credibility result in needless panic and confusion?
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Confusion pops up this evening—in both your intimate and platonic relationships.
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" He then quelled any confusion by referring to Finn as "my son.
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There remains some confusion over whether Madonna will actually take the stage.
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Yet when it comes to Social Security, there remains plenty of confusion.
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"Unfortunately, the source of confusion was coming from the stands," Ausmus said.
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The Junkie XL era was a time of both confusion and hope.
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Saliterman said confusion among some about the new Obamacare forms isn't surprising.
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That arose, in part, due to confusion about what Wii U was.
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The emotional distress clause in the California law also caused some confusion.
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So it's possible the potential for confusion is all in my head!
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People initially responded to the Royal Jordanian post with frustration and confusion.
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The biggest threat to a strong open enrollment period is consumer confusion.
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The chart based on our new Kaiser Tracking Poll shows the confusion.
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Tension and confusion pop up around your home or your family today.
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Because all intelligence agencies agree this happened, but there's confusion on it.
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Some of the controversy stems from apparent confusion about the caucus process.
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But it is hard when there is so much chaos and confusion.
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After rage and confusion, the only thing left is to move forward.
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I definitely lose a lot of clientele; there's a lot of confusion.
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The problem: Buttigieg did not publicly endorse Ellison, sowing confusion among members.
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Three months later, their bravado has given way to panic and confusion.
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As for Downey, he gets people's confusion, but wholeheartedly embraces the carving.
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Their expressions are disturbing — betraying shock, confusion, and upset — but not surprising.
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You've a lot of political confusion coming out of the White House.
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Before digging into that confusion, it's worth simply laying out the facts.
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Its confusion, its pace, the spirit of frothiness — that all feels personal.
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There also seemed to be some confusion about what exercise actually was.
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For some, this is a contradiction and creates confusion about church policies.
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There's no confusion about where today's NRA stands on the ideological spectrum.
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But as the shots continued to ring out, confusion turned to terror.
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Neptune is magical, but it can also bring confusion, so stay grounded.
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Reading your website I see that has caused a lot of confusion.
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Symptoms can include a headache, stiff neck, confusion, fever and muscle aches.
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"I am," he adds, as the newscaster lifts his arms in confusion.
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The regulatory confusion makes the cost of doing business high and burdensome.
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"There were some years of confusion, withholding information about that," he said.
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The confusion apparently intended to further stoke an emotional response, however inaccurate.
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In the confusion she did not hear the impact of the car.
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DataComm will is streamline important navigation instructions, reducing confusion and radio congestion.
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"He did not want any competition or any confusion," Ms. Morrisroe said.
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There is also confusion regarding the standard of neutrality for private arbitrators.
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"We are in a state of confusion," said Nobuyuki Aoki, another wholesaler.
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Mr. Trump's confusion about the automobile industry extends well beyond bankruptcy questions.
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ISIS could seize on the confusion to free thousands of imprisoned fighters
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Many civilians expressed confusion over why the soldiers were clashing this weekend.
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Both were mobile and created confusion about whether there were multiple gunmen.
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His nontraditional and nonchalant comments sow confusion and concern around the world.
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Like most first-time mothers, Rosemary (Mia Farrow) experiences confusion and fear.
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She looked more defiant than solemn, her features turgid with angry confusion.
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Then he paused again, and a look of confusion came over him.
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Upon opening up the sandwich, I was faced with even more confusion.
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But after a bit of regular use, all that confusion fades away.
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But the history of linguistic confusion has followed a more insidious pattern.
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Few movies are so confident in their confusion or so weirdly prophetic.
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Ehrlichiosis and anaplasmosis cause headaches, nausea, confusion and, if left untreated, death.
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United States, in a perpetual state of confusion about its immigrant-nation
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He started a century of confusion and conflict with just 126 words.
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Talk about semantic confusion over a rather important issue of U.S. politics.
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There is widespread confusion on social media about how recounts are generated.
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The Arizona law, while popular with voters, has generated plenty of confusion.
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But there appeared to be confusion about what was on the table.
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The GOP will mock & sow confusion until it's their home swept away.
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But considerable confusion remained about the goals of the Turkish-led offensive.
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The Supreme Court seems to reflect the same confusion over the caveat.
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Later symptoms include stiff neck, confusion, loss of balance, seizures and hallucinations.
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For the past month, they have been contending with confusion and disorder.
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His struggles with identity had been a source of pain and confusion.
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Symptoms of concussion may include dizziness, confusion, nausea and sensitivity to light.
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Sometimes, it can add to the confusion and deepen a parent's despair.
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Chiron's initiation into such questions seems to be through fear and confusion.
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Every new trend, like the all-natural revolution, adds to the confusion.
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Such confusion has been evident in a broader controversy about Islamic fashion.
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But from the perspective of founders, there's bound to be some confusion.
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There was some confusion, however, about the lineaments of Alexievich's chosen genre.
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Normally, the producers would replicate those scenes, if only to avoid confusion.
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Still, there's no confusion about why JonBenet Ramsey has made a comeback.
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The news coverage is not fine and has added to the confusion.
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"We don't want any confusion about it," he told the Journal-Constitution.
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" Seeing her guests' confusion, she chuckled and said, "That's a good thing.
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For narcoleptics, the confusion wasn't just more frequent, but also more drastic.
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The referee stopped the fight, causing confusion about what had just happened.
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Mr. Laux recalls the confusion this sowed, and the occasionally tragicomic results.
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Confusion about money pops up, but your intuition guides you well today.
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The result was confusion and anger, on the part of carnival goers.
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Years later, when the siblings meet at the same university, confusion ensues.
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Indeed, his role initially led to some confusion, even from medical providers.
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Fees of this size are a common source of confusion and ire.
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The change comes in response to ongoing confusion over the old system.
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Hannah watches with her face contorted into something resembling confusion and disgust.
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He sowed confusion about whether the ACA's individual mandate would be enforced.
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There's still ample confusion about what it means to be a Satanist.
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Neptune is a very creative, dreamy energy, but it also brings confusion.
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And frankly, there's confusion on what kind of music I make sometimes.
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The Moon opposes Neptune at 3:17 PM, so expect some confusion.
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Confusion will come up today, so don't make any big moves yet.
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Major confusion comes tonight in relationships, so make it an early night.
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Confusion about your responsibilities arrives this evening, but you'll work it out.
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I'm not alone in my confusion: No one knows what karaoke is.
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Today brings some confusion, especially around cash and even your self-esteem.
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This is only adding to the confusion and slowed policy-making discussions.
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Some confusion about what you want from your relationships will come up.
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The confusion between addiction and physical dependence probably occurs because of this.
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Already, there was confusion over when the 90-day period would start.
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The confusion centers around the Bank's exit financing for the Remington bankruptcy.
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Some Twitter users expressed confusion over the hybrid format of the show.
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It doesn't want to have any confusion there between those two groups.
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One strategy: Because noise in a grocery store can cause confusion, Mrs.
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The timing created some initial confusion over whom the police were detaining.
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Still, the confusion illustrated the orphan nature of the sport in Crimea.
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That inconsistency reflects the larger confusion surrounding gun policies in U.S. hotels.
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After some confusion, Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro also said he tested negative.
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There's never been any confusion about the character defects of Donald Trump.
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There, the shock, anger, even humiliation poured forth, along with the confusion.
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And amidst continued confusion, I don't see what erodes Trump's poll numbers.
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From the Wikimedia Foundation, which oversees Wikipedia, the first response was confusion.
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All this confusion causes us to waste tons of food every year.
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An inquiry later concluded that legal confusion had contributed to her death.
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"The second mosque would have been the real confusion," Mr. Cahill said.
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John Belushi looked at me with a combination of confusion and disappointment.
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"The names were close enough that it caused some confusion," Sandford says.
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The 2020 campaign has already begun under a cloud of legal confusion.
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Cersei's supposed pregnancy has been a source of confusion for many viewers.
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Perhaps the vagueness of the law and the confusion is the point.
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Then the I.R.S. issued guidance narrowing that loophole, generating confusion and fury.
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"The court's concern was with creating confusion before the election," he said.
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The mistake, which touched off panic and confusion across Hawaii on Jan.
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But the acronym can spark confusion when mistaken for a genuine name.
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There are welters of pronoun confusion, and the pacing is all wrong.
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Confusion kills confidence, so be incredibly selective about who you listen to.
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The results, they say, could bring widespread confusion or even disenfranchise voters.
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Not planning for the expected can also cause unnecessary confusion and stress.
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In the background, a man on his cellphone looks on in confusion.
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There's a bit of confusion online about how to tip on Postmates.
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Constant spatial confusion and frequent trompe l'oeil effects connect these two artists.
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There has been some confusion about the law and the anthem protests.
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There were so many meetings about collusion, I've got the collusion confusion.
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For several weeks now, Sri Lanka's government has been cast into confusion.
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Confusion and disorder reigned through much of the five-day machine recount.
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Mercury opposes Neptune on September 7, creating confusion over communication about money.
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From how the news was released to fans booing in anger & confusion.
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But then much is confusion in Inland, right up until the end.
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Ticker confusion also can upend sophisticated institutional investors, Nikorov and Balashov found.
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For now, confusion and legal hurdles are preventing use of the devices.
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"She gets kind of panicky, there's a little confusion," Mr. Hawrsk said.
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The Nevada caucuses, which took place this past weekend, escaped similar confusion.
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Without resorting to make-believe, he carefully and inexorably explores the confusion.
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When those men are famous and powerful, the confusion becomes more acute.
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She also expressed confusion about her sexuality and lamented having no friends.
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"This confusion was not caused by the original trial team," he said.
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There is, of course, room for error and confusion in this process.
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Still other blackboards are indecipherable: clouds of mostly erased confusion or frustration.
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That could be all the more true on account of their confusion.
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Thursday: Confusion reigned as PG&E cut power across a broad swath.
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"There's still going to be quite a bit of confusion," Gaines said.
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She is stuck in a holding pattern of disbelief, frustration, and confusion.
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But, as the confusion over Syria shows, Mr Trump has no plan.
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Sofia dances to the Temptations' "Ball of Confusion," which ended the show.
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That it hurt you with allies, that there's a lot of confusion.
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The noise made pocks of confusion across the surface of the water.
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Cup confusion Imagine the joy and ecstasy of winning the Stanley Cup.
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And there was a bit of confusion about who was talking when.
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The Associated Press: Confusion swirls on border after Trump reversal on families.
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The public record reveals more confusion than collusion in the Trump campaign.
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Confusion swirled about whether the article constituted a real interview or not.
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Still, widespread confusion and anger were reported at overseas airports on Sunday.
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For Han Song-i, it has caused confusion about her own identity.
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"This confusion was not caused by the original trial team," he said.
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It also remains unclear how Monday night's confusion will impact future primaries.
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Mr. Trump's disdain for this process is sowing confusion around the world.
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Georgie and Dee are both figures of considerable courage and equal confusion.
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Clegg's announcement caused as much confusion as it was designed to quell.
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Confusion reigns, however, for those with itineraries via China to other destinations.
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Reactions can range from excitement and utter joy to confusion or fear.
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By doing that, it may sow enough confusion that war becomes inevitable.
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Then I crafted a profile to head off confusion at the pass.
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"I don't know, no I don't," she said, sounding disoriented with confusion.
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Dozens of Galaxy device owners expressed confusion over the notification on Twitter.
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The confusion in London is being met with increasing consternation in Brussels.
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Even the vagina-esque promotional poster stirred up confusion amoung Twitter users.
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Clegg's announcement caused as much confusion as it was designed to quell.
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But an overdose can cause extreme confusion, anxiety, paranoia, hallucinations and vomiting.
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Confusion and misinformation are rampant in the debate over treating transgender adolescents.
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In a warehouse, similar items are kept far apart to avoid confusion.
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"It's a high point of research when we have confusion," he said.
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Avoid treacle, though, so as not to sow confusion about your intentions.
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Public confusion might develop if dentists continue to shield, while hospitals don't.
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Fans took to Twitter expressing their confusion by the description, Gibbons reported.
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And while we're at it, let's tackle confusion over another coveted win.
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But the confusion as to why he'd got back in touch lingered.
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"It&aposs about sowing confusion, and destroying the field of political trust."
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The industrys test, the paper said, was designed to avoid this confusion.
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Take it slow, and find ways to enjoy yourself despite the confusion.
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Confusion is in the air and you're not sure what to believe.
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Food companies are also frustrated that GMA's lobbying is creating needless confusion.
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Persistent delays in the release of the final results have fueled confusion.
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The conflicting appointments created confusion over who should rightfully lead the bureau.
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After much confusion, the administration excluded green-card holders from the ban.
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It's a good life lesson in an age of digitally mediated confusion.
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This can lead to a confusion among, or conflation of, appointed enemies.
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On Thursday, the reign of confusion was extended by another six months.
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Trump's tweet that Hurricane Dorian would hit Alabama caused confusion last week.
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But the confusion would all go away if we had enough data.
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She spoke in measured sentences, with no sign of confusion or delirium.
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But calling a referendum to take advantage of anticipated confusion is foolish.
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Trump's tweet that Hurricane Dorian would affect Alabama caused confusion last week.
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The business has long been littered with errors, confusion and outright abuses.
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Nadler on Thursday both acknowledged the confusion and sought to eliminate it.
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The main confusion was around where everyone was supposed to be, exactly.
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This second one sowed confusion, and students began to scurry from classrooms.
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Confusion may be the only reasonable response to the world at present.
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T. rexes' rapid growth spurts seem to have created confusion for scientists.
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A veterinarian has developed a scale to help clear up the confusion.
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One reason for the confusion is the poor quality of the recording.
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She casts the figure as a locus of dreams, fantasy, and confusion.
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Since the amendment took effect in January, it has caused some confusion.
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This is partly due to ongoing confusion with French entomologist Eugène Séguy.
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Behind him, people were milling about in confusion and checking their comms.
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I think… I just wrote the album from a place of confusion.
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Sources close to Ben cleared up the confusion easily ... they're just friends.
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For me, the biggest confusion of all is between intelligence and consciousness.
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Harden doesn't take long to free himself from this momentary confusion, though.
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The confusion about what to call it — a bug, a breach, a vulnerability — covers up a deeper confusion about what companies actually owe their users when a privacy failure is meaningful and how much control we really have.
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This is the bottom line, based on my conversations with Bateman-House about this issue over the past few months: "This area is already replete with confusion, and we don't need any more confusion," Bateman-House told me.
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He said that the calls pointed to confusion over which Trumps were which.
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Clinton held a razor-sharp edge and confusion reigned about the final tally.
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The sound of continuing gunfire from the base added confusion to the picture.
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Enforcement confusion, spontaneous protests at airports, legal challenges and more were the result.
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"There is a lot of confusion," said one interest rates trader in Singapore.
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Suddenly, your mouth waters, your tummy growls, and utter confusion overcomes your body.
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"The Manson case engendered much confusion in the ranks of hip," Christgau wrote.
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It makes sense to eliminate some of this confusion and streamline the process.
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Qassim says he exhibits confusion about whether he should denounce Islamic State's teachings.
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Additional symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion and passing out or losing consciousness.
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Some confusion within your relationships may arrive this evening, so take things slow.
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Carbon monoxide poisoning can cause weakness, upset stomach, vomiting, confusion and chest pain.
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The company's pivot to video appears to be the subject of some confusion.
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But she recounts the confusion that immediately followed her rescue in early 2003.
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"This is not okay," the umpire said, with Cornet visibly reacting in confusion.
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Low awareness of the credit may stem in part from confusion among taxpayers.
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This makes for some fun confusion—is that a grimace or a grin?
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Trump's order sparked confusion at airports and protests from people around the country.
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The problem is, not following through with it can stoke even more confusion.
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There's no confusion about where the ball needs to be fed in Philadelphia.
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Furthermore, "this confusion around state laws is really detrimental to women," she says.
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Rebecca's confusion over her ex's new face wasn't a joke, it was genuine.
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In the months following my exoneration, I suffered from depression, anger and confusion.
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There appeared to be some confusion over the Twitter ban over the weekend.
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There seems to be a lot of confusion and a lot of fear.
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The decision sent the nation into a state of confusion, fear, and chaos.
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The woman next to me looked like she might combust due to confusion.
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In fact, it's easy to see how there could have been some confusion.
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Naming it the Wii U brought confusion to advertisers and to Wii owners.
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Before we discuss these categories, check out this explainer on Oscar category confusion.
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Confusion arrives on November 13 when Mercury squares off with hazy, dreamy Neptune.
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Customers barraged Twitter with their complaints over confusion at airports and delayed flights.
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"I apologize for the confusion and hysteria my mistake has caused," she said.
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