So while the situation is confusing, it's probably deliberately confusing.
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It is a confusing structure to an already confusing story.
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I think it's confusing for Americans, I think it's confusing for markets, and I think it's got be confusing for the Chinese.
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"The case is getting more confusing, more confusing, more confusing," Andrea Carver, mother of victim Hannah Gilley said in a recent interview with the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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But they make a confusing and dangerous situation even more confusing and dangerous.
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So it was confusing - it's still confusing hearing him branded as a war criminal.
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The kids quoted may find porn confusing, but they also find sex in general confusing.
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Frankly it's all pretty confusing, and it will continue to be confusing for the next couple of years.
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It's a confusing turn in an already confusing story, but the upshot should be reassuring to Apple users.
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Through that process, it's confusing developers, and it's confusing incoming businesses because they don't see this type of resistance elsewhere.
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It's a bit confusing to describe, and that's partly because I found the game a bit confusing and frustrating to play.
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Miller: Well, I think you can do it poorly and make it really confusing because by its nature it's a confusing structure.
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It's an aesthetic that's as confusing as it is unabashed, and perhaps that's why it's striking such a chord in these confusing times.
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Consumer confusion: 4K HDR is confusing as hell Figuring out what TV to buy and how to make it look good has always been confusing, but 4K HDR is a new kind of confusing, and that's always an inflection point that creates opportunities.
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Here are some obvious conflicts that have already resulted from the Disney merger: If this all sounds confusing to you, that's because it's confusing.
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The redesign separated content posted by users' friends from content posted by publishers and celebrities, in an effort make Snapchat's confusing interface less confusing.
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It's a slightly confusing argument, made all the more confusing when it turns out that there are very specific, personal motivations behind all of Screenslaver's high-flown rhetoric.
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Everyone says to use a credit card with mile rewards, but these illusive perks can be as confusing as cryptocurrency (fine, more confusing) if you're not a seasoned traveler.
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Where we become so unwilling to talk about it that I think we're confusing our patients, and more importantly to me, as the NCI director, I think we're confusing our funders.
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The government charges borrowers an origination fee that appears as part of their balance, which is confusing, but then effectively charges them less interest than it advertises, which is also confusing.
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These are big — and confusing — wins for Warner Bros.
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The scene is creepy and confusing — like the others.
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It's all very mystical — if just a tad confusing.
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CHICAGO — There were cryptic and confusing announcements in midair.
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Because it sounds like maybe ... I think it's confusing.
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The addition of Sin City brings the carrier's total up to 20 cities for its 5G+ — a confusing branding it gave to avoid confusion with its purposefully confusing 5G E branding. Confused?
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No one knew what "Chained to the Rhythm" was, really, and her confusing rollout, including the marathon livestreaming over release weekend featuring Deray and The Therapist host, only proved to be more confusing.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) faced a slightly more confusing version of this question and gave a slightly more confusing answer that indicated support for keeping certain parts of the health care system private.
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If she does come back, having to readjust to who young Josie once was may be a bit confusing, but then again, not as confusing as some of the love triangles on Riverdale.
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But it was a mirage — within minutes he was confusing his doting daughter, Sabine, with Juliette, and confusing Juliette with his first wife, Brigitte, who had died (like Gabriel, and like Noah's mother).
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Confusing messages Even as he searches for a national security adviser more aligned with his stance, Trump has sent confusing messages about his goals abroad and contradicted some of his most senior aides.
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As things stand, the case is more confusing than ever.
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The first is that what happens is just legitimately confusing.
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"It's confusing never to see representations of yourself," he says.
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Specifically, the recall was to repair a confusing shifter mechanism.
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Jaden Smith is here to explain his most confusing tweets.
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What's confusing: The Navajo Nation in Arizona does use DST.
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But he has also made confusing comments regarding this issue.
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Oh, and the confusing, unnecessary double slash in web addresses?
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For new investors, approaching the stock market can be confusing.
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"I'm not overly worried about confusing the viewer," he said.
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If this blueprint is confusing to you, you aren't alone.
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But the information provided was confusing, vague, and open ended.
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YouTube reacted with a number of confusing and contradictory tweets.
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And the reason for the name is a little confusing.
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There are any number of logistically confusing things about this.
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It's a paradox and it is super confusing, I know.
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One thing that was slightly confusing was the matching process.
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But the Windows Store was a confusing mess in 2012.
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However, it's coming amid confusing and inconsistent messaging from YouTube.
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For starters, Assistant's iOS app is a confusing, disjointed, mess.
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Which can make things extremely confusing when accusations start flying.
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Lunchtime isn't much easier; expect confusing conversations with your partners.
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Other confusing aspects of the standard could also stick around.
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But the denial from Barrymore's reps keeps things very confusing.
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Tablets were a confusing space and the iPad brought clarity.
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Cocktail attire has a way of feeling confusing and restrictive.
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I also think the pricing model is a little confusing.
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This sounds simple but turns out to be surprisingly confusing.
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Therefore, some of the information may be confusing or inaccurate.
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The trip was disorienting, confusing — "just mean," Blanchard's lawyer said.
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The first black President, people were always saying, confusing Earl.
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Where this all gets confusing is on the state level.
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The takeaway: Foxconn is confusing the hell out of Wisconsin.
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I keep telling people I want it to be confusing.
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What happens in the shorter term, however, is confusing people.
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Cramer found it to be a confusing and cumbersome company.
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NORTH KOREA can be as confusing as it is alarming.
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I can't help but think this should be less confusing.
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It sounds confusing, but it really is a fun show.
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"It was a little bit confusing in Iowa," Biden continued.
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It's fine, but a little confusing to get just right.
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But for everybody else, it could be a little confusing.
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If all that sounds confusing to you, you're not alone.
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It's all a bit confusing, but so is its history.
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" Yes, Birkerts said, the book could be "confusing" and "maddening.
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These are just the highlights from a deeply confusing timeline.
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The result is a confusing constellation of thousands of companies.
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The Apple Watch was slow, overpriced, and confusing at launch.
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It certainly seems confusing – and studies don't always help clarify.
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Mr Corbyn's promise to support another referendum is more confusing.
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It's really important because it's a very nonlinear ... It's confusing.
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That's why Chollet's point about political population control is confusing.
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" Mongeau responded, "TAKE ME BACK how's that for not confusing?
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"It's super confusing," says Higgins of falling for two women.
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It was confusing for everybody and it was deliberately so.
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It's a confusing twist that needs a lot of explaining.
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That's confusing, because there's no foolproof explanation for the source.
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And that oxymoron, friends, could be the most confusing part.
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It's been frustrating (the delays), confusing, and rewarding to read.
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This can be really confusing for tourists seeking ethical experiences.
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No one, however, is confusing them at the World Cup.
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Jordan, absolutely no one was confusing you for James Bond.
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"It's confusing," said Wells Fargo director, rates strategy Michael Schumacher.
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"It's very confusing when you're at awards ceremonies," Hahn said.
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Another pleasantly confusing experience comes with the chain's onion rings.
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It was a chaotic, confusing time to buy your groceries.
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It's easy to see why this process is so confusing.
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For investors, it's been both very exciting and highly confusing.
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The airline apologized, but the explanation was a bit confusing.
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If that all sounds confusing and strange, you're not alone.
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Considering all of these factors can be confusing and overwhelming.
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It's confusing, and I think it'll also confuse other users.
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Relationship stuff will be confusing today, but people mean well.
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Don't start confusing that with SNAP or with ... The wall.
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But in other studies he's done, he's had confusing results.
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They probably found it strange, confusing, and sometimes offensive too.
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Sure, the stock market is confusing and scary at times.
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As a result, I found Godless more confusing than captivating.
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If this is confusing, this chart should make it clear.
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It is, quite literally, pointless and super confusing to use.
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The results were confusing but included the name Ryan Vallee.
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Don't worry, things are supposed to be confusing right now!
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It's all such a confusing and beautifully overwhelming trilingual conversation.
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Leerink analyst Geoffrey Porges called the data unconvincing and confusing.
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"It's a little confusing," he says, way understating the reality.
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Analysts have criticized what they consider confusing messages from Echavarria.
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The mixed statements are confusing Washington, including members of Congress.
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I found her Las Vegas look to be very confusing.
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How did Sanders resolve this ridiculously confusing back and forth?
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Voters have also grown tired of confusing and contradictory messages.
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And they can hardly be accused of confusing their readers.
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Even the details on which both sides agree are confusing.
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In some parts of Africa, airport security can be confusing.
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His tweets are simultaneously fascinating, frustrating, entertaining, poignant and confusing.
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The results could seem perverse or beautiful — or healthily confusing.
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His Ali idea is confusing because Ali needs no pardon.
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The fast, docked apps made another confusing feature redundant: glances.
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Daybreak claims this whole thing was just a confusing mess.
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"I think it just throws out confusing signals," he says.
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Hint: not that great, and more than a little confusing.
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Showing screenshots and product details are just confusing for them.
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The changing dates could be especially confusing for newer taxpayers.
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Yes, fashion weeks are getting even messier and more confusing!
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This can feel confusing and jarring as a prospective traveler.
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Electricity is confusing, so let me demystify it for you.
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Moreover, we, as stakeholders, must stop confusing responsibility with blame.
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The pieces here were unorganized and confusing to look at.
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Education Innovation Offer students a less confusing array of courses.
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And, honestly, the closed captioning just makes things more confusing.
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"This program is worrying, intimidating and confusing," Marisol Touraine said.
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My father's health had attained a confusing state of equipoise.
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It also tends to sprawl, with the chronology becoming confusing.
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Within the park, a confusing tangle of stories plays out.
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However, more rules will not make cosmetic labelling less confusing.
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True to form, the president took confusing and contradictory stances.
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It's not her fault that recipes can be very confusing.
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They described it as intense, overwhelming, confusing, and even distressing.
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So the legal situation is a confused and confusing one.
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The Trump administration's stance on weed has often been confusing.
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The Clarisonic is misunderstood — or at least a little confusing.
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Yesterday was a confusing day to be on the Internet.
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Again, we're in a confusing situation that begs for answers.
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Atlus isn't the only Japanese company with confusing video restrictions.
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At this point, the show's timeline gets a bit confusing.
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It was really a confusing time for the major labels.
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Solid connections are formed today despite confusing feelings this morning.
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The CEO has a history of confusing statements regarding Trump.
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Early on, law enforcement officials said the case was confusing.
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Like confusing "affect" and "effect," but for unprecedented global cyberaggression.
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It is also confusing, a substance that defies easy categorization.
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This is confusing — especially for America's nearly 58 million Hispanics.
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The truth was so confusing yet so simple, I understood.
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But man, it can also be a really confusing ride.
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In short: American Gods knows it's confusing and endlessly strange.
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She found gender norms around clothing both oppressive and confusing.
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Experts say the lag time and slow rollout was confusing.
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Experts say the lag time and slow rollout was confusing.
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That editorial mission makes reading Gossip Cop a confusing experience.
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Read This Next: Stop Confusing Your Nerves With Having Anxiety
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Read This Next: Stop Confusing Your Nerves With Having Anxiety
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The fast, docked apps made another confusing feature redundant: Glances.
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It's a complicated system and can be confusing to navigate.
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That is the diffuse and confusing peculiarity of our exile.
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If all of this seems confusing, it's because it is.
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These terms can admittedly be confusing for the average consumer.
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Most people who file taxes think it's confusing and burdensome.
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A business casual dress code can be confusing for anyone.
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For years, scrolling through my newsfeed was frustrating and confusing.
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But the recipes within them are often vague or confusing.
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Many said the program was confusing as well as unaffordable.
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The result is as confusing politically as it is theatrically.
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But Will thought it was confusing, having so much doubling.
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The Crunchwrap Supreme ($4.99) is truly gorgeous, but also confusing.
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There are twists and turns, but things never get confusing.
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The stakes of this week's game are far less confusing.
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However, he has dropped certain confusing hints about his views.
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They used the word "terminal" in signs, which is confusing.
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At times, these fantastical conceits are more confusing than compelling.
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There was no reception and the whole process seemed confusing.
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It's also confusing that the Republicans are saying: Don't worry.
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Yes, it is confusing for an anthropomorphized peanut to die.
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"People are confusing freedom of speech and vandalism," he said.
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Jud rips my heart out, and that's very confusing. Yeah!
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He said he's not worried about people confusing the two.
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That process of falling in love is confusing and mysterious.
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The GOP view towards women's health is a bit confusing.
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But the health messages about red meat have been confusing.
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Given the liberal reputation of universities, that position is confusing.
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The result is a confusing patchwork of official Newfoundland identities.
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His aides gave conflicting and confusing answers about the matter.
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No, that does not make any of this less confusing.
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"I teach this stuff and I find it confusing," Prof.
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This feels unsettling and confusing because these tools are hypermodern.
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It wasn't that techy, and it was confusing to use.
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The Trump administration has given confusing answers to this question.
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Online fraud is strange, small stakes, and, frankly, very confusing.
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But theories themselves tend to be confusing, unsatisfactory or both.
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Such a recognition is bound to be painful and confusing.
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Saudi Arabia is full of confusing contradictions and tricky restrictions.
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A glossary of terms could make the debate less confusing.
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The rules are confusing because they're actually still being written.
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The little information available was vague, confusing, and often contradictory.
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Which could be a little bit confusing if you're dumb.
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But attempts to explain how that happened quickly became confusing.
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These taxpayers must navigate a confusing and opaque appeals process.
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If all of that sounds boring and confusing, fear not.
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This makes sense in a world that is so confusing.
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Yet the basics of Nunes's allegation are still extremely confusing.
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Lastly, obstacles that "disappear" suddenly are confusing for the cars.
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Early voters expressed fury and concern over the confusing wording.
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The process can range from mildly complicated to completely confusing.
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Sunspot will be forgotten, destined to live on only in that one kid's terrible TV script, and everyone will collectively move on to the next confusing mystery in a world full of confusing mysteries.
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Living in Germany was new and exciting and terrifying and confusing in many ways: I had a new boyfriend, the city had an exciting arts scene, and the German language is wholly terrifying and confusing.
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They mostly rely on photos and arrows, which are often confusing.
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An honest enough mistake, given how confusing airline regulations can be.
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This continues to be one of the more confusing stats vs.
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Similar to Mint, this app easily quantifies otherwise confusing dietary recommendations.
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It's confusing and threatening to have people regularly doubt your identity.
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She understands and she apologies for sending confusing social media messages.
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Still, investing in it can be more than a little confusing.
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Because the macro picture has gotten considerably more complicated — and confusing.
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They are going through a very difficult, confusing, and painful time.
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But the service's identity remained confusing: Just Hu was Hulu, anyway?
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After all, gravitational mysteries still abound in our confusing universe. [Science]
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But in the process, Trump is confusing much of the world.
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Where it gets confusing is when an -ing comes into play.
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The intentions may have been good, but the process was confusing.
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Collins called the executive order "very confusing" and difficult to interpret.
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From the beginning, the core issues have been a confusing clusterfuck.
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Confusing tradition The Korean age system has its roots in China.
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Consulting past videos of Gritty, I uncovered even more confusing evidence.
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Taxes can be overwhelming and confusing, even for the well-versed.
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The caucus is rife with strange, confusing rules, Mr. Leonhardt adds.
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Twitter's handling of replies might be the platform's most confusing feature.
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Well, she's up for anything except dumb, confusing games, that is.
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It's a confusing time to be a boy — and a man.
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Facebook's harmful content policies have long been confusing, inconsistent and isolated.
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Also, all the zombies are made of ice, which is confusing.
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"We shouldn't be confusing bad behavior with mental illness," he said.
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It's stressful and confusing and means the developers might be lying.
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And this week was her biggest and most confusing one yet.
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President Trump's six Saturday morning tweets might look a little confusing.
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Sprint's iPhone 232 pricing is the most confusing of them all.
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The show is a purposefully eccentric, confusing spectacle at the start.
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And to do so, the company issued a... very confusing statement!
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And when we don't see ourselves out there, it's so confusing.
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You can read more about them here, but yeah, they're confusing.
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He threw in a few plain-old confusing statements, as well.
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Many of them characterized the system as overly broad and confusing.
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It's completely biased, and it's confusing accidents of birth with accomplishment.
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And Curiosity is unearthing clues that only make things more confusing.
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Things will probably become even more confusing the further it spreads.
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All of this is fine, but it's also kind of confusing.
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Even before the sonic attacks, travel to Cuba could be confusing.
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This Instagram was sort of confusing — was it a paid ad?
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How do we make encryption keys visible without making them confusing?
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"Pain is beauty.... #freethenipple #fasciascraping," he wrote alongside the confusing clip.
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Then, this being North Korea, came totally unexpected and confusing scenes.
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The outcome of the summit was confusing to say the least.
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Twitter by itself is a confusing service, especially when getting started.
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For the first time in a long time, fashion is confusing.
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His answers were clipped and uninformative, and at times actively confusing.
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Jesse Plemons Debuts a Confusing New Mustache at the 2016 Emmys
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It all sounds pretty strange and confusing, to be completely honest.
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It was super confusing for journalists and intelligence officers, for everybody.
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The optics of a confusing and incomplete DDoS report aren't good.
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Go deeper: Comey calls Mueller's position on Trump obstruction charges "confusing"
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Mixing them up can lead to confusing analysis and unnecessary arguments.
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Musk's claim runs the risk of confusing consumers — and frustrating regulators.
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The new window adds to a confusing array of exchange rates.
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All of those controversial and confusing Kanye West moments from 2018.
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We are truly living in some very confusing, very negative times.
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Sometimes, the pain inferred by the Three of Swords is confusing.
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For devoted cereal fans, 2018 started off on a confusing foot.
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Confusing language actually could have changed the outcome of the race.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Confusing days are here again for Chinese investors.
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Except, yeah, the entire process is shitty, confusing, and possibly meaningless.
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No robot voices and no confusing tree of push-button menus.
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When I was young, it actually was more confusing and hurtful.
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In fact, the series was purposefully confusing from the very beginning.
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If you didn't, well, that's probably because the behavior is confusing.
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Following and participating in a public Twitter conversation can be confusing.
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Meanwhile, confusing video footage shows kids being escorted through the streets.
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At first, the steps on how to use Tynker were confusing.
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Words like strange, confusing, and even exploitative may come to mind.
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From Tommy Wiseau to Frances McDormand, everything is straight up confusing.
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You are a beacon of light during this foggy, confusing month.
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Your sharp intuition will come in handy during this confusing month.
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Getting a call started is still a disjointed and confusing experience.
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So how exactly does this confusing diagnosis impact women's sex lives?
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An alleged new interview with Drew Barrymore is confusing the masses.
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I'll say it again: the Philly subway/trolley system is confusing.
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The reality is it's more confusing, filled with long-forgotten histories.
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"So it's a confusing scenario for all of them," he said.
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Things are likely to become more confusing in the coming months.
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Well, this is part of what's so confusing about this decision.
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The ridge used to pop out smaller tools can be confusing.
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The mechanics of startup finance are not that confusing or opaque.
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Google's strategy around messaging has been rather confusing in the past.
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"It happens in the league," Williams said of the confusing ending.
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Researchers' answers to this question have often been contradictory and confusing.
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It's a confusing state of affairs when you consider the lineup.
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Girls has a long and confusing history with people of color.
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A confusing conversation will arrive this evening—listen to your intuition.
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There are, for sure, elements of Pinterest that are pretty confusing.
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Moreover, it was a very confusing time for the general public.
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However, tonight's confusing and tiring, so make it an early night.
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But the stuff we pick and choose to recognize gets confusing.
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They are confusing Trump the person with Trump the economic policymaker.
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It's a little confusing — but I'm certainly excited to see it.
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From the appointments, to the outcome, to hearing ... It's utterly confusing.
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Otherwise this could be a very bumpy and very confusing ride.
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Turns out, getting an Uber from LAX is confusing for everyone.
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The title's now Decker: Unsealed, which is just confusing and annoying.
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Meet John Lewis, owner of the world's most confusing Twitter handle.
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The Nintendo Switch already has enough control options to be confusing.
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Confusing messages may arrive this evening, but you'll see through them.
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The dissonance between the House and the Senate might seem confusing.
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And the local elections on May 5th add a confusing wrinkle.
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Iowa's caucuses by their nature are more time-consuming and confusing.
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To make this even more confusing, in a sharp reversal, Rep.
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Too many people abdicate their responsibilities because finances can be confusing.
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Despite this slightly confusing setup, Apple's store was the winner overall.
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And the news flow from the White House is very confusing.
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Anything is better than the confusing present and an uncertain future.
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And the app's design can look confusing compared with newer rivals.
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It wasn't peaceful, and the narrative is confusing and even dangerous.
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That is why this movie is so confusing to so many.
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"The FBI's recommendation is surprising and confusing," Chaffetz said on Wednesday.
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Confusing to outsiders, the distinction between Englishness and Britishness is complex.
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So as a mayor it can be confusing what to do.
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Cillizza: The ruling out of Texas is very complicated and confusing.
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And here, we meet the confusing incentives that drive formula feeding.
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Setting up your free subscription could be a tad confusing, though.
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So it's kind of confusing and comical at the same time.
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And don't worry about confusing flu symptoms with general pregnancy discomfort.
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As in, bewildering, astonishing, baffling, perplexing, mystifying or -- just plain confusing.
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"I would have not done it, because it's confusing," he added.
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For that to be a negative was so confusing to me.
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Even by Rodriguez's standards, it was an awkward and confusing event.
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Job offer letters can be confusing, especially in the startup industry.
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Confusing plans and conversations take place today—trust your intuition, Libra!
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It held a kernel that was confusing for both of us.
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This means things have been dreamy as hell—but also confusing!
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It's not that it's a confusing subject; it's actually quite straightforward.
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I'd never choked before, so it was pretty confusing at first.
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But in doing so, the company made things even more confusing.
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The double-negative language that describes this procedure can be confusing.
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It was all so confusing that I'd pretty much given up.
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In general, he found his own self and life very confusing.
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If this all sounds like a confusing mess, well, it is.
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For a second there, it was a very confusing time though.
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Pukwudgies are the most confusing and disturbing of the four houses.
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"Last time, our guidance was quite confusing," Ms. Alexander said Tuesday.
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Today it's a very small audience, cumbersome headsets, confusing business models.
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It was so fast and confusing that my daughter barely whimpered.
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Or the picture could be muddy, confusing, subject to multiple interpretations.
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But jettison what has become poisonous, politicized and generally confusing terminology.
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The angel emoji followed by the 'zzz' sign was particularly confusing.
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It's an awkward and confusing transition period in the marijuana industry.
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It started off with boundaries, and then it started getting confusing.
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When you've lost your way, the voiceover explains, everything becomes confusing.
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For many, World War I means boredom, trenches, and confusing geopolitics.
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These were confusing emotions that I was incapable of expressing then.
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An answer on Biden's confusing statement on fossil fuels last night.
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The experience was overwhelming, confusing (where are their parents?) and educational.
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But almost immediately after that story broke, things got … really confusing.
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Editorial Do you maybe find Middle East politics a bit confusing?
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Technology doesn't need to be confusing, though too often it is.
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And the directional signals along the path are confusing to cyclists.
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The Pentagon has to clean up its confusing and wasteful budget.
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I understand that this is a confusing time for digital media.
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The markets are trying to digest the confusing signals from Washington.
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There's also a somewhat confusing political twist in this partial shutdown.
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This can be confusing to non-experts (and sometimes experts, too).
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It's when the companies raise prices that things get more confusing.
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"You suddenly have a million choices, and it's confusing," Kelly says.
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These messages are scaring and confusing people and causing real damage.
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If this weren't confusing enough, Thompson has little regard for chronology.
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"We live in a very confusing and worrying time," he said.
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"We live in a very confusing and worrying time," he said.
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I once described the ratings system as confusing in an article.
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It's a confusing time for communication as the sun opposes Neptune.
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Confusing communications will come in late this evening—trust your intuition!
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It's the middle plans where things start to get really confusing.
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But they are often confusing their preferences with actual medical needs.
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The first hour of "Birds of Prey" is a bit confusing.
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John Legend, on the other hand, wore a confusing suit jacket.
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The mix of serious drama and wacky comedy can feel confusing.
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Here, your friend's behavior strikes me as more confusing than rude.
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But there's one detail that is quite surprising, if also confusing.
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Nearly three-quarters of all Americans said estate planning is confusing.
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So even a confusing picture will, in his opinion, benefit him.
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In 2013, Bynes made headlines for her bizarre and confusing behavior.
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Most of the time it's confusing to see other people's work.
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Ms. Truitt said the process was confusing for those who tried.
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This metaphor, probably a misquoting of Matthew 7:24, is confusing.
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I found exploring Knossos a confusing and at times surreal experience.
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Now, when delegates come in is when it gets really confusing.
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The biggest and most confusing missing aspect on Byte is links.
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On the slave's face, you could read the most confusing puzzlement.
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For allies, it's confusing; for enemies, it looks like an opportunity.
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The deeper we dug into it the more confusing things became.
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"It's unusual, it's complicated, it's confusing and it's counterproductive," Gurulé said.
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Sorting through the confusing sets of numbers in Trump's deportation plan.
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The filmmakers are confusing it with what happens in nuclear reactors.
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Giuliani's interviews are typically Pinocchio-laden, confusing, and full of contradictions.
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This could be contentious and confusing for the Democratic primary base.
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Health policy emanating from Washington D.C. is confusing, even a mess.
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"I teach this stuff and I find it confusing," said Prof.
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Russell believes avoiding a bereaved colleague is hurtful and ultimately confusing.
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The spotty regulatory regime only gets more confusing, the review found.
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I think that would be confusing to a lot of people.
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Choosing the right one may seem complicated, confusing and occasionally overwhelming.
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Murkowski said the tariffs send a confusing message to America's allies.
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If all of this sounds confusing to you, you're not alone.
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Ruddock's handling of her third-person narrative voice is also confusing.
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Making podcasts is not difficult, but distributing them can be confusing.
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"The hunts were super fun and challenging and confusing," Ari said.
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What's confusing, however, is exactly what the Kremlin has to fear.
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It's confusing and I think (teachers are) disheartened by the process.
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I was confusing you for a minute with Kyle Griffin. Yes.
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" Or, "Something is confusing, but it's not about clarifying it here.
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The second is we are making a problem by confusing statistics.
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Baskets is stubbornly confusing and heartbreaking and surprising, all at once.
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Marnie Michaels is one of the more confusing characters on Girls.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit is so confusing it's even confounding the robots.
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What comes next is very confusing: COOPER: Saudi Arabia, nuclear weapons?
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It's just another indicator that Target's intention here was confusing people.
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But r/Repsneakers is also a confusing sea of insider lingo.
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Sex is great, but it can also be messy and confusing.
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They found that financial aid letters are consistently misleading and confusing.
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We know, it's frustrating, and confusing, and findings keep flip-flopping.
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Listen to your intuition; a confusing conversation is likely to arrive.
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Big money appears particularly dexterous at confusing voters facing ballot measures because those measures can be confusing to begin with—often designed to set the stage for future policymaking rather than to enact clear or immediate change.
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If you're confused, that's normal, because music sales are confusing these days.
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This theory from Redditor turm0il26 is as confusing as it as terrifying.
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The visuals fit the movie, which is equal parts campy and confusing.
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" In response, Mongeau replied, "TAKE ME BACK how's that for not confusing?
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Answering those questions is confusing to newcomers for a couple of reasons.
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"This was confusing," Moby said, according to an excerpt obtained The Times.
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It is very confusing and kind of like playing Whack-a-Mole.
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Which is confusing, because he's plenty capable of giving himself bad press!
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This has led to confusing and sometimes contradictory statements from different officials.
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It's confusing, which is slightly irritating, that we did it that way.
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Using Game Pass seems to be confusing the licences and removing them.
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The effect of this illness on my experience with music was confusing.
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"It's a very confusing time being a teenager, isn't it?" she asks.
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If you're confused, that's because lactic acid training is kind of confusing.
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But her response to the lesson is what is confusing some people.
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Overalls on a shirtless man are confusing—they short-circuit the brain.
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The past week of Trump activity on China has been very confusing.
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The chain of command here is confusing, even to the women involved.
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But many fans found these recent episodes straight-up confusing and frustrating.
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The details are confusing — and that's what these guys are relying on.
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Lindsay Lohan has offered an explanation for her confusing new adopted accent.
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POV will accumulate and the prose will become messy, confusing, and clunky.
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Confusing messages may come your way—deal with them after a nap!
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It's confusing that Microsoft has opted to call these headsets Mixed Reality.
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Byrnes said drivers have also been given confusing information about the policy.
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But other researchers say the focus on fats is confusing and outdated.
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But her latest selfie is confusing some of her social media fans.
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That's understandable, because this stuff is frustrating and confusing, top to bottom.
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It's really hard and it's confusing and I hate the whole thing.
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The rules of the poison rain are very confusing until they're not.
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It's confusing, because my husband already gets a retirement from the military.
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That can be especially confusing if you've never had an allergy before.
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It did just feel very shocking and confusing [after my mom joined].
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No confusing descriptions like "strawberry notes with a nutty aftertaste" are needed.
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It's messy, loud, and confusing — and that's why we can't stop watching.
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What makes iPadOS confusing is that it mixes time and space metaphors.
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In all its confusing splendor, this clip really is the Rogue One.
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This cross-compatibility sounds great, but in practice, it's confusing and redundant.
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The most unclear story in Washington just got a little more confusing.
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" The best way to describe CBD legality in the US is "confusing.
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The news of Avicii's death is deeply painful and confusing for many.
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Learning all these weird limitations and terms can be confusing, for sure.
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The multitude of probes is confusing and might at times be counterproductive.
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It might do this if it think it's confusing on the iPhone.
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THESE are confusing times for any student of global religion and geopolitics.
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It's an insane and confusing theory, but it just might be true.
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The scale and impact brought about by technology are confusing and troubling.
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But also he is seen as repressive, so it is quite confusing.
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It's a confusing and excruciating few moments until Tobin reveals the joke.
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This must have been a confusing and fearful time in their lives.
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It's a confusing time to be a VR enthusiast, to be sure.
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TIME is one of the most disputed and confusing subjects in business.
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Everything is hard and confusing, and that seems to be the point.
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So it's pretty confusing, so right now it's a wait and see.
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Changing that principle would make Twitter even more confusing and less reliable.
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Whatever the reason, hopefully our tips below will make things less confusing.
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The user interface on the Divvy docking station was confusing and slow.
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The punditry that followed was almost as confusing as the meeting itself.
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I think that it was always a little bit confusing to me.
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Donald Trump Art Collage$483,400.00This piece of art is a bit confusing.
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This can be pretty confusing if you didn't grow up on comics.
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"I'm a blue collar guy," he says, confusing which season he's on.
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He has unquestionably made confusing and inappropriate remarks regarding the email investigation.
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The discussion about AMP since its inception has been confusing and contentious.
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These are just a few examples of the confusing state of Twitter.
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And their latest date night looks might be their most confusing yet.
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It was creepy and confusing and artistic all at the same time.
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It's extra confusing when it's "alt comedy," and people are being ironic.
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The missing hour appears to be confusing the Apple Watch Series 4.
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Bachelor Nation is sprawling, confusing, vicious, and — I can attest — very entertaining.
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This was one of the most confusing aspects of vaping for me.
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And the older you get, the more confusing it seems to become.
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Here's to the eagles in Garrett's chest, and this broken, confusing franchise.
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The results are confusing, upsetting, horrifying, and (broadly speaking) super not okay.
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Perhaps "wife" is just a cute (albeit confusing?) nickname Bieber gave Baldwin.
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Is there anything more head-spinningly confusing than the moniker "business casual"?
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But while she valued their input, the advice could often be confusing.
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Some video games maps and heads-up-displays are confusing to me.
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Michelle Obama is back and she's confusing the heck out of Twitter.
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But for now, expect there to still be a confusing transition period.
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It also made the app's already confusing navigation even harder to use.
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Just make sure your pictures of only of you – it's less confusing.
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As for when the duo first got together, that's a little confusing.
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Kanye, for his part, said a lot of confusing stuff onstage. Surprise.
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I found it to be more confusing than the normal lock screen.
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The realities of Judaism on Canada's west coast are a confusing mixture.
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"PantheaCon is a confusing place—that's part of the intrigue," said Meredith.
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They're largely avoiding definitive predictions, though, because the policy is so confusing.
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And now, they&aposre suggesting that they may be confusing the jury.
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If that seems more than a little confusing that's because it is.
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It's got it all—vague facts, confusing science, and fully apocalyptic implications.
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This isn't even the most confusing creative decision made in the cut.
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They're also subjected to experimentation with confusing and freshly shitty automated systems.
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"They are confusing a memorial with a public art installation," Shubow said.
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My guess is that I was tripped up by the confusing instructions.
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No more confusing lamp pushes and pulls, or twists and backward flicks.
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Watch out for confusing communication—you'll get the information you need tonight.
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Confusing emotions come up, but it's time for a change in perspective.
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That breaks precedent with the (confusing) approach other networks have gone with.
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It's confusing, and today's announcement only seems to layer on more confusion.
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Apple knows that the iTunes interface is extremely confusing and needs work.
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And right now, the situation is only getting more and more confusing.
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It's overstuffed, confusing, and seriously crippled by Eisenberg's over-the-top performance.
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For example, the actual announcement of the tariffs on Thursday was confusing.
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This has created a confusing patchwork of pot laws around the country.
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They risk cluttering up the app until it's a bloated, confusing mess.
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The finale was confusing to some, but made perfect sense to us.
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"It's very confusing, but all part of the local dynamics," he said.
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That's why it's so confusing, and incredibly satisfying, to watch him falter.
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While there are millions of subscribers, the interface is confusing as hell.
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The mechanics of the basketball tournament March Madness can be pretty confusing.
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Many will find the new "simple" system as confusing as the old.
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This lack of clarity is not only confusing, but bad for optics.
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You first experience with heartburn isn't just painful, it's alarming — and confusing.
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When it comes to STDs, it doesn't get more confusing than hepatitis.
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My childhood was pretty unhappy: confusing, painful, full of anger and loneliness.
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The designation "organic" as it relates to cosmetics is even more confusing.
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This seems to be a confusing matter, if you're British at least.
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It can be confusing if you're just looking for Google's own apps.
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It's so confusing, is it rape or is it just being nice?
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And that disappointment is bitter, confusing the success that came before it.
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The atmosphere is magical and creative, but it could also be confusing.
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But things get more confusing when you set foot in a hotel.
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All of which means not just lots of paperwork, but confusing paperwork.
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It's confusing for Batman v Superman to depict Superman as a villain.
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And that person was guaranteed an advantage, without playing a game. Confusing?
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Having to deal with women on their periods is hard and confusing.
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It's almost like the more you say, the more confusing it is.
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The two have been confusing the masses with their cordial internet interactions.
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Pop stardom is confusing, messy, thankless work, equal parts exultation and excoriation.
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Some reported confusing misoprostol with other pills, like emergency and oral contraceptives.
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It was sweet; it was strong; and it was a bit confusing.
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This morning brings surprise meetings, but things will get confusing later today.
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Virginia is strange and confusing, but also fascinating, and well worth experiencing.
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"The early results are potentially going to be very confusing," Cole said.
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The cockpit filled with a confusing array of audio and visual warnings.
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He hinted at his plans in bellicose and at times confusing tweets.
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Levin says the answer is not to dwell in confusing, frustrating nostalgia.
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" Another site, Polygon, likened it to "a long, confusing, deeply strange movie.
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After so many tribe swaps, the personal relationships become intricate and confusing.
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Rather than being confusing or a distraction, Rhaetic is fascinating to hear.
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It's kind of confusing... and that's not the nature of Apple products.
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Designers thought the layout of Frasier Crane's apartment from "Frasier" was confusing.
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What's confusing you might be the nature of Mr. Hong's devilish game.
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SO THEY SAID WE ASKED TOO LATE – IT WOULD BE TOO CONFUSING.
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Lawmakers have described his testimony as meandering, at times confusing and contradictory.
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Could anybody blame a child for confusing these political figures with animals?
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Buying new ones can be confusing, so we've created a simple breakdown.
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So why would the OMB release such a confusing report every year?
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""I tried to allow myself to mourn, but it was so confusing.
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Booker as a presidential candidate has offered somewhat confusing answers on healthcare.
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Republicans fail to pick up traction with a confusing line of questioning.
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The film is also very confusing about the logistics of Renee's delusion.
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People keep confusing their Teslas for self-driving cars, and they're not.
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Trump's decision to delete these tweets Strange isn't just weird and confusing.
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Most confusing confused candidate moment Ben Carson is literally a brain surgeon.
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But things get confusing when you look at the team's record books.
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Insurance companies are hiding this new effort behind opaque and confusing jargon.
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The details are confusing and that's what these guys are counting on.
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Maybe, but it isn't nearly as confusing as we'd like to pretend.
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If this whole "Nunes memo" controversy is confusing you, that's by design.
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Sometimes things will seem confusing, and sometimes things will seem very clear.
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However, links will still count, and these rules are still confusing. 5.
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But to make matters more confusing, it all plays out in public.
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On the second, he ran a great route, confusing the Alabama coverage.
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As if the Android lineup wasn't confusing enough already at the time!
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Even though it was really weird, bizarre, and so fucking confusing [laughs].
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Many people find the chaos of life under Trump baffling and confusing.
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This probably would have been a bit confusing to adapt to screen.
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It's rare that a play manages to be both predictable and confusing.
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As a result, you get reporting tools that are confusing and opaque.
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For the consumer who expects validated diagnoses, it's all a bit confusing.
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If you find the concept of Bitcoin confusing, you are not alone.
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The ACA's breadth and complexity may be at work in confusing us.
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The overall effect is not so much confusing as it is perplexing.
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It's attention-grabbing, engaging, a little confusing, and a bit too long.
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For many children, "harm" in the realm of free speech is confusing.
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On the metrics where Apple traditionally doesn't compete very well, it's confusing.
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It's about talking to people and expressing ideas in a confusing situation.
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The Trump administration's approach so far has been both aggressive and confusing.
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Your ruling planet Mercury opposes dreamy Neptune today, creating a confusing energy.
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Confusing and not quite aboveboard, but these ballot boxes weren't the issue.
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Enjoy it while you can—tonight will get confusing, thanks to Neptune.
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But perhaps more confusing than the tweet itself are its reported origins.
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Fortunately, this story has a happy but still kind of confusing ending.
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It's a game with loose rules, one that's forever confusing, even maddening.
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It's a broken, confusing connection that they share but I love it.
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Look, the Earth can sometimes feel like a cold and confusing place.
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He said this with a high-minded contempt that I found confusing.
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My brief experience thinking of myself as transgender was jarring and confusing.
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My peers are confusing my taking charge in the workplace for leading.
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But a contentious committee hearing, and some confusing comments by Virginia Gov.
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But it's also confusing in the context of Rip Hunter's frequent warnings.
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This kind of large-scale mental revision is confusing, draining, and difficult.
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This is a complicated and confusing set of problems, to be sure.
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However, this can be counterintuitive and confusing, even to judges, experts said.
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The site, live as of Sunday night, appears half-finished and confusing.
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It'll be confusing, but staff will point you in the right direction.
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"Some of the messaging is pretty confusing," Hogan told CNN on Tuesday.
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"It's awfully confusing to the next generation, all that history," Erving said.
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When you're sick, the health care system can be scary and confusing.
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It's a confusing day for your relationships as the sun opposes Neptune.
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Your ruling planet, the Sun, opposes hazy Neptune, and things feel confusing.
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The month opens on a flirtatious note...but things may get confusing!
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If all of that sounds confusing, go talk to a cast member!
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What I found even more confusing was the relationship that it depicted.
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It's when you mix old and new products that things get confusing.
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Is "Mother!" the most confusing movie of 2017, or the most provocative?
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This equipment takes several forms and the terminology gets confusing at times.
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Toobin: This is definitely confusing, and I don't have all the answers.
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My husband wanted to keep the name to avoid confusing the cat.
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The app isn't confusing, but you're better off downloading before you leave.
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Rather, its record in the region so far is confusing and ineffectual.
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The definition, it turns out, has been confusing from the very beginning.
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"It&aposs a bit confusing, but I roll with it," he added.
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Unfortunately, these companies are hindered by cumbersome, confusing, and capricious governance practices.
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For Trump supporters, the last ten days must be a bit confusing.
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The Trump administration has sent mixed signals, confusing insurers and consumers alike.
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"Transparent" was always elastic with its reality, in moments powerful and confusing.
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"It was a little bit confusing in Iowa, number one," Biden continued.
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It's a little confusing — eight congressional races and a few dozen candidates.
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These metaphors can be clarifying or confusing, an occupational hazard of metaphors.
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But the bottom line is that it was a massively confusing cartoon.
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She gets overwhelmed in situations with crowds and noises, or confusing moments.
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But the world intervened -- and stopped his precious momentum, confusing the President.
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For people in Cornwall, it all seems either confusing or downright silly.
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The strategic implications, though, can be confusing in this quickly unfolding debate.
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I quickly realized that I was confusing coffee commercials with real life.
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It's a bit confusing, but here's what it looks like so far.
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It would also bundle together the various, somewhat confusing variants of Hangouts.
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Names of fish can also be confusing for people who sell them.
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Unfortunately, a lot of people found it to be a confusing mess.
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Second, the inconsistent use of domain names is confusing for the user.
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"It was a very confusing day for my mum," he told me.
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But if Mr. Trump's messages are confusing, Mr. Tillerson's are almost nonexistent.
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Understandably, this is all a bit confusing and emotionally chaotic for Jane.
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"It's very confusing," the progressive consultant said of communications with the campaign.
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I wish to be part of an active crowd, but it's confusing.
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So many twisted, ridiculous, delightful, confusing, and â€" yes â€" dank memes.
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Nicole Ingram was at the supermarket when she got a confusing text.
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This is an especially confusing time for making plans, scheduling, and communication.
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"It's really horrifying and it's confusing," Leeds said at the press conference.
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Deciding which classes to take can be a confusing and overwhelming task.
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This requirement "has created a confusing process for borrowers," the report said.
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Some critics said the second road near Eagle Rock will be confusing.
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It was perhaps once good to be the king; now it's confusing.
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Answering those questions is confusing to newcomers for a couple of reasons.
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They were the individual that could diffuse a tense and confusing situation.
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Immigrant advocates argue that the process is both confusing and unnecessarily duplicative.
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Immigrant advocates argue that the process is both confusing and unnecessarily duplicative.
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There's also a somewhat confusing political twist as part of this shutdown.
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The California bill adds new and confusing language to the federal law.
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If all of this is confusing to you, you are not alone.
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You leave them to navigate a confusing, potentially dangerous virtual space alone.
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But LA is just this bizarre, sprawling, confusing, warm, wonderful, dystopian place.
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It's a confused message on a subject that's already confusing Americans enough.
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For the most part, most days, I think life can be confusing.
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The reaction to the hack on Twitter was swift and very confusing.
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Reddit didn't have any promising leads, and the Chinese forums were confusing.
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After a few confusing moments, it turned out that he was right.
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The only complaint seems to be that the instruction manual is confusing.
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It's a confusing day—don't bother trying to make sense of things.
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He said he found the contrast between his position and theirs confusing.
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Much of the confusing April opened with will be healed by May.
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"It was so confusing — like really confusing in terms of which sauces need to go on which burgers, which toppings go where — and it was leading to worse order accuracy and a lot of waste, too," he said.
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George Werner, the education minister, thinks that may be confusing cause and effect.
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CHOCOLATE MILK IS TOO CONFUSING FOR NEARLY HALF OF AMERICAN ADULTS, SURVEY FINDS
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And it was confusing because I, like most lesbians, considered men's bodies unattractive.
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"There's something about Kelly that's just confusing to me," Judge explained to audiences.
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Amidst all the confusing moments, here are the documentaries' five most shocking reveals.
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Primary season can be a fascinating and confusing part of the election process.
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That means things could become totally confusing—or, if you're lucky, super whimsical.
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The ordeal is a confusing one for the growing population of older workers.
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This is a much higher-level question, although also a somewhat confusing one.
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To make things more confusing for people on Twitter, Assange hasn't been verified.
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Not the crappy and confusing interface, not the ultra-basic feature set, nothing.
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"I still do have trouble confusing some letters and numbers," he told me.
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The context here is very confusing, but it still has quite an impact.
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Humanity is entering a confusing time: the Age of the Bizarrely Intelligent Robots.
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You'll need it, what with the confusing vibe you're experiencing in your relationships.
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Intel did something a little confusing with the 8th generation of Intel CPUs.
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That might sound confusing—shouldn't the child be a clone, and therefore female?
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And that form is either confusing, or feels misleading, in the digital environment.
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You mentioned that Jin's death on Lost was confusing for your oldest son.
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As is my way, I've done so in a series of confusing tweets.
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The new lineup from GoPro is definitely less confusing from a branding perspective.
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It's very confusing, Rosemary Lavan said, standing outside the venue before the event.
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"It wasn't a great quarter, it was an actually confusing quarter," he said.
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The confusing part was why no one else could see what was wrong.
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The more confusing this is, the more I think we need an investigation.
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Alan Powell, a Republican, said he just wants to make IDs less confusing.
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It is, to say the least, a confusing choice on Black-ish's part.
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In an increasingly confusing world, we will need solidarity now more than ever.
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Except for the fact that USB-C is still a maddeningly confusing standard.
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Dietary fat is one of the most confusing — and controversial — food topics around.
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Apple's expanded content offering is a bit confusing, but here's what we know.
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"It's very confusing for mothers," Dr. Cabrera, who has not treated Lovato, says.
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Wall Street's take on Apple is nothing short of confusing, CNBC's said Tuesday.
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The company tweeted the announcement Friday, days before April Fools' Day, confusing people.
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If your Advertisers list seems surprising and confusing to you, you're not alone.
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The use of the color red in the map above may be confusing.
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It's confusing, makes her seem illogical, and further undermines the show's main threat.
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But the two gray portions especially are confusing the hell out of people.
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But I have to admit that being a liberal these days is confusing.
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Immediately it's pretty confusing, but Kate later clarifies that it was a dream.
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For Talkspace therapists, the result can be confusing, and for patients, potentially dangerous.
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The senators claim that terms like "coconut milk" and "almond milk" are confusing.
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Let's be honest: Health insurance is confusing, so let's start at the beginning.
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For someone reading the words for the first time, it may seem confusing.
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That said, watch out for some confusing feelings as the moon opposes Neptune.
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Another new menu item was this cute but somewhat confusing gravy-potato tart.
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It makes terms and processes accessible where, before, they were opaque and confusing.
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At a department store perfume counter, I sniff a confusing number of bottles.
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Even more confusing, there is no agreed-upon definition for what performance means.
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Like everything happening in my personal life and in my head was confusing.
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It's confusing AF. So here's a guide to what exactly is going on.
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But if you see something odd or confusing, ask a lawyer for help.
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However, signing up to make an expensive musical series is a little confusing.
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"The image that came from the governor's office is incredibly confusing," Rapoza said.
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You've faced some confusing, unclear issues in your relationships: How are you feeling?
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Both games are about creating some sense of clarity in a confusing situation.
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But there's no confusing these simpler, connected watches with a full touchscreen smartwatch.
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Dodd-Frank's treatment of failed broker-dealers has always been a bit confusing.
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Making the timeline even more confusing are the flash-forwards, both featuring Rick.
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It sure seems like it's going nowhere, and in a very confusing fashion.
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And it was confusing when he wanted me there versus when he didn't.
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Does that mean it's too confusing to consider your S.O. your best friend?
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And yes, this device looks weird, confusing, and maybe even hard to use.
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Witnesses at the scene told Fox News that the situation was "very confusing."
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So, interpreting what China wants to achieve can sometimes be a confusing affair.
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The fact that it's all so confusing is kind of the point, obviously.
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The "sources" button is labeled with the iOS "share" icon, which is confusing.
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Her relationship with Morgan Marquis-Boire was confusing, inexact, and fluctuated over time.
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The stories tab blended content from friends and brands, to sometimes confusing effect.
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Seems like a lot of work for a very creepy and confusing result...
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I didn't talk about it at the time, I found it confusing, bewildering.
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Ralph Northam made some confusing comments about an abortion bill in his state.
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When what you want doesn't align with your values, it can be confusing.
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Guy Fieri Tay, Microsoft's racist chatbotMe, about three weeks agoThis is unexpectedly confusing.
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It seems like one giant, confusing oxymoron, and that's probably what West wants.
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Bitcoin is confusing as heck, but this seems weird at the very least.
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"Shouted command overload" can be confusing, especially if the commands conflict, he said.
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The timelines in this twisty show are about to get even more confusing.
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Splitting at the table is confusing and stressful for us, plus the waitstaff!
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His response on the issue of protest resignations was a bit more confusing.
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Over time that anger has mostly gone, but it's still sad and confusing.
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Your psychic abilities will be put to the test during this confusing month.
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And the monthly pricing of them really isn't all that confusing or misleading.
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The costs are high, and the different structures and policy options are confusing.
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What disappoints: The dual-screen infotainment system is confusing and difficult to use.
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But that proved to be confusing to many of my parents' older friends.
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You can now pay IKEA to help you put together its confusing furniture.
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In addition to its sluggish and buggy nature, the layout is just confusing.
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But much like the real Fight Club, Google Analytics is confusing and overwhelming.
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Using absolute numbers risks confusing reducing poverty with preventing poor people from existing.
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Perhaps the mammoth audience will finally find a less confusing, yet mobile home.
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But it could also be scrapped if people find it confusing or unhelpful.
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She said she still hears from veterans about confusing language in overpayment letters.
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The strategy lets each product do what it does best without getting confusing.
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Which is why it's unforgivable that Spotify's user experience can be so confusing.
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However, your ruling planet Mercury squares off with Neptune, creating a confusing atmosphere.
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Climate scientist quotes today seem to be confusing baroclinic cyclogenesis w/tropical cyclones.
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Liam Gallagher's Twitter feed is a confusing, angry — and often very entertaining — place.
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Users from all over the world have been reporting the same confusing incident.
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The smart home realm of 2018 is a confusing world for a consumer.
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Seoul PlazaDown the road from Joyful House is Chinatown's Seoul Plaza (confusing, right?).
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First, it can makes things confusing and clutter the content in your account.
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"When I read the script, I did find it slightly confusing," Bening said.
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How can a person be in love with a reality confusing brain disorder?
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The company has been criticized for years for confusing and complex privacy controls.
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At best, IRS forms are confusing and boring; at worst, they're downright incomprehensible.
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The issue is the FCC's confusing and misleading handling of the entire thing.
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Nabisco: well they aren't made of different Vegetables so that would be confusing.
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Perhaps what's more confusing though is the release has arrived without any information.
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"To be honest, it's a little confusing," says Kris, 63, with a sigh.
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Surprises pop up at home this morning, Capricorn, and confusing conversations take place!
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We told you season 6 was a confusing time for the Lannister duo.
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Microsoft has since told me it recognizes that the Laptop's messaging was confusing.
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It's super-confusing, 'cause everyone's like, 'Oh, how are you going to monetize?
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" She also spoke about her experience with the judges, calling their critiques "confusing.
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In the confusing world of bitcoin, a cryptocurrency, things are not that simple.
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Why is a funny cowboy dance hysterical but a funny sailor dance confusing?
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The many streams of Sacred Games makes it, to be honest, confusing viewing.
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Early evening will be confusing, but lots of talk will happen later tonight.
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For one, it was pretty confusing in the case of Now on Tap.
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The first part of the month was totally confusing, but definitely exciting, too!
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KS: I do not understand it, I try it but it's so confusing.
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"Everything was horrible, ugly, slow, difficult to use and confusing," he says, frankly.
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Gomez may be a "bad liar", but she's really good at confusing us.
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This morning brings some confusing communications, but an easier energy flows this evening.
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Even when confusing or crazy-making, it's the higher calling of our blood.
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Aleppo, once Syria's largest city, is held by a confusing patchwork of forces.
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It's confusing and scary for little kids and sends a potentially harmful message.
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And he criticised the Fed's recent forward guidance as confusing for the markets.
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The basics can seem even more confusing than the day-to-day details.
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Scanning software can be confusing and time-consuming to set up and operate.
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"The emotional stress was still fresh and the overlap was confusing," she said.
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Families are thrust into confusing worlds of long-term hospitalizations and treatment plans.
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New Orleans English can be confusing to those who aren't familiar with it.
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Or, at least, hide it — and its many confusing inconsistencies — out of sight.
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During this time, several things became clear to me, and others more confusing.
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That left Claire and Kiril alone at the trolley stop, which was confusing.
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Unfortunately, Pizza Hut no longer carries this confusing fusion of pizza and taco.
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Then the president may change his mind, making it all even more confusing.
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But it's hard to imagine this doing anything more than confusing the issue.
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Buffalo BillsOne thing to know: Is any team more confusing than the Titans?
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It's clever and useful, especially if you find the whole emoji phenomenon confusing.
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"That was a very confusing idea four years ago," Cramer told Business Insider.
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But the gun, designed for close, confusing combat, was not an immediate hit.
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"Being categorized as a gender that I wasn't was so confusing," says Alex.
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For asylum seekers, life in America's 99th-largest city is calm, but confusing.
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We are confusing the good times with having no problems on the horizon.
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But if you're like me, it's also going to feel a little confusing.
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Expresso explains any writing metrics that might be confusing to non-English majors.
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The confusing ban has kept out bike-sharing companies and frustrated delivery workers.
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Confusing and sometimes conflicting information added to the agony of the family's wait.
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It's confusing, and worse, it's not really relevant to identifying high quality stocks.
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This week: the context for Lili Reinhart and Cole Sprouse's confusing break-up.
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Lines blur when symptoms become physical and all the more confusing and terrifying.
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But after many acquisitions and poor branding decisions, it became a confusing mess.
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The vibe is romantic—or confusing, depending on the context of your situation!
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I do understand these things can get a bit confusing in your family.
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Meet Privacy, a new startup with a confusing name but an interesting product.
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Intense yet confusing emotions will come up for you to work through today.
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It's a confusing mess of dropped angles, real-life grudges, and missed opportunities.
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Confusing feelings will pop up this afternoon, but tonight the energy is easy.
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Hold off on important conversations today, Capricorn—things are very confusing right now.
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Frustrating, confusing conversations will come later this evening—just keep your phone off.
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Lots of helpful communication is going on, despite Mercury retrograde's chaotic, confusing vibes.
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The trainer then relayed that information to some players on the field. Confusing?
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Then President-elect Trump started talking about his timeline, and things got confusing.
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I'm going to unpack that a bit because it gets a mite confusing.
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Easy communication flows this afternoon; however, watch out for confusing emotions later on.
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This has been a hard, confusing month, but not everything is falling apart.
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Yet it's conundrums like this that make living in rape culture so confusing.
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Now it's not so clear, and it's confusing seasoned leaders in this area.
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They both found Reindeer Games confusing, and their attention wandered as it ran.
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What happened next is one of the most confusing parts of Novogratz's career.
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It turns out laser pointers are good for more than just confusing cats.
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At the same time, I think it's just a confusing time for everybody.
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The primaries are dumb, along with wasteful, confusing, divisive, interminably long and undemocratic.
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The lack of coronavirus tests in the United States is a confusing problem.
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Given Mr. Sanders's chances of capturing the nomination, this is a confusing choice.
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When will they stop confusing national independence with individual freedom, liberation with liberty?
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We'll update this as new confusing terms start popping up in the news.
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In the meantime, individual results can be confusing — and some flat-out wrong.
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MALAKA, Northeast Gaza — Being at the protests in Gaza is a confusing experience.
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The disagreement is very confusing and seems based around something arbitrary: a ring.
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Amid confusing details, reports of Russian casualties have ranged from five to dozens.
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This filing, and a previous one from Mueller, gives these details: Confusing, right?
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Musk is not the only game-changing leader with confusing and obstreperous behavior.
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It's a confusing and complex process, a paradoxical mixture of masochism and therapy.
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Mr. de Blasio said that option would create a confusing two-tiered system.
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But industry players say state action will produce a confusing, inefficient "patchwork" solution.
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"It's so confusing today," he said in an interview with The Times Magazine.
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Today is totally chill, but watch out for confusing vibes later this evening.
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But make it an early night—things could get very confusing later on.
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The scientific research on what constitutes a healthy diet can sure seem confusing.
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They are confusing and — for many voters the Democrats need — beside the point.
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Which was confusing, because the movie doesn't vindicate her by a long shot.
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The Christmas dinner itself, like many in real life, is a confusing affair.
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But the language in those policies can be dense, confusing or outright misleading.
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But right below Diddy's reply was something much more confusing: A-Rod's comment.
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But much of the background reading on the topic is dull and confusing.
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The players also have nicknames, which only makes things more confusing for newcomers.
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And the emotional effects are as startling, and confusing, as their visual counterparts.
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But now another group of Asian Americans is making this debate more confusing.
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"What was confusing was that Langston spoke like a white man," Robinson writes.
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However, the energy may be a bit confusing when you first wake up.
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" Your college must be terrible, because you are confusing "intellectual property" with "learning.
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And yet somehow it's still the least confusing thing Kanye has ever done.
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If the health care system seems confusing to you, you are not alone.
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The mixing of artistic references is confusing if also apropos for the album.
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It would be the first of a night full of confusing song choices.
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As it stands, though, the proposal is both unsettlingly broad and pretty confusing.
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Here's what you need to know about Trump's very confusing weekend in Biarritz.
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The city also recently moved to consolidate its confusing system of rental subsidies.
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I thought he was the most confusing, and also most likely a genius.
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It might have seemed confusing to outsiders, but we Turks generally didn't mind.
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" Clyburn's explanation for Biden's troubles was that "people were confusing goodness as weakness.
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Initially confusing and politically charged statements coming out of Washington were hardly reassuring.
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What do you think about critics who think the show is too confusing?
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Is it the most confusing movie of 2017 or merely the most provocative?
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PUGLIESE Trump is as frustrating and confusing and irreconcilable as any TV character.
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The backlash is confusing for Mr. Stalder, 50, who is married and polyamorous.
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We made it through February 2020 — and one confusing extra day of winter.
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The airplane wobbled a bit, perhaps because the captain's air data was confusing.
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People seem to be confusing Corona Extra beer with the deadly Wuhan coronavirus.
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No, that's even more confusing, and it's really not that complicated a theme.
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The interface is fairly easy to use, though sometimes it can be confusing.
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Picking the pain reliever that's best for you can be a confusing task.
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However, these bots ended up being hard to use and confusing for users.
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Consumers ultimately shrugged at the technology, which was slow and confusing to use.
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Influencer marketing relies on confusing the average user — that's what makes it effective.
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But for many algebra students, the jumble of algebraic symbols is still confusing.
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The UI for quests is still confusing, to new and old players alike.
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The story is profound, but slightly confusing when described in one fell swoop.
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It's confusing for my cat though, who always sleeps next to my head.
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Without better understanding of the full episode, it's probably confusing to most viewers.
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Ralph Northam made confusing comments that some took as an endorsement of infanticide.
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Let's look at a classic example from "I Love Lucy": So it's confusing.
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For the record, getting turned on in this manner can be pretty confusing.
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How did the used-car market get so confusing all of a sudden?
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It may seem a little confusing, but there's a strategy behind the moves.
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Sometimes public policy failures are opaque — layered with confusing complexities and unintended consequences.
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It's confusing at first, but eventually you won't be able to stop playing.
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It was a confusing exchange in which Castro appeared to mischaracterize Biden's position.
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It's was a confusing day, with stocks trying to rally and then failing.
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However, the moon also clashes with Neptune, so making plans may get confusing.
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It will be Johnson's job to make it all a little less confusing.
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And that contributes to the overall disjointed, confusing effect Cats leaves us with.
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But the substance of what Biden said about Afghanistan was kind of confusing.
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But some of the criticism reflects genuine confusion about a genuinely confusing answer.
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To the average person — well, many of us — it can be very confusing.
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I was told that it was confusing and my concerns were not valid.
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It was very confusing, especially since I was surrounded by special needs students.
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It's a nice touch, but the scattered, confusing layout can make ordering tricky.
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Trump's precise plans for pharma are more confusing than clarifying at this point.
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Confusing the boundaries between what's expected and what isn't makes Hammons always relevant.
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Confusing the boundaries between what's expected and what isn't makes Hammons always relevant.
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Yeah, the whole thing is that much of a big and confusing mess.
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Some users thought they were missing posts or found the jumbled timestamps confusing.
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Growers in California complain that the legalization process has been opaque and confusing.
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"It's confusing, you don't know who's white and who's black," Ms. Gordon said.
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Your ruling planet, Mars, opposes Neptune on September 24, which will be confusing.
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In a state with so many third-party candidates, this can be confusing.
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Cape Cod's shape, a hooked peninsula, is especially confusing to the migrating turtles.
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This will be an extraordinarily volatile and confusing time for U.S. foreign policy.
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CB: One of the speakers last Sunday mentioned not confusing David with Goliath.
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A "7 Moles" margarita debuted, confusing my tongue with a litany of spices.
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The translation by Ingvild Burkey is mostly excellent, though can sometimes be confusing.
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Whatever the case may be, however, his though process here is very confusing.
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In other words, it could be less confusing if everyone told the truth.
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For a lot of people I feel it seems to be very confusing.
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A patchwork of state laws that are confusing to both providers and consumers.
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Proponents claim the law is necessary to avoid confusing consumers — but given that the phrase "veggie burger" hasn't been especially confusing for consumers this whole time, it certainly seems more like an effort to keep alternatives to meat away from shoppers.
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They are all distinct devices with user interfaces that feel native without being confusing.
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Apple's use of 3D Touch in the new Control Center is confusing elsewhere, too.
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Believe me when I say this: I find the Snapchat interface confusing, and counterintuitive.
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Ride was always a confusing experiment, available only in Citymapper's home city of London.
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Another confusing aspect is the apparent lack of FM radio in the Model 3.
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In a series of confusing tweets, Barr claimed she didn't know Jarrett is black.
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