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Aloneness is different than loneliness, although the two are a bit conflated and you can feel either without the other.

They conflated high food prices with greater food price volatility, which is best defined as variance around the food price level.

Accountability is being weakened, public watchdogs are being undermined and party and state are becoming increasingly conflated, it says.

But political gridlock should not be conflated with economic reality.

Resisting the pulse is now conflated with resisting people.

First, action structures are conflated with causation structures.

The issues of race and class are separate and should not be conflated.

The first task is to separate two problems that have become conflated.

brand building two pieces of a transaction can not troops, government regulation and trade center service functions not be conflated .

Trading volumes "conflated" , says Mr Milne, but markets remained open.

Correction: Eva Rijser of Edelman pointed out that I conflated two separate scenes in the movie.

The results of the two experiments were conflated.

Can these two definitions be conflated, or must they be kept separate?

Trading volumes " conflated [3]" , says Mr Milne, but markets remained open.

In doing so, he conflated two issues which no Iranian ever would.

The two were easily conflated.

In Japan, where it has been conflated to mean both fiscal consolidation and deregulation, the term is less illuminating still.

The investment motive for purchasing homes should not be conflated with the necessity of shelter that housing provides;

Statistical Analysis of Lexicalization of the English Conflated Numeric Compounds