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There are also the name of the food label to the font size of all sizes, it's easy to confuse the consumer.

One form of assistance is to confuse those trying to locate these communities, a type of cloaking so discovery does not occur.

Congratulations, but I think you're making a common mistake, which is to confuse your own situation with that of the economy in general.

Investors said the contradictory nature of Midwest's statement was likely to confuse shareholders.

As often with indices like this, there is a question over whether bundling indicators together serves to clarify things or to confuse them.

So it's easy to confuse its condition (bad) with its direction (better) and to lose sight of how much worse it could be.

It's very easy to confuse the signatures of the events of interest with background noise or a different kind of event altogether.

When a Man Woman foreseeable that he would lose; Men foreseen when his wife, he would confuse.

It did not confuse me to see "Treasure Island" in the movies and then read the book.

Some of his followers complained that this would confuse the workers, making the Bolsheviks sound like the anarchist-communists.

Sila is usually translated as "virtue" or "ethics, " but we need to be careful not to confuse it with Western ideas of virtue and ethics.

Computer science and software engineering are very different disciplines, and a lot of people seem to confuse the two.

It's hard to see on-screen and in print, and it's easy to confuse for a dead pixel on your monitor or a stray piece of toner on the page.

Be careful not to confuse the term "transaction" with a programming concept in which state is committed or not committed as a unit.

Two major U. S. book retailers have censored an image of andogynous male model Andre Pejic 'in case customers confuse him for a woman. '

Until you understand a little bit, even a little bit of the concept of Buddha nature, the guru will confuse you.

Factors such as smoking and socioeconomic status can confuse results. It is also difficult to measure accurately how much women drink.

The magenta and green version of the same hierarchy, if there is no separation of experience, this way is often easy to confuse.

The two of us moved as one. We lied to the safety and hope of a doctor who did not confuse diagnosis with verdict.

Moving together, the fish confuse the sea lions so much that they leave to look elsewhere for a smaller, less tricky target.

No one querying Google would ever for a minute confuse those interactions with a Q&A session with another person.

Flirting is sexy. Teasing is cruel. Do not confuse the two or serious, long-lasting hard feelings could ensue.

Whatever the impact, it would be a mistake to confuse the twitches of an economy on life-support with a lasting recovery.

Political tactics are not a substitute for political principles, and yet people confuse the two all the time.

We were told about the calf only to confuse the issue, to leave us in ignorance of the fact that there was also a bull.

I did not want to confuse you with the long sentences. You do not have to feel wrong. It was my fault.

Confuse it! Harry said desperately to Ron, and, seizing a tap, he threw it as hard as he could against the wall.

Michigan Congressman John Dingell accused Republicans of trying to confuse Americans.

First, it would be a mistake to confuse China and India's resistance to binding targets with an absence of action to address global warming.

In this case, I suggest you in addition to memorize prefix meaning, also can be this easy to confuse the verbs together and system study.

Needless to say, they also as a matter of course spread disinformation to confuse those who seek the truth.

What may appear ahead may confuse and bewilder those who do not choose to see through it.

A psychicadvised her to continually add rooms to her San Jose, California, mansionto confuse any ghosts that may try to find her.

I could have said anything else but I said confuse.

DO NOT CONFUSE THIS NATIONAL REPORT with the various regional purchasing reports released across the country.

Errors crop up in the dispensing of medications: It's easy to confuse products with similar names(for example, Zantac and Xanax).

That made me a little ashamed. But he went on, relentlessly: You mix everything up together. . . You confuse everything. . .

Do not confuse the concept of passing by reference with the concept of reference types.

Do not confuse ever the tangential acceleration, which is along the circumference, with a centripetal acceleration.

Swapping lab coats during the experiments did not confuse the pigeons and they continued shun the researcher who had been initially hostile.

Overloading, overriding, and shadowing are similar concepts that can be easy to confuse.

AWACS Thunderhead Don't let the jamming confuse you. Repeat; don't let the enemy's jamming confuse you.

Whether the wealthy should help the poor is an important ethical question, but to confuse charity with compensation is just bad economics.

Both sets of resources have similar naming conventions, making it easy to confuse them.

Easy to confuse Pinyin with english studying both of them in childhood.

The name that you specified might confuse others who try to read and understand your code.

Nowadays people like to use the two terms market research and marketing research, but many seem to confuse them.

China is indeed mounting considerable efforts on the innovation front. However, many of the pundits seem to confuse inputs with outputs.

Do not confuse the spiritual desire to create bodies with the physical desire to TAKE something to continue the growth of a creating body.

But don't confuse them with a simple stratus cloud clinging to a mountaintop. "Only a jaunty cloud hat" will do.

It's very easy to confuse the fields and place the XML document in the XSL fields or vice versa.

Fuzzy would confuse, not recognize the existence of a sense of things.

Feinting in the run-up to take a penalty kick to confuse opponents is permitted as part of football.

Contrary to the common understanding, "it has nothing to do with socially desirable pricing; people often confuse the two. "

Supplying a schema is just likely to confuse users since the form will fail silently without any indication of what they did wrong.

A few confuse the issue further by identifying their own style by a name that other dancers associate with a different style.

Do not confuse the workings of our democracies with a lack of will.

But many people confuse being assertive with being aggressive - as both involve standing up for your rights but are not the same thing.

It is easy to confuse the mechanism of authentication with that of authorization.

Do not confuse the representation and to gain insights into the affairs of the essence, the beginner's mind is the action of zen.

Tennessee's rescinded manual appeared to confuse lethal injection with electrocution.

But don't confuse him with the state lottery, which lures money away from poor people in a giant scam that promises to make them richer.

This photo of a hippo at Disney World has absolutely nothing to do with this post and only serves to confuse things.

Though I'm sure she's more than capable of it, it would confuse her brand.

When you're small and vulnerable, like these starlings, or like the fish, it helps to swarm to avoid predators, to confuse predators.

It's easy to confuse enthusiasm with usefulness.

All of these symptoms can confuse doctors as they have no obvious physical cause.

It is important not to confuse the international role of a currency and its exchange rate at any particular time.

Do not confuse leads and diagonals. Remember to keep in mind that at the canter to the left, the horse is on the left lead.

Let us then explain, for we do not desire to confuse.

Meanwhile, we do not agree with Patent Gene or Intellectual Property Right that confuse social relationship about gene.

Although most Champagne is sparkling wine, do not confuse Champagne wines with sparking wines from other countries!

Nothing will confuse Flora more than watching you pick at a lettuce leaf while you tell her that she must clear her plate.

There's a lot of instincts that we nerds have that are going to confuse the heck out of the non-nerd crowd.

As I said, there's a lot of backtracking in the story, which may serve to confuse some but is really important to the storyline .

Even worse is to confuse an improvement in a measurement of well-being with an improvement in well-being itself.

It is cruel for separate, the memory of it is clear, but it also confuse, let us save our memories after we separated.

Do Not Confuse Average with Incremental Payoffs Most managers naturally hesitate to throw good money after bad.

See, I am trying to just confuse you by giving you functions that depend on various numbers of variables.

Analysts too easily confuse a country's share of global growth with its contribution to global growth, but they are very different.

Do not confuse an object's default action with its value.

That's sure to confuse consumers, but it underscores the difficulty of coming up with a one-size-fits-all platform for mobile computing.

The submarine issue arose in such a way as to confuse the American people and their leaders.

Do not let the name confuse you.

To confuse and annoy, there is nothing like swearing in an obscure foreign language. Try. . .

At this stage it was easy to confuse lust and love, I think.

Donot confuse coating tools or containers. For that will cut the working life of resin.

She had learned not to confuse the Mayor with her husband.

small droglo looked a little silly in my armour , but at a distance it was good enough to confuse.

There was much nonsense going on to confuse the light workers, as you have experienced.

small droglo looked a little silly in my armour , but at a distance it was good enough to confuse.

There was much nonsense going on to confuse the light workers, as you have experienced.

These variables could have been called soldiers and trains, but that would confuse the mathematicians in the audience.

Do not confuse component managed aliases with XA recovery aliases specified on resources.

What that implies in your rather rare situation is not clear, but at least you will confuse the racists.

Electrical cables plugged in the wrong way would switch the "polarity" of a sensor, causing it to confuse left and right.

Lately I've seen many entrepreneurs confuse Open Source with Free so I thought it would be helpful to make the distinction.

Dont confuse this. . . object. . . this construction of Hephaestus with your own flesh and blood.

There are people who will try to distract, confuse, or persuade you to build the life they want, not the life that you want.

Start an argument with a shy person this will confuse them and get them wondering what they have done wrong.

It has nothing to do with socially desirable pricing; people often confuse the two.

There was the tendency, he wrote in 1961, to confuse good manners and good tailoring with integrity and intelligence.

Want to confuse your eyes and brain a bit?

Others still try to construct weird asymmetrical formations that confuse the AI and take advantage of engine weaknesses.

Do not pay the bill: to confuse you die you die with it.

Aw! Now, you're just trying to confuse me!

The global recession, he argues, is merely the latest effect of a tendency to confuse happiness and salvation with prosperity.

Some say that Cockney was also used by small-time criminals to confuse the police.

however , there is a distinction between va benefits and military disability benefits so do not confuse the two.

confuse, perplex, bewilder, puzzle, confound The police were baffled by the false clues left by the clever thief.

You are not poor when you know what confuse is, you are the poorest when you don't know this.

Do not confuse this use of the ^ with the use within a bracket expression.

My answer its exactly YES or NO and your will not confuse to do it , it's whether to stop or proceed .

Your situation and environment is ever changing, so be careful not to confuse things that are urgent with things that are important.

confuse me but I try not to let them worry me.

He got a wily plumber to run with the names of major competitors, to confuse, divert votes.

We should stop pointing fingers and making excuses that seem to confuse and anger more than unite our community.

This will confuse your antagonist, as you're not known for being a pacifist.

There are two important meanings of the word "English" which we often confuse.

Developers often confuse the cost of uncontended synchronization with contended synchronization .

Developers often confuse the cost of uncontended synchronization with contended synchronization .

Eg. Your explanation does not so much enlighten us as confuse us.

Such concerns are misplaced, tending to confuse a financial panic with a structural economic problem.

Tom and his brother are so much alike that they even confuse their mother.

He knew cerebral palsy was a muscle disorder that might confuse the schoolmates of Amy who didn't understand her disability.

Some people confuse the threshold displayed on this chart with the thresholds defined in Exception Processing.

This could confuse a listener, making it seem like the person has a short windpipe and therefore is small.

You know, there are a hundred types of brushes. Forget it, they will confuse you even if you know how to draw.

Typo domains confuse consumers and can generate unnecessary costs for the owners of the targeted web domain, say Moore and Edelman.

If periodic sounds of all kinds confuse Mathieu, this problem may loom large when he confronts complex musical beats, McDermott suggests.

If periodic sounds of all kinds confuse Mathieu, this problem may loom large when he confronts complex musical beats, McDermott suggests.

During the construction of socialistic new villages, people always confuse religion with feudal superstition.

So what I'm telling you now may confuse you a bit.

Do not confuse this with the DXL view element, which is the actual description of the view in DXL format.

Commentators also sometimes confuse China's rapid progress and likely emergence as a superpower with present-day reality.

But one should not confuse corporate welfare with a Keynesian stimulus.

The researchers say that the sounds appeared to damage the fish's hearing and so confuse them.

People often confuse the terms illusion, hallucination, and delusion, but psychologists use these words with distinctly different meanings.

In circumstance of, if have what matter confuse, be a then it possible to be life it loses.

but, i do not agree to use this way to tell people even at such especial occasion. maybe it will confuse people it is a joke or.

but, i do not agree to use this way to tell people even at such especial occasion. maybe it will confuse people it is a joke or.

Mist from the banks of rivers fields, bushes slowly up the pond, the farmer's roof confuse smoke Madadayo dancing.

It is always a mistake to confuse a cycle with a trend.

CNinsure's management says potential investors often confuse illegitimate payments to agents with legitimate incentive payments.

Neologisms dictionaries should neither be influenced by political current, nor confuse themselves with dictionaries of popular words.

Attention, one should not confuse between time sheet and different reports available for the employees.

It's important for your baby's safety to avoid blood glucose reactions that could confuse you.

One mistake I made early on, was to confuse social skills with the ability to meet people.

Slang for a confuse game of chess, where no player has idea of what's happening.

Often see someone now their confuse sth with sth else, do not add distinction.

Often see someone now their confuse sth with sth else, do not add distinction.

But investors forever confuse the two skills, and this leads to a damaging misallocation of capital.

Daji is an evil spirit. As a human being, it is one's destiny to confuse the sense and sensibility.

Sometimes witnesses will confuse movie characters with real events and describe the criminal as a famous movie star!

Do not confuse the interests of immediate, repentance bar!

The light may confuse us as it confused Peter, but there is no mistaking its reality.

Respectfully smile at everyone you see, you'll be surprised at how that will confuse those you meet.

Midrange: A-: No one will confuse this for a tube amp, but the mids are open, clean, and natural.

Bewilder --to confuse or befuddle, especially with numerous conflicting situations, objects, or statements.

Don't confuse me with Aaron just because we are cousins.

Don't confuse me with Aaron just because we are cousins.

It's really a great evolutionary survival tactic so that it makes it difficult for us to confuse reality with what you've made up.

To criticise rating firms for creating or deepening the eurozone's problems, therefore, is to confuse symptoms with causes.

Does the added action in a scene contribute to the main idea in that scene? Will it help sell it or confuse it?

Attention, one should not confuse produced configurable and alternatives of products.

Gillmor isn't the only one to confuse RSS with the apps that deliver it.

Don't confuse that with impulse; it has nothing to do with impulse.

Although unused imports do not affect runtime performance, they can confuse the reader and affect the readability of the code.

Do not confuse Exit statements with End statements.

Do not confuse shadowing with overriding.

Do not confuse shadowing with overriding.

I can't see the end of darkness, and swallowed my view, the entire body and darkness is an organic whole, confuse is human values.

They do original reporting, they do not confuse fact with opinion or rumor, and they make sound editorial decisions.

THIS industrial city on the western edge of Lake Michigan has miles of shoreline, but no one would confuse it with East Hampton.

your position, such as examples, facts or statistics. Do not "over answer. " You may confuse, rather than enlighten the interviewer.

Do not confuse giving access with giving away control.

Do not confuse this directory with the desktop folder itself, which is a virtual folder.

Making sure people don't confuse you for somebody else is important for friends and potential employers alike.

I think they may even be putting some of those obvious pastes in the recent SOHO too, to further confuse the issue.

Do not confuse your vested interests with ethics.

Do not confuse your vested interests with ethics.

Don't confuse income and wealth. Income can end with a dismissal notice or a change in interest rates.

We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty . When the loyal opposition dies, I think the soul of America dies with it.

I'll therefore concentrate on the differences that are likely to confuse you when you start working with BCEL.

But let no nation confuse our perseverance and patience with fear of war or unwillingness to meet our responsibilities.

Another common mistake is to confuse a prefix with an identifier.

China's push westward continues. Just don't confuse it with a major new stimulus effort.

It'll confuse you if you want to understand Chinese music.

The lawyer shot one question after another at the witness in an effort to confuse him.

Unfortunately, Javadoc and XML have adopted the same vocabulary, so be careful not to confuse them.

There are two types of balance that we often confuse: a static balance and a dynamic balance.

They confuse benevolence with rights, voluntary moral acts with proprietary entitlements.

Business and government both work to confuse and mislead the citizen, understating the true price (or taxes) to win customers (or votes).

Whether real zebra got their own jazzy stripes to confuse predators has yet to be determined.

There is no mind to confuse, there is only your spirit . . . your soul . . . the YOU that is only LOVE and all is accepted and understood.

Perhaps, Katz says, artificial sweeteners confuse the brain's ability to connect sweet tastes with the calories in sweet foods.

He has done more to confuse and mystify the subject than to clear it up.

I pure love you, do not confuse praise for the flattery.

The wedding ceremony is very beautiful, but the marriage is very terrorist Therefore don't have to confuse by the beautiful fantasy.

Feinting to take a penalty kick to confuse opponents is permitted as part of football.

Bringing it back in a big way would confuse Apple fanboys so thoroughly they won't notice they are wearing a glove.

The problem is exacerbated by varying international patent laws, which both raise the cost and confuse the issue of patent protection.

Continually switching between diapers and underpants will only confuse your child and prolong the potty training.

But he went on, relentlessly: "You mix everything up together. You confuse everything. "

I did not want to confuse you with the long sentences.

however, Japan has been reluctant to face up to history, and even right and wrong, and confuse right and wrong.

Introducing a new set of road signs would simply tend to confuse the public.

A word of caution, though: As with any social scientific study, it's important not to confuse correlation with causation.

While men may have the classic central chest pain, women will confuse their chest pain with indigestion or heartburn.

Sometimes even the free medical advice from our government only serves to confuse the public.

Sometimes I try to share my thoughts and too many thoughts come out and I confuse you.

Listing Exchange as an option might confuse the administrators.

Though the details of seamanship might confuse the reader, shipboard life was in other respects sharply defined.

These test "attacking" missiles also don't deploy accompanying decoys designed to confuse any interceptors.

But he has also gotten tons of mail over the years from people who confuse his sometimes nasty characters with the writer.

To confuse the two would make us lose sight of many important issues of guanxi.

Changes in product quality and the arrival of new goods confuse both consumers and official statisticians.

Each of the other vendors have myriad strategies that have a tendency to confuse even the most experienced of systems persons.

Each missile holds several nuclear warheads. Most of them also carry decoys--small false warheads--to confuse defense systems.

Do not jumble your speech, i. e. do not confuse your partner with too much information at one time.

What a pity that most Americans have never eaten pizza and confuse it for the junk food advertised on television.

It is important not to confuse Live Application Mobility with another recently announced feature of POWER6 servers: Live Partition Mobility.

What they often FAIL to consider is how changing URL syntax (ex: webpage. htm to webpage. php or webpage. aspx) will confuse search engines.

Do not confuse this with the term proxy server.

The scientists also tried to confuse the mice by switching the square that produced a food reward.

Experts add it is important not to confuse a stock market rout with an all-out panic.

Generally, I write grammatically correct British English, but it only takes one typo to confuse the tool.

I'm not saying any of this to confuse you but rather to enlighten you.

The spacing is something else. That's the footprint that's always being confused. People confuse footprint with spacing.

Sits, is lying down, hits two to roll, kicks several foot balls, match several runs, seizes several chapters to confuse Tibet.

We close escrow tomorrow, so seeing another house can only confuse us, and we're easily confused.

That will ensure that any future versions of the code can't confuse the older versions with new tags.

The bastard science of eugenics, he says, will haunt humanity as long as people are tempted to confuse evolution with improvement.

I can hear the objections: It could complicate production, raise costs, raise prices, confuse brands. Maybe.

Promotions confuse shoppers about pricing: a former boss of Asda called them "weapons of mass distraction" .

As for the second question, it is essential not to confuse UN sanctions with normal bilateral business ties between two countries.

Lawyers for the hamburger chain claimed that its new name would cause customers to confuse it with McDonald's .

Such appeals will not impress the ruling class - but they may well disorient, confuse and divide us.

Industrial companies often will confuse the two, they conferred on the name after the product to assume that these are market-proven brand.

He has a deep voice and a thick accent, which people sometimes confuse with pomposity.

Beholders use this ray to confuse the opposition, usually employing it early in a fight.

Best not to confuse these two, even if your interest is a highly creative things best not to.

So keep simplicity at the back of your mind all the time, and don't confuse it with expediency, which is the path of least resistance.

This can easily cause the programmer to confuse the two uses as the program is modified.

We must be careful not to confuse such truths with exact statements about the physical world.

We often confuse that with the dispatching of peacekeepers to this or that zone of conflict. I see it differently.

Sometimes our theorists confuse all the parts and sometimes they separate them.

What I learned: Fortune cookies are universally recognized in the United States, but they confuse people in China.

As English comic novelist P. G. Wodehouse once put it, 'never confuse the unusual with the impossible. '

Don't let the nameless fear confuse the eye and confound our strong belief of future.