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Now this confused Satan a bit, so he walked up to the man and said, "Don't you know who I am? "

It isn't that complicated, but Wall Street is so full of mumbo-jumbo that it's easy to get confused.

The children gave a confused account of what had happened.

It does not seem to know the future, it seems a distant horizon, the horizon seems to be confused.

I left the town, is in his confused and puzzled look, and I do not Huan depression in the mood to leave.

However, I still did not give up, to finish my "masterpiece" , the pot of tomatoes and eggs confused "after the turn before owner" of.

It was just an episode, we would have deserved to win. The game was very uneven, it was a bit of a confused game.

It is often confused with transvestitism, even though the two are distinctly different.

But I do not know you, so I'm so confused sometimes, you seem very far away from me, go not into your heart.

Perhaps the time to hear here, you will feel confused, how could life not the point?

Before you suppress the warning, carefully consider how the users of your library might be confused by the matching name.

Already, her case is often confused with the rape and murder of another British woman, Lindsay Hawker, in 2007.

Forgiveness is often confused with absolution, since the terms are used almost interchangeably in most religions.

Be that as it may, many people are still confused about how much -- and whom -- to tip.

"What was a dream? " He looked really confused and tired. He seemed worried and I could tell he cared.

A ghost site is not to be confused with a retired or invisible site (one which doesn't exist anymore and results in a "Not found" message).

As a university student, my future for me or a confused, but my belief has always been a firm must be paid ---- return!

He was also confused when a driver said he would pick him up at six o'clock, and held his right band in a gesture familiar to himself.

On a Chinese New Year's Eve , my uncle spoke to me in Chinese , but all I could do was stare at him , confused , scratching my head .

She had never know her thoughts to be so confused, unable to gather anything from then.

I've always been a bit confused about self and egotism because I instinctively felt both were barriers to understanding.

Numpad : Confusion- When activated, the enemy is completely confused and will not react to your presence at all, even if you are uncloaked!

Don't . . . . . . , thus you could make confused with you , let me loss trust with you .

HTC is finally pushing its own brand after more than a year of strategic adjustments that often left investors confused.

Commodity purchase and sale of the "clawback" is a high usage of the term, but rebates and discounts, commissions often easy to be confused.

She had never known her thoughts to be so confused unable to gather anything from them.

But I tell you that there are colors of punctuation points, maybe you will be close to you may be confused that I mystify.

She thought the child must be a little confused at meeting a stranger instead of Miss Ley, and unhappy in his disgrace.

I'd like you to put a small suggestion, Morning Reading for students to read slowly, read too quickly confused and ineffective.

I wonder if after the intervention if you could end up terribly confused, unable to understand why you're feeling a particular way.

Torn between loving her parents one minute and hating them the next, she was confused by the ambivalence of her feelings.

This is not just a confused individual pretending to be the returned Christ, there are lots of those including a few on GLP too.

I'm not crazy, I said, just a little confused sometimes.

She looked at him in dismay, very confused.

They were unable to make much sense of the confused story he told them through his sobs as soon as he was able to speak.

However, it should not be confused with that of the fermenting pulp.

I used to be a bit confused about the differences between different teaching approaches.

MCS provides this capability by introducing the concept of a theme policy (not to be confused with a Portal Theme).

His uncertain directions confused us; we did not know which of the two roposters to take.

The competing melodies confused the little rabbit and he did not know which way to turn .

He said the "cacophony of voices" from different euro zone states had confused markets with mixed messages.

Haggis expected that, as an O. T. VII, he would feel a sense of accomplishment, but he remained confused and unsatisfied.

Confused: Perhaps my problem is still my desire to eliminate all my desires. . . a very paradoxical stubbornness.

The teenage who are lacking in social experience are easy to be confused by the strangers' appearance .

I used to be very confused with my identity, but now all the problems have been solved.

However, it seems that it had come so fast that I've been made confused even before I could get ready for all this.

Maybe it was just a very convincing dream that I'd confused with reality.

And I believed that the Brussels-based elite was a "new class" that had confused its own interests with those of the continent of Europe.

La it, he had found himself in a deep forest, where he'd apparently wandered in the confused aftermath of a berserker frenzy.

A young woman, so confused she appeared to be blind, gazes in incomprehension around a field strewn with debris and fallen branches.

By yearend, investors of all stripes were bloodied and confused, much as if they were small birds that had strayed into a badminton game.

The first Christians were known as the Nazoreans (not to be confused with Nazarenes), and the Ebionites were a direct offshoot from them.

Ratner seems to have confused the mechanisms involved in the perception of danger with the fear response itself.

She wanted pleasure, she wanted position, and yet she was confused as to what these things might be.

I know this is not the point of "I cannot finish a movie one day" , I am still confused sometimes of considering what I should do now.

If you're confused about how much water you really need, I'm not surprised.

"I gave her rather a lot of brandy, " she said, "It's made her a little voluble. But not confused, do you think? "

Many do not know where things start, a waste of time sitting in the classroom, painful quest, the quest confused!

He said by inducing the out-of-body experience it proved it was more like a brain malfunction when sight, touch and balance become confused.

I thought the special effects were amazing, but I got a bit confused. The plot was too complicated for me.

Confused, Joran did not have time to draw his small dagger before the three men surrounded him, knocking him out with a heavy wooden club.

So you see, it's not always the BIG, BAD, teenagers. Plenty of us are just confused about ourselves and are still figuring things out.

Is no longer a lonely person, it was shared, it was shared out the memory of a confused and wandering out of a period of time.

Translators should be fully aware of the commercial terms of the context dependency, do not be confused with the general vocabulary.

Cosette, who only understood in a very confused manner, redoubled her caresses, as though she desired to pay Marius' debt.

It's as though some Europeans are confused about their identity and are now trying to construct one in opposition to Islam.

The disorder is often confused clinically and histologically with Kaposi' s sarcoma.

I'm always confused when people rave about how much they "save" at warehouse club stores.

It is only natural, then, to be confused about what happened during your first meeting, or at any subsequent meeting, with your doctor.

This isn't just a problem for your mother; even sophisticated computer users can easily become confused or make mistakes.

I greeted him in a confused manner, unable to believe my eyes Suddenly he looked closely at me and gasped.

After that I knew in a confused and illusory fashion that there was an unfathomable mystery I did not know but that agitated me as if I did.

I turned around to see my dad looking at me, disgusted and confused.

It said the South must have been confused by blasting at a construction site near the border.

For this reason, peppermint (Mentha piperita) is often confused with spearmint (Mentha spicata).

Because the wheezing sounds so much like asthma, it is often confused with this.

Good confused mind, empty, not touch marginal, as if I alone wander in the sea of central, finally is able to reach the shore.

For a confused moment she tried to remember Charles' face--how he had looked when he slipped it on her finger.

Most non-scientists seem to be quite confused about precise definitions of biological evolution.

This event is often brought on by stress or trauma, leading the confused young werewolf to lash out at whatever is hurting him.

"Why, Mr Eric, " a clearly confused Gadaffi plaintively asked me, "why are the Americans trying to kill me? "

He walked up and down the wide streets, trying to admire the modern buildings. He felt confused.

Her sense of right and wrong was confused by a passion to which she had so madly surrendered herself.

When I called him at his home in England, he professed to be just as confused after 15 years of thinking about Japan as Hearn was.

The letter confused Franklin and he decided that he had to talk to Rachel, even though she was still angry with him.

Confused ghost said as she dragged the child over, and hit him in the face.

At this point, Chiang Kai-shek took a hand and again, as in Manchuria, introduced chaos into a confused situation.

Mycotoxin in feed caused by pollution and its harm farmers is still easy to ignore the problem, and easily confused with other diseases.

His ambiguous directions confused me , we did not know which of the two roads to take .

With a confused look, Todd asked if my dad was ever annoyed with having to pump gas for his wife all the time.

His ambiguous directions confused me , we did not know which of the two roads to take .

With a confused look, Todd asked if my dad was ever annoyed with having to pump gas for his wife all the time.

and she thought he looked a little confused as he answered that he had never been so fortunate as to meet Miss Bennet.

It had been raining from yesterday night to this morning. In the coolish air, my long-confused heart freshened much more all at once.

Do not know why I always weep with no reason in front of you which made you utterly confused and disconcerted.

Need to taste a cup of tea slowly, the truth need to understand in detail, glass of red slip down the only people confused wine.

He seemed lost in thought and nod his head, but I can still see the upset and loss from his confused eyes.

they must have confused me with my twin brother Rod. he's been sick all the week, but i'v never felt better in my life.

His ambiguous directions confused us; we did not know which of the two roads to take.

However, workaholism is often confused with being over-worked.

Although chest pain is the key warning sign of a heart attack, it may be confused with indigestion, pleurisy, pneumonia, or other disorders.

It would be easy to get confused with the Radisson Hampshire - that hotel faces right on to Leicester Square itself.

In contrast, the United States seems to be mired in a political stalemate that becomes more complex and confused at every turn.

Of course, the remoulding of the exploiters is essentially different from that of the working people, and the two must not be confused.

At first I was confused and admittedly a bit angry, but then and there I realized it was an honest mistake and decided to just roll with it.

The author had confused the name of the Pacific port the ship had left with a city of the same name on the Atlantic coast.

He worked as a teacher in Beijing, spoke fluent Chinese and was bright and convivial. At the moment he was also a bit confused.

Confused in the extreme in their logic, these self styled theorists did not know themselves what they were talking about.

Some of the tinier kids are confused and are even heard to ask, "Are we really sending him to space? "

To the general public, depression can be easily confused with stress, as it may be a response to some types of stress.

Now, however, I'm job hunting and trying to write a resume, and I'm confused about a few things.

A few years before my 40th birthday, I was still confused about many things, the history of my own country was one of them.

Bill was confused, because as he listened to her she appeared to get no benefit from his support. To him she just seemed to be going deeper.

You'll become confused if you let someone tempt you into doing things that you aren't ready to do.

Philosophers were unknown yet and the fundamental stake was one of religious toleration slightly confused with defeatism .

The second-hand shops should not be confused with the kind of high street thrift shops found in London or New York.

The answer is: attention to his wife, spoiled Jiqie, good pet lust, which is often confused monarch.

A dog or a cat might behave as if it were angry, lonely, sad, happy or confused, but that was only in the eye of the viewer.

To get a kernel version, it would be very confused if it got back a NetBSD version number.

I am a bit confused about all the hype around Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) -- and you seem to be caught up in it.

Missoula, Montana, is one of these towns, but it possesses some indefinable spirit that keeps it from being confused with any other.

The hemlock is often confused with the water hemlock a different plant altogether, causes convulsions.

Sitting in the bus, and looking at all that moved backward quickly outside window, I was confused much more.

The concept of "note" is often confused with that of "footnote" .

Though she looked steadily at me, I saw that she was rather confused.

Permission to be a contender, however, should not be confused with an opportunity to win, and still less to govern.

The fish being chased apparently became confused by the sounds and began to either swim around in circles or stop swimming altogether.

Doctors in India say the toddler is smiling but seems to be confused about the loss of her extra limbs.

The Chair thanked the Delegation of Argentina, indicating that it was right and acknowledged that was what caused him to be confused.

Giving up control is often confused with weakness.

There was no way she could come to terms with death, she lay night after night in a confused terror.

He looked dazed and confused and I could see that he was searching for the right answer.

Confused also looked at the dim light of the sky, quietly closed the eyes, what do not want to, and what are up from the mind.

I'm not under the illusion that all my selves are equally appealing, though, and this was where I got confused to the point of paralysis.

Our son, our first born, his joy and pride, sit to the right of me seeming just as confused as me.

Brand name of the damage, part of a deliberate, is part of the muddle-headed , deliberately bad, to help injured people confused brand.

Scrooge slowly returned to his bed , more confused than ever . The more he thought about the lost time , the more confused he got.

The word idiographic is not to be confused with ideographic , which is the adjective formed from ideogram .

Even an American may be confused by the number of knives, forks, and spoons beside his plate when he sits down to a formal dinner.

When passing through customs or driving alongside police cars, I harboured a confused wish for the uniformed offcials to think well of me.

However, earlier cultural studies often ignored the relationships between them, and confused the concepts of culture, ethnicity and race.

A confused tourist tried to drive his car down into a Paris Metro station after mistaking it for a car park, the Daily Mail reported.

These so-called bath salts, not to be confused with cleansing products, are an inexpensive, synthetic, super-charged form of speed.

Tea is confused, the 15th for people to eat greasy before Spring Festival period overmuch and creating something of a characteristic meals.

A human being confused, disorderly, uncertain, in trying to establish order only creates more disorder.

This confused the two women judges next to him. Their expressions looked as if they were saying: Why the drama?

To strictly distinguish between the " should" , " must" , " can" , " allow " vocabulary of mandatory and compromise, not to be confused.

He failed to stand up to the militarists and kept issuing ambiguous statements that confused everyone.

"When your glucose level drops, the symptom is confused thinking, not a change in breathing pattern, " he said.

To avoid getting confused about the British tipping system, you need to check your bill to see if a tip is included or not.

"What were we trying to work out? " asked the mother, a little confused.

By trying to ignore it, we end up addicted, depressed, purposeless, confused, and stressed beyond belief.

Also known as change request management (CRM), not to be confused with customer relationship management.

When we saw such equipments here, we were very confused with a bit of upset feeling.

This fact was somehow so mixed and confused with his opinion of his own situation that it seemed almost a proper reason for tears.

The other type can be confused between reality and imagination, unable to tell one from the other.

If she can be cloned into a new one, I'll be very happy but confused.

It was just a confused , transitional phase anyway .

Lenin declared that it was more important to not be confused with the reformist social democrats.

In the model of Direction-Of-Arrival (DOA) estimation of narrowband signals, the concept of coherent signals seem more confused.

I do want to chatter with you. But what you were saying do make me confused. I could catch little those seem easy. Ouch. . .

The reshuffle left observers confused over the strategy, underscoring the opaque nature of China's state enterprises.

I was totally confused at first, but I began to see the light after your explanation.

If you're still confused as to what I mean, check out the earliest innovation of this concept, Goggles by Google.

The ease with which I could get in a car and drive to any place left me bewildered and confused.

"The truth is that I'm confused about what to tell you, " I said.

It seems very easy to get confused about what standards are emerging where, and what standards efforts are important to watch.

When the boy seemed confused, his father brought out a picture of himself in full Marine dress.

The common women, who had to work for a living, couldn't possibly lace tightly enough to be confused with the ladies.

As a prisoner in a court of law is only the most recognized crime is " confused" , and will play in mind that their character what.

This answer so confused poor Alice, that she let the Dormouse go on for some time without interrupting it.

The reader will become impatient or confused upon finding two or more versions of the same word or expression.

It is an industry that connoisseurs prefer to see as a calling, where snobbery abounds and where priorities can get confused.

However after years of being "undervalued" in the job market, some students get a bit confused when they receive offers early in December.

It's not that I don't have one. It's just that I am, like the rest of the country, too confused to think straight right now.

She had never known her thoughts or her intentions to be so confused.

As far as romantic love, children are often confused as they try to make sense of impressions they see and hear.

Confused and irritated when he goes to Betty's apartment, his tongue turns into a "fat thumb" and he has difficulty speaking.

The coding should not be so complicated that the abstractor is easily confused or likely to make poor decisions.

The introduction includes a section that breaks down an assortment of XML terminology that is often confused.

They go through life as if in a trance, closed, confused and easily overwhelmed.

Walk out of the classroom crying and looking very confused, like you're just going through the trauma of adjusting to a new homeland.

Idle boring afternoon wander casually into the street a bit, I looked around the unfamiliar environment a bit confused.

The little droid gets blasted by battle droids confused and surprised by Obi-Wan Kenobi's outwitting of the general.

The long journey your suffering and pain, or confused, and I belonged to your mental suffering.

Now, as a journalism student, perhaps he would not engage in journalism, but I now feel I have learned confused.

I must look confused. She smiles a little. "I don't think his mom could bring herself to call him anything at the time. "

But the writing certainly does convey how the west has interacted with the east, and how the east might be confused by our demands.

The easiest method for importing the Java files is to create a Java script library (not to be confused with a JavaScriptlibrary).

He said businesses that tried to serve multiple stakeholders got confused .

If the total on the dice is less than 7: The character is confused by the gas! Te character's movement for the turn ends immediately.

The five sacred solids, as you can see there. Which is not to be confused with the five sacred salads.

He sighed, with mouth energetically to peck at a few, the screens down nothing, his mouth Daoba confused Sheng Teng.

One may be surprised to understand that Eagle is related to porpoise, which should not be confused with dolphins and whales.

This makes the journalist trying to read it confused and angry.

Often a smudge in an old photographic plate is confused for an invading hoard of angry aliens hell-bent on giving us a bad 2012.

Mary stands by the cross, not only brokenhearted, watching her son tortured and tormented, but no doubt confused, bereaved, and bewildered.

Having talked about all these problems and differences, some of you might be confused, disappointed or worried.

Chiang was a confused Machiavellian with none of the clarity of thought or well-conceived tactical principles of the Italian.

He said Zhou had been confused when asked about the French Revolution and the Paris Commune.

And the much-awaited announcement of the bank rescue plan left everyone confused rather than reassured.

Against the wall, the strangers watched, confused, wondering what I was doing, standing there motionless in the middle of the street.

The blindfolded Claire is eventually let out on a deserted stretch of beach, unharmed but terrified and confused.

"This lopsided 'analysis' is a classical apples-and-oranges analogy that truly confused the issue, " he said.

If millions of Japanese wondering what they need to do to get out of harm's way are confused, there is good reason for it.

Don't go thirsty. If you don't have enough to drink you can get light-headed, dizzy, headachy and a little confused.

The passage contrasts the free, unhindered path of the just with the dark, confused way of the wicked (v. 19).

Yesterday, I cried. You must have been relieved to see the softer side. I can understand how you'd be so confused.

Long ago in the ascension temples, certain groups tried to ascend up the matrixes , as they were confused.

I was confused that the thief didn't take his laptop but didn't pursue the matter. I then saw him selling my laptop at the market.

It was the first time Huan Zang had seen his wife weeping. He was confused.

It might have confused you, but you still managed to return it with force most of the time.

Keratosis seborrhoeica is very common lesion and easy to be confused with some other diseases.

The continuous exchanges further confused their wits, and yet held off an unendurable loneliness.

Your serve was perfect. The way you served the ball confused me every time. You played two ace-shots as well.

Here, the buttons could be labeled "Allow" and "Deny, " and no one would have been at all confused.

I understood then. Of course this boy was more confused than me; he couldn't even remember his own identity.

As a great novelist, Delillo depicts vividly a picture of the religious confused citizens struggling in a distorted post-modern world.

The two appear to be completely different mythical creatures, and should not be confused as the same beast.

Hope that through this matter, we will learn something. Share with you! What is the true friendship? Let me confused!

The user will get very confused, as they seem to enter a page with nothing in it.

Will not look at future me, good confused . . . As if, not wants not to strive for!

One area where new Web designers may get confused is determining where to put the floated element within the source document.

She became confused and told them she had not called them.

The uniform ones are the confused and inane eyes and not sexy lips smeared with the same red lipstick.

Such cells should not be confused with solar collectors, the devices used to heat buildings and produce steam to generate electricity.

The two wore cream-colored pilots' overalls and did not speak to the camera but appeared confused.

It's actually amusing to note the confused expression of the waiter or waitress as you confirm. "yes, table for one, please. "

It's created by a couple of hormones: vasopressin and oxytocin (not to be confused with Rush Limbaugh's painkiller OxyContin).

It was my first time to come here previously, I was confused and did not know what had happened.

Tepco's attempt to impart information has left the public mostly confused and incredulous.

He or she could feel just as nervous and confused as you do.

They confused me with conflicting accounts of what happened.

You can tell by the slightly confused look on their faces that nothing on the ground seems to match the map.

But the public is rightly confused, and with that confusion comes legitimate concern.

She was speechless, just looked at him confused.

Jingjing too small to have been confused about this next Well, she knew: the pain is on the left!

Hut the notion of the closed difference of height difference is always confused in the practical use for construction survey.

SDRAM should not be confused with SRAM, or static RAM, which is extremely fast and expensive memory used for processor cache memory .

Without societal "norms" for gay people, some can feel isolated or confused when it comes to matters of the heart.

Because no matter what I hope you come out confused, to find their own piece of the sky.

Everyone's making control of me. Seems that the world's got a role for me. I'm so confused, will you show it to me?

All the headlines confused me and the writing style of the articles was quite different from that of what we usually read.

I was present myself, and I remember to have felt quite uncomfortable and confused, at a part of myself being disposed of in that way.

In the rear of that star eight or ten forms were moving about in a confused way, black, upright, indistinct, horrible.

Later, on the desert floor at the base of the cliff. DOGGETT and his agents are investigating the scene. They look a little confused.

But he has a terrible experience. Thinking with logic, he becomes deeply confused as if sinking in quick sand.

My friends were confused about me, but I'd throw them off my trail by embracing the persona of a cynical, slightly neurotic fatalist.

Was really confused, but after some frustration felt after beginning to come into.

American football, not to be confused with the football called soccer, is the American national sport.