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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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).

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

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.

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

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

Giving up control is often confused with weakness.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Not to be confused with tennis or golfer's elbow (forms of tendonitis), this new diagnosis stems from the nerves that run through the elbow.

The mammoths should not be confused with the American mastodon (Mammut americanum), another ancient elephant from North and Central America.

Lakotas aerospace grade unidirectional carbon fiber blades are not to be confused with carbon matrix or carbon reinforced plastic blades.

For this discussion, type safety specifically refers to memory type safety and should not be confused with type safety in a broader respect.

And you know something, I've never once got John, Paul, George, or Ringo confused with Steve Jobs.

Geomagnetic axis: not to be confused with the geographical axis, as it often times is.

which often occurs before adulthood, may be confused with a cold or flu and can cause painful lesions to erupt throughout the mouth.

anger and disgust are sometimes confused with each other where you can see they are very different although the brows come down in both.

Not to be confused with the music service, Pandora the Linux-based gaming handheld is off to a solid start, according to The Register.

He says it was sad to see Saddam looking so confused, with his long hair and beard.

These labels should not be confused with those of the beach annual ranking system, which measures water quality across an entire season.

It is not to be confused with Zhaitan, which also awoke in the sea, but has a different kind of power and minions entirely.

The deployment of speech, which has no other symbolic value, has been confused with what discourse is.

Note: Not to be confused with the other Boltzmann equation, which describes how gases or fluids move energy around.

Plaintext (or cleartext) in this context should not be confused with plain text when referring to the format of an e-mail message.

Aerial photography should not be confused with Air-to-Air Photography, when aircraft serve both as a photo platform and subject.

Geisha have been confused with the Edo period's high-class courtesans known as oiran, from whom they evolved.

Many dot-come named themselves with onomatopoeicnonsense words that they hoped would be memorable and not easily confused with a competitor.

These temperatures are pipe temperatures and are not to be confused with air temperature limitations.

Classic should not be confused with classical, which refers specifically to certain cultural styles, especially in music and architecture.

If you are confused with any part of this, the software will walk you through to help you better understand.

Using the default time-based cache policy should not be confused with setting a default cache policy for your application.

Writing can point toward the ultimate reality, but it should not be confused with the reality itself.

The heat is not to be confused with kundalini energy flow that is fire element and light based in the new system.

Postuma stresses that REM sleep disorder is a rare condition not to be confused with the tossing and turning that most of us do every night.

The need for sex and the need for affection are often confused with one another.

Chinese "yellow literature" is pornography, and not to be confused with the English "yellow journalism" --sensationalist journalism.

Ramsden says: "Recognise the effects of poor nutrition on mood, as the 'low' of anaemia can be confused with depression. "

Her----should not be confused with miserliness; as long as I have known her, she has always been willing to assist those who are in need.

Mr Patrick (not to be confused with the ESPN sportscaster with the same name) has a hard-right agenda.

This is not to be confused with humility, which involves recognising one's failings but still maintaining a healthy dose of self-confidence.

This type of fantasy is not to be confused with straight science fiction.

The process temperature is the temperature just below the instrument flange and should not be confused with the product temperature.

In this manner , the query is less likely to be confused with the results of the query .

But there is always the danger in ASEAN that the process of consensus is confused with the substance of actually resolving conflicts.

Arbitrage is not to be confused with gambling, which carries a risk!

The static modifier should not be confused with the static statement, which denotes code that initializes the class.

But in the larger scheme of the identity it has enough support to not be confused with something else.

Confidence should not be confused with ego. It is complete wisdom, dharma, love, beauty, and is complete God.

This should not be confused with the need for additional devices to meet capacity requirements.

Long sustained epileptic seizures status may be accompanied by automatism, this state will often be confused with complex partial seizures.

Nationalism is not to be confused with patriotism.

The top-down management support should not be confused with the rollout approach.

It should not be confused with the work of a cameraman.

No. Probabilities are estimated from the rate of aftershocks and these are sometimes confused with the prediction of a particular event.

The terms synchronous and asynchronous are often confused with the terms sequential and concurrent.

Results Endobronchial tuberculosis were confused with pneumonia, bronchiectasis, lung cancer.

Furthermore, Loeb says, if the black hole is rotating, it would produce effects that could easily be confused with Bin-Nun's predictions.

This should not be confused with the original SourceForge project, hsql. sourceforge. net, which has been frozen.

He himself was often confused with causes and results, yet misunderstood it as the strength he shared with Thucydides.

Tonsil stones, appear as white spots and can be confused with a sore throat.

liquid can flow freely from a corpse's nose and mouth, so it was apparently sometimes confused with traces of vampire victims' blood.

Others are tightly secured with tape or rope, and thus not confused with an ordinary moving box more lightly wrapped.

Here you can see a closure named map, which is not to be confused with the Map interface.

For me, my FAMILY always comes first and I guess that's why I'm always confused with where I stand!

A word that is often confused with task or thread.

JH: Yes. You see, for Jung the central metaphor was "individuation, " which is so often confused with ego development.

Acidity should not be confused with sour, which is an unpleasant, negative flavor characteristic.

This temple should not be confused with the beautiful Tomb to Nefertari in the Valley of Queens near Thebes.

Conclusion. A high index of suspicion is needed to identify this benign spinal anomaly that may be confused with many pathologic conditions.

At first glance, calcite might be confused with quartz where both are clear, colorless, and " glassy " .

Not to be confused with disinflation, which is a slowing down of price rises (a fallin the inflation rate).

Axial MR images can be confused with schizencephaly, but sagittal images show typical findings.

They are also known as prototype cars, but should not be confused with prototype race cars such as the Le Mans Prototype.

But often in public and policy discourse the concept and measurement of governance is confused with the measurement of quality of life.

Empty arrays should not be confused with NULL arrays or with arrays containing just NULL values.

Acute classical swine fever and African swine fever are characterized by hemorrhages and can be easily confused with each other.

Confused with a ghost walk with his sister, met the two dogs are street mating.

Several distinct elements are often confused with the entire risk construct.

The occasional mood swing should not be confused with the persistent occurrence of one or more of the symptoms listed below.

I used to get jam mixed up with tomato sauce, and orange juice confused with apple juice.

True food allergies should not be confused with "food intolerances" .

should not be confused with people who automatically sacrifice their own interests for others.

This harmless, nervous "grin" is easily confused with an aggressive snarl.

Confused with so many formulas, he felt even despair to work out the entire statistic.

The clinical manifestations of CO poisoning are diverse and easily confused with those of other illnesses.

and specific rhetorical effect, whereas its operation mechanism has been somehow neglected or confused with the rhetorical effect.

"I am so very sad and confused with every emotion possible, " she said.

A butterfly must not be confused with a moth.

I shook my head, thinking he must have me confused with a dog.

Chopsticks are not to be confused with drum sticks!

Sometimes policy is confused with security and testability of an SOA initiative.

But diplomatic progress should not be confused with real progress.

But fair compensation should not be confused with outsize bonuses.

This should not be confused with measurements of shoot elongation.

TC should not be confused with TimeCode , which is a visible counter on screen throughout the film.

Depending on the quality of the paste, jujube paste may be confused with red bean paste.

The crumpet should not be confused with the sweeter English muffin.

Who sex workers are should not be confused with the work they practice.

Not to be confused with the ideal solution.

Teas are not to be confused with herbs boiled in water.

The fruit of the Spirit must not be confused with these gifts.

symbols of wealth should not be confused with symbols of oppression.

Confused with grammars and pronunciation also makes me embarrassed, especially in front of a.

Another crucial point is that exchange rate flexibility should not be confused with full opening of the capital account.

The main contributor is corporation bond confused with enterprise debt.

Symptoms, however, should not be confused with causes, and it is with respect to the causes that there is serious disagreement.

They must not be confused with the rear lights which are also red.

Third, the hermeneutics of the self has been confused with theologies of the soul-concupiscence, sin, and the fall from grace.

Healthy self-respect should not be confused with egotism.

Long-haul testing should not be confused with stress testing.

"I want them to have a mind of their own - to stand up for their opinions and thoughts. Not to be confused with talking back! "

Scientists suspect the buzz of adrenaline this causes is confused with the thrill of attraction.

It should not be confused with "connection pooling" which DB2 Connect also provides.

Trademarks should not be confused with trade names.

Such impairment may accompany aphasia or occur independently and be confused with aphasia.

The eruption should not be confused with atopic eczema.

Then, a truck in front of me after dusty, suddenly, I was confused with ash, damn it!

But access to capital or perceived control over people should never be confused with real leadership.

The version argument should not be confused with the RowState property.

An apple, bright red and dripping, induced | confused with Snow White, taste death's invitation.

In addition, the research of responsibility theory falls behind and illegal judgment is confused with responsibility judgment.

Nor should China's low ratio of consumption to GDP be confused with anaemic increases in living standards.

The term cultural industry is sometimes confused with the term culture industry.

After the reformation, Catholic saints were confused with local deities and revered as "gods" .

High tea, a term often confused with afternoon tea, usually takes the place of supper.

Therefore, they cannot be confused with each other.

The Qingbai glaze on such vessels appear more opaque and could sometime be confused with shufu glaze.

Hao was a good TA and always helped when we were confused with the procedure.

Love also can be confused with feelings of indigestion and gas.

Mainstream Mormons are sometimes confused with such groups.

But familiarity is sometimes confused with consistency.

Mammitis is apt to be confused with a breast carcinoma, Ti is made up 46^7%.

Utility is sometimes confused with usefulness, which is a misunderstanding of the concept.

The private taking and use of public property, such as water from a river or lake. Not to be confused with condemnation or expropriation.

It should not be confused with evolution, which is the study of how groups of living things change over time.

Rules are frequently confused with policies or procedures.

Not be confused with the ring, not confused, only between a read.

Dermoid sinus is sometimes also confused with dermoid cyst (a teratoma).

When the JavaScript appears in a page, the script can get confused with the Java code.

Allowance, which is sometimes confused with tolerance, has an altogether different meaning.

Skull base chondrosarcomas may be confused with chordomas.

Symptoms are subtle and easily confused with other illnesses.

seem like i totally LOST&CONFUSED with the same thing AGAIN&AGAIN. . .

In addition, this chapter also identified some concepts which are easily confused with medical mal-practice.

Show them how it's done. Younger toddlers can get confused with commands like "Clean up your toys. "

Infer is sometimes confused with imply, but the distinction is a useful one.

He says that elitism has become mistakenly confused with 'social exclusion'.

As days pass by, yesterday is confused with today, and today with tomorrow.

But they aren't al-Qaida and shouldn't be confused with it.

Notation, which is unambiguous and cannot be confused with octal character codes; similarly, hexadecimal codes such as.

Taiwan officials say the changes are necessary to keep state-run companies from being confused with those in China.

Asian Ruby (dont get it confused with Asian Ruby 2) is a lovely hotel to stay at.

I was confused with your behavior.

Aldar Beedo should not be confused with the Rodian named Beedo, who frequented Jabba the Hutt's palace.

It can also create sequences of atomic values, which might be confused with node-sets.

Third, electrical signals generated by muscular activity such as blinking are easily confused with actual brain-wave readings.

We also need to hurry up free so people are not confused with the Pro viewer option.

You clearly have me confused with someone else.

Honest design. But honesty shouldn't be confused with simplicity.

Many are so confused with the two different kinds of English accents that they choose to keep their mouths shut.

This is because ROLLBACK can easily be confused with the transaction rollback and ABORT is more consistent with other utilities.

As teenagers grow, it is normal for them to become confused with the changing world both inside and outside of them.

They are sometimes confused with the foam coral.

I always got confused with Henry's law and Raoult's law.

These are not to be confused with spider veins.

Loyalty to the people should not be confused with loyalty to the government.

Yeah you must have Jon Hamm confused with someone else.

When reading, I'm always confused with idioms, slang and colloquial words. Please tell me how to distinguish them.

Mrs. Baroda felt confused with Gouvernail's puzzling nature and found it hard to penetrate the silence which was not conscious.

Xerces C added C namespace support (not to be confused with XML namespaces) as of Version 2. 2. 0.

Between the two has the difference between the nature and cannot be confused with each other.

Anyway, at the time when I was very confused with mixed feelings.

Could love at first sight be confused with infatuation?

It--and they're not to be confused with the modern Hasidim who live in Brooklyn and who come from Eastern Europe.

I'm confused with so many kinds! Would you give me detailed information about them?

They are often confused with each other and they often arouse discrepancy in real life and judicial practice.

You don't want to wait . you are confused with the feelings.

However, this generates a compiler warning because the letter "l" is easily confused with the digit "1. "

I think you have me confused with someone else.

I saw the item 11. I am confused with it.

That was likely confused with St. Valentine's Day at some point, in part because they sound alike.

I'm afraid you have me confused with someone else.

United circa 2010-11 won't be confused with the treble-winning side of 1999, or even the Ronaldo-era double of 2007-08.

have you confused with someone else, or are you just questioning my point?

In English, for example, "miner" could easily be confused with "minor. "

Now, you're going to log into your server using SFTP (not to be confused with FTPS). Some clients that support SFTP are

Port forwarding or tunneling a port (not to be confused with a VPN)

Scripting variables should not be confused with environment variables that are defined at the command prompt by using

The "material" in objective existence should not be confused with the "material" in the philosophical category;

Feather Fall Constant feather fall affect (not to be confused with the spell)

Do I have you confused with someone else, or are you just questioning my point?

Content taxonomy (not to be confused with portal taxonomy)

Results Glaucoma misdiagnosis reasons: glaucoma symptoms easily confused with systemic diseases;

Thyristors should not be confused with bipolar junction transistors or field-effect transistors. BJTs

Progressive elaboration should not be confused with scope creep

We're going to admit we were a little confused with today's "Before We Go" video. We know that

Providers shouldn't be confused with provider methods. (In Guice 1. 0, they were considerably harder to tell apart. )

Benign lesions of prostate gland which may be confused with carcinoma in needle biopsy

People tweeting on the protests in #Sudan today, please use the #SudanJan30 hashtag for consistency. #Jan30 may be confused with #Egypt's

I was little bid confused with your weight and cube meter

Be mentally confused; with head giddy and eyesight dazzled

may be confused with the impulse of puberty;

It should not be confused with the product type hierarchy. Here are some points to differentiate the two

In this breed, because of the unique structure of the hairs, these horses may be quite dark in color and may even be confused with bay;

But girl I refuse, you must have me confused With some other guy

Girl I refuse, you must have me confused with some other guy