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At this point, long waves with a lot of concurrent users can get a bit confusing.

So life is going to be weird and different and confusing for a while on offense for these Mavs.

Because a consumer could be a component on a tier that serves another component, to call it a client component would be confusing.

And now it is getting actually really confusing because his walking upside up with, actually, the surface is to his left.

Whilst it serves as confirmation of what you have been given, it can also be confusing as you cannot necessarily put it into a time frame.

Money matters could provide you with one more bit of confusing information to deal with, but don't get yourself all worked up about it.

And, oh, she was one whose words could make black look white, confusing the innocent heart of this child.

He said he had Sarkozy's full support and would not resign; politicians attacking him were confusing homosexuality and paedophilia.

The fact that the same behaviour could be defined in any of these files can be confusing.

This terminology can be a bit confusing, so we ll look at it from a different perspective.

MEANWHILE, HETEROSEXUAL MARRIAGE SEEMS TO BE AS CONFUSING AND POLITICALLY CHARGED AS EVER.

i am not sure, it's kinda confusing. she told me that she chooses to be together with some other guy. then she said that she needs me.

For engineers, all of this might be a bit confusing, but that's why we never made it into marketing.

Thank you for trying to give me directions, but it's too confusing to me. Would you mind drawing a map for me?

don't get disappointed when you tell a joke to a woman while what you get is just a confusing sigh.

Trying to understand open source and how to apply it to sound business strategy can be difficult and confusing.

In this section, we will tell you how much you need to tell your child about this touchy subject without confusing them.

sent confusing signals to Iraq; perplexing to someone who knew nothing about it; a puzzling statement.

Let's say he was a tailor, He might have been called William the tailor to keep people from confusing the two Williams.

In general, the more curious things, the truth came out, the inside story the more common. Those cases are very common only confusing.

Let me say first that Solo can be a bit confusing from the outside because it's targeted heavily at a segment of our customers.

Many users find the word "merge" to be confusing, since it seems to imply that we start out with two things and end up with only one.

It is often least confusing to use the directory name as the alias name, so that the virtual directory might be called ExampleFtpFiles.

This discussion highlights the fact that test categorization can be very confusing - especially to the newcomer.

China's data are often confusing, and there was no immediate official explanation for the discrepancy.

Presenting a sloppy or confusing executive summary is like going to a loan interview in a dirty old pair of shorts, or even worse.

He saw the girl, whose face was covered with water, confusing tears or rain, and also he saw begging for pity in her eyes.

It is really confusing and we just want the Minister of Health to tell us when the law is in action, " said the owners of the Sushi Bar. "

Project is confusing as I really do not know how extensive we can set up and if it can be used in some way for scheduling.

The question of choosing a washing machine can be a confusing one and most of us do not think of it until our machine breaks down.

but in each case some component of the microbiome seems to be confusing the immune system, to the detriment of body cells elsewhere.

By her own efforts she had managed to make some sense of an alien and confusing world. But even so she had limitations.

This might shape up to be a somewhat confusing day for you, and you may feel like spending a little time alone right now.

This can be a very depleting and confusing time when you do not know exactly what you want or you do not feel strong, capable, or effective.

Completion control is a very complex (and sometimes confusing) system, but the fundamentals are fairly easy to understand.

The whole saga has been a self-inflicted wound for Mr Hatoyama, exacerbated by a succession of confusing messages coming from his cabinet.

Were immutable , then such hostile code would not be able to modify our program state in such a confusing and dangerous way .

This can be confusing because a Reader Names or Author field displays canonical data in an abbreviated format to make it easier to read.

But I also want to tell you that what I am about to say will be confusing.

If you've never been exposed to this concept of superposition before it can be a little confusing.

In fact, trying to sort through the various feature sets is like navigating a very large, very confusing, maze.

And indeed, confusing the issue seemed to be the intent, unless Jim is trying to claim ignorance!

Reducing these confusing aspects (cognitive load) allows software consumers of every type to feel better about a block of code.

Since Walter is not the tallest one of the four, then Scott's little brother must be tallest. Confusing?

There was no cliff-edge vertiginous quality, no claustrophobia, no killing acoustic, no confusing of atmosphere with noise.

That, of course, is a slightly confusing equation to think of.

If you've ever tried to work on the same document with five other people, you know how confusing things can get.

Why is all this so confusing?

I am no longer too embarrassed to ask people for direction , but I often receive extremely confusing replies .

All of these messages, though confusing at times, simply reflect the changing nature of sex roles.

She said I was a private person struggling to be more transparent but trying not to be, which was a bit confusing.

In the typical fashion of dictators, Libya's leader appears to be confusing his own person with the nation as a whole.

Behind the confusing veil of peoples' committees, the reality was that Libyans were denied any meaningful role in politics.

Since vagueness and ambiguity are quite confusing, the author makes a comparatively thorough distinction between them.

His magic is confusing, and I can never figure out how he made the plane disappeared.

The dashboard overwhelms me with a confusing array of digital displays.

It was the comment "we are all over this" that I found either confusing or offensive.

I wanted to keep my mind blank, like death must be, but father and Sol gusted in and out in confusing pictures.

If this sounds a bit confusing, you can refer back to " Leveraging Reusable Code, Part 2" for a lengthy explanation of this Java idiom.

Apart from him, the plot falls apart into a jumble of characters, unrelated stories, inexplicable laws, and confusing prophecies.

Investors, however, are confusing an opening in the dark with a handful of glow worms.

In the hand-to-hand combat, the action is often jarring and even confusing.

As a lecturer, he gave clear and even-handed presentations in a field that can be confusing and divisive.

Areas I thought were simple turned out to be a little confusing.

The large number of IBM products that are available, not to mention their sometimes complex interrelationships, can be confusing enough.

Give to pressure is not a correction based skill but it could be confusing to a dog that had earlier been trained with collar corrections.

If you think a piece of code is confusing, write unit tests for it.

There's much about this genrefication that I find confusing --- and, frankly, a little self-defeating for writers.

Her Yang mushrooms a face to see him, the savor is confusing, but has one firmness of silk hard detection.

While choice is a good thing for consumers, she said, it also makes shopping "confusing and complicated. "

Many online stores present confusing navigation because the designers are trying to serve everyone with one generic site.

"We will not tolerate market players disseminating confusing information in an attempt to manipulate the market, " Mr Tsang warned.

yes, trying to keep track of all the characters was quite confusing for me.

This may be confusing for the child , but that is all right.

I guess he's confusing the scenario where pair production forms out of energy during the early period after the BB.

It can be confusing to understand exactly what items are being passed with which batch.

This seems easy at first but when you get into more detail, it might be a bit confusing to correctly determine the keywords.

Confusing cosmic elements are at play and when the dust clears later, you may be sorry you rushed and made some of the decisions you did.

Be smart and wait a few days beyond this date because on the very day Mercury goes direct, it fills the day with confusing static.

They seem to be confusing manners with chauvinism.

I'm well aware that quite a few fake CMs showed up on your plane, gathering an audience and confusing people.

All the attention had to be flattering, and perhaps a little confusing, for Russian President Dmitri Medvedev.

If I've left something out or left something confusing or unexplained, I hope you'll let me know.

In time, we're sure you could get used to it, but in testing the HTC phones are just confusing.

I just don't want things to look to confusing, it's important for me to have something that unifies.

Confusing the enemy and disrupting their plans is a favourite tactic of the Elves.

In this Review, we attempt to summarize the sometimes confusing findings, and critically assess those markers already in the public domain.

This can be a bit confusing, but is an essential property of blank nodes.

Terminology can be very confusing because numerous terms have arisen in various disciplines.

What have been the most confusing or difficult or challenging experiences so far for you?

What have been the most confusing or difficult or challenging experiences so far for you?

The online social networking is so confusing and I don't know when to say when anymore.

Ancient Egyptians acknowledged One infinite God, Almighty, and Creator but added the confusing concept of trinity to the Unity of God.

As the year winds down, investors confront a number of confusing trends, making it harder to figure out if it's a time to buy or sell.

However, this doesn't mean that I find these traveling behaviors any less confusing and counter to what I think traveling means.

At some point, you're likely to run into a computer problem or task that's confusing.

This will be confusing to you, but the Giza Complex has no true beginning point in linear time.

It wasn't as shady as a tree but everyone sat under a tree. It would be loud, confusing and definitely not relaxing.

When using multiple back references, a regular expression can quickly become confusing and hard to understand.

Perhaps confusing the word frugal for cheap, is another issue with me.

But there still exist some problems in this process, in particular some confusing basic conceptions tends to lead to mistakes in practice.

Because this can be confusing, a chart showing which keys are needed by which parties for which operation is shown in the following figure.

Most people are more willing to say "yes" to small, clear, manageable goals as opposed to large, confusing and complicated ones.

Without intonation, your speech would be flat, mechanical, and very confusing for your listener.

You start revising process by reviewing your first draft. Then you change the parts of the content that may be confusing or incomplete.

Visualizing a workflow, especially when talking about something as nebulous as content, can be a little confusing.

This, of course, makes the code confusing to the next developer who must work with it.

To avoid this potentially confusing situation, do not use a return statement in a finally block.

Democracy can also be confusing. In Jiuxianqiao a simple majority has approved the developer's offer. But no one knows what to make of that.

Fielding multiple questions is confusing for the listener, and counterproductive for you. Ask one at a time, and listen!

Install process can be quite lengthy and confusing if lots of third-party packages are downloaded in the beginning.

The name of the source portlet, which sends the message, is confusing; therefore, you change it in this section.

Without knowledge of these characteristics, you might find working with Amazon SQS to be frustrating and confusing initially.

Imaginative play also helps kids vent confusing feelings they might have, such as anger toward a parent or rivalry with a new sibling.

APT may fail during the installation of the additional module, due to a confusing debconf configuration.

This may prove confusing for Hibernate - and for you as well.

Personally I can't think of anything more confusing than wandering down the booze aisle to discover a drink shaped like a bottle of Chanel.

If the above rules lead to confusing code or to code that squished up against the right margin, just indent 4 spaces instead.

The Internet may be a paradise for well-informed news junkies, but it is a confusing news junkyard for the rest of us.

Americans consider it confusing to avoid telling the true facts, even if avoiding the truth is done only to be polite.

Afterward, I moved out of my mother's house in Brooklyn and into an apartment in the East Village, and from there it becomes confusing.

We're finding they tend to be laid out in a confusing way, so that you're not sure where you are in the house.

He produced plenty of elegant phrases but little that was new, and quite a bit that was confusing.

Usually had little timid on him, and now in this limited space, he sudden culture, let me very confusing.

The transition from childhood to adulthood can be very confusing for teenagers.

It might seem confusing to swap the terms portlet and servlet, but a portlet is actually an extension of a servlet.

It would be hard to grab just one. Researchers think this "popcorn" effect might help the ants escape by confusing their enemies.

Application security can be extremely confusing and frustrating and thought of as a 'necessary evil'.

Sound confusing? Think of a virtual printer as another form of standard output.

The JCP process and structure can be a little confusing, so some background may be helpful.

Chi's team says inhibiting activity in the left ATL reduces the confusing influence of context, cutting down on visual memory errors.

One of the easiest ways to lose a visitor is with a layout that is confusing or where the content is hard to read.

Plus, the process area descriptions in the second section, presented alphabetically, can be very confusing.

White says a half-day course can teach native speakers to speak slowly, without irony, and to bin confusing verbs like "to put up with" .

We expect this confusing state of affairs will be resolved soon, perhaps with a merger of the SOAP packages.

This analogy is not perfect, and can be a bit confusing.

I found the linking between mountains a bit confusing, especially when I created loose links or assigned mountains to multiple parents.

I hope to have cut through much of the confusing hype which leads developers to believe that SOAP is the solution for everything they need.

Now I realize that in watching all the film's ads, and those initial confusing trailers, our collective skepticism has been dialed up to 11.

Using the script type helps to avoid confusing similar scripts from different user controls that might be in use on the page.

WwW. zIdiR. coM Port container crane pulley wear failure is one of the difficult problems confusing the engineering industry currently.

Indeed, all this confusing detail may be having the opposite effect.

If all this seems too confusing or analytical, just remember that there are only three reasons to love someone.

Deception: Supernatural means of confusing or evading opponents, from changing one's skin color to altering one's facial features.

This terminology of full and partial repositories is somewhat unwieldy and a little confusing.

Besides the fact that it's harder to maintain, this approach may also be more confusing to the users.

The 'big picture' can become even more confusing and incomplete if the player misses a quest or discovers key plot points out of order.

Instead they are confusing entities that seem to flit between one world and another to suit their own purposes.

The pioneer products of the late 1960s must have been confusing and frightening to a great number of people.

The U. S. Department of Agriculture introduced the plate-shaped icon Thursday to replace the pyramid that often was criticized as confusing.

Writer's indexes and tables allow far more customizing, although at the expense of a slightly confusing or overwhelming interface.

It might be confusing to talk about it in waking life with people.

a confusing jumble of road signs; being hospitalized can be confusing and distressing for a small child.

No one knows where the gesture's meaning originated from, but its double meaning has been confusing people for thousands of years.

Each has its own definition of performance, produces too many confusing or conflicting numbers, and lacks a simple summary result.

Do not hesitate to help elders with legal documents that are too confusing for them.

In a process already shot through with mistrust, confusing signals do not help.

But most of these require manual entry of port numbers and server addresses, which can be confusing.

At the moment everything may be confusing, as a survivor, you have two options: blank stare natively waiting for or.

The unexpected rebuff can feel confusing and suck the positive energy out of the air.

Not only has Facebook gradually eroded the privacy rights of its users, but it has done so in a confusing and opaque way.

Although the broad-based approach was arresting, it was blamed for confusing supporters on the right, as well as for personality clashes.

No, not if you're not used to it. It can be very confusing. In what way?

A sermon could be preached without an outline, but it might become a very confusing, boring and repetitive exercise.

"But this is a very vague and confusing area, as Chinas privatisation has been fraught with irregularities, " he said.

But if it is badly designed, the process will seem so confusing that you will probably blame yourself for doing something wrong.

I believe consultant acts as a confusing mechanism to a client. Provide options not a decision.

The formation of Youth idol TV series of concept is still unclear; leading to theoretical research in this area is relatively confusing.

Nancy: I'd like to know something about this college. Right now it's very big and confusing.

During September we noted confusing signals in statements that senior Chinese diplomats were making in various capitals around the world.

I don't think I have been particularly profound, but I think people need guidance and mentorship at a very confusing time.

Deferring to historical custom, astronomers, measure the apparent brightness of stars through the magnitude scale, a very confusing way.

Ruby: The proliferation of standards may be a bit confusing.

The early days of human division, I have been teaching the word "poor" and confusing career!

I could not believe that he was actually saying that. I had a very confusing moment.

Named let's are fairly confusing to talk about, so take a look at the following code and compare it with the code in Listing 7.

We were thrown off the track in looking for his house by some confusing directions.

It's too expensive to join a club and all this information about nutrition is too confusing.

Owned by the family of products, including the latest product, discard the original purpose of the brand, to make it more confusing.

Even when organizations design shorter surveys, the questions are often confusing and fraught with interpretation problems.

Its root lies in the confusing of the difference of the logic of process and result of thinking.

Victoria's head is spinning in confusing, turning in all directions, but still seeing eyes set on her.

One of the biggest problems with getting goals accomplished is confusing activity with results.

But what's different in all these confusing TVs, and what should you know before buying one?

The filter with reverse-size filter material is capable of running at any filtering speed without confusing the filtering layer.

Two out of three told the PPIC poll in December that the wording of the initiatives was confusing.

There is no basic data flow, an enterprise's production, sales, management and control must be vague and confusing, there is no data.

At first, it's confusing, but once yourealize she's trying to create a biographical striptease, it really works.

The labels on dietary supplements can be very confusing.

Do you think she's confusing me with God?

Conclusion The several confusing drug have significant differences, must be carefully identified and use, to ensure the safety.

Instead of a huge and confusing array of xiangmu designed to milk every last cent out of customers, we offer one core service: PS editing.

If you look into the future, the area of probabilities, you enter into a confusing maelstrom of symbolism mixed with actual events.

Even for those who follow Chinese politics, the allegiances here can get a bit confusing.

Esthetics question is in the philosophy domain one of most confusing questions.

Also, the interface is crowded and a bit confusing.

That night, or what was left of it, I could not sleep. My mind was full of confusing pictures and disturbed emotions.

Cheaper option The report says brands claiming some salts are more natural and contain essential minerals are confusing the public.

In the past, seems to always be so complicated and confusing, it was thought the girls love too Where is it now.

Some of the feedback on this excerpt suggested that I was confusing the issue or was altogether wrong about it.

Instead of software rejecting input, it must work harder to understand and reconcile confusing input.

Astronomy is complicated enough as it is, so you might wonder why astronomers give exoplanets such confusing names.

Murakami purposefully keeps explanations of the war curse confusing.

How do I provide information about the company without confusing our new team member - the "must knows" ?

Storing dates as strings can be confusing because dates are meaningless without understanding what calendar system is being used.

These can be very confusing times that could take you off your Path.

On this ground, the fallaciousness of the western utility theory lies in confusing the notation of the price and val.

I know this may sound a bit confusing, but it has some profound implications.

Day, cosmetic industry is in contend for strange bottle colourful while, also give agency, consumer more complicated and confusing.

And so it was confusing for a 10-year-old, saying, well, why am I being treated different today than I was yesterday?

Google recently announced that they have ceased development of Google Wave, one of the more ambitious and confusing collaboration platforms.

This requires additional cognitive effort of the user to filter content by relationship, rendering the experience frustrating and confusing.

I have seen women sneer at men for opening a door for them. They seem to be confusing manners with chauvinism.

Given the confusing studies and the fact that cell phones are a part of modern life, what is a concerned person to do?

At this point things started to get really confusing.

I was making the elementary mistake, she said, of confusing egos and shits.

And like a lot of the other changes associated with puberty, menstruation can be confusing.

All this has made an already confused picture even more confusing.

The spookiest chapter of "The Uncertain Art" is "Mind, Body and the Doctor" and concerns a "confusing nuisance, " the placebo effect.

In his research, Livingston describes this phenomenon as confusing social behavior with something called pro-social behavior.

At any trade exhibition there will be hundreds of companies offering thousands of products, a confusing jumble of displays and people.

Most ships break up on the way down, hit the bottom at about 100 miles per hour, and become a chaotic, confusing jumble.

These exceptions are fairly meaningless, and can be especially confusing when received by a client in the Web tier.

This sounds a bit confusing, but the pthread example below will clarify how condition variables work.

Again, EVMS is sophisticated, but its behavior can be a bit confusing at first glance.

Improving the user experience of Web applications can be a costly and confusing undertaking.

When Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997, he himself found Apple's product lineup to be convoluted and ultimately too confusing.

While the review these changes triggers may be confusing, or even painful, it will also free you to pursue far more worthwhile objectives.

Two men walked along the road to Emmaus discussing the confusing events that had just occurred in Jerusalem.

Finally, the truth emerged from behind the numerous confusing facts and materials.

The markings of a Namaqua chameleon match the sand in Sperrgebiet National Park, confusing predators.

Because of being shunted around in care for so long, my childhood is confusing. It's like a jigsaw with most of the pieces missing.

Giving them something drastically different every few pages makes browsing a more confusing and less efficient experience.

The problem concerning the probability, logicality , effectiveness and rationality is a comparatively important and easily confusing one.

Moving to a new country can be a confusing, even trying, experience.

The trick in making a family film. . . is finding ways to interest grown-ups without boring, confusing, or grossing out the younger set.

In an abstract sense, these database concepts may seem confusing, but in practice they're fairly straightforward.

The confusing matters make him unable to concentrate on his study.

Even after completion of a project, the accounting results may be confusing.

Then another security guard walked past us and said nothing, confusing everyone.

Applications should not intentionally obscure themselves under multiple or confusing names.

Government funds are limited and come with complicated eligibility requirements and a lot of confusing paperwork.

The setup is a bit confusing: upon submitting your application, you can set a 'List Price', which is the price you'd normally sell it at.

Players feel this is a little confusing because Frigid Dreadplate is way more down in the talent tree.

Having all these methods for parsing may seem a bit confusing, but it's only tricky if you're working with both versions of SAX.

Tickets can be booked through the Ghan Web site, but international transactions can be confusing.

eg: The insructions are terribly confusing. Could you help me with them, please?

This classification between material and spiritual pleasures is therefore confusing, unintelligible and untrue for me.

This might all sound a bit confusing, but it's actually quite straight forward.

Code that changes the loop counter in the body of the loop is confusing and error prone.