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Minutiae that need to be flushed out are often left hidden, and confusingly intrinsic, behind those boxes and lines.

British private school, knows confusingly as "public schools" , attracts pupils from around the world.

One of ICANN's rules -- than no domains that are "confusingly similar" will be allowed -- could actually complicate matters on that front.

Confusingly, two separate conflicts are sometimes given the name "The Baron's War" .

Just this week, he asserted, confusingly, that marijuana consumption was up thanks to a rebounding economy.

Confusingly , Taiwan uses several different romanization methods - including a variant of pinyin, tongyong pinyin - and zhuyin.

The broadcast confusingly described the move as "an inherent need at a certain level of economic growth. "

That king was James V. It was James VI who later brought the kingdom under one crown, confusingly becoming James I in England.

Louboutin identifies the shade it uses as "Chinese red" , but argues that any confusingly similar shade would infringe the trademark.

Firms are increasingly fed up with the way America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is written (confusingly) and applied (vigorously).

More confusingly, everyone has a different definition of the "middle class" that is supposed to be behind this growth in consumer spending.

Confusingly, although they carry the "commodity" label, CTAs are not solely focused on the commodities markets.

The trademarks act protects the owners of trademarks from others who would use a confusingly similar trademark.

The Yi breeze takes back vision, some faces namely confusingly see toward the Feng feather.

Confusingly , Germany has two definitions of unemployment, and both rates are falling fast.

Cycling's Tour de France, three weeks of athletic agony, begins, confusingly, in the Netherlands.

Confusingly, though, it was there in the plaques of both sexes.

Confusingly, Mr Holland calls the pilots by their first names, though they refer to each other in diaries and memoirs by their surnames.

Confusingly, the ODA presents its spending on a net basis, and the final tally will depend on the future of the property market.

Don't adopt marks, logos, slogans, or designs that are confusingly similar to our Brand Features.

In addition, each of the subpages within version B contains a confusingly large array of links.

Confusingly, some thought the 6. 8% figure artificially low while others believed it was too high.

The result is a lamentable loss of credibility and, confusingly, three competing narratives.

In the 1920s, Sears, Roebuck and Co. even sold a mail-order home modeled after Mount Vernon, confusingly called "The Jefferson. "

Confusingly, even as median incomes rose, median earnings for full-time workers fell by about 1% between 2005 and 2006.

New words in a language at first seem strange and confusingly similar to each other.

These are very confusingly named operations.

in the case of a mark that is distinctive at the time of registration of the domain name, is identical or confusingly similar to that mark;

Here is an example of a correctly (though confusingly) indented piece of Python code

Despite these confusingly close names

Confusingly the drafts contradict each other in some important respects;