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It expressed perplexity regarding the fact that the secretariat did not ensure a translation in the official languages of the United Nations, including Russian, of the Working Group report.

The Committee was puzzled by the reduction in the number of judges in the Supreme Court, and wished to [...][...]

Although preliminary, this resolves past confusion as to whether the inland-water operating component was included or excluded in the overall fleet analysis.

B.5, on actions taken by States for areas where no competent regional fisheries management organizations and arrangement exists, shows that in some States and in one regional organization there can be confusion as to the measures that should be adopted with respect to high seas fishing undertaken under the responsibility of the flag State, on the one hand, and, on the other, the measures related to conservation of resources and vulnerable marine ecosystems in the seabed and subsoil that are subject to the jurisdiction of the coastal State when such seabed and subsoil are part of its continental shelf beyond 200 miles.

In addition, in that connection my delegation wishes to highlight that in recent years the use of the ambiguous term “areas beyond national jurisdiction” has led to a certain level of confusion on how to deal with the conservation and use of those resources in the two maritime areas beyond national jurisdiction in question, namely, the high seas and the Area.

[...] border talk about the past and present – and wonder about their futures.

The feeling of bemusement the narrative conveys as the characters move in and out the Chinese neighborhood could be compared to the one experienced when entering, say, a diplomatic representation as it entices us into suspending our disbelief by sustaining that we are accessing a different territory – or, for that matter, when visiting other countries’ pavilions in world fairs and international exhibitions that are supposed to encapsulate national representations.

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Consumer International identified concerns that the number and range of labels isconfusing consumers, thus reducing their effectiveness.

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It is not only the broad scope of traditional knowledge that has confounded the debate so far.

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One area that many people new to Linux findconfusing isthe matter of how partitions are used and accessed by the Linux operating system.

Business has fundamental problems with the concept of extraterritoriality and believes that States should refrain from attempts to exercise jurisdiction outside of national borders unless there is a clear, demonstrable and substantive link to the territory.

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It was particularly puzzling that there had been little progress in processing even habeas corpus cases.

Rather, a frank and full exchange of views on the agenda will help us to develop a programme of work, and avoid any confusion during the course of the year and at the time of the adoption of the annual report of the Conference.

The trainings and briefings with LSO, the Ombudsperson and OAI, as well as clearer communications generally regarding the roles of the various offices in grievance procedures, will help reduce the confusion.

In order to improve international cooperation in the field of peaceful bacteriological (biological) activities and in order to prevent or reduce the occurrence of ambiguities, doubts and suspicions, States Parties are encouraged to invite experts from other States Parties to assist in the handling of an outbreak, and to respond favourably to such invitations, respecting applicable national legislation and relevant international instruments.

Researchers have long beenperplexed byhow general anesthetics such as propofol cause unconsciousness, but a study may have found a clue in the abrupt onset of a pattern of electrical activity in the brain that is associated with impaired information transfer between different regions of the brain.