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Beckham will be looking a touch confused at the temporary tattoo bar as it turns out that there is no room left on his body for any more "art".
"It can be a bit confusing for people.
For two weeks, John McCain has lurched down a dead-end road on the economy, lurch from happy talk about "sound fundamentals" to gloom about economic crisis; alternately out of touch, confused and self-contradictory; then desperately reaching for another stunt with his blundering, transparently opportunistic intrusion into the financial rescue negotiations which crimped his debate prep.
A family change can be confusing for children.
I guess that's confusing for a lot of people.
In a way it might even be confusing for them.
Touch-screen and other computer-based technologies have security problems and are often confusing for older voters.
People were a bit confused for a while".
It's confusing for customers.
