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In response to that evidence, the D.A. said, "The more of this information that you put before a jury, the [greater the] chances of confusing them".
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(Since you're wondering, the iPhone uses a "speech bubble" icon for messaging, and a completely distinct envelope icon for email. No chance of confusing the two).
After all, there's no chance of confusing the purple-loving Viber for the more muted WhatsApp — and wanting a distinct experience is likely part of the reason phone owners choose to use different apps in the first place.
Therefore, there is little chance of confusing SASI reads with those of the sample.
Secondly, Alamar Blue data were normalized to contemporaneous cell counts in order to eliminate the chance of confusing an alteration in cell number with an alteration in cell metabolism.
The chances of getting confused are quite high".
Our neural measures suggest that increased distractor load led to an increased likelihood of confusing targets with distractors while increased speed led to an increased chance of a target item being dropped.
The major cause of confusing was likeness.
Yoke: This one is kind of confusing.
Don't give those hormones a chance to confuse your status as friends.
Year upon year, north-siders, as Cub fans are known in Chicago both because of Wrigley Field's location and to avoid any chance of being confused with the sometimes insufferable White Sox fans of south Chicago.
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