Conflicting tolls are common in the confusion that follows attacks in Iraq.
Sheriff Dion spoke at a hearing on a bill that highlighted the increasingly common confusion and contradictions that ensue when a state approves a referendum allowing use of marijuana for patients with cancer, AIDS and certain other diseases.
This accounts, perhaps, for a primitive but common confusion between the forces that make history and the facts that history makes happen.
Although it is a common confusion – useful for quiz-setters – that Abigail is the name of the socially ambitious hostess played by Alison Steadman in the stage premiere and TV version of Leigh's play, that is, in fact, Beverly.
On the one hand, many Goth's (and Metal heads) point out that the two subcultures are separate entities, having different origins and music tastes, and other disparities in clothing and habits, and that the common confusion between the two is merely the fault of an uninformed public.
LOIS A. ENGEL Washington, March 24 To the Editor: Although many might call the Freelancers Union a labor union, that represents a common confusion over just what unionism is.
The endocrine tumors exemplify the confusion that occurs when tumors are classified by common function.
He mentioned common confusion about the terms "automatic" and "semiautomatic," which, he noted, "are used interchangeably and that's not true at all.
He will give voice to the common grief, the common confusion, the common outrage.
Bratton's request, though, reflected a common confusion about race.
