Many voters already confronted confusion and signs of chaos as they sought to vote Monday, or to figure out where they could vote on Tuesday.
In a war characterized by small, brutal battles, the Korangal had more than its share, and its abandonment has left soldiers who fought there confronting confusion, anger and pain.
This winter, the museum's new director, Francine Carraro, organized a symposium -- "Wildlife Art: Kitsch or Kunst?" -- to confront the confusion between images of wildlife in art and Wildlife Art.
As with many corrective actions, it is critical simply to confront the confusion: "Yes I am smart and evolved and successful and fulfilled yada yada yada.
It may be difficult to imagine why three generations of a family would choose to work in a mental hospital, confronting pain, confusion and intermittent violence.
In saying that, however, we must pause to confront two widespread confusions.
Like those great films, "Pan's Labyrinth" needs a child at its heart, because it is partly about a nation striving to define itself, and confronted by a confusion of paths.
But as the number of published studies continues to rise, thermal design engineers are confronted with tremendous confusion when selecting a suitable model or correlation.
In fact, coordinating these two breaks is one of the biggest areas of tax confusion new parents confront.
Why would the Mavi Marmara "peaceniks" or Turkish leaders expect anything other than confusion and bloodshed to confront them as it has everyone else?
