It said instead that users had incorrectly interpreted its revised terms of service, which it blamed on its "confusing" choice of language.
After all the hullabaloo raised over replacing Andrew Jackson a confusing choice from the beginning with a woman on the $20 bill, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew agreed to slap a woman's face over Alexander Hamilton's on the $10, instead.
In the kitchen, technologies were being piggybacked, if expensively, to avoid confusing choices for consumers.
Americans were not well prepared because of the confusing choices and the inability of many to make that choice.
Sergeant Vela's former platoon commander, Sgt. First Class Steven Kipling, said the shooting of Mr. Janabi was a result of Iraq's violent environment and the often difficult and confusing choices that servicemen make daily.
Re "Misgivings About Nudging the Elderly Into Managed Care" (Seniority, March 9), which described the Bush administration's plans to use prescription drug benefits as a way to push older Americans into health maintenance organizations: As an elder care specialist, I counsel older adults, the consumers of the limited and confusing choices now available.
Organism-centered views of biological individuality seem widely, if implicitly, endorsed, though confusing choices of terminology can conceal this.
Customers will also have a limited number of insurance options to choose from, rather than having to navigate the confusing choices that more car rental agencies provide.
Because of the density of information, jargon, confusing choices and the multitude of third-party providers it takes to achieve a robust total rewards package, many employees are simply lost when it comes to figuring out how to make their total rewards work for them.
