The fourth control craft eventually rounded up the confused landing craft looking for directions and, using a bullhorn for communication, led them in.
Donald Trump landed in Scotland on Friday in a typically confused state of mind.
In fact, the eye organization is so peculiar that it has led Mike Land to comment: "One is tempted to conclude that these eyes, so unlike anything in any other insect, either came from outer space or were put here by God to confuse scientists" (Land 1984).
Once installed in her apartment, Mork sheds the suit for his trademark rainbow suspenders and eventually establishes himself in the community as a lovable if perpetually confusing — and confused — visitor from a strange land.
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Last month, he staged an "African-Americans for Gore" rally in Atlanta, declaring that "anyone who says affirmative action is no longer needed because we've reached the promised land has confused wilderness with Canaan".
Instead of dinner and a movie, which seems as obsolete as a rotary phone, they rendezvous over phone texts, Facebook posts, instant messages and other "non-dates" that are leaving a generation confused about how to land a boyfriend or girlfriend.
And Kazakhstan, which is a major oil power not to be confused with the goofball land depicted in Borat, appears to be deciding to go with Russian pipelines for its product rather than a transnational project.
δ13C values suggest that the changes in carbon stocks ascribed to differences in land use may be – at least partially – inherited from the previous land use, thus confusing the interpretation of land use effects.
Yes, her name could easily be confused as the default landing page for Facebook.
