In discussions with the prosecutors, according to the people involved in the case, a number of executives have disputed that allegation, saying that the government was confusing prospective technologies that were not used in calculating financial projections and other technologies that were.
An ambiguous use case confuses prospective new users who want to know exactly why they need to download a new app.
But those features just confused many prospective buyers.
"The wide range of pathways into higher education study are confusing for some prospective students who may assume they need to achieve an ATAR cut-off that is unattainable for them in their circumstances, when this might not be the case," the report reads.
Department of Education officials have previously said they were concerned that prospective students were confused about the status of Higher Education Contribution Scheme (Hecs), with some people questioning at education expos whether Hecs had been abolished.
But most prospective owners are confused about how they'll charge their electric vehicles, and where, and how long it will take, and how much range they'll get between charges and how much the electricity is going to cost them.
The building's rounded design means that some bedroom walls are slightly curved, which brokers say has put off some prospective buyers who are confused about how to decorate.
Criticism of the president's efforts to consolidate support, however, should not be confused with the current direction of the Democratic Party's prospective leaders.
While she acknowledges that there are already children now with confused family relationships, she argues that it is very different when prospective parents seek such potentially confused relationships for their children from the start.
Confused or angry about the lack of jobs, and the failure of prospective employers to respond to resumes, emails, or calls.
