Candidates for the best revival of a musical have also groused that "42nd Street" is getting an unfair advantage by being prominently featured in the opening number, part of which was recorded on Tuesday night in the Times Square subway station, utterly confusing scores of late-night commuters.
On neurological examination, he appeared confused and scored 15 of 30 items on the mini-mental state examination.
(Correction: Stat taken from Dodgers' official daily notes was incorrect; Tuesday was first victory when trailing after eight innngs. Possibly they were confused by scoring three in bottom of eighth to win opener?).
But let's not confuse test scores with accomplishment.
"We don't want to confuse test scores going down with stepping away from raising standards," Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker and a Democratic candidate for mayor, told reporters.
Re "Inspiring Story of Success at Charleston School Gives Way to Suspicion and Hurt" (news article, Oct. 31): The controversy over whether or not student performance on standardized tests was manipulated at Sanders-Clyde Elementary SCharleston, S.C.ton, S.C., points out a fundamental problem with our country's education policy: we've confused high test scores with actual success.
They call it green concrete, not to be confused with the scores of other products already available labelled green concrete, that have mostly been transformed by marketing rather than molecular experts.
Whilst our method of quality assessment was repeatable within our team, reproducibility has not been tested externally and the number of criteria met should not be confused with a scoring system.
Mr. Greene said the company chose a different scale for its medication score so it would not be confused with the FICO score, which ranges from 300, representing a poor credit risk, to 850, a good credit risk.
While my parents shrank back in embarrassment, I was just confused about why our score hadn't gone up.
