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Worries about United States-listed Chinese companies using this regulatory loophole are often confused with efforts by much smaller Chinese companies to list in the United States through so-called backdoor listings, or by acquiring the shell of an American company and merging Chinese assets into it.

Their desperate efforts to delegitimize an elected president (not to be confused with their efforts to legitimate a selected president) remind me of their panicked response to the terror attacks on September eleventh, eight years ago.

Defensive medicine is sometimes practiced for fear of malpractice suits, but this should not be confused with the honest effort of the overwhelming majority of physicians to give their patients the best care possible.

The mostly voice-activated system is being experimented with by car makers including Ford, Honda, Audi and Volkswagen - but should not be confused with Google's continued efforts to create a driverless car.

This effort should not be confused with any anti-homosexual crusade.

But this effort must not be confused with the legal framework of the subsidiarity principle.

The device, which was announced back in 2017, shouldn't be confused with the company's more consumer-facing Wear OS efforts.

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.

Theater confused with substance.

You might have it confused with crunk.

But articulateness gets seriously confused with intellect.