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Descriptions in reports of the legal action against Liberty Reserve have made its day-to-day business sound enormously confusing.
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This is an enormously confusing time to be an investor.
EXCERPT 1: "That it is a FMU [teaching family medicine unit in a hospital] is really particular because it is enormously confusing, what falls under the hat of the FMG, and now they are also a Network Clinic.
Your chances of being enormously confused are, unfortunately, also greater, because your searches will turn up hundreds of choices.
There are some 30,000 state and local taxing authorities in the U.S. Businesspeople are becoming enormously confused with the growing hodgepodge of taxes and regulations they may be liable for.
I used to be baffled by this place, and I guess I still am in some ways; America confused me enormously.
They went on in this childish way for a while, and the average viewer, confused about the enormously complicated reasons for the housing crisis, might have accepted the underlying assumption that Fannie and Freddie caused it.
"It confuses and frightens him enormously.
Private messaging services like BBM are being confused with public social media services like Twitter – the latter of which helped the post-riots clean up enormously, and the chatter on which often prevented people from wandering into dangerous zones.
