These variously informed, confused, chaotic and plain crazy soliloquies are performed with fake-histrionic brilliance by Anne Gridley and Robert M. Johanson (1 30).
The United States Supreme Court's decision was not binding on Alabama directly, he said, and so Chief Justice Moore was only informing confused probate judges what the law was as they waited to hear from the State Supreme Court.
Overall these issues led to patients feeling poorly informed, confused and frustrated with being unable to effectively communicate their concerns [ 4].
Officials in San Fran are saying that the law isn't meant to discourage mobile phone usage, but rather, is there to confuse inform consumers.
"Equally as important is ensuring that any changes ultimately serve to inform, and not confuse, consumers".
A federal judge lambasted Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R) on Tuesday for failing to take adequate steps to comply with a court order and inform thousands of potentially confused voters that they were eligible to cast ballots.
But one teachers' union said the information was more likely to confuse than inform, and that parents should be encouraged to become more involved in their children's schooling in general - rather than to become "amateur auditors".
Does the marketing of products on their green credentials confuse or inform consumers?
So yeah, if you want to be informed, entertained, and sometimes confused about the future of our country, tune in.
If we confuse the terms inform, alert and warn, we inadvertently shift the calculus of costs to the terrorists' advantage.
