The 1980s craze for low-fat products at all costs, combined with the increasingly ubiquitous processed meals, has ruined our tastebuds, expanded our waistlines, and worst of all, it has confused us all on the issue of eating.
As a spiritual substance, it has confused innate knowledge of spiritual substances.
But it has confused many in the field about how, exactly, it plans to operate ever since the concept was first floated 3 years ago in Science (27 June 2003, p. 2036) by leaders of the endeavor.
Thus, for example, in §49 of the Monadology, Leibniz writes that, "we attribute action to a monad insofar as it has distinct perceptions, and passion, insofar as it has confused passions".
In his mature metaphysics, Leibniz expresses this view somewhat differently by saying that a substance is active insofar as it has distinct perceptions and passive insofar as it has confused perceptions.
Finally, in the third one, he lays down the following rules about the supposition possessed by the subject-term and the predicate-term in the Square of Oppositions: (1) in every universal affirmative proposition, the subject supposits mobiliter, that is: it has confused and distributive supposition, while the predicate has suppositio confusa tantum or simple.
In south London, an organisation called Antimatter targeted Victor Terry, 78, an innocent man which it had confused with someone else of the same name.
Eventually, I talked to them each more directly than I had expected to about the relative who had moved in with us and what he had done to me – how it had confused me for years.
Last time the @ceoSteveJobs account made headlines it was because it had confused the UK's Daily Mail enough to publish a post quoting it as the real Steve Jobs account.
Within days, Ken Blackwell of the Family Research Counsel presented the through-line that held LGBT couples and their marriages accountable: gay marriage had destroyed society, it had confused the sexuality of the deranged, and it had inspired them to kill.
The first poll results showing Landrieu ahead were posted on the Rasmussen Web site and then pulled after the firm realized it had confused the results with polling done in the Virginia Senate race, which showed Democrat Mark Warner ahead by that same 39percentto55percentcent margin.
