Confusion about collusion is not simply about the nature of collusion, more importantly, it's confusion about what to do instead of collusion or attack.
"It was confusion confounded," Prakash Javadekar, a member of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, said at a news conference.
Perhaps it is the confusion of the times that has caused many of us to seek a new sense of belonging, to gather ourselves together and turn our gaze inwards – certainly over the last few years we appear to have experienced a period of national introspection, a renewed interest in localism, a sudden bright passion for our wildlife, our landscape, our culture.
Jevons argued that improvements in fuel efficiency tend to increase, rather than decrease, fuel use: "It is a confusion of ideas to suppose that the economical use of fuel is equivalent to diminished consumption.
As it is, the confusion of the two genres left this reader unsure whether he was being invited to be a witness, or simply to be preached at.
Behind the scenes it was a confusion of rumours, horse-trading, threats and conflicts of interest.
She had lived there for over 60 years, and it was a confusion of stuff -- wonderful souvenirs mixed in with tax returns from over 50 years ago and children's letters mixed with old receipts.
When it is complicated, confusion -- the tactic of the rightwing to deny everything from cigarette-smoking causing lung cancer to more heat-trapping gasses resulting in more heat being trapped -- is easy to create.
And it is in this confusion of love, and love betrayed, that students of the play — viewing it through a postcolonial lens — detect a statement on the nature of the subjugation of blacks by whites.
And it is in this confusion of love, and love betrayed, that students of the play viewing it through a postcolonial lens detect a statement on the nature of the subjugation of blacks by whites.
