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On paper, this genre sounds like a confusing, possibly disastrous conglomeration of sounds and styles.
The Surface seemed like a confusing version of a device that had no future.
But then, like a confusing, bad dream for her most loyal supporters, she fell, and the Maastricht treaty materialised, with its portents of the euro, political integration and everything that she had warned against.
For entry-level engineers, Sultan said it can seem like a confusing and rigid culture: "I want to have trust in Apple's leadership, but it's weird at least from the bottom of the food chain".
The debate over health care in New York's race for the United States Senate has often seemed like a confusing swirl of attacks and counterattacks, with Hillary Rodham Clinton and her Republican opponent, Rick A. Lazio, accusing each other of distorting the facts.
Given that Apple is a Twitter partner already, and hosts login and posting features for the social network on its iOS and OS X platforms, this seems like a confusing deal if all that it's after is the Twitter data firehose.
Coming hours after Barack Obama had declared that he was building an international coalition to "degrade and ultimately destroy" IS and that he would "not hesitate to take action" in Syria as well as Iraq, it made Britain look like a confused, half-hearted ally.In this section The tax-free recovery Back into the fray Hallowed be thy game Paying the field Death of a salesman Hello world!
Norwegian comic Simonsen plays Erik, with an exaggerated accent that sounds like a confused, sarcastic sea lion.
A tiny roly-poly pony, which Beaton draws to look less like a fiery steed and more like a confused sausage.
Whiffs of smoke drifted from the corridors of the stadium while a clot of "victims" paced up and down the stadium's ramps like a confused millipede.
In that respect, it bears some resemblance to "Meet the Parents," and "much of it plays like a confused, desperate rehash of that hit comedy" (Stephen Holden).
