This, coupled with a shifting of the period to an indeterminate time, created some opening confusion.
In the gift opening confusion it's easy for cards to get separated from their gifts and very hard to remember who gave what.
"I do think it's harmful to use the term Ferguson Effect, to mean something different than what it's now commonly interpreted [as], because I think it's going to leave it open to confusion," she said.
Although the airports remained open, there was confusion as passengers scrambled to find other flights or hotels where they could spend the night.
He'd tried four of them with no luck, but now he felt the guy succumbing to the image of a girl entwined in a skin of sexual confusion open to almost anything.
One has since closed, while the other remains open because of confusion over whether it is a full-time school – and therefore susceptible to regulation – or a part-time tutoring centre.
Moreover, if you've expensed an option because the underlying stock is selling at $50, do you then reduce the future option expense if the stock falls to $5? The whole notion of, in effect, putting the share price into earnings is an open invitation to confusion and, yes, manipulation.
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The appalling mass shooting in Orlando early Sunday morning rips back open the festering confusion about what exactly is going on in today's world and today's America.
The difficulty with the latter is that it opens up the confusion concerning how sanctions should dealing with potential "dual use" materials.
