Others wondered if researchers simply confused the school with the Hunters Point subway station in Queens, which itself was named as a "negative-tweeting" spot in the study.
Richard A. Schmidt proposes that the sudden acceleration problem might be caused by a panicked operator simply confusing the pedals ("Braking Bad," Op-Ed, March 11).
Mr. Maier contends that he simply confused the name of one company for another, but he stands behind the other details of his account.
The partial visual input might simply confuse the sound-mapping process.
(Surely the Gastonguays had the former in mind, or simply confused the two).
It's unclear whether Capito simply confused the two after the debate, or whether she was attempting to obfuscate on what remains a delicate issue in coal-rich West Virginia.
More data can simply confuse the issues, making it difficult for physicians to integrate and/or interpret it [ 26, 31].
Some are actually excited to see it, while others are simply confused: "These 50 Shades Of Grey ads make it look like the Olive Garden of Bondage," Lizz Winstead tweeted.
Doing so simply confuses one's understanding of the correct uses of these two words.
