But you'd normally have to negotiate that over the phone — with varying degrees of success and confusion.
Key to their success is the confusion, snobbery and ignorance that shroud the product.
In addition, some animals commonly travel in groups, and increased group size has been shown to decrease capture success via the confusion effect [ 47, 48].
20 In this study the mean scores of scales for "good information" and "uncertainty" suggested that public health communicators had some success in preventing confusion and in conveying a consistent set of comprehensible messages, which in turn seem to have increased rates of recommended behaviour change.
The success and limitations of confusion induction and the impact of confusion resolution on learning are discussed.
Mrs. Clinton's visit, which she characterized as a success, sowed anger and confusion among Palestinians and other Arabs after she praised as "unprecedented" the offer by the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to slow down, but not stop, construction of Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
However, despite his happiness at its success, he has expressed confusion over its popularity.
But a 2005 report in the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America qualified the Haicheng success as "a blend of confusion, empirical analysis, intuitive judgment and good luck".
The assistant answered, "Ah, sir wants to see the directors' selection".Mario dos RemediosHarare, ZimbabweEducated answerSIR – Calling the No Child Left Behind Act a "success" is curious ("Progress and confusion", September 27th).
Rival groups of soldiers are fighting each other in Burundi's capital amid confusion over the success of an attempted coup against the president.
