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This sends a confusing message to readers.

Third, when American leaders use this language it sends a confusing message to the Muslim world, showing ignorance on basic issues and possibly even raising doubts about American motives.

In this nascent phase of the art market's development, it sends a confusing message about what makes the selling of art different from its validation in museum-like settings.

But even talking about relaxing the trade ban sends a confusing message and lends encouragement to speculators and buyers of ivory and rhino horn.

"And I don't like the inconsistency of the pricing, either — the raising, the lowering — because it sends a confusing message that good books are worth less, and because it encourages buying based on something other than the quality of the book.

It also sends a confusing message to the public servants, especially in the intelligence community, that we ask to act on our behalf.

Don't tell your employees that you value their opinion and then disregard everything they say, for example, because it sends a confusing message that leads to mistrust.

Putting it on later or allowing the kids to put it on for fun sends a confusing message to the dog.

The Tory Treasury spokesman, Mark Hoban, said strongarm tactics from Myners sent a confusing message to the banks.

Kenneth Scheff, an executive vice president of Stribling Associates, said the market was sending a confusing message to sellers.

A couple of years ago I wrote an article in the Washington Post chastising young conservatives for wearing leopard-skin skirts and flashy sports coats because it sent a confusing message to the youth of America.