"The statute as written causes confusion and the potential for unnecessary litigation," said Dean Boyd, a Justice Department spokesman.
In "Solitary Swedish Houses," Tranströmer writes: A confusion of black spruce and smoking moonbeams.
In the book, you write that confusion about numbers causes costly mistakes.
In the meantime, writing through confusion allows you to avoid arrogance and self-absorption, the great risks of all first-person writing.
It was the time of Greenham Common and the age of Margaret Thatcher, and Cairncross wrote in Confusion, cookery and a Common that "women were stocking up on wire-clippers to hack into the American air force base and arguing that women were more interested in promoting peace".
In a remarkable admission, the DEA wrote that confusion over dependence and addiction "can lead to inappropriate targeting of practitioners and patients for investigation and prosecution". Yet on the eve trial, the DEA, realizing that Hurwitz could rely on this government-published pamphlet to defend his treatment methods, withdrew the FAQ from its Web site.
In a more recent review, for AllMusic, critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine writes that "confusion … lies at the heart of the album.
Her debut is an engaging tale of restless confusion, written in the chatty style that's ubiquitous in the modern memoir.
Pear had not written that the confusion over "cost-sharing" was "Obama's problem". In a May 20 story, Pear had written that "in some ways, the Obama administration shares responsibility with the Trump administration for the current mess," because it had paid out the cost-sharing subsidies after the Republican-controlled House (and later Senate) refused to appropriate them.
"Once you have, say, 100,000 rupees or 100,000 geese you have a lakh". But the way it is written can be confusion.
A sort of cultural gas of opinion and vitriol fills the ozone and creates a climate of ill-written confusion.
