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confusing

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The entertainment industry has gotten really confusing and bifurcated.

She says her time at Wolfsburg in 2018-2019 helped her see things differently, and though when she met Kitty it was "confusing", she is proud of their relationship.

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It’s as plausible an explanation for his confusing order as anything else, because his stated reason — that other countries are testing their nuclear weapons — is simply not true.

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All recipients must complete an application process many consider time-consuming and confusing.

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"The old museum was pretty chaotic, and it was a bit confusing," she comments.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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