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confusion

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Couples are kept from each other until they establish an engagement, which pays off with unexpected facial reactions that express emotions including great dissatisfaction, confusion or a sigh of relief.

Ms Crawford said the confusion could cause to some older people to change how they go about their daily lives through the winter and it could lead to more loneliness and isolation.

From BBC

Patel’s actions seemed to spark confusion and frustration, even among conservative and right-wing pundits and politicians.

Such efforts “can cause confusion, reduce voter turnout, and ultimately undermine the legitimacy of our electoral system,” she said.

From Salon

A South Korean worker who witnessed the raid told the BBC of panic and confusion as federal agents descended on the site, with some people being led away in chains.

From BBC

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

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