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Not surprisingly, there is a lot of confusion about the evaluation of political traditions.

In one case, there was an apparent confusion between the requirements of confidentiality and informed consent.

There seems to be a bit of confusion in this work between a revolutionary condition, a revolutionary outcome, and a period of consolidation.

This has produced conceptual confusion that has contributed to a lack of structural rigor in the field of study.

Because of considerable confusion about this in the literature, it seems worthwhile to demonstrate this in some detail here.

The conclusion remarks on the continuing confusion among sociolinguists regarding the analytical relevance of gender as an external constraint on variation.

This mixing and matching of ideas can lead to a great deal of confusion.

Some broaden the scope of the future law to such an extent that there is duplication of legislation and ensuing confusion.

It is certainly possible that such errors constituted genuine confusion of tense.

The greatest initial confusion concerned the scope of the restructuring programme.

However, it has another effect and intention: to reduce the likelihood of confusion at elections when candidates try to use confusing party names.

A potential weakness of the study was that the sample did not include people living in institutions, or those with any evidence of mental confusion.

They aim to cut through the prevailing moral confusion by making a clear distinction between what they perceive as good and what they perceive as evil.

Qualitative evidence highlights the crucial importance of wording and the potential confusion of terms that appear unproblematic such as 'risk'.

Yet a particular system may fail to do so, and the resulting confusion is one of the disadvantages of admitting precedent into a legal system.

Care must be taken when such words are taught, because semantic confusion, as for example in the use of ground and earth, might make the distinction difficult to understand.

It was the source of confusion regarding goals of care.

However, when the leaders spoke, there was total confusion of line and action.

In turn, this could help establish realistic societal expectations toward physicians and other healthcare professionals, alleviate unnecessary confusion or fear, and ultimately help minimize morbidity and mortality.

Labour is still in utter confusion about its alternative.

This time around he manufactured one by using the widespread confusion over what constituted legitimate marriage that resulted from reformers' attempts to purify and spiritualize the institution of marriage.