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But it's 2012 in Ireland and that's a much more confusing situation.
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To make the situation more confusing, recommendations across Britain have varied considerably.
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In an already confusing year, the in-between season has become more confusing.
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Even more confusing was the new explanation of light emission by atoms.
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The knowledge made everything even more confusing than it had been already.
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And with options open to her, it was all the more confusing.
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There's a glacier there. Even more confusing was the lack of equipment.
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Thoughts whirled in his head, each one more confusing than the last.
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Making matters even more confusing, the same story told several times becomes different.
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The explanation given in my district's reopening plan only made things more confusing.
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After an occasionally chaotic referendum day came an even more confusing results night.
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I hope that helps to clarify, or perhaps it's more confusing.
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And, from Artemis's point of view, things were even more confusing.
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The faster the orders are given, the more confusing it is.
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The more Kate considered the mandate, the more confusing it seemed.
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What's more confusing is that neither direction is consistent with her previous style.
