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1
In addition; incoming information could be
rather
confusing
,
if not outright contradictory.
2
This notion of theirs is
rather
confusing
to the patient English auditor.
3
The word instruction, however, as used in various documents, is
rather
confusing
.
4
He was given
rather
confusing
directions, and they set off again.
5
The evidence of the housemaid, Dobbs, and of Mr. Hurst is
rather
confusing
.
6
Those Hawaiian names are very much alike and all
rather
confusing
.
7
Scientific validation of this strategy is difficult because literature is
rather
confusing
and inconclusive.
8
First up: a
rather
confusing
full-pager from military contractor Thales.
9
The fact that the feature is only available in Gmail makes it
rather
confusing
.
10
Sometimes, though, the app does send a
rather
confusing
message.
11
It was all
rather
confusing
-
and
Hugh
Arai hated being confused.
12
It's been
rather
confusing
in that part of the country, as you can probably imagine.
13
A fencing manual with some
rather
confusing
illustrations.
14
It was all
rather
confusing
,
lied Peter, tranquilly.
15
He meant her to understand the situation and supplied
rather
confusing
particulars about prairie farming and mortgages.
16
Won't it be a jolly good present? said Tommy,
rather
confusing
microscopes and telescopes in his remarks.
rather
confusing
rather