Clearly, it would be pretty stupid to confuse the artistic importance of an individual with their importance in the art market.

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Arguments that the Bank of England's sovereignty will be a mirage confuse sovereignty with complete autonomy.

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They also have to be shielded from the attentions of other elementary particles that might confuse the signal.

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This should be intuitive when trade consists of bartering with goods, but currencies can confuse the issue.

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Unless we are ruthlessly skeptical of the past, we will continue to confuse fact and fiction, and innocents will be sent to jail.

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One lesson each of the participants in the smartphone and tablet markets should heed: be careful not to confuse the consumer which could paralyze demand.

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His critics accuse him of trying to confuse the main issue in the November referendum, which is whether Australia should be a republic or a monarchy.

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