Samsung's lawyers pressed Mr. Poret, attempting to show that consumers' ability to identify the iPhone and iPad had only developed recently and that Samsung's devices hadn't confused consumers.
"They're different things, they can co-exist, but they shouldn't be confused, " he says.
Don't be confused by steel producing fewer people than paper despite weighing more.
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"There are some people in politics and in the press who can't be confused by the facts, " she said.
He emblazoned it with ads for iHospital, and outfitted it with white flashers, not red, so people don't get confused.
And it shouldn't be confused with the similar-sounding "Super" technologies from Samsung.
Don't get confused about that. (Applause.) Remember who it is that we need to move in order to actually change the laws.
One needn't be a blue nose--I have Stones lyrics ringing in my ears from my youth, too--to wonder whether the standards of our civilization and culture aren't getting confused.
Brendan Shanahan, whose position as the league's director of player safety isn't to be confused with Valentine's old job, apparently had seen enough by the time the Phoenix Coyotes' Raffi Torres leveled the Chicago Blackhawks' Marian Hossa with a hit to the head in the third game of their first-round playoff series.
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We've asked for extensions of unemployment benefits, of health care, so I don't think anybody is confused about that.
If you aren't sure or are confused, it's up to you to quiz the preparer until you are comfortable with the return.
Retailers were confused and couldn't push the models through nearly as fast as Sony released them.
Poor signage, crowds and an illogical layout all contribute to the chaos, but if you're confused, you won't be alone.
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His opposite number in the Welsh Affairs Committee, David T C Davies (not to be confused with the former Tory leadership contender) is another Chair with a backstory as a party streetfighter who has emerged as an effective leader of his committee.
She says folks are confused and many just don't trust the system anymore.
"You couldn't see him perform without feeling invigorated and confused, " says Oursler.
There has always been an element of neanderthals in our society, men desperately confused about why they can't attract and keep a female, always turning to imaginary problems like blaming work, blaming education.
If European politicians don't begin to tackle the laborious task of creating polities based on popular consultation and accountability, the EU will ultimately founder--and it won't be because some local restaurant is fleecing confused customers.
It was a very confused proposition for Americans who couldn't work out what exactly they were.
Binkow says ChoicePoint needs to take responsibility for the consumers who don't have those sorts of resources and will likely be confused about how to protect themselves.
"We don't know what is going on and the entire nation is confused, " said Kabul lawmaker Qais Hassan.
Confused as to why that means he won't win the race overall?
Most of us have been confused about why our CableCARD host devices don't support two-way services, and it's been wildly misunderstood that we were waiting for CableCARD 2.0.
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According to him you can't, but we tried to verify this and only became more confused.
Rural birds were confused by urban bird song while city birds "didn't understand the lower rural pitch".
They don't intend to text, but they sleep-text because they wake up confused, they grab (their phone) and they're off mumbling in the text message.
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