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It may help them to craft a text, process a confusing message or source a second opinion, which can offer a moment of pause instead of being reactive, she says.

Many residents said they think the president may be confusing what is happening in Portland now with a period in 2020 in which the city was briefly convulsed over Black Live Matter protests.

It was an awkward and confusing exchange, and that’s from a viewer’s perspective.

"To us that always meant no nonsense, no hidden fees and no confusing terminology so that we can give students more time to focus on what really matters - their studies."

Kennedy began by targeting the COVID-19 vaccine and putting in place confusing federal protocols that have made the shot much harder to get — even while he has denied that’s what he’s doing.