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confusion

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Six years ago, after watching my circle of friends surrender one too many evenings to insurance wrangling and doctor portals and DMV confusion, I emailed them a proposal: Come over next Tuesday.

“We anticipate ongoing challenges with obtaining a clean read—we think Q4 data will likely add more confusion than clarity,” writes Mike Reid, senior U.S. economist at RBC.

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The day of the fire, he said, “there were no sirens, no real warnings, just wind, smoke and confusion.”

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It’s going to be a big headache, Perlman said: “The exchanges will do what they can to adjust to after-the-fact reforms, but it will be very messy and cause a lot of confusion.”

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Patel’s Halloween post of the arrests in Michigan, in which he praised the FBI and law enforcement for “crushing our mission,” also sparked confusion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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