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“To be dead honest it confounds me,” said Jillian Michaels, the trainer turned podcaster, famous for her role on the reality TV show “Biggest Loser.”

On a brutal, confounding decision from the Phillies reliever, that unleashed pandemonium inside Dodger Stadium.

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"None of the studies have shown that giving Tylenol to babies is linked to a higher risk for autism once you can control for all the confounding variables," she said.

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A column that explores the most confusing, infuriating and confounding systems, appliances and aspects of your home.

To her, Maggie’s willingness to be seen as a victim is confounding.

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