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“Today’s somewhat confusing data reinforced our sense that it’s too early to turn optimistic about the near-term outlook for the eurozone economy,” Ricardo Amaro, lead economist at Oxford Economics said in a note to clients.

“In Latin America we tend to confuse children’s television with educational television, as if everything has to be an extension of school,” says Díaz.

Moments later, the confused bear scratched the homeowner’s wife before bolting back outside after the couple’s granddaughter opened doors and windows to create an exit.

But it’s a funny, beautifully acted depiction of confused romance and the complex bonds of family.

The sitting Governor added that it was “confusing” for the Governor-elect to be communicating with state agencies or boards, and “efforts to bully or micromanage are inappropriate.”