confusing

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So if you're in a younger age group and have symptoms, you should be aware of the symptoms and visit your GP if concerned - don't buy a self-test kit, because the results can be confusing.

From BBC

This will be confusing for House Republicans, who for several months now have been debating how to craft another party-line budget bill.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The American economy in early 2026 is probably confusing to most Americans — the labor market looks increasingly weak, but stock markets are hitting all-time highs,” Ullrich said.

From MarketWatch

But some drivers have found the technology behind BlueCruise confusing to use, according to driver statements, crash reports and Ford’s research.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some pharmacists say they have seen an increase in people eligible for a free vaccine choosing to pay because it is more convenient or because they find the NHS system confusing.

From BBC