Maybe that confuses you.

That just confuses it.

If it confuses you.

It confuses my secretary.

I apologize if that confuses you.

It confuses him. No, I know.

But I think that confuses people sometimes.

That's the part that confuses me too.

But this confuses economic competitiveness with military power.

Don't worry about it if it confuses you.

If that's confuses you, don't worry about it.

If that confuses you, don't worry about it.

And this sometimes confuses people because it's so easy.

I don't know if that confuses you or not.

Netanyahu s unwillingness to compromise disconcerts, confuses, and often enrages Americans.

Now what immediately confuses most people is this absolute value thing.

If that confuses you, sit and look at that for a second.

If that confuses you, just wait and hopefully it'll make some sense.

He confuses material things with the spiritual value of the revealed word.

Let's say I had and this one actually confuses a lot of people.

Yes. But if you put paper there, it confuses me, it makes me uncomfortable.

And if there's any topic in algebra that probably confuses people the most, it's this.

Cocorí is surprised by the girl's blonde hair and the girl confuses Cocorí with a monkey.

So let's see, when I just inspected this, it always confuses me when I have fractions.

And if this confuses you, what I did, turning a plus or minus into minus plus.

I think the thing that confuses people the most is to just realize that pi is a number.

So 5.60 times 10 to the fourth and if this confuses you, watch the video on scientific notation.

It confuses the construction industry, which builds new homes, with the much larger housing market, which includes all homes.

Taking offense at Susan Rice's reported disgust at China's vote, Hu confuses her with Condoleezza Rice but also writes

So, the bigger problem with this logic is that it confuses the intended versus the actual uses of technology.

If this last step confuses you a little bit, just remember, if it's helpful for you that this is the same thing.

And this sometimes angers and confuses people, as with the case of Duchamp's urinal, presented as a ready made work of art.

And if this confuses you with a's and b's instead of an x there, I just like to think of in this case, this looks like an x squared.

I've been asked to do a few more implicit differentiation problems, and this is something that I think confuses a lot of people, so let's do a couple more problems.

Hopefully you're getting a little bit familiar with that concept right now, but if it confuses you, just play around with the logs a little bit and you'll eventually get it.

And out of all the conic sections, this is probably the one that confuses people the most, because it's not quite as easy to draw as the circle and the ellipse.

The appeal to electoral expertise during the negotiation phase, for example, can assist in the establishment of a realistic electoral calendar and the prevention of vague language that confuses rather than clarifies the electoral mandate.

If that confuses you, just write, just say, well I just write the 1s digit of the 2 there and I carry the 1. And then you do the exact same thing in the 10s place.

Furthermore, instability confuses the policymaking process. Even a downward revision by 0.2 of GDP is meaningful it implies a deterioration of the structural deficit by about 0.1 of GDP not a trivial number in a fiscally constrained environment.

And that's what I say when people ask me what I do, but it really confuses most people, so really, the best way for me to convey it is to take the technology and be creative and create experiences.

But huh, there's a 0 here, so you can't borrow from the 0. Some people will let you borrow from the 0 but I think that just confuses things because you can't borrow from the 0, there's nothing there.

Now, one of the things that confuses a lot of people is how do I know what order to how did I know to do the 0 first and the negative 6 second and then the 1 first and then the negative 2 second.

If that confuses you, all I'm saying is, it's going to be equal to our finishing y point is negative 6 minus our starting y point, which is 6, over our finishing x point, which is 5, minus our starting x point, which is negative 1.

So hopefully this makes a little more sense, about how kinda how to conceptualize this vector function F if it confuses you, try your best to ignore it I guess for me at least, this helped me out having a stronger conception of what vector F could kind of represent

If I just gave you the region, you'd have to define it, you'd say, well, x is going from, this is going from this function to that function, and y is going from a to b, and you might want to review the double integral videos, if that confuses you.