Examples of using Confusions in English and their translations into Norwegian
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A confusion could be called an“uncontrolled randomness.” Only those who can exert some control over that randomness can handle confusions.
it is only necessary to shake these few stable data to get all a person's confusions back into action.
One can get into a lot of conflicting opinions and confusions about what“good behavior” might be.
he released coaching technology to cut through all confusions.
encouraging a reflective approach to navigating cross-cultural issues, confusions, and tensions.
namely the magical romantic confusions that the Athenian youths report from the night before.
It is also renewed by the legitimized narrative of a history of slavery which multiplies the confusions, and which fixes the absolute value of a unique and unequivocal reality….
To avoid confusions with previous conceptions of the soul,
And here we have the cause of later confusions and misunderstandings of the term hiinayaana.
one has settled any confusions as to what“good conduct” really is.
As standard feature, IntoWords Pro and other similar programs compensate for typical types of mistakes such as consonant confusions, double consonants and diphthong errors.
the booking does not have the status“Complete”, you must contact us immediately in order to clear up any confusions.
so there were a lot of confusions for example in the bar/restaurant,
One of the most common gesticulation confusions arises from the fact that Albanians nod their heads up
they are still facing many confusions and challenges in the process of deepening and promoting intelligent manufacturing.
The Confusions of Pleasure: Commerce
when thousands of others continue to use it despite past confusions, it makes a powerful statement about the effectiveness of this product.
even to avoid confusions whenever you want to visit the site again.
avoiding the redundancy and confusions that may arise when names are assigned independently to different genes by different research groups.
overlaps, and confusions.”.