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The results of the Colombia Plan s counter insurgency effort are equally mixed.

It is miscible with virtually all solvents and is a weak base, as is typical for amines.

Confusion between trade names and brand names

It should not be confused with Western Dvina.

They should not be confused with ordinary commercial treaties.

Which is not to be confused with the five sacred salads.

Possible confusion between trade names and brand names

Abu Yousif agrees that politics and religion don't mix

Smith showed, in particular, that money should not be confused for wealth.

Mixing those two concepts would blur the meaning of the very tenets of this Organization.

Ethnically homogeneous Japan is an example of how three different religions Shinto, Confucianism, and Buddhism can coexist peacefully and, in many cases, intermingle.

But to confuse the roles of parliament and these civil society institutions does democracy no good.

Second, the researchers committed the arch statistical mistake of confusing correlation with causation.

But confusing political campaigning with scientific reason won t help.

I think that there is still some confusion between what was envisaged and what has actually happened.

And the new cities have a way of looking brighter and fresher than the old urban areas, which are often seen as jumbled and decaying.

Confusing the construction of new homes with the housing market is most absurd when dealing with displaced families.

Moreover, a rare syndrome called psychogenic amnesia is sometimes confused with traumatic amnesia.

Lastly, she echoed the concerns of previous speakers about the dangers of confusing equality and equity.

We should take care, however, not to confuse the means and ends of policy.

His problem stems from the combination of his essence and style, which adds up to a brutal lack of coherence.

Quality of life should not be confused with the concept of standard of living, which is based primarily on income.

He then orders that all remaining MI6 agents will be named James Bond 007 , to confuse SMERSH.

An even more troublesome fallacy is that people tend to confuse price levels with rates of price change.

But in the end the draft bill mixed this issue with that of symbols of religious belonging.

NEW YORK One odd and disturbing aspect of global politics today is the confusion between negotiations and problem solving.

(Not to be confused with the awakening of a sleeping person such patients receive a score of 4, not 3.

It is similar to, but should not be confused with, the French festival of Mardi Gras ( Fat Tuesday ).

So here, to follow my cards, I must look at the shuffle from the begin ah, we are started together. It's OK, it's OK.

Other species use pheromones to confuse the host ants or to trick them into carrying the parasitic queen into the nest.

The legitimate right to a defence must not be mistaken for an absolute right to have all kinds of tests performed.

In many other countries, fiscal policy is crippled by confusion between short term cyclical and long term structural deficits.

Never have cause and effect been so dramatically reversed in arguments over trade policy.

Another confusion, and perhaps a more dangerous one, similarly conflates the people with the so called masses going out into the streets.

It should not be confused with Bellingshausen Island, part of the South Sandwich Islands, in the southwest Atlantic.

The CISG is sometimes referred to as the Vienna Convention (but is not to be confused with other treaties signed in Vienna).

And he faced a Congress and an economics profession with a tendency to confuse these real demons with imaginary ones.

That term should not be confused with the concepts of auto normative acts (imposing obligations on the author) and hetero normative acts (imposing obligations on other States).

Reservations relating to the application of internal law must not be confused with vague and general reservations that by their very nature made it impossible for other States to understand or assess them.

We rejected the tendency to equate asylum seekers with criminals, even terrorists, and deplored the harmful exploitation of this confusion by certain populist elements.

We rejected the tendency to equate asylum seekers with criminals, even terrorists, and deplored the harmful exploitation of this confusion by certain populist elements.

Finally, as David de Ferranti, a former World Bank vice president, has pointed out, the Bank should expand its intellectual partnerships and engage with the highly trained professionals, consulting firms, and research institutions that emerging countries now boast.

In revisiting the past, the discussion brought about discontent that underlined the complexity of the debate for certain societies and mestiza communities, after years of influence, migration and ethnic merging it can be difficult to separate the distinctive elements of one common culture