11.   The mood among the American Media staff was one of general confusion and, some employees said, paranoia.

12.   The undecidability of the up and down is mirrored by the general confusion of reflection and object.

13.   This has more to do with the general confusion of the politicians, not the strength of the alliance.

14.   And it was unclear how many Muslims may have boycotted the vote when organizational problems and general confusion prevented them from voting in areas they fled during the war.

15.   In the first of three acts, we see the opening night rehearsal, with forgotten lines, missed entrances and general confusion.

16.   It was also an election marked by apathy and general confusion.

17.   The OAS noted a variety problems around the country, including canceled votes, burned ballots, threats against polling station presidents and general confusion.

18.   The professional scene contributes to a general confusion at times about what is going on in the sport.

19.   Goodyear grabbed the lead when Gugelmin went to the pits, but was slowed by an air hose problem and general confusion from an inexperienced crew.