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These are very confusingly named operations.

The northern kingdom, which consisted of ten of the twelve Israelite tribes, and known confusingly as Israel, was destroyed in 722 by the Assyrians.

The higher the ratio (known, confusingly, as the density, even though bigger Numbers mean the snow is actually less dense), the drier and more powdery the snow.

This blocks any sensible debate about restructuring Greek and Irish debt in the near term even though, confusingly, Germany insists that bondholders must in future bear more of the burden.

More confusingly, it showed that women who weren't drinking at all when the research started actually had a higher rate of cancer than women who drank up to six drinks a week.