Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The only thing left to do was clean up his tracks, confuse the crime scene. Okay.
• We split up to confuse our pursuers.
• reliable eyewitnesses conflate or confuse details that seem indelible to those not caught up in the trauma of the incident.
• The Commission makes the distinction between these different concepts and in no way confuses or mixes them up.
• Otherwise
• This will usually at least lock up the device, and can sometimes confuse the OS badly enough that it will flake out or crash.
• You confuse me by bringing up stuff I don't know about!
• But... I think I have a right to be confuse when I'm up against a gorgeous creature like you.

• Kneading it will help mix up all the ingredients thoroughly.
• And to mix up policy reforms with enlargement is another mistake.
• I still don't understand how you can mix up Paris and Tuscany.
• There are many people who think that it's impossible not to mix up languages.
• We should let Eli mix up the order of the questions.
• A simple poison you can mix up anywhere.
• Walter, don't mix up the spoons.
• To mix up the financial perspectives with enlargement is a mistake, in my opinion.