Word: confusional
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--Just worrying about whether salt can raise BLOOD PRESSURE seems enough to make anyone hypertensive. Now, more confusion. A U.S. study finds that in healthy people, salt does not affect blood pressure; a British study concludes that it does--especially in middle-age adults.
In Catholic International, a magazine he published briefly toward the end of the 1930s, David Gordon praised Mussolini's Italy and raved that Jewish soldiers were being sent to Spain "to help murder nuns in Lincoln's name." Can this be the loving, lighthearted man who taught Mary Gordon to...
The meeting, which lasted five-and-a-half hours, was filled with confusion, last-minute legislation, occasional lack of quorum and was punctuated by the continual sound of the gavel straining to keep order.
One cause of the confusion last night was a dispute over the Election Commission.
But Freidrich Abendsland, as the ever-confident yet consistently odd William Hard, manages to keep us balancing on the razor's edge of discomfort at which the play's confusion aims. He manages this wonderfully, despite having to deliver tiresome recurring jokes about a mysterious element called tantalum.