In his 1915 textbook, “An Introduction to Neurology,” the University of Chicago’s Charles Judson Herrick wrote, “The terminology of the brain is in great confusion.”

"While Japanese politics is in great confusion over the sales tax, neighboring countries are ready to pounce," Hashimoto said in his speech.

Then Brother Elias, hearing this, had them severely beaten by his servants, and drove them from Assisi in great confusion.