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The ensuing panic confuses both the viewer and Iris, until Josh delivers a voice command that shuts Iris’ programming down.

Judges ruled that the definition used “conflates and confuses two separate and distinct protected characteristics” laid out in the Equality Act - a reserved piece of legislation which MSPs do not have the power to alter.

The trademarks do not cover the "WP" abbreviation, but the WordPress Foundation says: "please don’t use it in a way that confuses people".

The ads "are broadcasting disinformation, in some cases, really egregious lies about one candidate or the other — this confuses voters," he argued.

Meloni has described surrogacy as "a symbol of an abominable society that confuses desire with rights and replaces God with money".