Because "common names" are not common at all. For example, the Promoxis annularis's "common name" is White Crappie (a game fish). However, where I grew up, in central Louisiana, it was called a White Perch. If I used the term White Perch here in Virginia, it would mean something entirely different to anglers here. Still further south in Louisiana, Cajuns call the the fish a Sac-au-Lait (French for "sack of milk"). Other names for the White Crappie (which may include the closely related species Promoxis nigromaculatus - Black Crappie) are Papermouth, Calico Bass, and Specks.
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No we do not. Although sometimes our children cause confusion for us.
No, Champlain is not an illegitimate son of a French king. He was born to a commoner couple. His mother's maiden name was "Le Roy" ("King") which is a common French name, but could cause some confusion in his story here.
Ayan is a male name. It is not a common name due to confusion in its meaning. Ayan purely in tamil means conqueror or winner.
It may not be realized that the name is already in use by another company. Possibly the proposed name is not an exact duplicate of another name, but close enough to cause confusion, or for the owner of the first name to be concerned about brand confusion or reputation.
The name for members who fight for a common cause and organized speeches and rallies to support a cause are called political action committees (PACs).
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I have experienced confusion/memory problems after taking Tylenol Extra Strength.
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The figure of speech that is most likely to cause confusion among the options is a metaphor.
No, the noun confusion is a common noun, a word for any confusion of anyone.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Confusion Hills (Nye County), NVConfusion Hill Road, Coos Bay, ORCircle of Confusion (management and production), Culver City, CAConfusion Corner Bar & Grill, Winnipeg, MB Canada"Confusion", a novel by Stefan Zweig
Yes, indirectly the infection can cause confusion which in turn can cause dysphagia.