No other species is prodded, discombobulated, or poisoned quite so much in the quest to protect humans, except mice.

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But she knew that her contact was likely to be discombobulated today, having just returned from two weeks in the tropics.

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So they must have been discombobulated by instructions to do just the opposite at this year's gathering, which took place in Birmingham from September 28th.

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In the second half, the Raptors gave the Knicks plenty of opportunities to get back in it, turning the ball over repeatedly on a discombobulated offense.

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Initially, I was excited by the opportunity to find out what the buzz was about, but after climbing in the little red car with white racing stripes, I quickly found myself totally discombobulated.

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But the recession has discombobulated both main parties.

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The PC market is all discombobulated.

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However, the problem say the bankers is that in the absence of some kind of entente between the banking class and political class, the banks continue to feel discombobulated, and that makes it harder for them to join the common struggle to rebuild our economy (bankers, of course, say this more in sorrow, rather than as a threat).

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