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Revealed: the mysteries of modern life
What women see in Russell Brand and why Cheryl Cole is still with husband Ashley are among the mysteries of modern life, according to a new poll.
The laws of cricket, algebra, buying a house, and credit card interest rates also figured highly in the survey of the most confusing subjects.
Foreign call centres came top of the table of Britain’s 50 most confusing things, followed by mathematical equations and the attraction of Russell Brand.
Social networking site Twitter also made the list, which was compiled by Confused.com, as did Stephen Hawking’s theories, poker and predictive text.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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