The effort to mislead the public would then be reinforced by an effort to mislead the federal investigators.
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The Nunes memo is the best evidence that the DOJ didn't mislead the FISA court, but rather, that the Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee have tried to mislead the American people.
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But that logic seems designed to mislead a casual reader.
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Are we being lied to or mislead again by Republicans?
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Indeed, they often mislead us about what the public believes.
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This week's Rick and Morty fed us a total mislead.
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Did she mislead the public in these cases or not?
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Firms cannot mislead subscribers about the functionality of their technology.
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I'm not trying to mislead anyone while watching the movie.
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Hield said that he had never intended to mislead anyone.
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Pitching the product as a bank account could mislead customers.
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Did I ever intentionally mislead the people I spoke to?
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They managed to buy influence and strategically mislead our country.
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How badly does this sort of sales pitch mislead customers?
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Lawyers for Manafort say he did not intentionally mislead Mueller's team.
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Such stories might mislead and they can easily be cherry-picked.
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A Justice official said Sessions didn't mislead senators during his confirmation.
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They do not mislead the Senate about it three decades later.
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Would a President Trump tweet unsubstantiated claims that could mislead Americans?
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In the absence of reputable polls, bogus ones proliferate and mislead.
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Go deeper: Richard Sackler endorsed plan to mislead about OxyContin's potency
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And I don't want to ‑‑ I don't want to mislead you.
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Their parting message for the GOP: "Don't overpromise and don't mislead."
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"The secretary should not be allowed to mislead anyone," Thornberry said.
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In order not to mislead, metrics need to reflect actual conditions.
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The incentive may be for both sides to mislead the other.
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Buffett says the rule distorts net results and can mislead investors.
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He doesn't exactly intend to mislead; it's just what comes naturally.
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Has Moscow been using social media to mislead the American public?
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"The objective has grown a longer beard to mislead," they reported.
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On the other hand, people get angry if you mislead them.
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The Bloomberg campaign said it was not trying to mislead anyone.
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Yes, these are dumb things to exaggerate and mislead about it.
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There are ruthlessly propagandistic actors working tirelessly to mislead the public.
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We expect political critics to mislead people about the Clinton Foundation.
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How can they mislead viewers with fake sounds and manipulated scenes?
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The ease in which a user could be mislead is extremely high.
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And it's not like Facebook, your old friend, would ever mislead you.
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Uber cannot mislead how it monitors internal access to consumers' personal information.
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Nor did he ask Comey to mislead the public in any way.
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E-mail addresses including Vinci's name were used to mislead the media.
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I don't think it's a good idea to try and mislead people.
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"I don't think [founders] are necessarily trying to mislead anyone," says Ackerman.
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Or mislead the Chinese into thinking you can take a lesser deal.
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They said the Department's rejection emails mislead borrowers to believe they're inelgible.
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They accused Tillerson of trying to mislead them about the issue. Sen.
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But Republicans argue his overtures to Trump are attempts to mislead voters.
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Being able to receive federal funds enables them to mislead people more.
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The internet has made it easy for anti-vaccine activists to mislead.
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He did indeed mislead voters into thinking that he fought in Vietnam.
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But currently, the SCC is as likely to mislead as to inform.
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Some statistics turn out to be plain wrong, but more commonly they mislead.
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You don't want to mislead existing or potential customers, business partners, or investors.
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Not what he said, but why he chose to mislead instead of lead.
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But users themselves can seek to mislead Facebook by falsely reporting credible information.
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It would also risk being mislead if the sensor accuracy fails on you.
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Sinclair has denied any claims that it has attempted to mislead the agency.
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Bottom line for founders: Don't let all the capital in venture mislead you.
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And winning the White House didn't change Trump's tendencies to exaggerate or mislead.
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Really feel bad for not clarifying and quite fearful that I've mislead many.
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Such attacks serve only to distort the facts and mislead the American people.
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But why should you trust companies that are intentionally trying to mislead you?
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Brinkley told him that the image might mislead; Long usually had plainclothes bodyguards.
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"Of course, we don't want to lie and mislead our children," Brockenbrough said.
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Dugan added that he didn't want that "serial killer" label to mislead people.
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At worst, it can mislead — as it did in 2000, 20123 and 2012.
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He told Hannity that the White House was not trying to "mislead" anyone.
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Instead, he told him to purge his belongings and help mislead the inspectors.
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Third, Congress can make it harder for the government to mislead the public.
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Twitter is testing a proposed policy of labeling tweets that mislead the public.
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Sessions has repeatedly said that he didn't mislead senators or lie under oath.
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And he wouldn't be the first politician to try to mislead the public.
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"I don't think Stimson attempted to purposely mislead Truman, though," Mr. Wellerstein added.
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Distortion is a powerful tactic used by sites designed to mislead the public.
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But you certainly shouldn't mislead any students who ask you about their prospects.
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The court said van Breda inflicted injuries on himself to try to mislead police.
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Read these stories next: Do Crisis Pregnancy Centers Have A Right To Mislead Women?
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"Somebody was clearly trying to mislead people to generate more interest in the caravan."
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If they don't, the metaphor will mislead (which, for politicians, is sometimes the point).
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That statement, if untrue, can be seen as an attempt to fraudulently mislead HSBC.
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"We did not intend to mislead anyone with the demo," a PR rep says.
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Instead, they're trying to mislead the public and misrepresent the data it has published.
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Confrontations are likely today, and you'll be super pissed off if people mislead you.
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Khalupsky, like Korchevsky, plead not guilty, claiming he had been mislead by the Dubovoys.
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Alternatively, incomplete, unverifiable, or censored data can mislead the public and mess with markets.
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Berners-Lee's third point relates to how online political advertising can potentially mislead voters.
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They fuck up sometimes, but their overall goal isn't to purposefully mislead the public.
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By misrepresenting science to belittle minority groups and women, he can easily mislead people.
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The case could hinge on whether the jury thinks Stone intended to mislead lawmakers.
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Some senators have since said that they felt mislead by Mattis and Pompeo's briefing.
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But this was later revealed to have been an elaborate prank to mislead journalists.
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And, how could people trust that this new evidence wouldn't mislead them once again?
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Labour said the accusations were "deliberate and malicious misrepresentations designed to mislead the public".
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Their use is part of a military strategy, called maskirovka, to mislead its enemies.
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"It will mislead investors into expecting best interest recommendations that the standard won't deliver."
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Mr. Sessions has offered a similar defense, saying he never intended to mislead Congress.
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BAD PHARMA: How Drug Companies Mislead Doctors and Harm Patients, by Dr. Ben Goldacre.
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" Prosecutors claimed the statement was "written in a manner designed to mislead the public.
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The appeals court upheld the decision that BlackBerry executives did not knowingly mislead investors.
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"I would never deliberately mislead my followers or promote a product that was dangerous."
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"Never again will I prevaricate or omit or mislead — intentionally or not," Shkreli wrote.
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He said many politicians had sought to "mislead" the public about the repeal's impact.
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Opponents of Brexit say the figure was a wild misrepresentation made to mislead voters.
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"The U.S. government has tried to mislead the press," he told Westminster Magistrates' Court.
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They "miseducate, mislead, and misguide the Canadian public about what BDS is," he said.
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Even when drilling down on bilateral trade balances, economists caution that the data can mislead.
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He said he settled after the FCA accepted that he did not deliberately mislead it.
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He continued, saying that Trump's video was deliberately edited to mislead and lie to Americans.
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This document proves the issues are separate; conflating them has the potential to mislead people.
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Its opponents argue that this is a fantasy, and a con trick, designed to mislead.
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"These companies continue to mislead the public," DeWine said at a press conference in Columbus.
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But so far, the vast majority of media altered to mislead has been extremely simple.
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That rule adds volatility to Berkshire's net results, and Buffett says it can mislead investors.
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"It's no problem for entrepreneurs to mislead you when you're on the board," says Hornik.
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That's a big mistake, because the Trump administration will keep using facts to mislead people.
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"I want to be really clear that there was zero intent to mislead," he said.
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Why would Pence continually mislead the public about his knowledge of Flynn's interaction with Kislyak?
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The goal is only to deflect, confuse, and mislead, in defense of the status quo.
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Those trying to peddle that nonsense are either profoundly misinformed or deliberately trying to mislead.
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Today, we're launching a new reporting feature to tackle deliberate attempts to mislead about voting.
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He said the fees were legal and there was no intent to mislead the judge.
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The Six4Three files back up the notion that Facebook was intentionally trying to mislead users.
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It can be used to enlighten and empower, as well as to trick and mislead.
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"We should be very careful not to mislead other group of pregnant women," he said.
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Franchisees say that this classification allows Subway and other franchisers to mislead potential store owners.
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The two men are suspected of masterminding a long-running scheme to mislead financial authorities.
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Some studies have been critical of the ad format, arguing they can mislead news consumers.
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Self-reported vote intention is far from perfect; people can mislead pollsters, intentionally or unintentionally.
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Harry also charges the Mail on Sunday with selecting from the missive to mislead readers.
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There are better ways to increase transparency that would be less prone to mislead consumers.
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Let's start with disinformation, which implies intent: Someone is trying to mislead when spreading it.
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It will remove media that's edited using machine learning, with the intent to mislead viewers.
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If true, the accounts would have helped the church avoid taxes and mislead its members.
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"Stop overconsumption and communications that mislead consumers," French lawmaker Matthieu Orphelin said on Twitter Monday.
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"Media outlets like Fox News must learn that they can't mislead for ratings," he said.
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"Late term" is an invention of anti-abortion extremists to confuse, mislead and increase stigma.
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The ad "relies on speculation and unsupported accusations to mislead viewers," the nonpartisan site FactCheck.
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But we should not be inventing concepts out of whole cloth to purposely mislead voters.
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Case: Dreyer's Grand Ice CreamKey takeaway: Don't try to spin bad news or mislead workers.
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Praxis accused both defendants of using euphemisms such as "balance" and "calories in, calories out" to mislead consumers, and Coca-Cola, the world's largest beverage company, of trying to mislead the public into thinking a lack of exercise was the real cause of obesity.
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Every administration has, from time to time, sought to mislead the public about something or other.
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She and Giuffra convinced FBI agents that she did not intentionally mislead them, the newspaper said.
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These unvetted, inaccurate details mean it was easy to mislead people about who paid for ads.
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He doesn't have to tell them everything, but when he does speak he cannot mislead them.
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"Hey @Twitter, this video is clearly edited in a way that's intended to mislead viewers," Rep.
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It did not matter that Kavanaugh appeared to, at best, mislead senators in his own testimony.
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Open commentary, Sachs said, is less likely to mislead than op-eds filtered through media gatekeepers.
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Still, Ms. Rabinowitz said she felt further insulted because the attendant had tried to mislead her.
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But there are new data sources that are making it harder for executives to mislead them.
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And "we shouldn't be marketing them in a way that could potentially mislead folks," Nelson added.
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The bank had made no effort to stop him and he never tried to mislead them.
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But the fact that Koko could communicate should not mislead observers into thinking she possessed language.
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The phone interview discussed whether McAfee had hacked WhatsApp and whether he tried to mislead reporters.
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"Now someone can claim he's the one who attempted to mislead," one person told the Post.
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A new TED-Ed video by Lea Gaslowitz walks through how, exactly, graphs can mislead you.
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"Its planners planted statements to mislead public opinion and the countries of the world," he said.
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They reflect old marketing tactics—blitz your audience, mislead them if necessary—and they are divisive.
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Think fraudulent tax returns, for example, or exploitation to obtain medical treatment or mislead law enforcement.
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So it is in Kavanaugh's interest to mislead the public about his views and his record.
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When that's done, as the law says, with an intent to mislead, that's a huge problem.
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But don't let the hush of the Beacon galleries mislead you; a profound transformation is afoot.
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We are not allowed here to mislead the viewer by making material alterations or staging scenes.
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It's not that he didn't lie and mislead, not least about his business ties in Russia.
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At first they'd seem to be jokes about photography and its capacity to fictionalize and mislead.
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Paul LePage suggested on Thursday he makes up stories with the intent to mislead the media.
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Facebook in December announced a similar ban on posts and ads that mislead about the census.
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Yet she has noticed that the informality of the tech industry can mislead new millennial employees.
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Fabricated news, made to mislead or turn a profit, is a growing problem in online communities.
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Paul LePage (R) suggested in an interview published Thursday that he fabricates stories to mislead reporters.
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TikTok now explicitly prohibits false content meant to incite hate or mislead people about upcoming elections.
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"We don't want to mislead people into getting a solution they don't actually need," says Perry.
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Trending up: Facebook will remove posts that mislead people about the US Census starting next year.
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I have come to expect this White House to mislead people whenever it feels like it.
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Wyden asked the Interior's inspector general to investigate Jorjani, arguing the lawyer may have mislead lawmakers.
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McCabe has disputed the charges as politically motivated and said he did not intentionally mislead anyone.
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Some of that information is reliable, some is noise, and some is intentionally created to mislead.
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She said the records appeared to have been forged or altered to mislead anyone who examined them.
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The settlement doesn't require Trump to admit guilt and he maintains that he didn't mislead his students.
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The plaintiff also claims the dog was not housebroken, and the defendants mislead her on that point.
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Even the Social Security Administration, the government agency that administers the benefit, can mislead people, experts say.
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Did Barr mislead the public about your conclusions in his initial four-page topline letter to Congress?
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And Trump Jr. tried to mislead the public about the meeting afterward, which shows his guilty knowledge.
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The critical issue is whether the person intended to mislead a government official about an important matter.
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"Hey @Twitter, this video is clearly edited in a way that's intended to mislead viewers," tweeted Rep.
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"Thus, the proponents of this absurd and undemocratic idea are deliberately trying to mislead people," Mulholland writes.
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"Don't let the word 'value' mislead you," regional tourism board Visit Buffalo Niagara warned in its blog.
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But it should be no surprise that a Trump Administration official would deliberately mislead the American public.
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But it should be no surprise that a Trump Administration official would deliberately mislead the American public.
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For it to be a felony, prosecutors must prove there was an intent to defraud or mislead.
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And trade-weighted averages can mislead, because goods with crushingly high tariffs will naturally have lower weights.
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GFG did not mislead anyone as to the nature of its discussions about additional Scottish government guarantees.
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Just last year, Coca-Cola was accused of funding its own science to deliberately mislead the public.
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ISPs just don't, and they mislead customers by not being clear about that huge difference of opinion.
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"Deutsche Bank did not merely mislead investors: it contributed directly to an international financial crisis," Lynch added.
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"They're obviously setting up in our complex as an opportunity to mislead our patients specifically," said Kifferly.
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"President Trump's loyal supporters know the truth: The mainstream media mislead, misguide, deceive, and distract," he added.
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They're now trying to crack down on organized attempts to mislead voters, The New York Times reports.
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"You'd have to prove the president's intent was at least in part to mislead investigators," said Ray.
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His comments "were meant to mislead," Renato Mariotti, a federal prosecutor from 2007 to 2016, told me.
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Snapchat's policies ban political advertising that intends to mislead, deceive, or violate the company's terms of service.
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Kavanaugh has been bullshitting recently, but at other times, he seemingly did seek to outright mislead people.
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" Professor Denbeaux responded that the F.B.I.'s job was "not to mislead and deceive a desperate parent.
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Physicians were obviously wrong to believe that about opioids, and drug companies were wrong to mislead them.
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"When we make mistakes it's because we're stupid, not because we're trying to mislead anyone," Musk continued.
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But Cohen was eager to point out that the decision to mislead Congress was not his alone.
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Instead, the White House asserted that Damascus and Moscow had released "false narratives" to mislead the world.
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A new report claims that China faked its organ transplant donation data to mislead the international community.
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During his confirmation hearing, Sessions appeared to mislead senators about his contacts with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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"I resent the fact of your insults, and I resent the fact that you mislead," he said.
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Surprised at how people are willing to mislead reporters or leak confidential information to suit their agenda.
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" Nanda told CNN Facebook's move will allow Trump to "mislead the American people on their platform unimpeded.
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The company said it would remove videos altered by artificial intelligence in ways meant to mislead viewers.
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"I did not participate in a scheme to mislead the government or conceal material facts," he said.
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"When we make mistakes it's because we're stupid not because we're trying to mislead anyone," Musk continued.
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" Grassley continued, "But in the heat of partisan moments, some do try to knowingly mislead the committee.
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But, those errors are -- 99.9% of the time -- honest mistakes, not willful attempts to mislead the public.
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"I did not participate in a scheme to mislead the government or conceal material facts," he said.
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"IS members know how to tell lies to mislead judges in order to evade prosecutions," Naaman said.
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THE STONE Images can falsify as well as depict reality; they can mislead as well as inspire.
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This, above all, is the lesson Republicans need to learn from Obamacare: Don't overpromise, and don't mislead.
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Engage in inauthentic behavior, which includes creating, managing, or otherwise perpetuating • Accounts that are fake • Accounts that have fake names• Accounts that participate in coordinated inauthentic behavior, meaning that multiple accounts are working together to do any of the following: Mislead people about the origin of content; Mislead people about the destination of links off our services (for example, providing a display URL that does not match the destination URL); Mislead people in an attempt to encourage shares, likes, or clicks.18.
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Executives could face criminal penalties as high as 20 years in prison if they intentionally mislead the agency.
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To prove perjury, a prosecutor must show that false statements were made with the specific intent to mislead.
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In time, they may dangerously mislead the public, and can serve as a nefarious tool for political propaganda.
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On Thursday, Sessions defended his testimony in which he appeared to mislead senators about his contact with Kislyak.
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"We found that Purdue engaged in a multibillion-dollar enterprise to mislead us about their drugs," she added.
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Twitter allows parody accounts, though its terms of service prohibits direct impersonation that is intended to mislead others.
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"This video is clearly another deceptive effort by @realDonaldTrump to mislead and manipulate the American people," tweeted Rep.
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But not for a game that instills a sense of responsibility in you just to ultimately mislead you.
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Career and self-help writers often mislead people, I think, because the predominant message is: No you won't.
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But critics say the practice can also mislead investors by creating a rosier picture of a company's profits.
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" She continued, "Just because someone has the title of governor, doesn't give them the right to mislead others.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission filing in Manhattan federal court alleges that the CEO mislead shareholders on Aug.
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But conversations can be designed to mislead and sometimes the communicants simply don't know what they're talking about.
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"I am deeply concerned by this intentional effort to mislead the American people," Bennet wrote in the letter.
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But Jackson said the search warrant applications didn't "mislead the court" about the facts available at the time.
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Unsurprisingly, Ocasio-Cortez and her allies are attempting to mislead the public about ICE's role in protecting America.
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It is petrifying that the deliberate deceptions and wild ego of one man can so mislead a nation.
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But earlier this week police said these appeared to have been planted in an attempt to mislead investigators.
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Calling everything tech can mislead investors into thinking a stock might have value and growth that it doesn't.
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They can mislead and polarize citizens, undermine trust in the media, and distort the content of public debate.
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Unfortunately, changing air pressure levels can also mislead your tracker's count of the number of flights you've climbed.
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Texts, tweets, social media comments, even a Wikipedia entry, manipulate and mislead here as much as they communicate.
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Zimmerman was a party in a brief filed in the case that argued the language could mislead voters.
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The firm had also sought to mislead or undermine journalists asking questions about the campaign, the report said.
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You will be expected to produce something of real value—like helping a reelection campaign mislead the public.
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It is therefore inexcusable to toy with the process and mislead the American public with such a statement.
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Brisbane-based creator Anthony Hearsey made a post, saying he did not intend to mislead with the image.
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It would have been a lie if he didn't believe it and was attempting to mislead his audience.
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But directing a deputy to mislead a suspect and act like a white supremacist is not necessarily illegal.
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Credico continued to mislead Stone, by implying to him he was reaching Assange about WikiLeaks' Democratic email releases.
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" It also prohibits ads that use imagery of public figures to "mislead users into buying a scam product.
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" Josh Davis, a lawyer for Stevens, said GM's claims that his client intended to mislead jurors were "ridiculous.
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The judge decided he didn't intentionally mislead the prosecutors about contact he may have sought with administration officials.
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Don't mislead yourself Saeb -- they do not want you to decide how to use their money without their input.
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The company is also making sure developers don't register an application or modify an existing one to mislead users.
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Yet Facebook's policy allows politicians' ads to mislead people, weakening faith that it will properly address this new problem.
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"The Department of Justice will hold these companies accountable that mislead the public about the efficacy of the products."
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In a Forbes interview published on Wednesday, WhatsApp cofounder Brian Acton said Facebook coached him to mislead the commission.
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Among other allegations was that Hun Sen was paying for false Facebook "likes" to mislead voters about his support.
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Ghazanfar told CNN he tried to mislead police by telling them the murdered beautician had died of natural causes.
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This directly contradicted a statement Sessions gave to the Senate under oath — although he claims he didn't mislead Congress.
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Others were ad farms using Facebook to mislead people into thinking that they were forums for legitimate political debate.
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It now considers down-ranking posts about health care that exaggerate or mislead, like sensational claims about miracle cures.
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"I've seen how some bad actors are exploiting our openness to mislead, manipulate, harass or even harm," she added.
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The automaker also said in a statement that there is nothing about the name, Autopilot, that should mislead consumers.
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Why would these fine lawyers do anything that might possibly mislead the Supreme Court, and risk their sterling reputations?
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I'm not above anyone X love Really feel bad for not clarifying and quite fearful that I've mislead many.
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With love, you don't mislead or play around, so if you're not perfectly clear, just be honest about it.
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Facebook says these domains are intentionally designed to mislead and confuse end users, who believe they're interacting with Facebook.
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A confusing electronic gearshift in those cars could mislead the driver into thinking the vehicle was safely in park.
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They want to trash the Affordable Care Act, and they're willing to mislead the public any way they can.
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It's completely inappropriate for any campaign to attempt to mislead Culinary Union members, especially at their place of work.
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The reporting tool allows users to flag content that could mislead citizens about how, where and when to vote.
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An investigation by The Wall Street Journal exposed Theranos' efforts to mislead investors and the public about its technology.
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Special interest groups continually mislead their constituents and fail to define the real cost of each program they support.
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" CNN also responded to Cruz's attacks, blasting out a statement accusing him of continuing "to knowingly mislead the voters.
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Suzuki said that it had not sought to mislead customers, and that its testing had not exaggerated mileage ratings.
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Now, the couple is suing their realtor and the sellers, who they say mislead them about the property's pitfalls.
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Manipulating headlines of real stories on social media is another way politicians are using fake news to mislead voters.
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Reconstruction's failure shows that national campaigns to deceive and mislead the public about white-nationalist violence have worked before.
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Wojcicki said that "bad actors" had used the video-sharing site to "mislead, manipulate, harass or even harm" others.
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This is unusual for a man trained to deceive and mislead, a man who is practiced in his profession.
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Wojcicki said that "bad actors" had used the video-sharing site to "mislead, manipulate, harass or even harm" others.
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Your voice, your first-person tone, even if meant to mislead, gives me some sense of who you are.
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They go to work every day to construct false realities, to mislead the public on behalf of obscure paymasters.
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Would it be a post that spread harmful misinformation, such as a false election date intended to mislead voters?
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Kelly fears that it may mislead audiences to believe she was a full participant in the follow-up series.
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Manafort's lawyers said earlier Wednesday that their client had never intended to mislead Mueller but had suffered memory problems.
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One trouble with those sorts of crowdsourcing websites — such as GoFundMe — is that it's very easy to mislead people.
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Stefan: We decided to wait with the kissing, because we worried it could mislead us into going further physically.
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But as everyone knows, images can falsify as well as depict reality; they can mislead as well as inspire.
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It would also mean the White House was willing to mislead the American public in order to do so.
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Democrats argue the merger will allow a broadcaster with a tendency toward hyperbole to further mislead the American public.
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One's words are supposed to correspond with, or at least not mislead about, the facts as one understands them.
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"His efforts to mislead Pretrial Services and the Government regarding his assets and income in an effort to gain his release — when coupled with his most recent effort to mislead Pretrial Services regarding the conditions of his release— only serve to compound the already-extreme flight risk that he poses," they wrote.
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Now Barr will have to answer publicly for his campaign to distort Mueller's findings, mislead the public and protect Trump.
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The attorney general's office is investigating whether the company mislead the investment community regarding the company's financials, the source said.
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"It's not necessarily about breaking the law, but it is about attempting to mislead," Europe's Security Commissioner Julian King said.
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"Apps must not hide or cloak tracking behavior or attempt to mislead users about such functionality," the developer rules state.
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Especially since, for all those years, DuPont had been saying that we were lying, trying to scare and mislead people.
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It writes: We considered that in isolation, the claim "clinically tested alternative to birth control methods" was unlikely to mislead.
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Blankenship's company deliberately evaded safety regulations for years and even had two sets of books to mislead miners and inspectors.
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Their comments triggered criticism from the campaign of Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, over "attempts to mislead" about Trump's immigration plan.
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Reacting to the headlines to make investment decisions can mislead investors that are "trigger happy," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The ban was part of an update to an existing policy that prohibits sites that mislead users with their content.
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Instead of revealing the murder, Kindra allegedly "continued to provide false information to deliberately stall and/or mislead" law enforcement.
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Allowing for narrow exceptions, what kind of an attorney would mislead his client into thinking he was not being recorded?
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But even as he acknowledged that he let Nunes mislead him, Lake himself offered a misleading spin to the story.
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To require a provider to withhold information, and to actively mislead a patient through a lie of omission, is unethical.
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If those numbers have been consistently wrong, as dissidents argued, then actuaries were helping mislead the investors buying municipal bonds.
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" She later admitted to lying and said on Monday that it was "not [her] intent to deceive or mislead anyone.
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The practice violates Facebook's rules, which prohibit "inauthentic behavior" including running accounts with fake names or accounts that mislead people.
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And did Accolade mislead its users by including a message claiming that Sega had licensed the game when it hadn't?
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We're looking for false information being spread deliberately to confuse, mislead, or influence voters ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
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If the worst or best news for a party comes first, the needle could mislead — even for a long time.
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But if every single clue is trying to mislead you — even on a Friday or Saturday — that can become annoying.
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Replacing sitting with standing does not fulfill that recommendation and may even mislead people into thinking they're doing enough activity.
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But if every single clue is trying to mislead you, even on a Friday or Saturday, that can become annoying.
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"I don't want to mislead you," Newsom told a group of parents and educators in a press conference Tuesday afternoon.
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Thereby the brothers helped corrupt the American right, mislead the public and destroy a healthy bipartisan consensus on the issue.
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Patent monopolies also encourage drug companies to mislead doctors and the public about the safety and effectiveness of their drugs.
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This includes any false information being spread deliberately to confuse, mislead, or influence voters ahead of the 21 midterm elections.
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We're looking for false information being spread deliberately to confuse, mislead, or influence voters ahead of the 20103 midterm elections.
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The wire fraud statute covers broad conduct designed to mislead others and is not so closely tied to canceling orders.
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Facebook's policy only affects videos that were created by artificial intelligence or machine learning algorithms that would "likely mislead" someone.
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And both carry names that abortion rights advocates say are meant to mislead and instill fear in the American public.
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In congressional testimony, he appeared to mislead senators about his contact with Sergey Kislyak, Russian ambassador to the United States.
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In doing so, I also discovered that "narrative economics" – the contemporary popular belief about market behavior -- can often mislead us.
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The fact is this: We were all mislead by the media, and emotionally, that was very painful for Hillary supporters.
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"She did not tell the truth, and tried to mislead the court," said Michalis Papathanasiou, the judge in the case.
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Body brokers sometimes market their services using language that could mislead prospective donors into believing the broker handles organ donations.
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Turki al-Malki called the Houthi announcement "theatrical," describing it as part of "attempts to mislead" international and regional media.
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One of those meetings occurred two months before the presidential election, but Sessions' spokeswoman said he did not mislead Congress.
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Denise also confides to Adam that Mr. Snyder deliberately revised portions of her analysis with false information to mislead leadership.
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A Consumer Reports investigation in August uncovered a slew of product descriptions and fake customer reviews meant to mislead shoppers.
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Facebook's Head of Cybersecurity Policy Nathaniel Gleicher said in a statement Facebook did not want accounts created to mislead anyone.
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Researchers have also found evidence that some patients have less typical symptoms, like gastrointestinal issues, that can mislead medical workers.
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"Still, the U.S. government is sparing no effort to smear the company and mislead the public about Huawei," he added.
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The aim of both laboratory outrages was to mislead people into thinking that breathing something harmful wasn't really so bad.
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What do you call an online post where the headlines intentionally mislead readers from what is actually in the content?
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Maybe, just maybe, now is a good time to stop granting Conway interviews so she can gleefully mislead the American public.
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Emoji can be easily mistaken for one another, which increases the risk to the user of following URLs intended to mislead.
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"This includes many forms of automated account interactions and behaviors as well as attempts to mislead or deceive people," he says.
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Great. You should hear this: If you try to mislead the American people you will incur the ridicule of Twitter, period.
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Instead of revealing the murder, however, Kindra allegedly "continued to provide false information to deliberately stall and/or mislead" law enforcement.
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On Telegram, personalities who were banned from Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube found a safe haven and continued to mislead their followers.
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Worse, in its evasion, Facebook hired toxic political operators that sought to mislead the public and disparage critics of the company.
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American regulators have ruled that firms are permitted to disclose financial information using social media, but they must not mislead investors.
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Amy Klobuchar: [I] support efforts to hold companies accountable for their contributions to climate change and campaigns to mislead the public.
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We never intentionally mislead our users nor misrepresent the capabilities of the tools, nor the potential risks associated with using them.
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Still, Cohen's information, if corroborated, certainly suggests an effort by the president and his team to mislead the public and Congress.
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"The accused went to great lengths to try to mislead police and steer them in the wrong direction," Ritter tells PEOPLE.
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In court papers, Hotel California Baja denied it was trying to mislead guests, and said they were unlikely to be confused.
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This bank has basically told the world they lie or at least mislead about their core values on a regular basis.
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But the Scots argued that the use of the Gaelic term "glen" — a valley — could mislead buyers to think it Scotch.
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Jadue declined to confirm whether the company knew that drivers in Chile were coaching passengers to help them mislead transit officials.
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It said he also incited others to fake documents to mislead the regulator into approving the sale of some insurance products.
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But Stone and the Gargoyle cannot abide MillerCoors's efforts to mislead beer drinkers and sully (or steal) what STONE stands for.
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"My focus was on whether we still held the data... There was certainly no intention to mislead the committee," he added.
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Moreover, securities fraud requires not just that the disclosures be inaccurate, but also that there is also some intent to mislead.
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Thursday morning he continued to express his displeasure with current immigration laws and mislead about the state of US immigration courts.
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Throughout the debate on climate change, Democrats have tried to mislead the American people about where conservatives stand on the issue.
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"We have global rules in place that prohibit behaviour that can mislead people, including those with verified accounts," a spokesperson said.
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If it was, Trump would have never believed it was okay to mislead Americans about a $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels.
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"Democrats continue their desperate attempts to deliberately mislead the public about Judge Kavanaugh's views," said Raj Shah, a White House spokesman.
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And the DOL found that the company had tried to "mislead and obstruct ... by concealing relevant information" from the agency's investigation.
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Never mind that Hamas routinely locates terrorists among civilians in order to mislead the media into believing that Israel targets civilians.
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But the prosecutors argued that this case sets an important precedent: startups don't have license to mislead consumers or ignore regulations.
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Zuckerberg and other executives ought to be similarly liable if their companies mislead users about the companies' privacy policies, he said.
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What's more, CPCs also discourage contraception, and often mislead women about how it works — claiming that condoms are porous, for instance.
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Democrats mislead and leave out context about trade, health care and taxes in criticizing President Trump's State of the Union speech.
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"Political candidates and campaigns shouldn't be able to use private data to manipulate and mislead voters," Feinstein said in a statement.
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However, when the House Intelligence Committee began looking into the matter in 2017, Stone tried to mislead them about what happened.
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To prove fraud, the government has to show that a defendant intended to mislead the victim to obtain money or property.
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Rather than granting Russia an easy victory in Ukraine, Trump's alacrity may mislead Putin into thinking there will be no consequences.
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It is easy to mislead someone that immigrants and refugees are threats, refusing to learn English, and taking jobs and services.
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" This overly broad phrase is defined as a "statement" or "omission" with a "likelihood or tendency to mislead under the circumstances.
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In the case of McCabe, he reportedly denied any intention to mislead investigators on the leak to the Wall Street Journal.
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"Deutsche Bank did not merely mislead investors: It contributed directly to an international financial crisis," Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch said.
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Schiff said Cohen's plea highlights his ongoing concerns that several members of Trump's orbit attempted to mislead the House Intelligence Committee.
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Gianforte and his campaign did mislead law enforcement and the public — repeatedly — about Mr. Jacobs actions in the moments before Rep.
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Specifically, we don't know if Junior was misleading his father or whether his father was trying to mislead us, the public.
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Mueller complained that news coverage of the summary, particularly the obstruction bit, could mislead the public about what the report said.
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Facts first: The standard for lying to Congress and committing perjury is very high and willful intent to mislead must be proved.
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Refugees have rights The language Trump used in his tweet about migrants -- inaccurate and designed to mislead-- is from a familiar playbook.
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"I hope IPSO will consider in its future investigations how online versions of stories can spread rapidly and mislead audiences," Ward said.
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The pilot program comes amid growing fears about manipulated photos and videos, or deepfakes, being used to mislead or trick the media.
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Updated 3:20PM ET, July 21st: Clarified a point below as to not mislead people into accidentally recording over their home movies.
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It claims the company "conducted a systematic scheme to defraud and mislead subscribers" by promising Internet speeds that it couldn't actually deliver.
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This may affect the downstream analysis, like doing more studies on the disease-causing cells, and possibly mislead the diagnosis decision-making.
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It's unclear who creates the pages, which are often designed to mislead American voters about the ambitious Democratic senator's policies and positions.
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AT&T's decision to mislead its customers has not gone without significant criticism, not just from the tech press but its competitors.
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Pages should avoid posts about health that exaggerate or mislead people and posts that try to sell products using health-related claims.
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I want them to know I'm not here to misguide or mislead them, or to be some super-duper role model either.
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Warren Buffett had a few words in his most recent shareholder letter for managers who mislead their shareholders with massaged earning numbers.
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In the rush to get the word out about their new work, they oversell, mislead, or otherwise exaggerate the results of research.
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Prosecutors also alleged that the website's employees sought to actively mislead the public about its sincerity of efforts to prevent prostitution ads.
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The public sees the White House version more often, it said, meaning inaccuracies can mislead readers until an official document is released.
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Allegations: The Federal Trade Commission says that Uber mislead the public when it said it guarded against employees improperly accessing consumer data.
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In a lawsuit filed in federal court, Stone Brewing is alleging trademark infringement and a deliberate attempt by MillerCoors to mislead consumers.
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Related, Google also rejected more than 17 million ads designed to mislead people by looking like system warning messages from your computer.
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The report also renews criticism that the administration mislead the public about the causes of the attack and later stonewalled the investigation.
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Juul spent millions trying to mislead San Franciscans and rewrite the rules to benefit itself before realizing that was a fool's errand.
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There was immediate speculation that Manafort's apparent attempts to mislead Mueller amounted to an implicit plea for a pardon from the President.
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Twitter users responded with frustration to Elle Magazine's tweet, with many calling it "fake news" for a news outlet to mislead readers.
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Over the next 17 months, Volkswagen embarked on a campaign to "mislead and confuse" regulators and the public, according to the complaint.
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Democratic senators raised concerns that the process gave Kavanaugh the opportunity to mislead the committee about his role in Bush-era scandals.
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In 2007, executives of the company pled guilty to the charge that they marketed OxyContin "with intent to defraud or mislead" regulators.
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Buffett said the rule could lead to "wild and capricious" results and can mislead investors, who should look at operating profit instead.
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When intelligence leaders mislead the public about surveillance, they fuel the cynicism and mistrust of government that lets wannabe authoritarians gain power.
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Yet even if our brains sometimes mislead us, they also crown us with the capacity to recognize our flaws and rectify mistakes.
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"RBS decided to mislead California's pension funds in order to line its own pockets - plain and simple," Becerra said in a statement.
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Or of course the entire plot to the movie could be hidden in subtle pastry clues... Then again maybe it's a mislead.
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When a news outlet or reporter sets out to purposefully deceive or mislead, or knowingly publishes fabricated information, that is fake news.
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Watch the promotional video of the Lily drone that was allegedly used to mislead preorder customers: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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His account of its rise is a reminder of how easy it can be to mislead a willing public about scientific studies.
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In my description on a dating site, I explained the situation in some detail, as I did not wish to mislead anyone.
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"Most politicians, I find they may exaggerate or stretch, but they don't want to out-and-out mislead people," Kessler tells me.
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But Schiff and other Democrats called the Republican document a "spin memo" and said Nunes cherry-picked information to mislead the public.
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"This notion that he's trying to mislead people, I think, is just completely bizarre," Rosenstein told The Wall Street Journal last week.
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It would: In general, it's permissible to mislead people who will do you serious and unwarranted wrong if you tell the truth.
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"Most of their narratives are outright falsehood and a calculated attempt to whip up sentiments and mislead unsuspecting Nigerians," the statement said.
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The cinematic quality assigned to violence can mislead us to think harm and death are only supposed to look a certain way.
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They broke code, planted false information to mislead the Germans and parachuted into enemy territory to blow up bridges and rail lines.
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In 2007, Purdue's parent company pleaded guilty to a federal felony charge of misbranding OxyContin with the intent to defraud or mislead.
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What Right Wing News did was part of a shift in the flow of online disinformation, falsehoods meant to mislead and inflame.
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It said it hadn't meant to mislead customers, and that the chip swap made "almost no difference" to driver experience or safety.
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Scientists say that creatures there use light much as animals on land use sound — to lure, intimidate, stun, mislead and find mates.
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His fake death notice was a sinister attempt at disinformation, which is the spreading of falsehoods with the deliberate intent to mislead.
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Companies that collect consumer data can't defraud or mislead their customers, and the Federal Trade Commission is a watchdog for those standards.
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Dorsey made the revelation during a video Q&A with Wired, arguing that an edit button could be used to mislead people.
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Facebook: The company said it would remove "deepfakes," videos that are heavily manipulated by artificial intelligence in ways meant to mislead viewers.
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The letter says the ad takes a passage from Obama's 2015 memoir out of context and uses it to mislead black Americans.
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His failure to make those disclosures and his apparent attempt to mislead the Pentagon could put Mr. Flynn in further legal jeopardy.
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For McCabe's part, he insisted that he did not intentionally mislead investigators in giving the "sensitive" information to the Wall Street Journal.
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"We are also concerned about who gained access to Joycelyn's personal Instagram account to mislead the public and her family," he said.
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"I did not intentionally mislead or deceive the Mayor or the people of Chicago," he said in a statement to NBC News.
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This indictment details a clever effort by the Russians to mislead the American public with millions of dollars to back it up.
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I didn't want to mislead this couple about what a nut she was, but I did want her to find a home.
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Therefore, the hacking did not mislead voters, but rather informed them of things that Hillary Clinton's team would rather have remained unexposed.
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The Justice Department and Democrats have lobbied Trump to stop the release, saying it could harm national security and mislead the public.
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If we did that, people like Oz, who mislead the public on health, would not hold the position they do in society.
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Mr. Flynn resigned in February after it was revealed that he had mislead Vice President Mike Pence about contact with Russian officials.
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But Mr. Harris, who appeared to mislead investigators during his testimony, ultimately decided last Thursday that he would support a new election.
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U.S. politicians continue to "fabricate lies to try to mislead the American people, and now they are trying to incite ideological opposition".
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And we mislead the public by pretending that "the latest research" holds definitive answers, instead of acknowledging the incremental nature of science.
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The flip side of this is, of course, that anonymous sources may feel freer to lie or mislead if shielded from accountability.
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" Thomason added: "Gwyneth Paltrow may well have good intentions, but she and her company sell products with claims that could clearly mislead customers.
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Reflecting on the work, I wondered if its ambiguity was intentional; could it be part of a deliberate policy to mislead the public?
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But Democrats noted that IRS and Federal Bureau of Investigation probes produced no evidence of criminal wrongdoing or deliberate efforts to mislead Congress.
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"Attorney General Barr's decision to mislead the public in his testimony to Congress was not a technicality — it was a crime," Pelosi tweeted.
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Plus, Marvel has been known to mislead viewers in its trailers before (like hiding the loss of Thor's eye from the Ragnarok promos).
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The indictment of the three JPMorgan traders laid out a classic spoofing case, in which fake orders are intended to mislead the market.
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It's a kind of epistemic poison, leading Democrats astray in a similar-but-much-smaller-scale way that Fox News narratives mislead Republicans.
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However, several of the crimes de-listed, including smuggling nuclear material, or "fabricating rumors to mislead others during wartime," were very rarely prosecuted.
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And more recently, he's accused Manafort of trying to get those who knew about the Hapsburg Group to mislead investigators about its mission.
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Secondarily, the core allegation that the American people have been mislead about the timing of Obama's interest in diplomacy with Iran is ridiculous.
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"Political candidates and campaigns shouldn't be able to use private data to manipulate and mislead voters," Senator Feinstein said in a press release.
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Trump's team was all too happy to set up back channels and mislead or even outright lie about its contacts with Russian officials.
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Looking at pictures of the marten, it's easy to be mislead by their adorableness — but don't be fooled, they are evil vermin criminals!
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"She can remove Musk from the CEO job—he can't mislead investors about Tesla if he's no longer speaking for Tesla," Cramer said.
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Reddit user McSlever thinks that Riverdale is using classic misdirection in order to mislead us from the truth about what happened to Jason.
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Sessions at the time said he did not mislead Congress, arguing the conversations with Kislyak were part of his job in the Senate.
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And what we have seen in the last few years is a concerted effort to mislead, misinform gun owners by the gun lobby.
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"Allowing these matters into evidence will waste time, confuse the issues, mislead the trier of fact and unfairly prejudice SGT Bergdahl," they wrote.
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The SEC filed charges against Musk in September, claiming he mislead and harmed investors with his tweet in blatant violation of securities law.
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Stories like The Federalist's account of the Trump-Comey briefing don't just mislead readers—they may push us closer to a constitutional crisis.
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"Ted Cruz pushes fear and paranoia because he wants to divide and mislead Texans four days before this election," saidO'Rourke in a statement.
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The company wrote in a blog post that the pages were used to "mislead" users about the content's source and the pages' purposes.
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The company wrote in a blog post that the pages were used to "mislead" users about the content's source and the pages' purposes.
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S. adults blame political leaders and activists far more than journalists for the creation of made-up news intended to mislead the public.
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The SEC filed charges against Musk in September, claiming he mislead and harmed investors with his tweet in blatant violation of securities law.
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"I'm very comfortable saying they mislead the city," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said of Allure Group on Monday, before the report's release.
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Moreover, investigators working under Comey and McCabe reportedly concluded that Flynn was not intentionally trying to mislead them, but Mueller indicted Flynn anyway.
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"Deutsche Bank did not merely mislead investors: it contributed directly to an international financial crisis," Attorney General Loretta Lynch said in the statement.
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Mr. da Silva denies owning the property, but prosecutors say he had control of it and tried to mislead investigators about acquiring it.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. Conference of Mayors seeks to do exactly that by attempting to mislead the public on how the SALT deduction functions.
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The bill takes aim at practices that online platforms use to mislead people into giving personal data to companies or otherwise trick them.
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With Europe's next major election set to take place in Italy on Sunday, fears that false information could mislead voters have again surfaced.
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Vox's Sarah Kliff wrote last month about the remarkable lengths Republicans have gone to to mislead and obfuscate about their health care plans.
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Everything he said yesterday in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee about 'settled law' was nothing but a show to mislead the Senate.
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Jurors in the Connecticut case rejected the government's theory that Andre Flotron, a former trader at UBS, placed orders to mislead other traders.
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Gregory emphasized that Facebook should continue to beef up its policies around "shallowfakes," or videos that use less sophisticated technology to mislead people.
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At nearly every turn, Boeing has revealed its willingness to hide the truth, mislead authorities, and ignore the consequences of its own actions.
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At a court hearing, Bondy convinced the judge that the $1 million loan to Parnas' wife was not intentionally meant to mislead prosecutors.
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However, there is currently no clear-cut regulatory or industry standard for 'sustainable' investing, a gray area policymakers are concerned could mislead investors.
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Brown and Merkley also expressed concerns that federal approval of fintech companies could mislead consumers who are used to a fuller banking experience.
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One was designed to identify "deepfakes," realistic images that have been heavily manipulated by artificial intelligence in ways meant to mislead an audience.
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At the same time, the corporation repeatedly sowed doubt about climate science and actively mislead the public about the severity of climate change.
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" The statement continues ... "We are also concerned about who gained access to Joycelyn's personal Instagram account to mislead the public and her family.
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Here's hoping that by the primaries, old photos of Grimes or whoever aren't used to mislead people about Marianne Williamson or Elizabeth Warren.
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These processors, using profits guaranteed and boosted by the program, continue to mislead lawmakers into believing it operates at zero cost to taxpayers.
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Democrats should be proud of the people who seek to lead them; Republicans should be ashamed of their politicians seeking to mislead them.
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As the 2020 US presidential election approaches, politicians and government officials are worried about these kinds of videos being used to mislead voters.
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Instead, a large number of these for-profit schools engage in chicanery to mislead students into enrolling — sometimes driven by commissions per student.
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"Without concrete facts, it is a flagrant attempt to mislead the international community, to which we will have to respond," the minister added.
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Accounts used to manipulate or mislead the public are not allowed on Instagram and we will take action if we find additional violations.
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It adds to the suggestion that there is a deliberate intent to mislead and cover up both the meeting and Russian collaboration generally.
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He was arrested in January on seven charges, all related to efforts to mislead and obstruct Congressional probes into Russia and the Trump campaign.
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He also defended his testimony in which he appeared to mislead senators about his contact with Sergey Kislyak, Russian ambassador to the United States.
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Yet as the 2020 US presidential election approaches, politicians and government officials are worried about these kinds of videos being used to mislead voters.
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China's Taiwan Affairs Office said Taipei was seeking to "slander" China and mislead the public with its criticism of the exercises to provoke confrontation.
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In court on Thursday, prosecutor Jane Young said Kibby forced the girl to write a letter to her mother in order to mislead investigators.
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The string of nonsense comments was either intentionally designed to mislead or, worse, a reflection of Trump's own deep confusion over his Syria policy.
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Marvel is keeping most of the real details hidden away, so there should be plenty more to tease (or mislead us about) later on.
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FACEBOOK SAYS PAGES SHOULD AVOID POSTS ABOUT HEALTH THAT EXAGGERATE OR MISLEAD PEOPLE AND POSTS THAT TRY TO SELL PRODUCTS USING HEALTH-RELATED CLAIMS
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Presumably, they want to know if the company coached her on how to mislead Congress about the profit they were making on the EpiPen.
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While admitting that the decision to invade Iraq was a mistake, Blair has defended his position and insists he did not mislead the public.
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Cohen described Trump's efforts to mislead the American public about Russia-related matters, and said that he has "suspicions" about whether collusion took place.
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On Sunday's Last Week Tonight, John Oliver took a close look at how CPCs mislead and deceive women looking for medical care and abortions.
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The adviser simply promises to put the client's interest first, exercise skill, care and diligence, not mislead you and to avoid conflicts of interest.
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It's utilizing artificial intelligence and has expanded its human review processes to help identify, capture, and verify bad actors using cloaking to mislead consumers.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it was concerned about the clarity, accuracy and presentation of information on sites, which could mislead consumers.
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Until then, we must strongly repudiate unethical conduct, burning the bridges linking respected academic research and institutions to practices that coerce, mislead, and harm.
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Mr. Rosekind was blunt in his criticism of Takata and blamed its efforts to manipulate testing data and mislead regulators for the snowballing recalls.
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" The company defines this activity as "people or organizations creating networks of accounts to mislead others about who they are, or what they're doing.
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Reporters originally covered his statement about going on vacation along with his comments suggesting that he makes up fake news stories to mislead reporters.
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The company is also facing a class-action lawsuit from customers who say Apple mislead them by slowing iPhones down without publicly disclosing it.
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It may have destroyed a lot of documents, but it also may have fabricated documents or taken other measures to mislead the intelligence gatherers.
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And you're not supposed to mislead Congress — even if you manage to do so in ways that don't meet the legal standard for perjury.
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Besides offering extremely optimistic timelines for the translation of research into therapy, journalists can mislead readers about the proven results of stem cell treatments.
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Be smart: Politicians are harnessing internet stories and websites to mislead voters because users are less discerning over what is real and fake online.
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"I will not mislead myself or anyone else and pretend that I have not been acquainted with attentive, original and thrilling men," she comments.
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"Governor Pence's flagrant attempts to mislead voters on his running mate's positions aren't fooling anyone," said Zara Rahim, a spokeswoman for the Clinton campaign.
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Twitter rejected the deal, saying it might mislead users who would not be able to tell that the campaign had paid for the emoji.
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In 2007, the parent company of Purdue pleaded guilty to a federal felony charge of misbranding OxyContin with the intent to defraud or mislead.
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"They often cherry pick data in ways that mislead while portraying these issues as so terribly complex that nothing can be done," he said.
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Surfaces mislead and deceive; materials are returned to again and again, like an obsession; the gestures to high Modernism are rejected, reassumed and renewed.
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Today's hot button issue: Did Judge Kavanaugh mislead the Senate Judiciary Committee on Bush-era surveillance and on his views about access to abortion?
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Trust, But Verify These are just a few of the known attempts by industry to mislead regulators and rewrite the rules in their favor.
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Of course, we learned in 2016 that polls can sometimes mislead, and in this particular case, digging a little shows a deeply partisan divide.
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Clashes over what these terms mean on food labels and whether companies are trying to mislead consumers have led to a flurry of lawsuits.
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They will then be reviewed against Twitter's rules, which prohibit content that may mislead voters or suppress turnout, and offenders could face possible recourse.
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The bottom line: Politicians still have a lot of room to mislead voters, especially when they can target different messages to different demographic groups.
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He live-tweets Fox News shows that mislead him, while he derides real reporting as 'fake news,' " Stelter said on his show "Reliable Sources.
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Videos that also tell people incorrect information about voting, including trying to mislead people by using an incorrect voting date, are also not allowed.
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Dorsey apparently emphasized that tweets would not be editable forever, because he thinks people would abuse the feature to alter statements and mislead users.
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But while FireEye used infrastructure analysis to solve the Olympic Destroyer mystery, the Turla incident highlights that even that level of evidence can mislead.
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Dr. Edelman says the current news environment and emerging technology could create the perfect conditions for Russia to mislead the American public with misinformation.
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I read it and am convinced [Donald Trump] is now intentionally hiding relevant information from the American people in order to mislead the public.
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The Post reported that McFarland and her lawyer were able to sway the FBI that it was not her intent to mislead the agency.
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That the interview was not under oath isn't unusual in Senate investigations, and it does not allow Trump Jr. to mislead investigators with impunity.
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The states are looking into allegations the company mislead the public about its research into the impact of burning fossil fuels on climate change.
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Activists on the far right continue to mislead with the ridiculous claim that the act will allow abortions up to a minute before birth.
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That includes the transcript for longtime Trump ally and adviser Roger Stone, "who similarly may have been tempted to mislead the committee," Schiff said.
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If you were trying to deliberately mislead your audience while still claiming you're "just asking questions," these stories are one way to do it.
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These guidelines place the onus squarely on researchers to prevent hype at the source — a recognition that exaggeration can mislead people and even be dangerous.
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Carr and Doleac argue that focus may skew the results of policy research — and could mislead lawmakers who are trying to keep the public safe.
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A former Federal Trade Commission official claimed a Facebook official mislead and international committee of parliamentarians Tuesday in a hearing about the company's privacy policies.
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"Deliveroo either fails to understand basic employment law or is trying to actively mislead the public," said IWGB vice president Mags Dewhurst in a statement.
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Trump's often violent and incendiary language arguably does mislead audiences on a routine basis, and translating it will necessarily conflict with many translators' personal ethics.
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"I really don't know what the right thing to do in this situation is — I don't want to mislead him in any way," she says.
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"I really don't know what the right thing to do in this situation is — I don't want to mislead him in any way," she said.
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Planned Parenthood claimed the footage had been doctored to mislead, and after several state and congressional inquiries, the health care provider was cleared of misconduct.
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But Alsup said it was "difficult" for Laplanche to avoid the "strong inference" that he intended, before his departure, to mislead investors about LendingClub's controls.
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While there are legitimate uses of synthetic media technologies, there is no legitimate need to mislead social media users about the authenticity of that media.
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He said van Breda had "intentionally" inflicted injuries on himself and "in order to mislead the police as to the true identity of the perpetrator."
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"We believe we acted in good faith to meet the EC disclosure requirements and there was no intent to mislead," GE said in a statement.
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In a court of law, lawyers are officers of the court and have a professional responsibility to not misstate the law or mislead the court.
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Over the next few weeks, Facebook will implement changes meant to reduce the distribution of headlines that withhold information or attempt to mislead the reader.
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The adviser simply promises to put the client's interest first, exercise skill, care and diligence, to not mislead you, and to avoid conflicts of interest.
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Facebook also announced that Iran has been promoting divisive online content using "similar tactics" to Russia by "creating networks" of fake accounts to mislead others.
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"This isn't the first time this group has sought to mislead people about Senator Graham's words and meaning when it comes to Iran," Bishop said.
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The clue, "Eponyms of the week?" is phrased to mislead you into thinking that you are looking for the best eponyms for that particular week.
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"He's being as forthcoming as he can, and so this notion that he's trying to mislead people, I think, is just completely bizarre," Rosenstein said.
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It also raised some thorny questions: Did the plant's owner intentionally mislead the public, investors and regulators about the cost and timetable of the project?
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The federal government has accused him of fraud, contending that he misappropriated funds from his three companies in order to conceal losses and mislead investors.
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The video explores how visual and audio cues (of dogs running) can be manipulated to mislead viewers (into perceiving the scene as forced dog fights).
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"This lawsuit sends a clear message (to those) who mislead the public to increase their profit margins that we will hold you accountable," he added.
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Facebook offered the Trump campaign and its supporters cheap, direct access to African-American voters — and along with that the chance to mislead and intimidate.
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The Supreme Court now faces a choice: How will a majority of the justices handle another attempt by the Trump administration to mislead the court?
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But the president, who professes to "love" and have a "big heart" for DACA recipients, isn't helping — he's actively helping mislead them about their futures.
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The Soviet rulers during the Cold War, and China's rulers today, either don't understand that distinction or deliberately deny it to mislead their own public.
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"If you know you're being followed, but the person following you doesn't know you know, you can change your behavior and mislead them," Wright says.
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" Mr. Wittes added that he did not believe that Mr. Barr had lied or committed perjury — but that it "is possible to mislead without lying.
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Here is a collection of coverage from The New York Times and elsewhere on efforts to mislead voters on social media and the wider internet.
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"Distributing these materials as Census operations begin around the country could mislead Americans, reduce Census participation, and harm the accuracy of the Census," they wrote.
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"Jeff Sessions has already demonstrated a willingness to mislead the Congress," said Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon and a member of the intelligence panel.
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Flynn abruptly resigned on Monday amid revelations that he may have mislead Vice President Pence about a phone call Flynn had with the Russian ambassador.
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Facebook: The social network said it would remove "deepfakes," videos that are heavily manipulated by artificial intelligence in ways that are meant to mislead viewers.
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Some people are cashing in on the coronavirus outbreak by selling books on Amazon about the virus, but the books could mislead or misinform readers.
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It includes explanations and examples of new forms of synthetic media, along with an assessment of the full range of ways visual material may mislead.
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According to North, what he did was just follow orders: Protect his superiors, destroy documents and mislead Congress, even some members of the Reagan administration.
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"It is clearly an attempt to disrupt and mislead the electoral process in the days before polling," said Alastair Reid, digital editor at First Draft.
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Himes, meanwhile, said the Democratic memo would make the case that the FBI did not mislead the surveillance court in seeking a warrant on Page.
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"I didn't mislead you, I told you my state of mind at the time and I was making clear I never met him," he said.
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It also means we should not mislead readers of The Hill about why NBAA, and so many others, are opposed to this highly troubling idea.
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"Britain is flagrantly trying to mislead the international community… (and) is staging a political performance," Lavrov said on Wednesday, according to comments reported by Reuters.
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When a presidential campaign and a national political party intentionally mislead voters about how they are raising or spending money, that is no small matter.
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The same tactics, if they mislead Iran into doing something crazier than it already does now, could lead to a bunch of buildings coming down.
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However, his interview with Adweek does seem disingenuous since he either mislead the outlet or failed to correct them when they asked about his flight.
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"Hong Kong citizens need to recognize those forces who try to deceive and mislead them and use them to realize their own interests," the paper said.
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Lending institutions are also not allowed to give loans to borrowers who have no income source or mislead consumers into over-borrowing, according to the notice.
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In public statements, Schiff has singled out Roger Stone, who was an informal Trump campaign adviser, as someone who may have tried to mislead the committee.
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Access to information is severely restricted in mainland China, and these articles show how the Chinese government can use propaganda to mislead people and distort facts.
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It let me focus on your themes as a person, instead of specific life details, which often mislead…especially if you're a hopeless romantic like myself.
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"I've seen how some bad actors are exploiting our openness to mislead, manipulate, harass or even harm," Wojcicki said in a blog post two years ago.
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Mr. McClure denied that the center in El Cajon tries to mislead anyone, saying it provides honest information that allows women to make their own decisions.
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Raja is recorded yelling orders to drop the gun; prosecutors say he was trying to mislead investigators into believing he hadn&apost seen the gun thrown.
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Urban Outfitters' error seems like an honest mistake, but there are other instances where people were clearly trying to mislead others as Campaign 2016 winds down.
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Trump Tower Moscow project Mueller uncovered a systematic effort by Trump and his onetime attorney Cohen to mislead the public about Trump's financial ties to Russia.
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The jury acquitted the men of more serious felony counts of wire fraud and conspiracy, finding they did not act with intent to defraud or mislead.
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The FAQs offer salient explanations in realistic trading scenarios involving cancelations trading mistakes, and definitions of terms such as "mislead" and "actionable and non-actionable" messages.
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It doubles down on the accusation that Facebook sought to deliberately mislead its enquiry — pointing to incorrect and/or inadequate responses from staffers who did testify.
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I think the danger here is that we mislead the public about how science works, how long and difficult the road to a cure can be.
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But what's curious is why, if the conversation was so innocent, did Flynn mislead both the public and Mike Pence about what they were talking about?
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We don't have to imagine how this insistent gloom could mislead us on the Oscars specifically, because a widely read article is already showing the way.
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Still, Tad Devine, a senior adviser to Mr. Sanders, on Tuesday said that the campaign would not mislead voters about his chances at winning the nomination.
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On the one hand, Trump and his defenders have claimed that the media was manipulating video and audio to exaggerate the boos and mislead the public.
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They say he did not mislead Congress because the encounters were part of his job as a senator, not as a surrogate of the Trump campaign.
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The government said it would now consult on handing the CMA new powers to fine firms that overcharge or mislead customers without first going to court.
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" He added that Facebook "does not want people or organizations creating networks of accounts to mislead others about who they are, or what they are doing.
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"Recently, in order to seek benefit for the elections, they have been weaving various lies to intimidate, threaten and mislead the people of Taiwan," he added.
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With business models focused on appeasing shareholders, for-profit schools have been allowed to mislead millions of students and reap the benefits of their foul play.
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Broader mistrust in the media helped insulate Trump from criticism, and made his willingness to mislead the public—and in particular, his base—a potent weapon.
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"Heidi, stop trying to mislead North Dakota," a narrator says after showing images of three different ads run by either Heitkamp's campaign or outside interest groups.
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Any further attempts to mislead people by editing verified profile information – in a manner seen during the UK election debate – will result in decisive corrective action.
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According to Gleicher, this refers to groups or pages of people that work together to mislead people about who they are or what they are doing.
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Two Democrats introduced a resolution Monday disapproving of companies that "deliberately mislead the public" about climate change science, an attack on oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Polone strongly believes PETA is smearing the movie by trying to mislead the public into believing the dog and other animals were put in harm's way.
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Put simply, CPCs are fighting the FACT Act because it makes it harder to mislead and deceive women, which is the foundation of their business model.
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The commission alleged that Sinclair had tried to mislead regulators about the side deals, which involved selling valuable television stations to owners with ties to Sinclair.
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Having multiple meetings, and not disclosing any of them during a confirmation, is a bigger sign of deliberate intent to mislead than just leaving one out.
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" Another cautioned, "This is a Christian 'Pregnancy Crisis Center' app that will never help you if you are seeking an abortion and may even mislead you.
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In July and August, the company detailed previously undisclosed efforts by Iranians and Russians to mislead users of the social network through divisive ads and posts.
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The social network has identified several new campaigns to mislead people around the world and removed 27 fake accounts, pages and groups trying to sow misinformation.
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So long as you do not actively conceal the defect, or in this case mislead a buyer about the looming assessment, you haven't done anything wrong.
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The government-ordered inquiry found the company among other majors in the finance sector had for years wrongfully charged fees and had attempted to mislead regulators.
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"Lee then tweeted a screenshot of Phan's Instagram Story and wrote "Sorry, antiviral essential oils DON'T EXIST," and Phan responded that her intention "wasn't to mislead.
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"We have strict policies against ads that mislead users by implying an affiliation with a government agency," a Google spokesperson told CNN Business in a statement.
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Spicer also said he could have done a better job defending the audience size for Trump's inauguration, but still maintained he did not mislead the public.
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In light of this reality, the inconsistent claims of the Trump administration can be understood only as efforts to mislead the American people and our institutions.
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Absent a smoking-gun discovery of an effort by Swetnick to mislead, it is difficult to see how a false-statement case could be successfully mounted.
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" Warren Buffett warned in his annual letter that a new accounting rule would "severely distort Berkshire's net income figures and very often mislead commentators and investors.
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But if only a small percentage of teachers use it as intended, they could still mislead tens of thousands of students with it year after year.
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The ban covers content by politicians as well as advertisers, and prohibits posts that mislead Americans about where, when and how to participate in the census.
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Doctors were urged to write prescriptions for a much wider pool or patients, and to mislead insurance companies so they would pay for the expensive medication.
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"On numerous occasions, as outlined in this resolution, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee has used his position to mislead the American people," McCarthy said.
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He writes: There is an apolitical truth: All political corruption, abuses of power, conspiracies, cover-ups and attempts to deceive and mislead the public are wrong.
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Flynn was forced to resign from his national security adviser role earlier this year after he mislead Vice President Pence about conversations with a Russian diplomat.
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Any further attempts to mislead people by editing verified profile information — in a manner seen during the U.K. Election Debate — will result in decisive corrective action.
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"It is deeply unfortunate that House Republicans decided to release classified information in order to mislead the American people for partisan political purposes," ranking member Sen.
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In July and August, the company detailed previously undisclosed efforts by Iranians and Russians to mislead users of the social network through divisive ads and posts.
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But Michael Bloomberg's latest ads are raising eyebrows among Obama administration alumni, who say the spots mislead viewers into thinking the former president has endorsed him.
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Despite being called on deceptive campaign tactics and misleading ads for weeks now, Sanders has now chosen to mislead voters on a veteran and veterans' group's support.
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Will any Republicans say they mind that the President and his spokespeople regularly mislead or lie to the public about matters large and small on national television?
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A number of Trump aides, such as former foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, had direct contact with Russian officials and have mislead federal investigators about those interactions.
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Several top-tier Android phone vendors—Samsung, HTC, and the like—have mislead users into believing security patches have been installed when in fact they have not.
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Much like with Apple and AT&T's 4G scam seven years ago, it's easy to see why the two companies would want to mislead customers like this.
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" Facebook defines this term as follows: "This is when people or organizations create networks of accounts to mislead others about who they are, or what they're doing.
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"The U.S. Government is sparing no effort to smear the company and mislead the public," Guo said in a news briefing at Huawei's headquarters in southern China.
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"These two terms are too similar and can even mislead unfamiliar investors bewildered by sukuk jargon," said Khalid Howladar, managing director at Dubai-based advisory firm Acreditus.
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"Our goal is to prevent organizations and individuals from creating accounts that mislead people about who they are or what they're doing," Facebook said in a statement.
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The great equalizer of the internet age is everyone's ability to broadcast their thoughts, but is it even possible to keep out those who would intentionally mislead?
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In court papers, prosecutors said Insys employees were taught to mislead insurers about the diagnosis of patients and whether they had tried and failed other preferred medications.
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The spread of doctored videos is raising concerns for everyone from political leaders to the US intelligence community, which worries they may be used to mislead voters.
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"The U.S. Government is sparing no effort to smear the company and mislead the public," said Guo in a news briefing at Huawei's headquarters in southern China.
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Later, Comey said he felt compelled to document his meetings with Trump because he was concerned the President would mislead the public about what transpired between them.
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But for AT&T to put a big "5G" stamp on its "5G Evolution" 4G network is to mislead customers and to turn everything on its head.
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Those led to landmark settlements after it was revealed that industry funded campaigns to intentionally mislead the public and investors about the health risks associated with smoking.
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What do you think could have been done by Sony and Hello Games to ensure that the public weren't mislead by what the game had to offer?
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"We don't want people creating networks of accounts that mislead people about who they are, and what they're doing," Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, said today.
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Still, experts caution that attributing cyber attacks is notoriously difficult, as hackers regularly use techniques to cover their tracks and sometimes deliberately mislead investigators about their identity.
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The FTC would have to prove specific intent to mislead the consumer, actual consumer reliance on the deception, and only cases involving economic harm could be remedied.
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The two earned at least $3 million for it, according to their federal filings, and say they did not attempt to mislead any of the possible policymakers.
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Not only did this fuzzy disclosure mislead markets on the health of the housing market, in Lehman's case it helped mask the firm's manipulation of financial statements.
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In an interview with WCBS news radio, the mayor blamed the lawsuit on efforts by anti-vaccination activists to mislead people about the supposed dangers of inoculation.
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"He's being as forthcoming as he can, and so this notion that he's trying to mislead people, I think is just completely bizarre," he told the newspaper.
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The problem is when you mix categories: when you ask for the presumption of honor that goes with being an officer and then you mislead the public.
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McMaster stepped in to replace Flynn after he was ousted in February following reports that he mislead White House officials on his past conversations with Kremlin officials.
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The FCC said in August that former chief information officer David Bray mislead the agency and the public about the comments system being hacked, compounding the controversy.
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Twitter has issued a warning to a UK political party, after a rebrand of their press account as a fact-checking service attempted to mislead the public.
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Then, on Thursday, The New York Times presented evidence to the college suggesting that a memo from 2011 concerning reimbursements had been fabricated, possibly to mislead prosecutors.
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Fake clinics mislead women When a woman enters a fake clinic for any type of service, she may be forced to undergo biased counseling or religious seminars.
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" Mr. Wilson said the governor, a Republican, would "counter a coordinated national effort to mislead the public" and defend "a common sense resolution to local government overreach.
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"We could take action against ISPs if they block applications without adequately disclosing those practices or mislead consumers about what applications they block or how," Simons said.
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While Jewish families were evidently aware the German Nazis would loot their valuables, they were mislead to believe they would be relocated and resettled after their deportation.
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"Congressional investigations, hearings, and actions have shown that Commissioner Koskinen mislead Congress, obstructed investigations into the IRS, and failed to comply with Congressional subpoenas," the letter states.
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"To make a projections when it's such a moving target, you can so easily be wrong and mislead people," Fauci said on CNN's State of the Union.
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In a series of tweets, Mr. Dorsey acknowledged that Twitter has been home to a number of people who use the platform to harass, bully and mislead.
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Facebook Inc said on Tuesday it had uncovered a new coordinated political influence campaign to mislead its users and sow dissension among voters ahead of congressional elections.
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Hiroto Saikawa, Nissan's chief executive and Mr. Ghosn's former protégé, has rebuked his onetime boss, accusing him of running a yearslong scheme to mislead the financial authorities.
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The securities laws prohibit both false statements and those that are so sketchy that they could mislead investors — something the 280 characters allowed on Twitter might foster.
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But beyond that, there is an apolitical truth: All political corruption, abuses of power, conspiracies, cover-ups and attempts to deceive and mislead the public are wrong.
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New York (CNN Business)A New York judge Tuesday ruled that ExxonMobil did not mislead investors about how it accounted for the cost of climate change regulations.
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"The people who bet that one of the most transparent companies on Earth was trying to mislead us have missed out on a stunning move," he said.
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The move had been branded "dystopian" by the BBC and faced widespread criticism for its apparent attempt to mislead voters ahead of the December 12 general election.
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Fortunately, there is a simpler solution that does not require poring over tomes that daunt you with complexity, or pamphlets that mislead you by promising easy expertise.
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Prosecutors argued that Craig tried to mislead the government about his contacts with journalists regarding a report that his firm had put together for the Ukrainian government.
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"There was clearly an attempt there to represent an endorsement of the Trump/Pence ticket ... that can be cast easily as an attempt to mislead," he said.
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But a new court filing contends that family members actually directed years of efforts to mislead doctors and patients about the dangers of the powerful opioid painkiller.
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Ms. Coico resigned one day after The Times informed the college that a memo from 2011 concerning her reimbursements appeared to be fabricated, possibly to mislead prosecutors.
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What it does do, however, is allege that Veselnitskaya once worked closely with a Russian government office, and then tried to mislead a US court about it.
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He takes conspiracy theories and gives them a platform; he encourages his viewers to distrust their ears, because the media and liberals are collaborating to mislead Americans.
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Facebook has removed dozens of pages that were using "coordinated inauthentic behavior" intended to "mislead" other users ahead of the 2018 U.S. midterm elections, the company announced today.
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These groups are both the most vulnerable to the effects of climate and are the clear targets of campaigns meant to mislead on the dangers of climate change.
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It's also not an excuse to create a fake emergency, mislead Congress, and rush weapons into Saudi hands without assurances that they won't be used to kill civilians.
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Amash also wrote that "it is clear" that Attorney General William Barr intended to mislead the public about Mueller's report in his conclusions and congressional testimony about it.
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Trump's words — which were reported widely, including at Vox — offered no guide to the policies he would ultimately make; they served only to mislead anyone who heard them.
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According to testimony at Burgett's pre-trial hearing, Burgett allegedly attempted to mislead doctors at the hospital about her son's diagnosis — which she said was a brain tumor.
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"Some (recruitment agents) ... hold women against their will, take their passports, put them in debt and mislead them about the circumstances they will be working in," he added.
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But Flynn went on to apparently mislead Vice President Pence about that conversation, and in January, Pence denied on TV that Flynn and Kislyak had talked about sanctions.
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"It's clear that Bud Light's desperate attempt to mislead consumers is not helping them," Anup Shah, vice president of the Miller Family of Brands, said in a statement.
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He resigned in February amid revelations that he discussed sanctions with Russia's ambassador in the month before Trump took office, then mislead top administration officials about the conversations.
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The Department of Justice is investigating the company's use of "Greyball," a technology Uber developed to mislead government regulators who attempted to investigate the company by hailing cars.
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Like many criminal statutes, however, proving a witness "knowingly" sought to mislead sets a high bar for prosecution -- meaning the omission can't be merely a mistake or accident.
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German regulators are asking Tesla to stop using the term "Autopilot" to describe the automaker's semi-autonomous driving feature over concerns it might mislead drivers, according to Reuters.
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By touting a fictitious 'extensive investigation' … and a non-existent collection of 'tens of thousands of documents from the defendants,' the government has sought to mislead the court.
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UNITED STATES Facebook said it had identified a new coordinated political influence campaign to mislead its users and sow dissension among voters ahead of November's U.S. congressional elections.
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Third, the assertion that "coup leaders have always trekked to the palace to receive royal assent" can mislead your readers that the palace is somehow not above politics.
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In an unusual blog post last week, Tesla said that Fortune had mischaracterized an SEC filing from the company and that there was no attempt to mislead shareholders.
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Flynn resigned from his post on Monday amid revelations that he discussed sanctions with the Russian ambassador to the U.S. and mislead Vice President Pence about the conversations.
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" Putting a "milk" label on those products "can mislead people into thinking these products are comparable replacements for milk," he added, "when in fact most are nutritionally inferior.
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Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat, questions witnesses during a hearing Tuesday in front of a photo used on Twitter apparently to mislead voters during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Still, it would be difficult for prosecutors to show that she intended to mislead Congress — a high legal bar — and that she should be criminally prosecuted for it.
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The statement, issued in the name of his temple, alleged the "organized and vicious" whistleblowers had "forged materials, distorted facts and spread false accusations" to mislead the public.
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The bad news kept coming, including reports that Uber mishandled of a rape victim's medical records, allowed drug use at company events, and designed programs to mislead regulators.
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"While Clinton continues to happily mislead the voters, Clinton's lies are being exposed for what they are," Trump's campaign gloated on Monday, as fact-checkers began to pounce.
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The proposed legislation would also levy penalties up to 20 years in prison and $5 million in fines for executives who knowingly mislead the FTC in these reports.
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And when states like California responded by trying to pass their own privacy rules, large ISPs worked in concert with Google to mislead lawmakers and scuttle the proposal.
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In it, he suggested that the network did not understand the show's characters and that he had to mislead the network to get his vision on the air.
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The phrase 'fake news' — granted legitimacy by an American president — is being used by autocrats to silence reporters, undermine political opponents, stave off media scrutiny and mislead citizens.
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E-commerce sites like Etsy and Amazon have been scrambling to stop opportunistic sellers from exploiting the outbreak to mislead customers about their products or jack up prices.
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Amazon, in its drive to take over the book market, has made a change that, at least inadvertently, can mislead its own customers and be hurtful to authors.
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But the request for documents is likely to center on Tesla's accounting practices, the adequacy and accuracy of its public disclosures, and whether executives sought to mislead investors.
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"I just don't think we need to make a projection when it's such a moving target that you could so easily be wrong and mislead people," Fauci said.
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E-commerce sites like Etsy and Amazon have been scrambling to stop opportunistic sellers from exploiting the outbreak to mislead customers about their products or jack up prices.
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Mr. Forkner's lawyers, David Gerger and Matt Hennessy, have said their client was reacting to the erratic behavior of a faulty flight simulator and did not mislead regulators.
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Medical experts have accused China of producing fake organ transplant donation data to mislead the international community, further fueling allegations that it is harvesting organs from persecuted minorities.
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White House national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned late Monday after reports emerged that he mislead the administration about his talks with Russia before Donald Trump took office.
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The point of the presentation was that Facebook is trying hard to crack down on stories in the upper-left quadrant: false information that was intended to mislead.
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It was continuing to investigate other pages that "mislead others about who they are, or what they're doing" and could breach the company's policy on misrepresentation, Facebook said.
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We do allow exceptions for parody, commentary, or fan accounts, as long as the account does not mislead others with regard to its identity or purpose on TikTok.
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The letter says the super PAC has been airing a Joe Biden attack ad in South Carolina that take Obama's statements out of context to mislead black voters.
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That means there's no clear indication for voters that they're looking at a real county election website and not a phony site scammers set up to mislead them.
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It all added up to more questions than answers: Did the plant's owner intentionally mislead the public, investors and regulators about the cost and timetable of the project?
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The temporary name change, to "factcheckUK," was an effort to "mislead people" during an election debate between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn of Labour, Twitter said.
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He faces up to seven years in prison and a fine of up to $400,000 after admitting to conspiring to mislead U.S. regulators and violating clean air laws.
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And that&aposs really important for companies to understand, because they can get their products pulled off the shelves, and they can also potentially sometimes unintentionally mislead consumers.
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"The statements ... contain distortions and outright lies that deliberately mislead Hungarians about George Soros's views on migrants and refugees," said a statement issued by Soros's Open Society Foundations.
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"Credit Suisse did not engage in any conduct designed to mislead investors regarding XIV's value or cause the February 5, 2018, decline in XIV's price," the bank said.
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Ms. Coico resigned in October, a day after The New York Times contacted officials with questions about a memo that appeared to have been fabricated to mislead investigators.
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Critics of highly specific political ad targeting have argued that, without sufficient transparency, the tactic could allow malicious actors to secretly and deliberately mislead voters on key issues.
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"Whoever was their source either didn't understand what we're proposing, or they purposely mislead the New York Times," he said at a children's health event at EPA headquarters.
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The owner said it "flatly denies" the Eagles' "baseless contention" that the 173-room hotel seeks to mislead travelers into thinking the property is associated with the band.
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McCabe has denied any intentional effort to mislead, but said he was preoccupied with other weighty matters at the time and may have failed to remember some conversations.
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The attorney general of Massachusetts has accused members of the Sackler family of directing the company's efforts to mislead the public about how dangerous the drug really was.
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The attorney general of Massachusetts has accused members of the Sackler family of directing the company's efforts to mislead the public about how dangerous the drug really was.
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It has been subject to federal scrutiny for its use of Greyball, a software designed to mislead local regulators in order to prevent them from enforcing taxi regulations.
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Stone, 66, faces seven charges, all related to efforts to mislead and obstruct Congressional probes into Russia and the Trump campaign, prosecutors said in an indictment reviewed by PEOPLE.
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Apple rejected his app because it provides "potentially inaccurate diagnostic functionality" that could "mislead or confuse your users," according to documents from the app review process seen by Reuters.
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Her indictment alleges, without elaborating, that Salman "did knowingly aid and abet" her husband from at least April onward and that after the shooting, she "did knowingly mislead" investigators.
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Suiche writes that, in his opinion, the purpose of this ruse was to "control the narrative of the attack," meaning the hackers behind it sought to mislead the press.
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" According to Twitter's policy for of advertisements, under the "quality" stipulation, they "cannot mislead users into opening content by including exaggerated or sensationalized language or misleading calls to action.
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In 1946, George Orwell published the seminal essay "Politics and the English Language," in which he described how convoluted language can be used to intentionally confuse or mislead people.
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This article is part of a continuing coordinated press campaign by Kesha to mislead the public, mischaracterize what has transpired over the last two years, and gain unwarranted sympathy.
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"Particularly problematic was the Government's decision to conceal the existence of the [agreement] and mislead the victims to believe that federal prosecution was still a possibility," the judge wrote.
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The initiative would make it a crime to mislead environmental inspectors or to obstruct the enforcement of environmental laws, center-right Pinera said in a speech announcing the legislation.
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"My dear French friends, Russian President Putin tried to mislead you today," Dmytro Shymkiv, a Ukrainian official who works on digital issues, wrote on Facebook shortly after the comments.
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" The catsuit in the photo below was the one used in Bleu's original Tweet calling out Khloé for copyright infringement, which Singer writes was included to "mislead the public.
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If Trump is willing to obfuscate and mislead about something as simple as which charities he gives money too, what else is he refusing to tell the truth about?
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And Parker defended her story with good old fashioned facts, helping climate change skeptics understand what's really happening to planet Earth as outlets like Breitbart mislead millions of readers.
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That might mislead a casual observer into thinking that the selective colleges caused them to earn more, even more than their natural smarts and work ethic would've earned them.
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Crisis pregnancy centers like Obria are able to utilize Google's powerful ecosystem to mislead and misinform pregnant women—these organizations have exploited both Google's Maps and search engine functions.
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Gatti writes that Ferrante, "in a way relinquished her right to disappear behind her books" because she announced her intention to lie and mislead about her identity if asked.
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"It might be just as well not to have a hearing that ... might mislead the American people into thinking this is just about the qualifications of the candidate," Sen.
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In response to Judge Hanen's apoplexy, the government insisted that it "did not deliberately mislead the court or deliberately attempt to hide the fact of the three-year deferrals".
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Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) fired back at the Michigan Republican Party after he said the group used an incorrect map of Los Angeles congressional districts to "mislead people" about gerrymandering.
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White House national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned late Monday after reports emerged that he mislead the administration about his talks with Russia before Donald Trump even took office.
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An investigation by The Wall Street Journal exposing Theranos' efforts to mislead investors and the public about its technology led to layoffs bringing the head count down to 125.
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Torossian said that Sinclair was "shocked and disappointed" by the chairman's decision and insisted that the company never tried to mislead the FCC about the nature of the transactions.
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To mislead millions of Republican voters into believing that their votes mean something and then to dash that belief courts disaster of a magnitude that could destroy the Party.
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But it was that research which ultimately fueled Exxon's future campaign to mislead the public about it, according to Ben Franta, a history of science doctoral student at Harvard.
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Nothing in the ruling turned on it, and the error was unlikely to mislead lower courts even had it gone uncorrected, given that the statute it described was clear.
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In a tough worded statement, Macri's security minister, Patricia Bullrich, said the government had been mislead, perhaps with the intention of buying the escapees time as the dragnet closed.
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"He's being as forthcoming as he can, and so this notion that he's trying to mislead people, I think, is just completely bizarre," he told The Wall Street Journal.
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Facebook on Thursday announced it had taken down hundreds of fake accounts originating from Saudi Arabia, which were designed to mislead people and bolster support for the Saudi government.
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" Facebook classifies this sort of behavior as a user or organization setting up "networks of accounts" in order to "mislead others about who they are or what they're doing.
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The committee also asked the company to proactively help security agencies track any misuse, the source on the panel said, such as coordinated campaigns to influence or mislead voters.
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WASHINGTON, May 3 (Reuters) - Former Volkswagen chief executive Martin Winterkorn was charged in federal court in Detroit with conspiring to mislead regulators about the German automaker's diesel emissions cheating.
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D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine is accusing the company of "deceptive" business practices, alleging DoorDash kept tips meant for workers and mislead customers about where their tips were going.
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But I just don't think that we really need to make a projection, when it's such a moving target, that you can so easily be wrong and mislead people.
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This unnerved some inside the White House counsel's office, and even led one of Mr. McGahn's deputies to mislead the president about his authority to fire the F.B.I. director.
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Managers at the firm instructed employees to mislead the bureau's examiners about its sales practices and stripped its call center of posters exhorting the employees to collect on debts.
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It requires reporters and editors—especially editors, who write the headlines—to think collectively about applying the norms of objective reporting in a way that doesn't inadvertently mislead readers.
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These contradictory efforts have been used to mislead the public, courts, and policymakers as the administration works to protect the coal industry at the expense of the American people.
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The filing is part of an ongoing case in which Schneiderman is investigating whether Exxon has illegally mislead the public and investors about what it knows about climate change.
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Posts by politicians are exempt from many of Facebook's current rules, and their ads are not submitted for fact-checking, giving them license to mislead voters with partisan misinformation.
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There are also legitimate concerns about how to ensure free speech and robust public discourse while drawing the line at provably false information distributed with an intent to mislead.
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"The offense of public mischief is a serious one, as it seeks to mislead the authorities and divert their attention away from the serious offense," he told the court.
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For the G.O.P. to strategize about how to diminish what they know is the truth, how to twist facts to intentionally mislead the viewers — how can one fight that?
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Websites, it turns out, employ a series of "dark patterns" meant to mislead or coerce online shoppers into making a decision that isn't always in their benefit, it says.
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In 52 out of the 70 countries we examined, cyber troops actively created content such as memes, videos, fake news websites or manipulated media in order to mislead users.
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London (CNN Business)Facebook allows politicians and political parties to lie or mislead in their paid advertisements, freeing them from the fact-checking the company applies to other ads.
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Although these claims refer to the paper sleeves, which can be reused, anti-waste campaigners say that customers are mislead into believing it applies to the cup as well.
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And there isn't a conspiracy among journalists to mislead the public in the same way the pre-evidence-based medicine days weren't a conspiracy among doctors to harm patients.
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Not until the sixth paragraph does he begin the inoculation: "Unfortunately, it's all-too-easy to mislead people into thinking that experts disagree on human-caused global warming," he writes.
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When Weidman excels is when he can comfortably get into range and mix between boxing and takedowns—he cannot convincingly mislead anyone when he is attempting this from Machida distance.
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ZTE also landed in this position because it allegedly continued to mislead authorities and failed to take corrective action after it had already been punished with a $1.2 billion fine.
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"SPF values over 50 mislead people into thinking they are completely protected from sunburn and long-term skin damage," David Andrews, a senior scientist at EWG said in a release.
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"Last night when I read the revelations ... and his decision to mislead Congress without those contacts, I felt a knot in the pit of my stomach," Schumer told reporters Thursday.
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A source familiar with Wohl's permanent ban pointed out that while parody or fan accounts are allowed on Twitter, those which intentionally seem to mislead are against the platform's rules.
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Orcel in the criminal lawsuit claimed that Santander submitted as evidence four emails in which the bank redacted its logo and sender's name in an attempt to mislead the judge.
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"I am deeply concerned by this intentional effort to mislead the American people," said Bennet, who noted the eight states with legalization laws are ready to work with the administration.
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A recent New York Times story reported that Uber even created a secret, fake version of its app to mislead city officials trying to enforce taxi laws against Uber drivers.
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Earlier this month, the DNC went public with its concerns about Facebook's policy, claiming the company is allowing President Donald Trump "to mislead the American people on their platform unimpeded."
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We're currently working on what the policy should be to differentiate between media that has manipulated and been manipulated by AI tools like deepfakes, with the intent to mislead people.
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Reddit's CEO Steve Huffman has had his own problems with attribution after the exec was caught editing users' comments to mislead viewers into thinking they were insulting their Subreddit's moderators.
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Right now there's a nationwide push to hold fossil fuel companies accountable via lawsuits, shareholder resolutions, and divestment for their contributions to climate change and campaigns to mislead the public.
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The measure comes after New York's Court of Appeals ruled in 2014 that police are free to mislead suspects as long as they are not "patently coercive" in their tactics.
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The company kept two sets of books to mislead miners and inspectors, tipped off crews before surprise inspections and intimidated workers to prevent them from reporting violations, the report found.
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"Our goal is to prevent organizations and individuals from creating accounts that mislead people about who they are or what they're doing," reads a Facebook announcement about the new process.
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It also ran a story entitled "Note to Breitbart: Earth Is Not Cooling, Climate Change Is Real and Please Stop Using Our Video to Mislead Americans," alongside the video message.
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"This marks the end of Arista's ability to mislead its shareholders and customers about the infringing nature of their products," Cisco senior vice president Mark Chandler said in a statement.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)With the 2020 US presidential election looming, political leaders, presidential candidates and the country's intelligence chief are worried about doctored videos being used to mislead voters.
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When you click through, however, you'll be taken to BFA's homepage, which contains a list of poorly-formatted talking points designed to mislead people into thinking it supports net neutrality.
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Their work has been critiqued since, and instrumental variables estimates can mislead if the instrumental variable chosen is badly selected, but the influence of this methodology is hard to overstate.
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If the intention is to mislead others, in order to move price, one must concentrate their orders on one side only, in order to drive the direction the other way.
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Facebook Inc disclosed it had taken down dozens of fake accounts after identifying a new coordinated political influence campaign to mislead users and organize rallies ahead of this year's elections.
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Fake video play buttons in News Feed link previews like the one on the left can mislead people into clicking out to ad-covered sites as shown on the right.
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Companies will also be banned from using words for foreign countries, regions, companies or organizations, or deploy any name designed to deceive or mislead the public, the People's Daily said.
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For that story, we asked all the browser-providing companies why they still had the option, given that it could mislead users into thinking it was actually protecting their privacy.
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In his interactions with investigators, he said that he had not intended to mislead and in one case reached back out to the inspector general's office to correct earlier comments.
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His early public demonstration looked like proof at first glance, but closer inspection revealed a duped signature string that seems to have been inserted as a deliberate attempt to mislead.
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At one point, an admissions official with the corporation resigned after being instructed to mislead students about the accreditation status of four Art Institute campuses in Illinois, Michigan, and Colorado.
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Robert Kirkman likes to intentionally mislead readers at conventions and in the "Letter Hacks" section of each comic issue, in which he and editor Sean Mackiewicz answer messages from fans.
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And although Trump Jr. has given several different statements about the nature of the meeting, his testimony on Capitol Hill has added pressure, since it's a crime to mislead Congress.
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Cohen also spoke of how the Trump Organization had inflated assets in some cases and deflated them in others to mislead entities, which would have constituted tax and insurance fraud.
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Simplifying language in hopes of making a sale introduces the potential to mislead consumers—whose ears perk up and wallets ready at the thought of homemade parmesan in two days.
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St. Jude CEO Michael Rousseau said on a conference call on Wednesday he expected Muddy Waters to continue to "mislead" investors and patients about the cyber safety of its devices.
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That would naturally raise questions about why he let that false story be put out anyway, and whether he was trying to mislead the American people (and if so, why).
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In the letter, Bennet calls the committee an "intentional effort to mislead the American people" and attacks the Trump administration for eroding its credibility on the issue of marijuana policy.
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Rather than explore the complexities of the American experience, Brooks provides cherry-picked quotes and facts that mislead the reader away from oppression-based solidarity, and instead, toward nationalist solidarity.
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But that pride, appreciation and trust of the American people does not give license for their leaders to mislead Congress, to trample the Constitution or to interfere with lawful whistleblowing.
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Companies will also be banned from using words for foreign countries, regions, companies or organisations, or deploy any name designed to deceive or mislead the public, the People's Daily said.
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Or think about Operation Mincemeat, the ingenious British wartime ploy to mislead the Nazis about the planned invasion of Sicily, involving a dead body and a stash of faked documents.
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Cohen testified that Trump called him in February 2018 and directed him to mislead the public about the president's knowledge of a hush money payment to adult-film star Daniels.
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"A very disturbing testimony in my view, because it really shows how there was a coordinated effort to mislead and to use propaganda to influence an American presidential election," Rep.
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In the Mueller team motion filed Friday morning, they accused the judge of unfairly criticizing them in court, saying it's possible his recent comments could 'confuse and mislead the jury.
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U.S. for-profit college operator Education Management Corp said in November it will pay a record $95.5 million to resolve charges it used high-pressure sales tactics to mislead students.
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A lie is a more malicious concealment, rarer than the garden-variety "misleading statement," but that's plainly what his lie about terrorism was: A conscious effort to mislead the public.
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"We are pleased with today's ruling that will force Anheuser Busch to change or remove advertisements that were clearly designed to mislead the American public," MillerCoors CEO Gavin Hattersley said.
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Most of those 40 improper registrations were the result of mistakes or confusion rather than intentional attempts to mislead, and only five of the 40 managed to cast a vote.
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Norwegian Cruise Line executive Bob Becker went on leave this week after instructing his sales team to downplay the coronavirus and mislead customers while selling cruises, Business Insider has learned.
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Facebook's vast and well-designed platform offered the Trump campaign and its supporters cheap, direct access to African-American voters — and along with this the chance to mislead and intimidate.
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"The phrase 'fake news' — granted legitimacy by an American president — is being used by autocrats to silence reporters, undermine political opponents, stave off media scrutiny and mislead citizens," McCain wrote.
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Speaking of legal trouble: A judge postponed the sentencing of Michael Flynn, the president's first national security adviser, after expressing "disgust" at the retired general's attempts to mislead federal investigators.
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But in interviews with The New York Times, 353 people said they felt misled about the purpose, cost or length of CorePower teacher training, or felt pressured to mislead others.
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In October, she resigned, one day after The Times presented new evidence to the college suggesting that a memo related to those expenses had been fabricated, possibly to mislead prosecutors.
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A public inquiry into Australia's financial sector last year found AMP had wrongfully charged fees to thousands of clients for years and had tried to mislead authorities about such misconduct.
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As I pointed out in a recent column, defrauding this type of trader may be much more difficult to prove because orders in the market may not actually mislead anyone.
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Craig's attorneys also contend he didn't lie to or mislead investigators and that the charges unfairly target him for failing to tell investigators details they never asked him about directly.
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Political lies now tend to be something more than statements by individuals that are designed to mislead: they are partly generated by the desires and beliefs of the lie-ee.
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"My plan to End Washington Corruption prevents companies like Exxon from using industry-funded fake research to mislead federal regulators," Warren wrote in a new plan released on Tuesday morning.
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Marines need a thorough knowledge of adversaries and their decision-making processes to pull off the efforts, which are designed not simply to mislead, but to achieve a specific outcome.
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Vivaldi automatically blocks what it judges as harmful ads, such as those that mislead users, contain malware, create false system messages, redirect you automatically, or attempt to steal your information.
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When employees cooked up schemes to launder money, violate sanctions, manipulate markets, avoid taxes or mislead customers, there were few internal checks and balances to detect or stop such behavior.
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"There has been no intent by DoD to mislead Congress or the public," a Pentagon spokesman said in an emailed statement earlier this week after the Washington Post articles published.
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The newspaper found that the ads would often mislead readers with false headlines about celebrities, and the articles that the ads led to would invariably be about skin cream products.
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"Any further attempts to mislead people by editing verified profile information — in a manner seen during the UK Election Debate — will result in decisive corrective action," a Twitter spokesperson said.
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He resigned from his post as national security adviser earlier this year after it became known that he mislead Vice President Pence about his discussions with a top Russian diplomat.
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Ms. Coico resigned unexpectedly in October, a day after The Times informed the college that a memo from 2011 concerning her reimbursements appeared to be fabricated, possibly to mislead prosecutors.
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And this is a continuing ploy, scheme, scam on the part of House Republican leadership to deliberately mislead people into believing that these tax cuts will go toward middle America.
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"No company should allow itself to be a tool to mislead the public [on] any issue, let alone on one as important as the health of our democracy," Schultz wrote.
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"No company should allow itself to be a tool to mislead the public on any issue, let alone on one as important as the health of our democracy," he wrote.
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In several hours of testimony on Thursday, after his campaign acknowledged that it had withheld damning records from the board, Mr. Harris denied wrongdoing but also appeared to mislead regulators.
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But overall, the hole-versus-house controversy is a lesson in how politicians use hair-splitting over a detail to justify putting out a narrative designed to mislead the public.
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Police believe she's responsible for sending a video of herself being "being bound, assaulted and threatened in order to mislead a police officer," according to CTV News' evaluation of court documents.
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California says some crisis pregnancy centers mislead women by presenting themselves as full-service reproductive healthcare facilities and the law helps ensure clients are made aware of abortion services available elsewhere.
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The Justice Department disclosed the meetings and said Sessions didn't mislead senators during his confirmation earlier this year when he said he knew of no contacts between Trump surrogates and Russians.
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While the fundraiser did not violate existing policies on untruthful campaigns, which focus on campaigns that mislead and defraud donors, Indiegogo never promoted it on its site, the company spokesperson said.
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On Monday, Schanz's coalition filed a complaint with the Utah lieutenant governor's office alleging that opponents of the initiative have "consistently and deliberately attempted to mislead the public" about the proposition.
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Anti-abortion groups have commonly tried to mislead pregnant women by pretending to offer abortions or abortion resources, while in reality steering them away from the information and services they're seeking.
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Uni-Pixel, based in Santa Clara, California, omitted material details from its accounting statements as part of a scheme to mislead investors about its manufacturing and business prospects, the SEC said.
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The complaint, as spotted by Reuters, accuses Samsung of unfair business practices, and that the copied designs will mislead customers to believe that Samsung and Swatch had a deal going on.
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That's important because viewed in that context, Trump isn't asking Comey to lie to or mislead the public — he's simply asking him to restate what Comey himself was saying in private.
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"Our goal is to prevent organizations and individuals from creating accounts that mislead people about who they are or what they&aposre doing," the company said in a post on Friday.
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And, in the age of social media, there's always the risk that a dedicated disinformation campaign could attempt to mislead people about the Census or undermine their faith in the process.
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" Don't let this ad's title mislead you: At no point do we get to see footage of X-wings and Y-wings mashed up with Pearl Jam's 1992 cagey hit "Breath.
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In comparing Barr's principal conclusions, congressional testimony, and other statements to Mueller's report, it is clear that Barr intended to mislead the public about Special Counsel Robert Mueller's analysis and findings.
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Therefore, the USHCC calls on Congress to oppose this bill, one designed to mislead instead of lead, and vote NO on the Anti-Pyramid Promotional Scheme Act, listed as H.R. 5230.
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The arrogance and thin veneer of the First Amendment's protection of freedom of speech is not a license to mislead, lie, and cheat the even unwitting public out of the truth.
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Democrats lashed out at Republicans over the process for investigating the sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh and have focused their closing argument on his "credibility" and if he "mislead" the committee.
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The only reason we are learning about it now is because it was bad science that mislead customers, not because the monkeys were lured by cartoons to breathe dangerous exhaust fumes.
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The final rule will mislead patients "about their out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs in a manner that even HHS admits may 'confuse' and 'intimidate' patients," the ANA complaint said.
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The campaign includes efforts to imitate prominent ISIS commanders online and mislead militants, as well as to interrupt and redirect electronic transfers of money used to fund the group's extremist agenda.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump continued to mislead about the origin of the humanitarian crisis on the US border on Thursday, a day after caving to political pressure on the issue.
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"I'd been so careful since our first conversation not to mislead him in any way, and I didn't think I had now, but I could have handled it better," he continued.
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The bill takes aim at "dark patterns" developed using behavioral psychology, which mislead people into giving personal data to companies or otherwise trick them into doing something they would not do.
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A recent BBC article highlights that experts from the University of Cambridge, Facebook and Amazon, fear "Terminator: Dark Fate" could mislead the public on the actual dangers of artificial intelligence (AI).
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These organizations claim that they have the constitutional right to lie and mislead patients in accordance with their religious beliefs, and that informing them about abortion is tantamount to endorsing it.
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Just days before that, Facebook said it uncovered a coordinated political influence campaign to mislead its users and sow dissension among voters, removing 32 pages and accounts from Facebook and Instagram.
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But the only goal of the people who are doing this is to confuse and mislead the public further, which will only amplify the dangers I — and other trans people — face.
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Critics of the book, which has received overwhelmingly negative reviews on Amazon, think that the book's illustrations and upbeat tone might mislead children in regards to the barbaric realities of slavery.
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The US Food and Drug Administration agrees, and recently backed up OEHHA's assessment, saying a cancer warning on coffee is more likely to confuse and mislead consumers than help them out.
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"The Post" may look like a period piece, as it dramatizes how the 1971 publication of the leaked Pentagon Papers exposed government efforts to mislead the public about the Vietnam War.
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Grants and awards will be given out "to spur the industry to create new ways of detecting and preventing media manipulated via AI from being used to mislead others," Schroepfer wrote.
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The glasses were developed to mislead facial recognition programs that use neural networks (a form of advanced machine learning that mimics the human brain), said researcher and co-creator Mahmood Sharif.
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The office of New York Attorney General Letitia James sent a letter to Jim Bakker this week, warning the longtime televangelist not to mislead viewers about products that could eliminate coronavirus.
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"After a review, our independent fact-checking partners have determined some of the ads in question mislead people about the effects of Truvada," Devon Kearns said, citing one of the drugs.
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Critics say that Honest Tea, which is owned by Coca-Cola, is one of many food companies that mislead consumers about the amount of sugar that is added to their products.
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Riddle me this: NYT attempts to out a whistleblower protected by law while regularly granting anonymity to Trump Administration officials who have repeatedly used the paper to mislead the public. pic.twitter.
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Without constantly checking around for new sites or listings, it's impossible to know whether someone's created a duplicate site to mislead customers into thinking they are ordering directly from a restaurant.
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Ms. Oliveira tried to mislead investigators by saying her husband, 59, had disappeared, Mr. Magalhães said, insisting that she was innocent before confessing on Friday that her lover had killed him.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden said Monday that he was not trying to "mislead anybody" with his telling of a war story that had several inaccurate elements.
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"AT&T has employed numerous deceptive tactics to mislead consumers into believing that it currently offers a coveted and highly anticipated fifth generation wireless network, known as 5G," the lawsuit reads.
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The testimony outlined Google's new guidelines for political ad disclosures and states that Google continues to remove bad actors, like the Kremlin-affiliated Internet Research Agency, that try to mislead users.
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Volkswagen AG is suspending an executive over recent revelations that the company exposed monkeys to diesel fumes as part of its efforts to mislead regulators about its cars' pollution, CNN reports.
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The group included a "counterintelligence" arm that tried to thwart any criminal charges by monitoring investigations and the prosecutors themselves, feeding false documents to authorities to mislead them, the prosecutors said.
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But in doing this, she has gotten no damning information from Ford so far — nothing that makes it seem like Ford has lied or tried to mislead the public about Kavanaugh.
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"It's completely inappropriate for any campaign to attempt to mislead Culinary Union members, especially at their place of work," Geoconda Arguello-Kline, the secretary-treasurer of the union, said in a statement.
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California says some crisis pregnancy centers mislead women by presenting themselves as full-service reproductive healthcare facilities and the law helps ensure these clients are made aware of abortion services available elsewhere.
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A new, highly profitable industry has sprung up in which shady operators with various motives create fake stories, videos and pictures specifically crafted to mislead readers and be shared on social media.
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"We are focused on the core issues at hand," the company said, adding that Third Point's video lays out no plan and that the hedge fund is "attempting to mislead Campbell shareholders."
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"To discover finds that are a fabrication, designed to mislead, is both fascinating and a timely reminder that we should always view any discovery with a critical eye," he told the Independent .
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The company pleaded guilty in 25 to a federal charge that it had mislabeled the drug and mislead the public about its addictive properties, agreeing to pay an unprecedented $2500 million fine.
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He is also accused of conspiring to mislead federal investigators and create "sham contracts" to conceal bribe payments in the wake of the first round of charges in the case in May.
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The secrets of the realm must always be protected, which is why Game of Thrones Season 8 filmed fake scenes to mislead spies and sleuths who are after the final season's secrets.
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The Post's report about the White House's new panel is the latest indication that the Trump administration is trying to actively mislead the public on the well-established science of climate change.
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The U.K. announced last Monday a sweeping plan to prevent the spread of harmful online content — part of a global trend of new content regulations targeting material designed to polarize and mislead.
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"Technology like dashboard cameras and body cameras can be very helpful, but when used by itself technology can also mislead and misinform, which causes other issues and problems within our community," Gov.
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The $4.99 DLC brings players on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC the ability to create their own Values, stock it with furniture and fill it with residents to mislead and mistreat.
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Don't let the death of Google Glass mislead you, augmented reality is primed to explode among a public that wants virtual reality, but can't afford the high cost of early VR hardware.
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A senior Middle East official told CNN that the UAE did not "mislead" the Obama administration about the crown prince's visit, but acknowledged not telling the US government about it in advance.
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On Tuesday, Manafort's attorneys argued that their client did not intentionally mislead government prosecutors, describing his physical and mental well-being as severely impacted by his months of confinement in federal prison.
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As an artist myself creating work based on my own experiences with the patriarchy, toxic masculinity, and harassment for this company — and by extension this man — I feel used and willfully mislead.
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Stone's lawyer Bruce Rogow told the jury in opening statements on Wednesday that his client did not willfully and intentionally mislead Congress, and said Stone did not have any intermediaries with Wikileaks.
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Those included a warning from then-San Francisco Fed president and now Fed chair Janet Yellen that changing policy because of the storm "could counterproductively mislead market participants" about the Fed's direction.
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In a decision on Wednesday, a divided 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said debt buyers did not mislead borrowers by filing claims for debt after the statute of limitations had expired.
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"Firms that run trading platforms cannot mislead subscribers about their order handling operations," said Kathryn A. Pyszka, Associate Director of the SEC's Chicago Regional Office that investigated the GovEx-related disclosure failures.
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In announcing his recusal, Sessions said that he had consulted with Justice Department officials over the decision and that he had not meant to mislead members of the Senate over the meetings.
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" He added, "It is impossible to promote healthy dialog with bad-faith actors, who regularly produce toxic, dangerous and demonstrably false conspiracy theories; the objective of which is to mislead, radicalize, divide.
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So the most striking part of the whole presentation was a lie, a recitation of anecdotes designed to mislead Americans about immigration and gin up anti-immigrant sentiment to score political points.
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Still, it's likely that someone will try to mislead voters through manipulated photos or videos on Election Day, so it's best to be prepared to give extra scrutiny to everything you see.
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Mr. Tran said he didn't want his job back — he wanted Wells Fargo to admit that it had been wrong to fire him and wrong to mislead customers who were facing foreclosure.
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On Friday, three major drug makers — Merck, Eli Lilly and Amgen — filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block the rule, arguing that it violated their First Amendment rights and would mislead consumers.
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A sentencing hearing for Michael Flynn, the president's former national security adviser, went south on Tuesday after a judge berated him and suggested that Flynn's efforts to mislead federal investigators warranted prison.
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Hiroto Saikawa, Nissan's chief executive and a one-time protégé of Mr. Ghosn, has rebuked his former boss, describing him as a "mastermind" of a long-running scheme to mislead financial authorities.
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Mr. Corsi said on Monday that he refused the plea deal because he did not deliberately mislead investigators, but merely forgot about an email chain from two and a half years ago.
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But in new docs, Sonya says that Master P is pissed about recent court orders for him to pay her what she's owed ... so he used the kids to mislead the court.
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Apple is working with the government to shut down those who mislead customers, aka trying to fix machines that they won't fix because they consider them vintage after four or five years.
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"I am deeply concerned that the sheer number of these potentially false comments suggest a coordinated attempt to materially mislead the FCC, and therefore a coordinated attempt to break federal law," Rep.
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Although the indictment against Craig accused him of illegally evading registration, he was charged only with making false statements in a FARA submission and with a scheme to mislead Justice's FARA unit.
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The state, by way of the Martin Act, has accessed a wealth of documents showing how the corporation conducts business, and allegedly mislead and defrauded investors about climate change and climate science.
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" Twitter spokeswoman Katie Rosborough told The Technology 202 that the tweet doesn't violate its policies because it does not "suppress voter turnout or mislead people about when, where, or how to vote.
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Shanghai Lan Cai — the creditor that got the freeze placed on Jia's assets — has said Jia filed for bankruptcy in "bad faith" and accused him of trying to mislead his Chinese creditors.
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Mr. Forkner's attorney, David Gerger, said his client did not mislead the F.A.A. "Mark is an Air Force veteran who put safety first and was transparent in his work," Mr. Gerger said.
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Their claim rests on the idea that all the pilots, astronomers, geologists, physicists, and GPS engineers in the world are intentionally coordinating to mislead the public about the shape of the planet.
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He said the constitution suggests that the country's founders were concerned about potential abuses of power, which would include an effort to mislead the public in the run-up to an election.
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And if Bornstein indeed allowed for embellishments in the letter, then he acted unethically, using his position as a doctor to mislead the public about the health of the oldest incoming president.
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"We didn't find any links between these operations, but they used similar tactics by creating networks of accounts to mislead others about who they were and what they were doing," the company said.
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"Starbucks' advertising practices are clearly meant to mislead consumers when combined with the standard practice of filling a cold drink cup with far less liquid than the cup can hold," the lawsuit charged.
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A few of the flashlight apps hosting BankBot (Avast)The Android apps containing the malware were disguised to mislead users into believing it was a Google Play or system update requesting administrative privileges.
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Amid a concerted spread of misinformation online that has rattled democracies around the world in recent years, Twitter is launching a tool that will let users flag tweets that attempt to mislead voters.
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"The Tweet you referenced is not in violation of our election integrity policy as it does not suppress voter turnout or mislead people about when, where, or how to vote," the spokesperson said.
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Parents will do anything in a situation like this and we certainly don t want to mislead that this is a panacea but they should be told that this could be an option.
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Under a plea agreement, Schmidt faces up to seven years in prison and a fine of between $40,000 and $400,000 after admitting to conspiring to mislead U.S regulators and violating clean air laws.
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Tom Steyer: I strongly support the efforts to hold fossil fuel companies accountable for their corrupt actions to mislead and endanger the public — in fact, I've been directly involved in the divestment effort.
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" The company also has policies regarding scams, which states, "Content that deliberately tries to mislead users for financial gain may be removed, and in some cases strikes may be issued to the uploader.
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On Friday, Flynn — whom Trump ousted 24 days into his presidency, nominally because he mislead the vice president about his communications with Russia — pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about those contacts.
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If an organization that predicates itself on revealing the absolute truth is so willing to mislead journalists and the public—sometimes by obfuscation and other times by lying outright—can it be trusted?
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"Technology like dashboard cameras and body cameras can be very helpful, but when used by itself technology can also mislead and misinform, which causes other issues and problems within our community," McCrory said.
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Many observers have argued that the VOICE initiative, in addition to a weekly list of immigrants' crimes, would mislead people into believing that immigrants are responsible for a disproportionate amount of American crime.
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And as the CLC writes, "Not only do these dubious practices mislead and potentially even prey upon vulnerable populations, but they also drain resources away from more effective political groups" — including Trump's campaign.
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"Rather than fix the mistakes in the studies so as not to mislead the public about the effectiveness of their product, they fired the person who discovered it," said Selmani's lawyer, Rosemarie Arnold.
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It is also likely to mislead and distort debate systematically: It forces those who are concerned about the health of our democratic institutions to pitch those concerns at a perpetually high-pitched tenor.
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That such a system is necessary is patently absurd, and it's a depressing reminder that ISPs and mobile providers, for years, have been allowed to mislead customers in a number of different ways.
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The lawsuit alleges that LeEco's CEO, SVP of Finance and a director of LeEco's holding company mislead Vizio executives on the health of LeEco's holding company — the entity actually trying to purchase Vizio.
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Lawrence Sherman, a professor of criminology at Cambridge University who designed the CHI, believes that this form of statistical equality can mislead the public and encourage police to focus on the easier offences.
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But what they never really got in trouble for (which was much more damaging) was to mislead the medical community about the safety and effectiveness of using opioids on a long-term basis.
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Virginia law says that companies can't intentionally mislead customers about what they're drinking, which is why they all contain the words "grape wine with natural flavor and color" on their labels as well.
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But policy analysts say the plans hurt the ACA individual marketplaces because they siphon healthier people out, and they may mislead people into thinking the coverage is more robust than it actually is.
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Rather, it is whether Trump-hating bureaucrats inside the U.S. intelligence community abused their position to mislead the nation's Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court in an effort to negate Trump's election victory.
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"The way the President communicates, whether he intends to mislead people or just doesn't have all the facts in his mind at the time, he is very accessible to the press," Blunt said.
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And by 62-to-33 percent, they want to ban CPCs from using ads to mislead pregnant women into believing that the CPC offers abortion services (the Crisis Pregnancy Center Fraud Prevention Act).
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