They're continuing to pursue misleading messaging, even as the trial is going on, including misleading messages about me.
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Users who see a tweet with misleading information can report this by clicking on a drop down menu, select "It's misleading about voting", choose an option that explains how the tweet is misleading and submit the report to Twitter.
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Different articles have surfaced exposing the misleading nature of the image, while it is still being posted and reposted with the misleading association.
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JONATHAN SWAN, NATIONAL POLITICAL REPORTER, AXIOS: It was problematic in the first instance because the statement was misleading and -- MACCALLUM: How is it misleading?
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Though Schiff's rendition was arguably misleading, it is obviously not "illegal" for a member of Congress to say something misleading during a committee meeting.
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" Friedman's letter to Sanders said the marketing of the event Sunday was a "grossly misleading narrative" that was "careless, irresponsible if not intentionally misleading.
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That's troubling because, obviously, it's misleading and those same carriers have coverage maps for their growing 5G networks that could also potentially be misleading.
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CSPI petitioned the FDA in 2012 to address misleading whole grain claims and labeling and continues to publish research about potentially misleading claims on its website.
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The defendants are accused of misleading and defrauding the government agency that regulates the veterinary care for racehorses by disguising the banned drugs with misleading labels.
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The greatest danger from such statements is not the risk of misleading viewers but misleading immigrants who take such statements as an accurate description of the law.
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Among the Prohibited Content is, you guess it, "Misleading or False Content:" Ads must not contain deceptive, false, or misleading content, including deceptive claims, offers, or business practices.
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Facebook News Feed changes downrank misleading health info and dangerous 'cures' The social network today announced it will minimize the spread of health content that's sensational or misleading.
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" "You talk about misleading the courts, it's just so misleading," Page said about the warrant application in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union with Jake Tapper.
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Considering the damage misleading footage can do, Facebook's refusal to remove media unless it is both misleading and the result of artificial intelligence seems like an arbitrary distinction.
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But this is a false — and misleading — narrative.
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"The big pharmaceutical companies absolutely fueled this crisis and they knew they were misleading healthcare professionals and misleading the public about the addictive nature of these drugs," Hassan told Hill.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) filed a lawsuit alleging that the company "engaged in misleading conduct and made false or misleading representations to consumers" related to location data.
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In the case of misleading tweets, Twitter aims to present facts from news organizations, experts and others who are talking about what's happening directly in line with the misleading tweets.
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Facebook fined $122m by the EU for "misleading" information over WhatsApp takeover Facebook fined $122m by the EU for "misleading" information over WhatsApp takeover The European Commission issued Facebook with a massive fine Thursday, after the company provided misleading information during an investigation into the $19 billion acquisition of popular messaging service WhatsApp.
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Murphy's campaign said a CBS Miami story published Wednesday that claimed Murphy has made misleading or false claims about his previous experiences was "deeply false" and "misleading," the Miami Herald reported.
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" In a statement Wednesday, Yahoo called the report "misleading.
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It turns out the video he posted is not only misleading, but also contains what appears to be a fake or misleading screenshot of the Google homepage on the day in question.
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That is on top of some additional misleading claims from Trump about the coronavirus (we only count the false claims here), plus some false and misleading claims from members of his administration.
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Typically, Bachelor promos have a tendency to be slightly misleading (OK, fine, really misleading),which makes it somewhat difficult to discern if various footage is really as dramatic as it appears to be.
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According to Andew "Boz" Bosworth, the executive in charge of AR and VR at Facebook, it's misleading to characterize Building 8 as having been "killed," as Business Insider put it: This is misleading.
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" In an interview on Wednesday, Mr. Schiff refused to discuss the details of the dispute, but said the Republican memo "is misleading in what it says, and it's misleading in what it omits.
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There's horrendous misleading by the consensus that are obviously wrong.
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So we would even take that down because it's misleading.
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Just looking at your checking account balance can be misleading.
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The rest of this experience is equally misleading and frustrating.
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RICHARD BRANSON: Well let's just give one hard misleading fact.
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To imply otherwise is as cynical as it is misleading.
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This statement, while technically accurate, is based on misleading research.
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KURTZ: Highly misleading cover by any standard in my view.
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Indeed, the results have even been accused of being misleading.
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They said some elements of the reform might be misleading.
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The very idea of a populist "domino theory" is misleading.
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When considering a platform, this narrow approach will be misleading.
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About 12 percent of the posts were classified as misleading.
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Considering recent polling out of context can also be misleading.
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What you see in front of you is, often, misleading.
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First of all, it's a bit of a misleading lede.
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It had been accused of misleading sponsors and the public.
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"M," after all, "is for 'Misleading,'" says the congressman's campaign.
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"Anyone who claims otherwise is misleading their readers and viewers."
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The info from the test could be wrong or misleading.
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This disregard for the facts is totally misleading the public.
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Trump fired Flynn when Flynn's misleading of Pence became public.
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Cramer said, however, that he thought those results were misleading.
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Right, accused of all kinds of subprime related, misleading investors.
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Even after he did, he left the misleading tweet online.
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Amnesty accused the company of misleading shareholders about the situation.
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For this reason, we rate Collins' claim true, but misleading.
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When applied by amateurs, these analysis methods give misleading results.
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But the "personal" caveat is where they are misleading customers.
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If there are road signs, they're often damaged or misleading.
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Since the gaffe, Equifax has taken down the misleading tweets.
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Verizon has also been misleading about its jump into 5G.
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The company quickly came under scrutiny for potentially misleading investors.
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These products will no longer be sold under misleading marketing.
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Trump's claims about the Mueller report's findings were also misleading.
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Actually, it is somewhat misleading to call it a 'diet'.
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Kominski said he still thought Biden's comment had been misleading.
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In May, Couric apologized for "misleading" editing in the documentary.
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Why it matters: Misleading statements are nothing new in Washington.
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But, again, misleading that it wasn't noted on the menu.
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Blue Sky has said the claims were incorrect and misleading.
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Not reflecting that in the press would be willfully misleading.
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Folli denied the report, saying it was unfounded and misleading.
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They say he's misleading consumers, and could ruin their rep.
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That's somewhat misleading, because they've played a lot of overtime.
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"Misleading press articles today on Brexit & financial services," Barnier tweeted.
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Facebook is banning misleading uses of its Live video format.
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But Flynn was fired after misleading administration officials – including Pence.
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"To be honest, it's just [by] misleading everyone," he says.
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But suggesting that Germany "owes money" to NATO is misleading.
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But misleading the special counsel will likely end his presidency.
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Today's actions send the wrong message and it is misleading.
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Not to do so is misleading, according to the FTC.
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On Wednesday, Mitsubishi said the misleading data affected 625,000 vehicles.
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Khazanah in a statement called the allegations "erroneous and misleading".
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Totally misleading report about my talk at Bio this morning.
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It's not even about "trade" in the expanded, grossly misleading
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The damage to consumers: Nearly $4 billion in misleading bookings.
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News reports on reduction in IRS filings & refunds are misleading.
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The company has said the investors have purveyed misleading information.
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The measured unemployment rate falls, but in a misleading way.
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The misleading statement may become evidence of obstruction of justice.
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Levinson maintains the figures provided by U.S. Soccer are misleading.
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Mr. Trump's misleading claims about Ford keeping jobs in America?
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But that leaned heavily on assumptions that could be misleading.
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FARA only bans willful failure to register, or misleading statements.
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Ms. Matthews, calling it misleading, demanded he take it down.
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It's profoundly misleading to call Spencer the "leader" of anything.
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"The name of the syndrome has been misleading," she said.
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Mukhriz told Reuters that the statement by PMO was misleading.
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Even the available statistics on homicide victims, though, are misleading.
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This is misleading, and there are other things to consider.
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But much of it exoticizes Trump in a misleading way.
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Prosecutors will often answer then to avoid misleading the target.
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The title is a little misleading, because Peter Parker a.k.a.
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Given my record in Congress, your editorial is willfully misleading.
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I am not like that anymore; it would be misleading.
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Sinclair has denied withholding any information or misleading the FCC.
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This is misleading at best and completely irresponsible at worst.
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Read more: President Trump's Exaggerated and Misleading Claims on Trade
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There's enough scientific evidence now that says that's all misleading.
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Mr. Trump said on Saturday that the image was misleading.
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Today we have a winky, misleading reference to 15A, ITEM.
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At first I worried that made the televised version misleading.
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" PolitiFact and The Washington Post both rated the claim "misleading.
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Investigators knew that these types of predictions could be misleading.
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Even worse, the statistics have become more misleading over time.
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Here are five false and misleading claims about her, debunked.
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And the misleading one is circulating among Mr. Trump's supporters.
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Trump made 12,019 false or misleading claims as of Aug.
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Misleading voters about his support for the Iraq War does.
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Speaking is speaking, even if it is offensive or misleading.
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However, Trump's comment on stocks being "up 70%" is misleading.
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Bloomberg's record and misleading statements make him a dangerous choice.
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Does Trump understand how misleading and deceptive his map is?
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Murdock said he did not think his claim was misleading.
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But this partisan divide over this specific memo is misleading.
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Oh, the "action" and "reaction" definition can be somewhat misleading.
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They are hidden by stale language, misleading histories, willful blindness.
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Misleading statistics are also a standard element of political campaigns.
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Misleading, ambiguous information is a step in the wrong direction.
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Mr. Hannity's comparison is also misleading from a legal standpoint.
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Yet on closer inspection, this turned out to be misleading.
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But the televised ubiquity of powerful political women is misleading.
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Again, in Wednesday's speech, Trump unfurled streamers of misleading claims.
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Your cheap misleading lease you truly are a con artist.
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"The bill is written in a misleading way," she said.
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Yet GDP is a misleading metric for trade war damage.
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Democrats at the time argued that the memo was misleading.
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Scaring and misleading seniors is the lowest of the low.
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But, one market watcher calls the retail comeback story misleading.
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"There was absolutely nothing misleading about his answer," Flores said.
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"Stop misleading and spreading fear," Swinson said, according to Bloomberg.
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" Schiff memo: "The Majority's reference to Bruce Ohr is misleading.
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Tax advice is key, too: That headline prize is misleading.
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That is all quite misleading and it is a shame.
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What they end up finding can be dangerous and misleading.
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Those cover things like hate speech, harassment and misleading information.
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He wanted a misleading public statement about Michael Flynn's resignation.
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The headline that the stock is getting hammered is misleading.
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I also recommend Warren's Medium post, despite the misleading headline.
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Now Ritchie could face charges for the misleading 9113 call.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) filed a lawsuit against Google on Tuesday, alleging that the company "engaged in misleading conduct and made false or misleading representations to consumers" related to location data.
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" For its part, Amazon called Sanders' earlier statements "inaccurate and misleading," adding, "While Senator Sanders plays politics and makes misleading accusations, we are expending real money and effort upskilling people with our Career Choice program.
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They created misleading Facebook pages, urged Republicans in Alabama to support a write-in candidate instead of Roy Moore, and "created false evidence that bots were backing Moore on Twitter" to spur misleading news headlines.
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The second part is I think Governor Cuomo is terribly misleading.
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It did, and his efforts to suggest otherwise were intentionally misleading.
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Although to call Venti Mesi a game is a bit misleading.
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As with all things, labels are important but can be misleading.
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We would say that Trump is being misleading in describing Gov.
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Still, he made several misleading statements in his Tuesday night address.
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For that reason, we rate the claim as true but misleading.
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But plenty of scientists are saying the new paper is misleading.
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Asked Wednesday about Cora's absence, Trump again stated a misleading number.
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But this statement is pretty misleading in a couple different ways.
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This isn't the first time BC's been accused of misleading marketing.
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" But Fairstein insists the series ignored facts and is misleading. "Ms.
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In fact terms like "left" and "right" are misleading in Europe.
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They are misleading voters in a desperate attempt to undermine Gov.
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The SEC has accused Musk of making "false and misleading" statements.
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Comcast downplayed its use of misleading fees when contacted by Motherboard.
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It's also not clear exactly what counts as misleading health information.
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" LaCroix itself quickly took to Twitter to address the "misleading allegations.
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They were aware they were misleading people by offering those tests.
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But attention to controversy can in its own way be misleading.
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For that reason, we rate his claim as true, but misleading.
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There's some truth in this statement, but it's still wildly misleading.
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Either way, the genre is largely a misleading form of advertising.
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Framing that way, in my opinion, is somewhat misleading to me.
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The GOP accused him of misleading the public about the inquiry.
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Hiding campaign money through false or misleading campaign reports is illegal.
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Mutual assurances, unless backed up by recent testing, can be misleading.
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But in the same press conference, he made a misleading claim.
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We rate that part of Glenn's claim as true, but misleading.
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The FBI says this is a misleading account of what happened.
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The attacks on the FBI and DoJ officials are also misleading.
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The company was criticized for misleading users over its privacy settings.
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Schumer's claim that Clinton saved the plant is true, but misleading.
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We rate the final part of her claim true, but misleading.
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Despite the misleading name, the cloud is made out of servers.
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Publishers are forbidden to link to any misleading or fraudulent content.
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In 601 days, he reportedly made 5,001 false or misleading claims.
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Yes. It's misleading as hell, and meteorologists are not having it.
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Flores, the Justice Department spokeswoman, said that response was not misleading.
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This will keep from misleading other members 10-years from now.
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Analysts at Politifact, however, found the language of the question misleading.
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"Amritsar 1919" aims to show how profoundly misleading Churchill's interpretation was.
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This is a one dimensional, miserable and misleading portrayal of Amy.
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I think this ad should be removed for false/misleading advertising.
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That said, Apple's language regarding interest rates, however, is somewhat misleading.
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Actually, to use the word argued may be a little misleading.
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Or, more accurately, it's the wrong comparison, and a misleading one.
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Misleading results on Google aren't exclusive to rehab-related search ads.
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And, as it turns out…this is not a misleading statement.
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After realizing that the post is misleading, it was immediately withdrawn.
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"Misleading information does not produce good policy," Ferguson told VICE News.
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And there were numerous assertions in it that were very misleading.
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Misleading the vice president or other senior officials can be fatal.
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Flake's announcement of the resolution, by the way, is very misleading.
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Watch: Why this former insider thinks Facebook's metrics may be misleading
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Fickle hypes can therefore be misleading and blow into over-valuations.
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It does nothing to protect the public from potentially misleading information.
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During the campaign, Trump routinely dismissed unemployment statistics as intentionally misleading.
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Dan Ikenson's critique of Navarro is broader and yet more misleading.
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ITT was accused of misleading students about job prospects after graduation.
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Likening them to the chessboard's lowliest piece, however, is slightly misleading.
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But last week, Nestlé appealed the court's decision, citing "misleading" advertising.
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Trump has told 7,645 false or misleading claims as of Dec.
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Mr Hands claims the bank's guidance on the deal was misleading.
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The report is at best opaque — and at worst deliberately misleading.
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Just do not buy into the CCP's false and misleading narrative.
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"I believe these numbers are misleading," Cohen testified about the statements.
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Bolsonaro attacked the data as misleading and fired the agency's head.
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The economic rationale for legalizing mixed martial arts is also misleading.
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We learned last week that both denials were misleading at best.
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This is usually referred to as "borrowing," but that's actually misleading.
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"centrist," but beneath those misleading labels are specific and bitter issues
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The swipe was not only misleading, but confounding given the instigator.
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The misleading claims, touting ineffective nostra, have the attention of regulators.
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It is no doubt a catchy message, it is clearly misleading.
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"Photos should not be misleading or false," the app's website said.
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Understating the politics of the court's founding years, however, is misleading.
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This somewhat misleading term doesn't mean that everyone has a job.
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And we're just shifting the misleading ads to a different medium.
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But some analysts said that the drop in stocks was misleading.
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Mr. Brooks was accused of misleading investors about the company's finances.
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Otherwise, she risks misleading the American people and championing bad policy.
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This is a completely misleading attack ... that ignores the real facts.
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A presidency official described the HRW report as inaccurate and misleading.
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CRUZ: ... that you didn't tell them you're misleading the American people.
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The title of "The Abundance" is not misleading in the slightest.
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The term "comfort women" is both misleading and terribly ironic name.
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The ones that do admit that the word can be misleading.
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I worry that in fact it offers false and misleading assurance.
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And the details ranged from banal to misleading to outright false.
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" Moore has denied any wrongdoing, calling allegations "completely false and misleading.
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I don't know — GRAHAM: Would you agree this is very misleading?
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And while they can be useful, they can also be misleading.
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Fact checkers have pointed out that the ad is deeply misleading.
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But misleading users — even outright lying — aren't necessarily against the rules.
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And Twitter has recently been removing misleading tweets about the outbreak.
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It is perceived as misleading, even patronizing, by the general public.
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I think misleading the vice president really was the key here.
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It would be misleading to suggest any of this is new.
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It's a long laundry list of misleading statements and outright lies.
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" As CNN put it: "Trump's tweet is misleading and lacks context.
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He has accused Tesla of misleading investors about some production figures.
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The misleading statement is but one aspect of Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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But environmental groups say that the 2,000-acre footprint is misleading.
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The "Great Wines of Europe" portion of the title is misleading.
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It would've been very misleading of me to continue these things.
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When it comes to Facebook, however, the feature may be misleading.
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Go deeper: Trump cites misleading Texas statistics in voter fraud claim
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In some cases, users say, it feels racially targeted — and misleading.
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It was also misleading or flat-out wrong in important ways.
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This link is misleading, as the image is actually from 2013.
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Trump is technically right here but he's using a misleading statistic.
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They're not sufficiently strong to dissuade people from misleading the public.
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When information began to dribble out, it was vague and misleading.
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The authorities are now investigating whether he had been misleading patients.
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Two months later, the regulator accused the company of misleading authorities.
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His work is now more urgent as misleading internet tactics spread.
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And to be sure, not every misleading statement is equally meaningful.
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In my case, to call it a choice is slightly misleading.
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Was anything edited in a way that felt misleading to you?
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Much of the President's rhetoric ranged from misleading to simply false.
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"Tim Canova is misleading you," campaign spokesman Ryan Banfill said Tuesday.
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Facebook's hands-off ad policy has already allowed for misleading advertisements.
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Yet that's deeply misleading, because most companies don't pay that rate.
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Gojo said it will remove the misleading language from its website.
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But sometimes, they can be straight up wrong, negative, or misleading.
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Johnson complained that television's war coverage was misleading and one-sided.
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The accounts promoted real news outlets alongside four misleading ones: TheCrystalEyes.
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This isn't to say all life insurance agents are misleading consumers.
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House Republicans are accusing a top ObamaCare official of misleading Congress.
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James Liang previously pleaded guilty to misleading authorities about the cheating.
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Bondi, who has endorsed Trump, has called the AP report misleading.
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To state a 'meeting' took place is disingenuous and extremely misleading.
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Pat Leahy (D-VT) of misleading the Senate while under oath.
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Nonetheless, she presented a misleading picture of immigration enforcement under Trump.
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But to call the book just a memoir would be misleading.
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Putting a price tag on any government investigation is somewhat misleading.
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Sometimes public silence can be deafening or, for that matter, misleading.
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"We think the report is very misleading," the State Department wrote.
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The first problem with this paragraph is that it is misleading.
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"It's true that the total numbers are misleading," he told me.
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They found that financial aid letters are consistently misleading and confusing.
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Indictment says Joseph made 'false and misleading statements' to judges looking into the matter Joseph in April 2018 "made false and misleading statements" to other district court judges looking in the incident, according to the indictment.
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It can be inaccurate or misleading One reason why scientists and health officials caution against using geographic locations to refer to diseases is that they can turn out to be misleading -- and in some cases, inaccurate.
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The other is a "fake news" law passed in April under Mr. Najib that made it an imprisonable offense to produce, publish or circulate misleading information — with the government as the ultimate judge of what is misleading.
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While flagging content, users would be asked three questions, according to NBC: whether the tweet is "likely" or "unlikely" harmfully misleading, how many users out of 100 would agree with them, and why the tweet is misleading.
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Now, the name is a little misleading because they`re actually orange.
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To say that ISIS "controls major urban centers" is, at best, MISLEADING.
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This kind of hair-splitting leads us to brand this claim: MISLEADING.
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This notion that time is just a fourth dimension is highly misleading.
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We rate Trump's claim that the country has no borders as misleading.
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Planned Parenthood has said that the videos were heavily edited and misleading.
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The facts they were given at the last referendum were very misleading.
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But the steps tracker can be misleading if you tend to fidget.
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Absolutely. Deep partisan divide, along with platforms that easily amplify misleading messages?
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That's not a matter of taste; that's a matter of misleading consumers.
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In court in April, Van Der Zwaan was apologetic for misleading investigators.
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"Misleading -- and that's the most charitable way you could say it," Sen.
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This is an admirably researched book, but its title may be misleading.
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"Without this context, the story presented in the original article is misleading."
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One source of a slew of misleading stories about Omar is StopIlhan.
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But its use of the words "stable and maximum" is somewhat misleading.
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We fact checked her "real" news video, and it's a bit misleading.
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The three are accused of allegedly misleading regulators about the lead crisis.
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Williams technical director Paddy Lowe said the times could be misleading, however.
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Actually, it's a bit misleading to say he hates Paddington at all.
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The newer breeds of fertility firm are similarly criticised for misleading customers.
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We've heard your comments and want to address all the misleading allegations.
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State banks report lower figures than private lenders, which may be misleading.
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But this in my opinion crosses the line from simplifying to misleading.
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But Larsen called "zombie deer disease" an unfortunate and potentially misleading moniker.
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Instead, it's a blinkered and misleading guide to how internet platforms work.
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He wrote:Besides being false and misleading clickbait, they are not from espn.com.
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Yet the picture of wretchedness on the reservation this conjures is misleading.
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The demon "has directed his entire effort to misleading me," Descartes suggested.
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HOW many days does it take to correct a misleading newspaper interview?
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So they write inflammatory headlines that are fundamentally misleading to the readers.
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"When brands refer to pulling out toxins, they're being misleading," says Wilson.
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Rockburne is typically pegged as a post-minimalist, but that is misleading.
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It's not that BlackBerry Mobile is delusional or trying to be misleading.
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Often, they are called "robo-advisers", but this term can be misleading.
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And you can&apost hide it by filing false or misleading reports.
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The boy's parents appear to have been given some very misleading advice.
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But Bryan recognizes that the moniker "Salmon Cannon" can be quite misleading.
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To call Bates Motel a deeply feminist TV series would be misleading.
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Deals can be difficult to grab, but they can also be misleading.
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"It's perfectly legal to do this, but it's misleading," the investor said.
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Musk was accused of making false and misleading statements in an Aug.
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If that sounds more than a little misleading, that's because it is.
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Mr Finer's "assumptions are flawed and misleading", the New York Fed responded.
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But biologics manufacturers have also spread "misleading information" about biosimilars, Woollett said.
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I think their results may be a bit misleading in that sense.
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Science journalism is often full of exaggerated, conflicting, or outright misleading claims.
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Trump misleading about a special election in Kansas isn't a capital crime.
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GUTFELD: No, he&aposs talking about people he believes are misleading America.
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Claims about an uncontrolled rise in unaccompanied minors can be similarly misleading.
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On a related note, pain management can also be misleading, he said.
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It's misleading to imply that TARP II was an auto bailout bill.
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This month, Coca-Cola was sued for misleading consumers about health risks.
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Let's start with that 20163 million figure, which is flashy but misleading.
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Flynn was later fired for misleading Vice President Pence on the issue.
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The FTC said the two allegedly deceived consumers with misleading malware claims.
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You never see him pulled out and OK. This is highly misleading.
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The problem: That last detail -- the climate one -- is misleading at best.
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However, it can be misleading, so just follow what your gut says.
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She says the poster was misleading -- a woman surrounded by 3 dragons.
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That is why the term Alt (short for "alternative") Right is misleading.
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But these glimpses give a misleading impression of this challenging, ambiguous work.
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That came after a DOJ report repeatedly faulted him for misleading investigators.
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Fact Check: This is a misleading claim that omits key information. Mrs.
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Jesse Helms, which was accused of sending misleading mailings to African-Americans.
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Russia blamed the incident on "misleading information" from the Israeli air force.
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A new poll shows that the administration's misleading rhetoric is sinking in.
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DoorDash is being slammed by people accusing it of misleading tipping practices.
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First of all, the idea of a 'free' transfer is somewhat misleading.
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Alan's emphatic certitude is probably sincere but is groundless and deeply misleading.
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The U.S. senator also blasted the drug industry for its misleading advertising.
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Taxpayers shouldn't be tricked out of a tax cut by misleading information.
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It also asks when it should remove a tweet with misleading media.
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But some blind spots can create misleading results and lead you astray.
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Some people blame the cancellation of "Trophy Wife" on its misleading title.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s comments were offensive, factually inaccurate and highly misleading.
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Reframing the conversation doesn't mean misleading an audience with information that's untrue.
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The President's tweets were also full of misleading and several false statements.
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Others say the banks use hyped, misleading descriptions to market their donors.
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It wasn't the first time Trump has made false or misleading statements.
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However, these ads can be misleading and don't tell the whole story.
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It's also facing lawsuits and allegations of misleading investors and employee discrimination.
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Wirecard responded to the reports saying they were "inaccurate, misleading and defamatory".
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To say these states currently have the death penalty is somewhat misleading.
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The most misleading argument from the treaty's critics regards the Second Amendment.
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Other institutions have net price calculators that provide incomplete or misleading information.
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While this description is technically true, it is at best terribly misleading.
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Each accused the other of misleading the public and distorting the facts.
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EGG MCMUFFIN, $3.99 — The name of this sandwich is a little misleading.
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" Toomey's campaign pushed back on the ad, calling it "sleazy" and "misleading.
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The FTC fined Uber $20 million in January for misleading potential drivers.
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Facebook said it would not display ads on sites with misleading content.
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And that has driven a misleading impression of the overall job market.
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Even this origin story is distorted and misleading, it's important to note.
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Natixis denies that it had provided misleading information in the 2007 statements.
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Wirecard (WCAGY) has said that the reports contains incorrect and misleading information.
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A validation that purposely misleading on the taxpayer's dime is a-OK!
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The California lawmaker said Bannon's questions were intentionally scripted to be misleading.
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At best, experts find the descriptions WikiLeaks provides of the documents misleading.
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It soon emerged that the President apparently had dictated the misleading statement.
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An exercise in pandering, this ritual can also be misleading and dangerous.
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The tweet is misleading since the committee's report is not yet complete.
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Uber was also accused of misleading drivers around fees for airport rides.
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No, but it was still a misleading summary of what he said.
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Now, Musk's assertion is still fairly vague — and perhaps a bit misleading.
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He does it because his political project depends crucially on misleading people.
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This is one of those situations where the testimony was highly misleading.
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Folli has said the claims in the report were unfounded and misleading.
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Keep in mind that the expiration date on that document is misleading.
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States would be compelling misleading speech that is unjustified by the science.
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But he reportedly has made misleading or false claims about his experience.
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"Desperate Paul Ryan Floods Wisconsin with Misleading Television Ads," read one headline.
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Now, this argument is in fact deeply misleading and almost always dishonest.
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But still, others have continued to pollute the airwaves with misleading information.
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But misleading ads were often a small component of the misinformation campaign.
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Politicians used to deceive voters by describing their policies in misleading ways.
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The word "radical" is often used about López in a misleading way.
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However, some blind spots can create misleading results and lead you astray.
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The anecdotes are a combination of false, misleading and beside the point.
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Democrats issued a formal rebuttal arguing that the GOP memo was misleading.
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But to call Turkey and the Wolf a sandwich shop is misleading.
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I think, at the very least, I would say it was misleading.
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" The paper was ordered to admit that the story was "significantly misleading.
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Trump's tweets included a slew of previously debunked allegations and misleading claims.
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The New Knowledge report criticizes social media companies for misleading the public.
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Furthermore, the idea that lonely people are tearing America apart is misleading.
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Clear Labs found numerous cases of misleading product labeling and food fraud.
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Some Democrats have accused Mr. Trump of potentially misleading other congressional committees.
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It propelled regulations to protect student borrowers against misleading and predatory practices.
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YouTube is also fertile ground for offensive videos and misleading news stories.
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The Biden campaign publicly complained about the misleading video over the weekend.
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But lately, corporate malefactors are misleading federal agencies through manipulated public comments.
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False or misleading statements have issued from him several times a day.
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The colors on the package and in-store sample are often misleading.
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Punishing short sellers would be no justification for false or misleading statements.
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This picture is misleading when applied to today's populists like Mr. Orban.
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Be aware that the source of this vitamin's folate could be misleading.
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These stories miss the point, and are, in my view, wildly misleading.
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Second, the highly charged debate over education often lapses into misleading caricature.
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However, "The Mandalorian" isn't available yet globally, making the chart slightly misleading.
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Paltrow has been repeatedly accused of misusing science and misleading the public.
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They argued Coca-Cola's Diet Coke soft drink presented similar misleading advertising.
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But this is a case where our casual intuitions can be misleading.
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The comparison this series invites to the Pentagon Papers is thus misleading.
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Mr. Mendes paints an uplifting and dangerously misleading picture of the war.
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His 80-minute appearance was pockmarked with exaggerations, falsehoods and misleading rhetoric.
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And to say they're a type of dangerous criminal is also misleading.
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Both main British political parties have made misleading claims during the campaign.
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Not in the age of populist nationalism gaslit by misleading immigration claims.
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But he also offers a misleading portrait of Biden's actions alongside them.
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She is, however, misleading voters on the ease of such a move.
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In the interview, Mr. Trump faulted Mr. Sessions for his misleading testimony.
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Those Brooks Brothers parachute pants of Trump's are almost certainly misleading you.
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But that is an incredibly misleading representation of the 1994 Agreed Framework.
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There are four solid reasons why this rationale is disingenuous and misleading.
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Democrats said the memo was misleading, and overstated Ohr's connections to Steele.
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" Saudi Arabia said the report is filled with "inaccurate and misleading information.
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Instead, Senator Sanders continues to spread misleading statements about pay and benefits.
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If you really think about it, the phrase "family bank" is misleading.
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He owes the Queen an apology for misleading her, wrote Kate Maltby.
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Let the record show that these claims are misleading in the extreme.
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The title can be misleading since it's more of an arcade game.
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Ads were misleading, and the process rife with bait-and-switch techniques.
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Denying genocide took place, she said Gambia's allegations were "incomplete and misleading".
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This practice isn't prohibited, but as far as we're concerned, it's misleading.
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The time for misleading those who suffer from the conflict is over.
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Comparisons to the number of people in previous marches are especially misleading.
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BAKER: Isn't that misleading to say you weren't pursuing business there, right?
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He warns against misleading metaphors: Selfish genes do not mean selfish individuals.
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Republicans are already telegraphing their defensive strategy: accusing Democrats of misleading attacks.
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And what we communicate as a manufacturer is truthful and not misleading.
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The semantics over wall versus fencing, first of all, are highly misleading.
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Opinion surveys in Venezuela are often divergent, politicized and misleading in hindsight.
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The Trump administration produced a misleading report to boost its health bill.
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This is extremely practical and useful, but it could also be misleading.
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How did Pence and Spicer end up misleading the public on this?
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I guess the headline for the article is a little bit misleading.
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There are some fed rules against misleading consumers, but they're very vague.
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Even though it was misleading, it was a devastating line of attack.
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Asked if he's ever heard the president make a misleading statement, Rep.
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Trump went on social media to criticize the attack ad as misleading.
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"We cannot permit a situation where the White House is allowed to script self-serving and misleading questions and provide it to a witness and effectively coach his testimony in a very narrow and misleading way," he said.
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Facebook announced in late January it would limit the reach of false and misleading posts and would alert users who are sharing information that has been fact-checked to be false or misleading, Business Insider's Bryan Pietsch reported.
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"In cases where people have gone to the media with statements that are incorrect or misleading which are printed or broadcast, we are able under the Social Services Act to release information about the person for the purposes of, I quote, 'correcting a mistake of fact, a misleading perception or impression, or a misleading statement in relation to a welfare recipient,'" he said in parliament Tuesday.
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U.S. District Judge Kevin McNulty in New Jersey ruled Monday that, although Actavis' advertising is true, more discovery was needed before he could rule it was not misleading under the federal Lanham Act, which prohibits false or misleading advertising.
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Normally, I'm all for that kind of attitude, but as someone who believed that GE was doing much better than it was, I need to know two things: was the old management misleading us or were they misleading themselves?
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TikTok's efforts to take down a viral clip of Joe Biden deemed misleading shows the wildly popular short-form video app is struggling to enforce its "Misleading information" policy in an environment full of conspiracy theories and fake news.
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Frightening figures on them starving themselves to splurge on buy-backs are misleading.
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The only thing that might apply is the "intentionally misleading" clause, but B.o.
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Timothy Frye: This view that it's a new Cold War is very misleading.
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Last month, regulators accused the company of making "materially misleading statements" to investors.
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Again, I'm sorry for putting something up on my channel that was misleading.
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Indeed, Republicans all up and down the country started misleading on this subject.
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Kobach's representations concerning 'Safe Access File Exchange (SAFE)' are alternately misleading or meritless.
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" But Team USA responded with a statement saying that those claims were "misleading.
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"Misleading at best, and certainly offers no proof of a connection," Siegel concluded.
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One misleading part of the name "Windows 10 Cloud" is the "cloud" part.
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The company says 0.25 percent of queries return "offensive or clearly misleading" results.
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And that form is either confusing, or feels misleading, in the digital environment.
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But his tweet was misleading on other fronts and lacked some relevant context.
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"When the government gives information to victims, it cannot be misleading," he said.
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And Facebook reports that millions of people were exposed to misleading Russian accounts.
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And it's known that selfies, even without any filters, can sometimes be misleading.
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Twitter already bans misleading information about civic events, including the census and elections.
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However, averages can be misleading since maternity care costs vary widely by state.
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His arrest and conviction were based on "false and misleading" statements, Schmack found.
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"[The relative risk is] not a lie, it's just terribly misleading," Schwitzer says.
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History tells us much of what he says will be false or misleading.
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"The Astros called this @stephapstein report misleading," Chronicle sports reporter Hunter Atkins tweeted.
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The problem here is twofold: First, the data is meaningless and potentially misleading.
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All the same, it is important to combat misleading examples with better ones.
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To call the show a sendup is misleading; as a spoof, it's toothless.
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But the information provided can be inadequate and, in some cases, downright misleading.
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Apple pulled Onavo from its app store earlier this year for misleading consumers.
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Samsung isn't being deceptive here, but some firms at MWC were genuinely misleading.
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The lawsuit cites several examples of misleading marketing: An Endo-sponsored website, PainKnowledge.
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Democrats say the memo is selective, misleading, and potentially harmful to national security.
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Everything about this screen is misleading and Messenger tries to manipulate your emotions.
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"Absolute numbers of attacks give a misleading impression of the situation," wrote Bateman.
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Often the account shares videos and gives false or misleading descriptions of them.
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Burundi's Human Rights Minister Martin Nivyabandi said the report was misleading and insulting.
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For these reasons, we have to say his claim is true, but misleading.
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The thing is, Facebook is rife with intentionally misleading stories masquerading as news.
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Facebook says they are "misleading" and insists it has "never sold people's data".
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"Judge Kavanaugh has repeatedly made misleading and at times false statements," Democratic Sen.
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The SEC cited those subsequent tweets in the complaint as additional misleading statements.
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Musk is being accused of making false and misleading statements in an Aug.
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His implication, however, that a shrinking middle class caused that number is misleading.
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Turns out, those numbers were unreliable, misleading and potentially even inflated, per Kotaku.
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So, it's easy to see how "gynecologist-tested" can be a misleading claim.
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We rate this claim on Obamacare reducing the workforce as TRUE, BUT MISLEADING.
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Some of Trump's contentions about the company are partly true, if largely misleading.
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The settlement: Go deeper: Trump cites misleading Texas statistics in voter fraud claim
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And that this title of SB54 is totally misleading, because California values act.
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It now estimates he's made 10,796 false or misleading claims in 869 days.
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And the monthly pricing of them really isn't all that confusing or misleading.
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With that misleading narrative taken care of, let's get down to what's true.
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I find this divide to be misleading, but also helpful in many ways.
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The SEC said the details in the composite were misleading in several respects.
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"When the Government gives information to victims, it cannot be misleading," Marra wrote.
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If an article is deemed misleading, Facebook downranks it in news and search.
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The study Trump used to justify pulling out of the agreement was misleading.
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The overall impression based on this selective telling is both misleading and false.
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It was also sued for allegedly misleading investors about its food safety controls.
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Ryan's speech was widely panned for trafficking in misleading spin and factual inaccuracies.
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The regulator has accused the company of making "materially misleading statements" to investors.
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I was trying to think of some cable channel names that are misleading.
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Moreover, the Kremlin's depiction of the Crimean population as Russian is highly misleading.
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The court ruled that the First Amendment protected truthful and non-misleading speech.
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Congress believes that on four occasions, he gave them false and misleading statements.
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That smile — it's a little misleading because he has a lot of insight.
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The issue is the FCC's confusing and misleading handling of the entire thing.
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Exxon had contended the resolution was misleading and would interfere with management responsibilities.
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Democratic Senate in 1987, but this is misleading—Bork was given a full
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He adds that the growth of misleading medical titles is also of concern.
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But it's pretty hard to stand up the idea they're being intentionally misleading.
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The claims also have to avoid being misleading and, crucially, must be responsible.
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First, the FDA is worried that some questions can lead to misleading scores.
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The tonelessness of these responses, Yee added, is eerie, if not potentially misleading.
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But shrill commentary isn't necessarily misleading, just as politeness isn't synonymous with honesty.
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He added that Facebook's facial recognition technology should help it find misleading ads.
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One is business to business — are they misleading the people they're dealing with?
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It has banned all political ads to prevent the spreading of misleading information.
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An Associated Press fact-check found that statement to be accurate, but misleading.
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The page frequently spread sensational and misleading headlines to its 28500 million followers.
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Center for Union Facts spokesman Luka Ladan called the AFL-CIO's findings misleading.
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Waxman's piece relies on warmed-over statistics that are both unsurprising and misleading.
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It is also to confront them when they make misleading or contradictory statements.
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And Trump is spouting this kind of misleading stuff on a regular basis.
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Misleading iOS "security" apps are about to be a thing of the past.
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By publishing reams of misleading articles peppered with popular keywords and search terms.
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He warned campaigners not to quote selective studies and risk "misleading the public".
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" The Democratic National Committee (DNC) called Cruz's claim a "misleading ObamaCare sob story.
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The page frequently spread sensational and misleading headlines to its 3.1 million followers.
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It would be misleading to say I knew his mental or physical strength.
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" On Friday, Moore told Sean Hannity, "These allegations are completely false and misleading.
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These each made up about 10 percent of Trump's false or misleading statements.
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It would be incredibly uplifting if it weren't so utterly misleading and exploitive.
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"News reports on reduction in IRS filings & refunds are misleading," the tweet stated.
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Like most other discussions of these issues by pollsters, they are just misleading.
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He called the Obama plan "unprecedented" and said the administration was being misleading.
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But those classifications are also inadequate, so much as to be downright misleading.
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He was also accused of misleading federal investigators about his communications with Gates.
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Musk later called the Wired story a "depressingly misleading & misanthropic article" on Twitter.
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"[The Labor Department] is being misleading in calling this a delay," Roper said.
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Deceiving, misleading, shaming or delaying care for pregnant women is just plain wrong.
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A Sprint spokesperson told Gizmodo that the "5GE" term is false and misleading.
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Providing misleading information only makes the task of solving this crime more difficult.
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Trump has been condemned on numerous occasions for making false or misleading statements.
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" Calling existing Setauket history "generic and processed," he said: "It is just misleading.
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To call it "fun" would be oversimplified, if not at times altogether misleading.
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And this misleading statement, we now know, was crafted by President Trump himself.
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As a result, the company is facing several ongoing lawsuits for misleading billing.
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One company notorious for misleading and threatening letters asking for payment is Rightscorp.
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The app is under investigation for allegedly misleading customers over its Ubercopter – i.e.
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That's not true from a factual standpoint, but his words are also misleading.
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Many of these claims were misleading, involved serious omissions, or were downright false.
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To blame them — and paint them as co-conspirators, even "architects" — is misleading.
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But Mr. Trump is not the only politician misleading the public about immigration.
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He also called Mr. Trump a "false prophet" who was misleading his followers.
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Musk accused both Reuters and Business Insider of publishing false or misleading stories.
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One is business to business - are they misleading the people they're dealing with?
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Bayer blamed "inaccurate and misleading publicity" as a key factor in sales loss.
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Mr. Trump peppered his speech with a string of false or misleading statements.
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That and almost all of his other assertions were inaccurate, misleading or incomplete.
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But deliberately misleading senators about them during a confirmation process has to be.
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Fact-check Three days of presidential tweets contained many false and misleading accusations.
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And his speech was misleading and wrong in all sorts of other ways.
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But, as is often the case on the internet, those reports were misleading.
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Anyone who says this a manufactured crisis is absolutely misleading the American people.
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Whether something is offensive, sexy or misleading can be a matter of opinion.
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Moorehead's portrait of Nello makes very clear that this is a misleading distinction.
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But the language in those policies can be dense, confusing or outright misleading.
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Planned Parenthood denied the allegations and called the videos heavily edited and misleading.
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But focusing exclusively on men gives a misleading portrait of the recent situation.
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Economic models keep misleading us in ways that slow the transition to sustainability.
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O.K., it's not news that politicians make misleading claims, some more than others.
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Another prominent factor in wrongful convictions across the country was misleading forensic evidence.
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Whoever claims that this is not a significant improvement is misleading the public.
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The sheer quantity of shares that misleading stories get on Facebook is staggering.
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Twitter, for instance, launched a reporting tool whereby users can flag misleading tweets.
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In his statement, Mr. Porter said the pictures of Ms. Holderness were misleading.
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So we have known for months that Ross's testimony was, at best, misleading.
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The name is misleading; anything labeled "investigation of person" was shelved, not investigated.
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Still, the program description of "(C)arbon" as "an anthropological study" isn't misleading.
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But early in an outbreak, this type of simple calculation is often misleading.
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The patrician look was slightly misleading, as it was for the Kennedys, too.
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It may also, though, give them a slightly misleading version of White's accomplishment.
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Both Tymoshenko and Lutsenko have histories of making misleading statements to the press.
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Comedy often depends on ethically slippery manipulation, misleading setups and disorienting punch lines.
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Many reporters are using the term "populist," which seems both inadequate and misleading.
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Virtually all of Trump&aposs claims in the letter were inaccurate or misleading.
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The Labour Party, too, has been tied to the spread of misleading information.
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It's also, as alluring as such uncompromising passion can sound, very substantively misleading.
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That's an average of more than eight false or misleading claims a day.
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Taco Bell has reaped huge profits from their false, misleading and deceptive advertising.
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The SEC called those tweets misleading, and a go-private deal never happened.
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But the new version was highly misleading even under the most generous interpretation.
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Anti-poverty groups said the administration's focus on the unemployment rate was misleading.
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The case accuses Exxon of misleading investors about its evaluation of climate change.
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In May, Google announced it would eliminate misleading ads for anti-abortion clinics.
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Reporters tend to bemoan the White House press shop's stonewalling and misleading statements.
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In response, ABLV said the accusations were based on unfounded and misleading information.
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Several readers found headlines misleading in their descriptions of a new Trump proposal.
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But the ghostly pictures served up by geophysical-imaging technology can be misleading.
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Malcolm Harris takes issue with the report's conclusions and dissects its misleading graphics.
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The company pleaded guilty to misleading the public about its product's addictive qualities.
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He either misunderstands how the press operates or is misleading people on purpose.
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Mueller charged him with lying or misleading federal investigators under 18 U.S.C. 1001.
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Woodlawn called that accusation "misleading and frivolous" in a new court filing Thursday.
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We expect opinion advertisers to avoid inaccurate or misleading statements of purported fact.
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Google, however, has not publicly laid out any policies on misleading political messaging.
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Mr. Alexander's carefully worded statement is technically accurate, but leaves a misleading impression.
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However, subsequent statements from Google indicate Trump's descriptions of the site were misleading.
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This is wildly misleading, and it minimizes the disruption the order has caused.
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That misleading statement was dictated by Trump himself, according to The Washington Post.
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Prosecutors said she helped draft Russia's "intentionally misleading" response in a fraud case.
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The second article accuses Koskinen of making false and misleading statements to Congress.
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Some of their individual critiques of Stein are fair, but many are misleading.
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Opportunistic, misleading, and hypocritical attacks that pretend that she isn't need to stop.
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On the campaign trail, Trump routinely cited misleading or wildly inaccurate crime stats.
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" The misleading statement the president crafted read: "It was a short introductory meeting.
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It all adds up to a massive total of misleading and false claims.
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I think that's sometimes misleading in terms of the reality we live in.
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The FIFA rankings can be misleading due to calculation timings, game frequencies etc.
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But this explanation appears, at least on my initial reading, to be misleading.
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They would have known Trump was misleading the American people about his Moscow deal.
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Republicans charged that Rice and other figures were misleading the public for political reasons.
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And while some of these points are generally fair ones, others are rather misleading.
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The Swiss bank is being investigated for misleading investors with risky mortgage-backed securities.
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Complaints mainly target at the problems of poor quality, slow delivery, misleading ads, etc.
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Your statement in your article would be misleading and we would reserve our rights.
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We take action when we discover advertisers attempting to serve misleading links to people.
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When ICE officers call themselves "police," they claim, it's misleading and endangers public safety.
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Anyone involved in politics has probably shaded the truth, dissembled, or made misleading equivocations.
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This easily disproven FUD was characteristic of the misleading nature of many other arguments.
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Are you saying that the March 24 letter was misleading or inaccurate, or what?
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Planned Parenthood has denied wrongdoing nationally, saying the videos were heavily edited and misleading.
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Ghosting, lying, misleading, obscene photos and texts — anything, anytime is consequence-free for men.
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Penske blames the mega-track sizes for being a misleading indicator for his sport.
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But Twitter seemed to be swarming with antivaxxers and their false and misleading arguments.
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This can be a little misleading as pet food ingredients are listed by weight.
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He says something that is either misleading or totally refuted by known facts 2.
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The simple fact is that the Sanders campaign is misleading voters with their attacks.
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Some of those benefits, like the new "Netflix on Us" perk, are also misleading.
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Phil Bryant, says that the law is intended to avoid confusing and misleading packaging.
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Then he denied misleading senators by not disclosing the convos during his confirmation hearing.
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To date, the media has documented his more than 10,000 misleading statements and lies.
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Al Franken was not complicated and that Sessions had been misleading in his response.
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You can thank online mortgage calculators for providing you with a misleading monthly figure.
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Privacy commitments, deceptive & misleading practices, shareholder disclosure, antitrust — everything must be on the table.
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Last week, manipulated and misleading videos of Nancy Pelosi slurring her speech went viral.
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It is also accused of being one of the biggest sources of misleading ads.
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Also the claim that "Asia is just saying no to drugs" is also misleading.
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There's still time for false or misleading information to emerge — and it likely will.
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He said Dawson had presented information in the series in an "extremely misleading" way.
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Some experts argue that the CDC's methods for estimating autism prevalence may be misleading.
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"Cancer warning labels on coffee would be misleading," the association said in a statement.
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In May, the Washington Post created a tally of Trump's false or misleading claims.
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First, to say the Senate trial did not have witnesses is inaccurate and misleading.
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That certainly helps explain some of the virality of this misleading content, doesn't it?
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" Such comments in "inaccurate and misleading" news reports, the CIA director said, were "distractions.
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For context, Michael Flynn resigned after misleading the White House about conversations with Kislyak.
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Cogobuy late on Monday rejected the report, saying the allegations were false and misleading.
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Corus has termed Catalyst's claims misleading and said it is paying a fair price.
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If repeating a misleading mantra is the price of peace, it is worth it.
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In September 2012, the SEC charged Advanced Equities, Badger and Daubenspeck with misleading investors.
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"Variety's story is riddled with false and misleading assertions by Miss Segel," Fields said.
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Facebook has said in the past that the documents were "cherry-picked" and misleading.
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They are about as misleading and as disingenuous as an election poll on CNN.
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And don't women (and all consumers) deserve to be protected from misleading product claims?
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He touted jobs numbers, complained about NATO, and made misleading statements on health care.
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Update March 5th, 4:45PM ET: Story updated to include Motorola's misleading speed test.
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Twitter (TWTR) is being sued for "misleading" investors ahead of last year's stock decline.
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The problem, Musk says, isn't just that these "inflammatory headlines" are "misleading" to readers.
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Musk was accused of making false and misleading statements about potentially taking Tesla private.
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The headline from the interview with Yahoo was misleading and has since been corrected.
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The SEC in September charged Musk, 47, with misleading investors with tweets on Aug.
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Analysing the supply side of the innovation equation in isolation can also be misleading.
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Through misleading information and scapegoating, they undermine democratic debate, civil liberties and human rights.
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Perhaps even more egregious than Ashley Madison's bad security was its misleading business practices.
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The Tesla CEO was being investigated for potentially misleading investors on August 7, 2018.
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A misleading public statement could be used as evidence of corrupt intent, Sklansky said.
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While it would be misleading to say it's just HP:GO, the similarities are deep.
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Clinton's biggest supporters and allies say that talk of a flawed candidate is misleading.
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"It's all admittedly very misleading because they are technically thinner than water," it says.
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Sunk costs can be a powerful, and dangerously misleading, justification for spending even more.
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Merchandise that falls apart, takes months to arrive, or is posted with misleading photos.
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False or misleading statements can lead to a fine or two years in jail.
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The FBI is violating its own rules, it&aposs probably misleading the FISA court.
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In the end, however, I believe the coup thesis is more misleading than helpful.
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The SEC on Thursday charged Musk, 47, with misleading investors with tweets on Aug.
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Clapper, already famous for misleading Congress under oath, became another vocal anti-Trump detractor.
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Lofty rhetoric is so seductive to intellectuals in so many ways, but it's misleading.
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"Some organizations are deliberately targeting these communities with inaccurate and misleading information about vaccines."
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It wasn't the only time during his interview with Stephanopoulos he made misleading statements.
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Since the election, Facebook has faced growing pressure to police hoaxes and misleading content.
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Much of the science described in Smith's piece is wrong or misleading, scientists say.
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In areas that include a preponderance of hugely expensive homes, this can be misleading.
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Haskell has said Mueller's recollection of his comments were misleading and out of context.
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I always think it's misleading to say that it is not a political act.
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But shortly after that first report, it was shown the initial statement was misleading.
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Now The Washington Post reported Monday evening that the President dictated the misleading statement.
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But describing Dublin's Ryan Wyer as just any old 12-year-old is misleading.
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The tricky part is that under the new rule, "misleading" does not require intent.
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What they are saying is Ellison was being misleading when he made that statement.
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Yet, there were no consequences to the candidates for these untrue and misleading words.
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It has been criticized for allowing misleading posts and "fake news" on its service.
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We find Cruz's claim that Trump supports Planned Parenthood to be true, but misleading.
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While effective, it could give the misleading impression that you'd hit a flat wall.
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Spicer was targeted by critics for what they said were false or misleading statements.
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Nearly every fact in The Observer/Guardian's opening paragraph was misleading, its leaders believed.
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"The article is misleading," the statement read, referring to the original report by Reuters.
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In a statement, Green said "false and misleading attacks" had driven him to withdraw.
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The embattled national security adviser reportedly apologized to Pence on Friday for misleading him.
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We've reached out for clarifications about one prevalent type of misleading Live videos: countdowns.
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Examining death counts to the exclusion of other measures can be just as misleading.
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SAFE did not identify the media outlet or detail what was inaccurate and misleading.
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Reckitt Benckiser has also been ordered to take the misleading products off the shelf.
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SWEDBANK BEING INVESTIGATED FOR GIVING MISLEADING INFORMATION RELATING TO MOSSACK FONSECA PROBE - SWEDISH TV
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Sometimes it's misleading and maybe ends up maybe compromising some of our privacy rights.
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The investors accuse OW Bunker of misleading them in its 2014 initial public offering.
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But I think this kind of simple back-of-the-envelope math is misleading.
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Wirecard had at first rejected the FT's reporting as "false, inaccurate, misleading and defamatory".
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But their reporting of what she said is misleading and inaccurate, her attorney said.
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Unfortunately, companies' misleading claims trick consumers into buying just what they're trying to avoid.
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They look for the labeling to see if it's sufficient or false or misleading.
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This is not the first time misleading articles have appeared inside Google's News box.
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Berger loves synopsis, and he generalizes in ways that are at times outright misleading.
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That's what the math says, and anyone who says it doesn't is misleading you.
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So to hold Neally's Model X on high as a distinctive lifesaver is misleading.
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"Offensively I thought (the deficit) was a little misleading," Xavier coach Chris Mack said.
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NASA, for example, basically just called a Goop-endorsed product out for misleading consumers.
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"It seems very much like that [the results] could be misleading," he told us.
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Tesla's full statement is included below: This is an extremely misinformed and misleading article.
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From the perspective of Sanders's backers, this is a misleading comparison for several reasons.
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The task force will specifically focus on misleading advertising and uneven mortgage financing proposals.
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His social media outburst was as at best uninformed, and at worst blatantly misleading.
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Some were accurate, some were misleading and some appear nowhere close to the truth.
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DOD continues to shroud the mission in misleading descriptions to appease the public discourse.
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Deutsche Bank executives have long argued that the eye-popping derivatives figure is misleading.
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Instead, they're misleading the public about the causes of California's fires and potential solutions.
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She's using tax dollars to do what seems like blatantly campaigning, and it's misleading.
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Five and a half misleading or outright false statements for each day -- including weekends!
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"The Trumpian mantra, 'collusion is not a crime,' is a misleading legalism," Chait observes.
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A pitcher's record can be misleading, of course, but a pattern emerges with time.
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They rely on a blizzard of misleading claims, as well as a little amnesia.
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They also said the posters made misleading use of the "Black Lives Matter" slogan.
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"Many who've seen the memo say it's misleading, distracting and lacking context," Smith said.
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The employees Google put on leave charged it gave misleading reasons for doing so.
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But that can be misleading because Cubs fielders reached more balls than most teams.
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As it turns out, Clinton's contentions in the interview were misleading, bordering on false.
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The accusations being made by The Pill Club against CVS Caremark are extremely misleading.
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In April 2010, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged Goldman with misleading its investors.
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Still, Ms. Shahan and others argue, advertising a recalled vehicle as safe is misleading.
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To say that the collision injured 98 people and killed one is somewhat misleading.
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The result is misleading headlines that claim to include twerking when they actually don't.
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The promo teaser for their NBC interview, Jones argues, is misleading about their conversation.
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But only Sprint had the guts to sue AT&T over its misleading claims.
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Meanwhile, this idea of "China at the Center" could be misleading if taken literally.
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Early voting can be a misleading indicator of who will actually win the election.
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But there were also plenty of falsehoods, misleading or disputed claims, or baseless accusations.
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His speech included some false or misleading claims, including about funding for the barrier.
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It has called Catalyst's claims misleading and argued it is paying a fair price.
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Golding appears to post some misleading or false content, including around events in Germany.
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Experts say, however, that video captured by the cameras can be misleading or indecisive.
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Koskinen faces allegations from the judiciary panel of ignoring congressional subpoenas and misleading lawmakers.
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"To equate the self-regulation code with censorship is grossly misleading," the association said.
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Hawley, controlled but intense, can be stinging and blithely misleading when scoring a point.
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As I and others have argued, Gould was at best misleading on this point.
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"I think the unemployment rate they talk about on TV is misleading," she said.
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Yet Shapiro's subtitle is misleading: His subject is us, the U.S., not Shakespeare plays.
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"Characterizations of the secretary's prior public statements as somehow misleading are false," she wrote.
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Deliberately misleading governments with misinformation is just something we should not put up with.
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They blamed the companies that administer the federal loan programs for providing misleading information.
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Mercury faces off with Neptune, and there's a lot of misleading information out there.
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Uber and Lyft have denied any categorizations of their messaging as vague or misleading.
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In its report, the committee said, "Coe's "answers to us about this were misleading.
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However, there's also a lot of misleading information, and information that's flat out untrue.
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If only financial is positive, ask yourself if this might be a misleading result.
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The misleading about drinking happens to be unusually clear-cut rather than unusually significant.
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It is misleading and counterproductive to blame the algorithm for uncovering real statistical patterns.
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This characterization of the relationship of tax breaks to subway funding is somewhat misleading.
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That's not surprising, because the account is partial to the point of being misleading.
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However, research has since demonstrated that such outcome statistics were both inaccurate and misleading.
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"These claims lack a scientific basis, rendering the affirmative misrepresentations misleading," the lawsuit says.
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Mr. Zhou is accused of submitting false or misleading information on an export declaration.
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The "street counselors" who hand out misleading anti-abortion pamphlets have become more aggressive.
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Also, there may be penalties for providing false or misleading information on tax returns.
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Other platforms, including Walmart and Etsy, said they'd removed products with misleading medical claims.
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No, the president did not dictate a misleading statement released in his son's name.
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We risk misleading ourselves when we attribute breakthroughs such as this to machine intelligence.
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And it recently introduced a tool to help people more easily report misleading tweets.
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But the overall ranking is misleading: it masks price differences for specific product categories.
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Around that time, the E.P.A. became concerned that Dow was presenting misleading scientific evidence.
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In the small sample of one season, of course, it can be quite misleading.
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Transit advocates have long derided the subway information officials provided as inadequate and misleading.
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When pressed by Jackson, Ginsberg said he considered her answers to be "intentionally" misleading.
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Other claims in that speech were misleading, lacking in key context, or questionable predictions.
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Prosecutors accused Mr. Astarita of misleading the Oregon authorities who were investigating the shooting.
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"That lead to inferences and reports that were, at a minimum, misleading," they added.
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"Jojo Rabbit" is being marketed as an "anti-hate satire", but this is misleading.
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Facebook have dropped a ban on "deceptive, false or misleading content" in political ads.
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Some have been relabeled and marked up, which can potentially be misleading for shoppers.
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The data is also misleading because it completely inflates the popularity of, well, everything.
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Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow outlines '6 key facts' that are either false of misleading
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Papadopoulos has pleaded guilty to misleading FBI agents who questioned him on the topic.
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Anti-Brexit tactical voting sites have been accused of misleading voters in crucial constituencies.
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It is not just professionals who are creating false or misleading campaign material online.
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Status quo almost always trumps rationality, especially when it comes to misleading political labels.
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A Justice Department inspector general report had repeatedly faulted Mr. McCabe for misleading investigators.
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Tomatoes and cucumbers are grown in hothouses; they are as misleading as wax beans.
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And the bills carry names that abortion rights advocates regard as inflammatory and misleading.
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"To suggest he didn't have an impact on these executive orders is misleading," Sen.
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Populations have slightly different skull shapes on average, but those averages can be misleading.
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One frequent critique of programs like Excelsior is that the word "free" is misleading.
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The star admitted that her photo from earlier this week was a bit misleading.
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The second step is to sensationalize the material with misleading news releases and tweets.
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In order to avoid misleading your readers you should rename your publication The Alarmist.
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"I apologize if my speech was at any points misleading," she wrote on Weibo.
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"Who apart from our rival Oracle is funding these misleading attacks?" said the spokesperson.
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Though, repeating messages can also effectively sow false or misleading information about climate change.
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Democrats dispute memo's findings Democrats have slammed the Republican memo as misleading and inaccurate.
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Here's a fact check of the very many misleading things Trump has about Ukraine.
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That story — a circular narrative built primarily around poll numbers — can be deeply misleading.
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Anything less would be misleading and do little for patients at the pharmacy counter.
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He also delivered some new claims that were false, misleading or lacking in context.
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Misleading the United States Senate in testimony under oath is at least as serious.
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Here's what to do if you're involved with a misleading student loan relief company.
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That said, it's not OK to have technically manipulated content that would be misleading.
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But the groups argue the information in the report is biased, misleading and incomplete.
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The spread of inaccurate and misleading information is a significant and growing global problem.
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But here's why that's misleading- 2014 was a record-breaking year for wind speeds.
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"The positioning of these research competitions as science fairs can be misleading," he said.
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The statistics Mr. Trump often uses to portray a criminal threat are also misleading.
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But they infuriate other legal experts who call their commentary shabby and intentionally misleading.
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Much of what he asserted, however, was misleading or lacked context, aviation experts said.
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"I quit because I didn't want to perpetuate misleading facts," Schwab told the Chronicle.
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Sessions, for his part, has denied that his congressional testimony was at all misleading.
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Moreover, the way in which Synergy determines what a "roll" is can be misleading.
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It concludes: 303: The number of false or misleading claims made by the president.
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Misleading wording is also used on a Nebraska's initiative to abolish the death penalty.
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"There was absolutely nothing misleading about his answer," Sessions spokesperson Sarah Isgur Flores said.
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Unfortunately, there are instances when we feature a site with inappropriate or misleading content.
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In another, he referred to this article (which he had not read) as "a follow up on a hate piece written by a Forbes troll," as well as "completely false and misleading," but failed to explain which questions contained false or misleading information.
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"They deceived investors by, among other things, making false and misleading statements to the media, hosting misleading technology demonstrations, and overstating the extent of Theranos' relationships with commercial partners and government entities, to whom they had also made misrepresentations," the SEC charged.
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"They deceived investors by, among other things, making false and misleading statements to the media, hosting misleading technology demonstrations, and overstating the extent of Theranos' relationships with commercial partners and government entities, to whom they had also made misrepresentations," the SEC charged.
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Nearly 6 in 10 Americans polled said that it is difficult to identify true information from misleading information, and 55 percent say it will be harder to identify misleading information during the 2020 election than it was in 2016, according to NPR.
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Jane Lytvynenko wrote this week about a misleading clip that purported to show voter fraud.
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Consumer Reports has suggested that Tesla change the name for autopilot to something less misleading.
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But these comments were highly misleading and did not broadly align with Mueller's stated rationale.
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Facebook works with independent fact-checking organizations to identify misleading content and flag it accordingly.
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And Tesla is also misleading people by saying that they are selling self-driving cars.
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Ultimately, it's about not misleading the public about the reach of a typical teacher's qualifications.
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Mueller accused Manafort last fall of violating the deal by misleading the special counsel's team.
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Expecting Facebook to help in the fight against misleading ads is probably wishful thinking, anyway.
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And his remarks that women have more freedom to pursue careers there is completely misleading.
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"As we now know, that was extremely misleading, if not an outright lie," he wrote.
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Thaung Tun said that the narrative of what happened in Rakhine was "incomplete and misleading".
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The 52-year-old Cohen last week pleaded guilty to the crime of misleading Congress.
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The banks offering the parachutes, and the officials receiving them, call those charges wildly misleading.
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" She added, "These claims will rely on misleading, selectively presented data taken out of context.
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Others are highly misleading: The 94-million figure includes retirees and teenagers still in school.
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Your officials' answers have consistently understated this risk, and have been misleading to the Committee.
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He was fired in February 2017 for misleading the administration about his contacts with Kislyak.
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What's more, the title of the bill includes the term "harassment," which Franks finds misleading.
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"That's not a matter of taste; that's a matter of misleading consumers," he told me.
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Democrats believe it's necessary to get more information about Barr's misleading statements around Mueller's report.
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Therefore, the discovery of such IOCs is slightly misleading and what we would call biased.
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The country's competition regulator filed a lawsuit against Samsung, alleging that the ads were misleading.
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"A lot of dating and social apps can be misleading or exclusive," the website reads.
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Trump also attacked his credibility due to misleading statements Blumenthal made about his military service.
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In fact, the –us ending is misleading; "octopus" originally comes from Greek (pous is foot).
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BuzzFeed News did not identify any Hebrew-language CAG accounts spreading false or misleading information.
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Today, this pandemic is known as the Spanish flu, though this name is entirely misleading.
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A simple example shows why using APR on small-dollar loans is so deeply misleading.
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But it does not cover misleading ads or other content created under politicians' own names.
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Since 1979, satellites have made the job easier, but they can give a misleading picture.
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So Musk's claim that Tesla vehicles today are capable of "full self-driving" is misleading.
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It accused Myanmar's forces of "deliberate, false and misleading lies" aimed at discrediting the group.
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There's one small catch, though: Lara's first real news video is actually a bit misleading.
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Even if the documents published are authentic, they could be presented in a misleading way.
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Nonetheless, misleading stories about the study ripped through Minnesota's close-knit, 40,000-strong Somali community.
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But it also included a claim about illegal immigration that is highly misleading at best.
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"Failing to inform consumers represented a misleading business practice using omission," the French authority writes.
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It's unfortunate and disappointing that the New York Times chose to publish this misleading story.
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Google surfaced misleading information from 4chan and Facebook put propaganda in its Safety Check feature.
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The post included spelling errors and other stories on the site were fake or misleading.
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The word "removal" is slightly misleading, because lasers aren't actually ~removing~ your tattoos, Khorasani says.
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" A Tesla spokesperson said "without this context," the initial coverage of Vandermeyden's allegations was "misleading.
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The financial regulator alleged his claims that he had "funding secured," were false and misleading.
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But extending this misleading and unfair practice into the tech world is not an inevitability.
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Omitting pertinent information from a conversation, or even intentionally misleading an interlocutor, requires nimble thinking.
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That seems a bit misleading – the text should probably read "Amazon Exclusive," in that case.
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"It is a probably a good thing," especially for videos with misleading science, Hanson said.
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"Purdue and the individual defendants will aggressively defend against these misleading allegations," the statement said.
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There might be nothing as misleading as an extremely genuine fragment of extremely genuine video.
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Times are different and comparisons often misleading, but Messi is more disciplined and more consistent.
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This includes behavior such as harassment of others or sharing of inaccurate or misleading content.
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Internet content is famous for overpromising and undelivering, for forcing unearned clicks through misleading headlines.
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Many of the misleading things that are currently happening at Facebook will have to change.
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But showing components that are in fact the same and saying it's different is misleading.
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The internet is a place to find vast amounts of misleading and often unverifiable information.
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" Despite this misleading title, the head of Spain's government is referred to as "prime minister.
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For this reason, we will rate Clinton's claim for a second time true, but misleading.
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And secondly, filing a false and misleading report about it, both of those, are crimes.
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Naked Juice may market itself as a health drink, but clearly, marketing can be misleading.
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Mayer revealed the misleading questioning tactics Ada police used to confuse Ward during his testimony.
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" (Election Day is November 6th.) This violated Twitter's guidelines concerning "intentionally misleading election-related content.
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And he pled guilty October 5th to misleading statements to the FBI in this investigation.
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The first (and most misleading) is the American idea that liberalism means left-wing progressivism.
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Wildstein testified earlier in the trial that the information in the report was intentionally misleading.
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After the meeting was held anyway, the company accused the investor group of misleading investors.
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Trump has made more than 10,000 false or misleading claims, according to The Washington Post.
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The SEC said funding has not been secured, and has accused Musk of misleading investors.
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Facebook also will allow users to report any ad that might contain misleading political content.
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That number may be misleading, however, since the super rich can pull up the average.
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Misleading: A Super Bowl viewer must watch for six minutes to register with Nielsen's tracking.
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CNET specifically rebutted the misleading reports, and Polygon focused on the general issue of politicization.
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Her broader point about the deal changing since she left office is TRUE, BUT MISLEADING.
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So when it comes to American corporations, we rate Trump's statement as TRUE, BUT MISLEADING.
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That means photos comparing Trump to athletes that are circulating online are unfair and misleading.
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That's also why the photos comparing Trump to athletes that are circulating online are misleading.
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The agency was also investigating Tesla for possibly misleading investors about its Model 3 production.
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Children's coin banks, for instance, hide behind misleading covers that market the vaults as encyclopedias.
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But taking a one-month only view is risky and in this case somewhat misleading.
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Or maybe, as Sly claimed, he intentionally fed misleading information to Al Jazeera's undercover reporter.
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Last week, the bank said the U.S. accusations were based on unfounded and misleading information.
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Lord Coe, president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, is accused of misleading Parliament.
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"These allegations are completely false and misleading," Moore said on Hannity's radio show last week.
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A federal grand jury also indicted Slager for misleading investigators and violating Scott's civil rights.
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Yet he left the army almost 30 years ago and his soldierly carriage is misleading.
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And even if we could use them to compute, "quantum supremacy" is a misleading term.
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This was a movie that was not even about witches (the title is very misleading).
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This included tracking exaggerated and misleading headlines and placing them lower in the News Feed.
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An assessment of a debate distorted by the expectations game can be more misleading still.
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Google recently took aim at abusive and misleading ads with its recent Chrome 71 rollout.
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It speaks to the fact that representation and popularity can be both important and misleading.
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But those stats can be a bit misleading about what the team values on offense.
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This terrible situation often gets referred to as "the refugee crisis," but that's actually misleading.
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On Tuesday, the official announcement came that it would pay $7.2 billion for misleading investors.
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But as the transcripts show, the original reporting was correct and Trump's tweet was misleading.
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As for the film itself, the subtitle, A Bad Boy Story, is a bit misleading.
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