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misleading

[mis-lee-ding] / mɪsˈli dɪŋ /


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He also questioned the report’s methodology, adding that relying exclusively on Zillow listings can be misleading and suggest price gouging that’s not actually happening since it only shows advertised rents, not actual leases.

From Los Angeles Times

“Plaintiffs’ lawyers have selectively cited Meta’s internal documents to construct a misleading narrative, suggesting our platforms have harmed teens and that Meta has prioritized growth over their well-being,” Meta said in a statement last month.

From Los Angeles Times

"If our team detects any content as harmful and misleading, we instantly announce it as fake information," Mallik said.

From Barron's

A Binance spokeswoman said the platform supports more than 15 stablecoins today, and it was “misleading to focus on a single promotion.”

From The Wall Street Journal

While U.S. law allows compounded drugs under limited circumstances, regulators have warned that they run the risk of misleading advertising if the marketing implies that they have similar effects as FDA-approved drugs.

From Barron's