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misled

adjective as in deceived

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She said she did not "accept" that she had misled the public or financial markets.

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Suggesting that her fans had been misled by Haven's track, the label added: "We cannot allow this to become the new normal".

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No 10 has denied that Reeves misled voters and defended her statement.

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Downing Street has denied Rachel Reeves misled the public about the state of the public finances in the run-up to this week's Budget.

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County Superior Court, the staff repeatedly misled them about Amelia’s worsening condition.