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deceptive

[dih-sep-tiv] / dɪˈsɛp tɪv /


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The move comes half a year following a costly court loss, when a French appeals court judged the supermarket chain's advertisements were deceptive.

From Barron's

The vessels conceal their role in shipping oil by using deceptive tactics, such as switching off their radio signals to obscure their movements and transferring cargo to other vessels in poorly monitored waters.

From The Wall Street Journal

Liu retaliated against them after the employees refused to engage in deceptive business practices and raised concerns, the lawsuits say.

From Los Angeles Times

It said the platform's blue tick system was "deceptive" because the firm was not "meaningfully verifying users".

From BBC

In a spot that AT&T introduced in October, actor Luke Wilson pulls a newspaper out of a tumbleweed and reads, “T-Mobile most challenged for deceptive ads.”

From The Wall Street Journal