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"The inflated sanitary pad length is just like the insoles under men’s feet," reads one popular Weibo post.

It found "very little evidence" that supermarkets were inflating their "usual" prices to make promotions look like a better deal.

A study recently commissioned by the National Retail Federation, a trade group, found that Trump unilaterally imposing new taxes on imported goods would dramatically inflate costs and potentially devastate the economy.

Drake’s court filing highlights the song’s runaway success - 96 million streams in seven days, number one in the US charts, and a top 10 radio hit - but suggests those achievements were artificially inflated.

The Department of Justice filed a 2017 complaint against UnitedHealth alleging the company used false information to inflate charges to the government.