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In 2017 the company settled allegations that it fraudulently misrepresented its size status without admitting wrongdoing.

The settlement also prohibits Amazon from misrepresenting driver earnings and tips, and requires the company to notify drivers before making any future changes to how it handles tips.

Regardless of how — and why — others are now choosing to misrepresent the past, that is the truth.

Open hearings can undermine that goal, Hoffman said, especially if information disclosed in a hearing is misrepresented by the media or taken out of context.

A state audit in June suggested Janney and two top finance workers may have committed criminal wrongdoing by misrepresenting the district’s finances.

This approach is somewhat misrepresentative of Sikhism, admits Singh-Sohal.

He had a good run, until the FTC filed a lawsuit accusing Trudeau of broadcasting with fraudulent and misrepresentative claims.

The Western upheaval followed a period in which both great parties had been attacked as misrepresentative.

As the shirts and caps held only the letter C, there was nothing misrepresentative about the gray uniforms.