Asked whether he thought the Saudis had been deceptive, Kushner said he sees deceptive things every day.
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Calo said it could violate a federal law against unfair and deceptive practices, as well as laws against deceptive trade practices in California and Massachusetts.
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It turns out North Korea — one of the most secretive and deceptive countries in the world — continues to act in a secretive and deceptive way.
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Among the Prohibited Content is, you guess it, "Misleading or False Content:" Ads must not contain deceptive, false, or misleading content, including deceptive claims, offers, or business practices.
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No. LOUDON: -- suggested that numbers have increased since the left has taken on this a very deceptive fight against-- (CROSSTALK) AREU: No, I just Trump deceptive fight against immigrants.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Italy's newfound political stability is deceptive.
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Consumer Watchdog argued that the deceptive list prices make Amazon prices look like a bargain, and asked the FTC to stop Amazon from buying Whole Foods while the deceptive discounting is occurring.
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"A letter was sent to all PBMs that states the practice of gag clauses may be a deceptive practice that violates the city's deceptive marketing act," said Chicago's chief of policy, Chris Wheat.
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"If the person was saying negative things that either were not true or that they did not believe, that would be deceptive and it would be deceptive advertising against a competitor," he said.
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Indiana argues this violates the state's deceptive consumer sales act.
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George Soros described the social platform as "harmful" and deceptive.
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Grief had played a deceptive and unkind trick on me.
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Each of the services bans deceptive practices and inauthentic accounts.
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Or was it just a case of a deceptive neckline?
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Above all, Mr Ishiguro is a writer of deceptive simplicity.
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I find this to be deceptive of on Zoosk's part.
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The bank is under fire for its deceptive sales practices.
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I find this to be deceptive and extremely predatory behavior.
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Vivenzio claims Penn State's representation of Greek Life is deceptive.
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Similarly, such statements may be deceptive under the FTC Act.
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Deceptive teasers aside, the phone's not the worst we've seen.
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In 20093 it charged the company over deceptive privacy claims.
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The beauty and calm of the Aland archipelago is deceptive.
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So far, there has been a deceptive sense of progress.
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Russian disinformation isn't the only deceptive political advertising on Facebook.
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But the apparent simplicity of the Convention's criteria is deceptive.
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" He called the Huffington Post story "dishonest, deceptive, and despicable.
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It was a moment as hopeful as it was deceptive.
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In some cases, research is designed to be actively deceptive.
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But Republicans no longer bother with deceptive presentations of facts.
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Of course, the deceptive act gives way to genuine affection.
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When you make a statement like that, it's so deceptive.
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Does Trump understand how misleading and deceptive his map is?
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And there are plenty other deceptive dark patterns at play.
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In the world that shaped him, appearances were often deceptive.
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The Federal Trade Commission sued DeVry University for deceptive advertising.
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" It also rejects trademarks that are "immoral, deceptive, or scandalous.
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Here's what's deceptive: There has been no war on energy.
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"The FTC has the authority to investigate and protect the public from unfair or deceptive acts or practices, including deceptive advertising," the senator wrote in a letter to the FTC's inspector general on Wednesday.
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"The FTC has the authority to investigate and protect the public from unfair or deceptive acts or practices, including deceptive advertising," Warren wrote to Andrew Katsaros, the agency watchdog, in a letter dated Tuesday.
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However, rather than addressing these "bright line" examples of unfair and deceptive acts and practices, many regulators seem more interested in using unfair, deceptive, or abusive acts or practices (UDAAP) as a subjective regulatory hammer.
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False or deceptive entries or acts will render the Entrant ineligible.
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"Simple products can be deceptive in their simplicity," Cannon-Brookes says.
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Here too, though, appearances may be deceptive, albeit for different reasons.
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The many hype-building stories about deceptive companies haven't aged well.
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And she's deceptive enough to never let anyone see her manipulation?
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THE FIFA World Cup has always had a slightly deceptive name.
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It alleges deceptive misbranding and beseeches the FDA to take action.
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"Deceptive" sharing of posts containing manipulated media will also be banned.
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HM: Sometimes when I look at your paintings' they are deceptive.
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At a Fourth of July picnic, via a deceptive hamburger bun.
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Goldman has said it was the victim of deceptive Malaysian officials.
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ReviewMeta is an excellent tool to help you spot deceptive reviews.
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His reasoning, says Mr Cohen, is "completely deceptive and legally bogus".
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It's the gender essentialist's platonic ideal of the "deceptive trans" trope.
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The bureau's mandate is to stop unfair, deceptive or predatory lending.
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The three companies are facing a lawsuit over "deceptive pricing" practices.
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We have laws governing deceptive advertisements and Truth in Advertising laws.
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That agency punishes companies that engage in "unfair and deceptive" practices.
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I found that incredibly deceptive, and I think they did too.
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Legal definitions of fraud require a person to knowingly be deceptive.
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It's a frightening and highly deceptive number, even higher than China's.
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But appearances can be deceptive, said Jack Eichenbaum, Queens's borough historian.
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The deceptive simplicity of this photograph allows a surfeit of interpretations.
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In 2011, the commission accused the company of deceptive privacy practices.
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Colton thinks the move was fantastic ... deceptive, maybe, but deliciously so.
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Manipulated, deceptive and harmful content is "very likely" to be removed.
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The researchers say this method creates "very deceptive" audio-visual results.
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California's attorney general first filed this deceptive marketing lawsuit in 2016.
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However, she acknowledged that deceptive marketing still happens on the app.
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Rocky, boulder-strewn, it is a deceptive and possibly lethal trap.
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The ratings are deceptive and administered by the entertainment industry itself.
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But as ever with the London market, appearances can be deceptive.
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The FTC is calling this tactic "deceptive" advertising and has raised concerns about "other allegedly deceptive and unfair practices," like promises of free subscriptions and deliberate obstacles set up for users looking to cancel their paid accounts.
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Limbo delivered an exceptionally creepy atmosphere, but Inside's creep factor is deceptive.
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Whether you find that deceptive is a matter of taste, I suppose.
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"Deceptive claims have been weaponized to shut down free speech," he concluded.
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The dangers of detox teas & their deceptive marketing practices demand federal action.
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It was all a deceptive performance to keep her comfortable and occupied.
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So Google appears to have trained Duplex to be robustly deceptive — i.e.
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"Much of what was reported is dishonest, deceptive, and despicable," Haskell said.
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Whenever everyone's favorite deceptive marionette told a lie, his wooden nose grew.
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AT&T used the same deceptive tactics before launching its LTE network.
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Those cases have dealt with deceptive statements by companies and security lapses.
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The breadth of the questions facing Sessions is, in a way, deceptive.
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"21 Ridgewood Road" (2016) seems almost 'tossed off' in its deceptive casualness.
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What's deceptive about Odyssey is how much is trapped beneath the surface.
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They write deceptive warranty agreements and put threatening stickers on their products.
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The FTC found that Herbalife engaged in "unfair and deceptive" business practices.
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To see how deceptive this is, consider the following analogy to cars.
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Some call this approach cheeky, but I'd call it deceptive in 22.
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Consumer advocates say stamping out potentially deceptive behavior is a constant challenge.
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There is reason to believe that such shoddy, deceptive practices remain common.
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Fraudulent, unfair and deceptive practices by financial service providers created the crisis.
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The green bottle is deceptive because the spirit itself is light amber.
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They shouldn't also have to worry about deceptive marketing and false promises.
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The FTC already has tools to enforce deceptive practices by ticket sellers.
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It classifies these actions as "spam," because they're "deceptive" forms of activity.
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Two federal agencies are now investigating whether Juul engaged in deceptive marketing.
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The result is astoundingly deceptive, even by the Trump White House's standards.
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Occasionally, the title of the Sunday puzzle can be a little deceptive!
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Federal laws prohibit labeling food in ways that are deceptive to consumers.
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Many readers submitted tips about deceptive or exaggerated claims targeting individual candidates.
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And was its awkward cutting and pasting really meant to be deceptive?
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As is usually the case with grindhouse marketing, the title is deceptive.
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"When you make a statement like that it's so deceptive," Trump responded.
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The agencies also alerted those industries of North Korea's deceptive shipping practices.
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But the blatantly deceptive nature of the emails — like come on, VPNs?
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It added that her conduct was "deceptive and obstructive" throughout the proceedings.
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Vargas throws a deceptive changeup, and the Yankees took most of them.
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They are often covert, deceptive, restrictive or hide important information from consumers.
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In the worst-case scenario, the practices of some organizations are deceptive.
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Mozart loved this sort of deceptive cadence, using it to bittersweet effect.
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And it barred the company from making any further deceptive privacy claims.
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In addition, new software from the University of Michigan that is 75% accurate in identifying who is being deceptive (compared with the human lie detection ability of 50%) found there are several "tells" when someone in being deceptive.
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Create bright lines on unfair and deceptive practices Falling for an inaccurate clickbait headline can be frustrating, but when financial services providers use verbiage designed to win customers at the expense of accuracy, such behavior becomes deceptive and predatory.
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There should be a rule about a bot never being deceptive to you.
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That agency was put in place to shield consumers from deceptive business practices.
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The idea that trans people are "deceptive" mischaracterizes them as villainous and liars.
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We also have policies that prohibit deceptive behavior and misuse of personal data.
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YouTube's answer is that the video was banned under its deceptive practices policy.
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Samsung isn't being deceptive here, but some firms at MWC were genuinely misleading.
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CMP's deceptive Planned Parenthood videos dominated the national conversation about abortion for months.
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Sprint is suing AT&T over the nomenclature, alleging it constitutes deceptive advertising.
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Unfair and deceptive business practices have been illegal in most states for decades.
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Violations would be treated under the FTC's unfair or deceptive acts or practices.
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The FTC alleges Equifax violated the agency's prohibition against unfair and deceptive practices.
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Apple is facing multiple lawsuits in the U.S. claiming the practice was deceptive.
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Those rules just say that members should not post untrue or deceptive information.
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A lot of products have deceptive sale prices like this, to varying degrees.
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The board refuted CIAM's allegations saying they were "seriously unfounded, erroneous and deceptive".
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Courtesy Bulbapedia Drifloon is a classic example of how deceptive appearances can be.
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The consumer watchdog previously investigated Facebook over deceptive privacy claims, back in 2011.
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One is to fight scams and deceptive advertising, such as weight loss scams.
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"Unlawful, deceptive, fraudulent, and unfair business practices" The Verge contacted Theranos for comment.
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"Most states' consumer protection statutes broadly prohibit unfair and deceptive conduct," Rathod said.
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Critics argue that the tactic has a short shelf life and is deceptive.
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But Browder said it is the free trial companies that are being deceptive.
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The horrible truth is that deceptive designs can be awfully easy to paint.
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They drown in the deceptive currents of the Rio Grande or irrigation canals.
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Today's settlement reflects a significant and appropriate penalty for State Street's deceptive conduct.
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"I think the charge is deceptive and not clearly stated," Bray told Insider.
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It is merely a deceptive alteration of the speed of the original recording.
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Other agencies regulate unfair and deceptive practices, no matter who is practicing them.
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In countries like Myanmar, deceptive internet content has reportedly contributed to ethnic violence.
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" Grade: Judge 80 Bellinger 70 Speed/Outfield Defense: "Both guys have deceptive speed.
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Gizmodo: What kinds of ethical standards should be considered when developing deceptive robots?
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Take "If I Had a Dog," one of the album's most deceptive numbers.
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The previous challengers for Jedrzejczyk's crown were open books, where Namajunas was deceptive.
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Love planet Venus harmonize with deceptive Neptune, so people are being overly idealistic.
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Regulators in those states have said the rent-to-own contracts were deceptive.
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My frustrated response is about all the surprising, potentially deceptive stuff we found.
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The Federal Trade Commission, which investigates deceptive advertising, would work with the group.
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Friday inspires an existential crisis as the Sun faces off with deceptive Neptune.
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He has also issued few warning letters to drug companies for deceptive advertising.
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The F.T.C.'s complaint charged Facebook with a number of deceptive privacy practices.
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The F.T.C. claimed that Omics violated the agency's prohibition on deceptive business practices.
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Courageous heroines and deceptive femmes fatales abound in the Old and New Testaments.
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Yet there is also an uneasy feeling that the calm could be deceptive.
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Is the FTC supposed to define politically motivated bans as deceptive or monopolistic?
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In November, New York announced it was suing the company for deceptive advertising.
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It then assesses if the media is being shared in a deceptive manner.
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Chung has a powerful two-handed backhand that is accurate, consistent and deceptive.
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" Ms. Goetz called the redesign a "transition to this almost deceptive dark pattern.
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False or deceptive votes and/or acts will render the respective Finalist ineligible.
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Anna Eshoo about her work examining deceptive social media marketing to children. Rep.
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The case is one of several lawsuits accusing beer producers of deceptive marketing.
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Taco Bell has reaped huge profits from their false, misleading and deceptive advertising.
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The judge also slammed the company's medical directors for being "deceptive" under oath.
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There are many adjectives to sum up Trump's speech. Petty. Incoherent. Defensive. Deceptive.
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Com has employed "five deceptive or unfair practices" since 85033 to solicit subscribers.
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For state AGs, IoT enforcement considerations involve unfair and deceptive acts and practices.
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Flats seem like they should be comfortable, but often, these looks are deceptive.
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He blamed his "British sarcasm" and "deceptive editing" for leading to a misunderstanding.
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But the numbers are deceptive: Of 300 exploration concessions, just 22 are active.
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Trump's contrary claims are as deceptive as his claims about the inauguration attendance.
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"When you ask a question like that, it's very deceptive, Jon," Trump said.
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Com has employed "five deceptive or unfair practices" since 2013 to solicit subscribers.
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Deceptive advertising, advertising despite knowing certain things––that's a little bit more analogous.
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Apparently in his family privacy is considered deceptive and absolute honesty is tantamount.
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We heard them say to put nothing in a recordable form that can be investigated in any accepted way, including by law enforcement, so if they are being so deceptive, deceptive journalism is the only way to find the truth.
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Deceptive information about issues and candidates continued to thrive on Facebook, Twitter, and elsewhere.
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In Argentina, some tufted capuchin monkeys use deceptive warning calls to ensure a meal.
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False or deceptive votes and/or acts will render the respective CNN Hero ineligible.
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Privacy commitments, deceptive & misleading practices, shareholder disclosure, antitrust — everything must be on the table.
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Google's webmaster guidelines prohibit attempts to manipulate its search index using deceptive SEO tactics.
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Play to your (physical) strengths Macy's physical presence gives it deceptive power, Gennette says.
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He has made more than 16,000 false or deceptive statements on all issues combined.
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One explanation for keeping policy so loose is that the inflation figure is deceptive.
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In the game, the Demogorgon literally has two heads — one destructive and one deceptive.
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The Federal Trade Commission shut down two companies involved in deceptive social media marketing.
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Lumos Labs will pay the Federal Trade Commission $2 million for deceptive trade practices.
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IN COSTA RICA'S rainy season, bright mornings yield with deceptive suddenness to tropical downpours.
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We're all discovering with all these technologies that the promise of scale is deceptive.
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Sprint claims this to be "the lowest price" among carriers, but that's slightly deceptive.
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The lawsuit, filed in 2014, accused GM of deceptive business practices and unfair competition.
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It now turns out that Ms Holmes's claims were deceptive, according to the SEC.
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"Pretty deceptive guy and he's pretty creative," defenseman Matt Niskanen told reporters of Kuznetsov.
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People can be bad at spotting deception because, ultimately, very few are downright deceptive.
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He interpreted the weak volume as an indicator that this run could be deceptive.
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He said his office's investigation into deceptive advertising practices related to Zika remain ongoing.
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Based on this speech alone, Trump comes off as both ignorant and intentionally deceptive.
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Inaccurate or deceptive explanations will be "seriously handled," Wang said, but did not elaborate.
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The order noted that the indictment also accused Huawei of "deceptive and obstructive acts".
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Deceptive designs can also make it appear that opting out is not even possible.
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Close to a decade later, Brignull's website is still valiantly calling out deceptive design.
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C.P.C.s employed various deceptive techniques to attract women, often advertising themselves as abortion providers.
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Such advertising is "inherently deceptive" and the F.T.C. should ban it, the report recommended.
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It argues the companies violated the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act.
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They are deceptive with their growth [as exponential growth is deceptively slow at first].
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On Twitter, Watson strongly denied having edited the video in a deliberately deceptive fashion.
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The commission can, however, take action against the companies for deceptive and unfair practices.
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But Chaslot said the companies have not done enough to weed out deceptive content.
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Articles regularly included descriptions of his deceptive cover persona and likely connections to Russia.
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A deceptive video purported to show Mr. Lamb in a fight with labor unions.
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It's also an example of pointed, deceptive data visualization, even though it looks straightforward.
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" It is one of those books you can safely call "quiet" or "deceptive simplicity.
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The F.T.C. investigated and in 2011 cited the privacy changes as a deceptive practice.
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This leads up to Mars facing off with deceptive Neptune on Saturday, September 14.
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DeGrom's pitches displayed pinpoint location and deceptive movement in carving up the Giants' lineup.
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Facebook have dropped a ban on "deceptive, false or misleading content" in political ads.
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The police blame that arrangement for some of the aggressive and deceptive sales practices.
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While predictions are important in preparing for hurricane season, the figures can be deceptive.
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The slight and slender Marie Goudot, possessing a certain toughness, is deceptive as well.
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Account rental violates Facebook's terms of service, as does the use of deceptive ads.
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Merriam-Webster defines a humbug as something or someone that is false or deceptive.
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They've gone around doing manipulative and deceptive things and striven to keep them secret.
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It was more like an elision, a continuation of the sky by deceptive means.
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The company reached a settlement with the regulator in 2011 over its deceptive privacy policies.
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Acevedo said he believes Vence knows where Maleah is and has been deceptive with police.
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Broadly speaking, he said, state consumer protection laws are based on unfair or deceptive practices.
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" Gottlieb added that the "deceptive" claims these manufactures make about their products pose "serious risks.
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Has any Bond been as remorseless and glibly deceptive as Amy Dunne in Gone Girl?
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The company is battling a series of lawsuits from states accusing it of deceptive marketing.
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Facebook and Twitter are once again pretending there's nothing wrong with deceptive behavior in politics.
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Fakespot: Eliminates misinformation and deceptive content on e-commerce sites for consumers, brands and platforms.
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This isn't the first time Pelosi has been the subject of deceptive social media content.
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Or that closeness may turn out to be the deceptive proximity of parallel legal universes.
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Plenty of candidates are attractive at first, but their charms are deceptive, or simply fade.
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Ro Khanna told BuzzFeed News that he, as an Instacart customer, found the policy deceptive.
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They're also prohibited from abusive, unfair or deceptive practices to try to collect a debt.
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Borges says that instead they will fight for elections free of fraud and deceptive tactics.
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No amount of "deceptive activity"—adulterating food, for example—could generate economic benefits, he reckoned.
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When Alex's dad found out about me, he got mad, and said I'd been deceptive.
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But her most magnanimous move is when she forgives Truman for all his deceptive capers.
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If there's an error or a deceptive practice, it's much less likely to get caught.
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The former, favored by Trump administration officials, is more easily digestible, but more obviously deceptive.
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Moreover, failure to disclose these biases to purchasers may be deceptive under the FTC Act.
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The Deceptive Practices and Voter Intimidation Act can be said to perform a similar role.
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Which is why deceptive design isn't a sustainable business strategy, even setting aside ethical concerns.
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The agency had sued Golden Valley in April, alleging unfair, deceptive and abusive business practices.
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California, which has relatively strict laws about deceptive advertising, brought a successful case against Overstock.
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However, the investigation noted that the officers who filed the paperwork were not being deceptive.
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She is currently linked to three lawsuits with casinos that insist she used deceptive practices.
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The goal was to protect consumers from deceptive or misleading practices in the financial industry.
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The bureau's governing statute instructs the agency to regulate "unfair, deceptive, or abusive" lending practices.
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The court ruled that Jeptoo had engaged in "deceptive and obstructive conduct" during the proceedings.
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Miscommunications affect your work performance Monday evening as messenger Mercury squares off with deceptive Neptune.
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Ticketmaster, the company was sued for confusing and deceptive descriptions of their numerous service fees.
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"President Putin's proposals are always deceptive," Arseniy Yatsenyuk, a former prime minister, wrote on Facebook.
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The proposal follows revelations that Russian-linked operatives bought deceptive ads before the 2373 election.
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Their hunt for wicked unicorns, fairy godmothers and other deceptive creatures brings them to Woodstock.
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We're committed to staying ahead of this kind of deceptive and malevolent activity going forward.
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Those are deceptive because there is no one to whom all of those things happen.
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The company is accused of being deceptive about the addictive nature of OxyContin pain medication.
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To Putin, Gorbachev was an intermediary to the West, sending a reassuring if deceptive message.
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It has been repeatedly punished by federal and state regulators for its deceptive sales practices.
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The FTC invites complaints about fraud and deceptive business practices because those practices are illegal.
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In 2011, Google agreed to a consent order over allegations regarding deceptive user privacy practices.
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The government agency is particularly interested in whether Juul used deceptive marketing that targeted minors.
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Mesmerism, as the stage hypnotists presented it, was the hidden basis of all deceptive arts.
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Because Trump has not and will not change, nor will his deceptive style of leadership.
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Industries like telecom routinely tapdance around the "unfair and deceptive" language in the FTC Act.
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Advocates of this deceptive legislation are now pushing for a federal "right to try" law.
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Finally, she wants a rating system for legal ads that would call out deceptive advertisers.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) has accused pharmaceutical companies of deceptive marketing.
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The New York attorney general's office has also sued, claiming Trump University made deceptive claims.
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But Cade ultimately concludes that these tricks, as deceptive as they can be, are good.
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Bullard argues that the lack of country origin labels is "absolutely deceptive" to U.S. consumers.
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Pretty, the odontologist working with the Innocence Project, argues that the results are intrinsically deceptive.
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McConnell recently released a book of creepy-cute treats accompanied by recipes, entitled Deceptive Desserts.
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This spring, it dinged the department store Lord & Taylor for deceptive use of native advertising.
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"It's not that they lied to you with words, but they've created an impression and violated that impression," said Calo who suggested it could violate a federal law against unfair and deceptive practices, as well as laws against deceptive trade practices in California and Massachusetts.
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This research was almost always done without consent from the Ainu, and sometimes with deceptive tactics.
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I mean, if they were trying to be deceptive they would be a little less stupid.
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This, naturally, prompted concerns about the deceptive practices taken to achieve a more seamless conversational experience.
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Wall Street futures pointed to a steady start to New York trading but that was deceptive.
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His latest series of tweets about Amazon swindling "the United States Post Office" is particularly deceptive.
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Neither has done so, and the editor of the Telegraph called the ad "deceptive" on Thursday.
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In 2010, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission charged Iovate with deceptive health claims about its products.
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As election season heats up, Twitter revealed its plan for fighting deepfakes and other deceptive video.
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One, Truth in Advertising, recently accused Ms Kardashian and her sisters of running "deceptive marketing campaigns".
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The university was under federal investigation at the time for possible deceptive or unfair business practices.
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Freddy's obsession with being intelligent, powerful, and the most deceptive seems to be his only weakness.
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The deceptive ads drew a sharp rebuke from the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
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Her slightness in The Danish Girl and Ex Machina, however deceptive, is nowhere in evidence here.
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"They're false, they're deceptive, and they know they're false," said Trump last week in New Hampshire.
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It is one of a handful of lawsuits that have accused beer sellers of deceptive marketing.
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They build trust with an audience, poisoning minds over time using deceptive viewpoints and half-truths.
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We've removed a large number of misleading and deceptive sites from our network as a result.
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"This change is designed to protect our users from deceptive or harmful financial products," he added.
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Earlier this month, Facebook took down a cohort of deceptive pages linked to Russian state media.
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If we had used a standard algorithm, that person would have scored less than 49 (deceptive).
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"I'm trying to point out to the world that what they're doing is deceptive," he said.
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In 2002, the PSN was sued by the Federal Trade Commission over deceptive advertising and billing.
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My absolute favorite sequence of the series certainly would have qualified as deceptive by Boswall's standards.
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The Deceptive Practices and Voter Intimidation Prevention Act would increase the maximum penalty for voter intimidation.
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An audit by the U.S. Department of Education last year suggested the company uses deceptive practices.
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But Ms. Bamford's brittleness is deceptive; she's a canny, nimble performer gifted at shifting tones midsentence.
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Eight years earlier, the State of Kentucky had sued Purdue, charging the company with deceptive marketing.
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Distraction is another deceptive design technique deployed to sneak more from the user than they realize.
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The agency issued 12 warning letters to companies that have deceptive marketing labels on e-liquids.
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Light-emitting weaponry is merely an active, far more aggressive version of time-honored deceptive practices.
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Pages that contain malicious or deceptive ads which include Prohibited Content as defined in our policies.
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The companies were accused of hiding illegal shipments by using deceptive ship transfers to evade sanctions.
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She had, though, made her move too early with a deceptive uphill stretch toward the finish.
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It said it would ask the Federal Trade Commission to investigate any "unfair or deceptive" statements.
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I can deceive you without lying (silence at a key moment, for example, can be deceptive).
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"I fear there is something deceptive about the relatively good economic situation right now," he said.
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Nearly every state has a trade practices law resembling Connecticut's prohibition on dangerous or deceptive advertising.
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We typically only call an act deceptive if we judge it to be somehow morally reprehensible.
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It would take away the CFPB's power to address unfair, deceptive, and abusive acts and practices.
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The SEC's Rule 206(4)-1{here} prohibits advertising practices that are fraudulent, deceptive or manipulative.
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Levin can be deceptive off the dribble, so Leaf's foot speed might be challenged on defense.
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Both have extensive records of public statements that are demonstrably false, thoroughly misleading, or artfully deceptive.
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On Wednesday, sweet Venus faces off with deceptive Neptune, encouraging us to chase our ideal romances.
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I couldn't believe how deceptive he was and how outrageously high a pace he played at.
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Since then, a new federal investigation has begun and lawsuits have accused Purdue of deceptive marketing.
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And like the Bird and the Bee, Lilly delivers structural and emotional complexity with deceptive nonchalance.
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In declaring Mr. Ghomeshi not guilty, the judge described the female complainants as insincere and deceptive.
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He and a business partner, Michael Weber, founded Deceptive Practices, a consulting firm, in the 1990s.
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" He called the stunt "deceptive and fraudulent behavior" and "exactly why President Donald Trump was elected.
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Her ethereal voice carries an emotion that shines through the often deceptive simplicity of her music.
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Federal law already prohibits misleading food labels, so clearly this legislation isn't aimed at deceptive labeling.
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Why would I be trusted to be a good mother if I'd been a deceptive partner?
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We're in a post-truth era now where the spoils won through deceptive demagoguery are clear.
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Improvements in photomechanical reproduction techniques have made it easier for forgers to produce deceptive fake prints.
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Improvements in photomechanical reproduction techniques have made it easier for forgers to produce deceptive fake prints.
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Gibney, whose body of work has examined deceptive individuals over the years, said he wasn't surprised.
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Jupiter clashes with deceptive Neptune, and you may be chasing rainbows, completely misled by something illusory.
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The group also said that ads for the line from social media influencers could be deceptive.
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"We're in a technological arms race, as detection technology improves, so does the deceptive technology," Rep.
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The lawsuit alleges that six manufacturers, including Purdue Pharma, engaged in false and deceptive marketing practices.
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Rates of seafood fraud and deceptive mislabeling in the domestic marketplace are soaring to unprecedented levels.
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If you&aposre intentionally being deceptive on your taxes, you can be in big legal trouble.
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It's here, in a series of mutually-deceptive couplings, that comedy turns to tragedy most quickly.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fined three companies for using deceptive advertisements to sell reverse mortgages.
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One question you'll want to settle is whether you are yourself liable for filing deceptive paperwork.
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It's all deliciously deceptive and evil, and Mr. Walden is one of the best at it.
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Online, the pieces are photographed beautifully, masking (not in a deceptive way) wear in the fabric.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg accused Moscow of being deceptive about the drill at the time.
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She said she is leaning toward the Republican candidate because she believes Clinton is too deceptive.
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The suit is filed under several causes of action related to fraud and deceptive business practices.
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The FTC said that Facebook's data policy was deceptive to "tens of millions" of people who used its facial recognition tool and also violated its rules against deceptive practices when it did not disclose phone numbers collected for a security feature would also be used for advertising.
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The FTC said that Facebook's data policy was deceptive to "tens of millions" of people who used Facebook's facial recognition tool and also violated its rules against deceptive practices when it did not disclose phone numbers collected to enable a security feature would be used for advertising.
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The Deceptive Experiences To Online Users Reduction (DETOUR) Act prohibits large online platforms from using "dark patterns," deceptive interfaces on websites and apps that, if clicked, lead a user to often unknowingly agree to certain settings that help the company, including relinquishing some control over private information.
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Michael Neuwirth, a spokesman for Dannon, said in an email that Chobani's ads were misleading and deceptive.
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A good current example is that it has an ads policy that bans "misleading and deceptive" ads.
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Just this week, Facebook was accused of deceptive tactics to pressure people to accept its privacy policy.
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It was taken down without any explanation -- perhaps because it violated the site's rule against deceptive content.
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"Trump's craziness and unreliability are just being deceptive," said Weibo user @Ananqiumao in one top rated post.
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At the time, the company was accused of using deceptive tactics and violating its own privacy promises.
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"So many market caps are artificially inflated by developer pre-mines or deceptive coin counts," he warns.
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Using his usual deceptive editing techniques, O'Keefe made it appear as though Twitter "shadow bans" conservative accounts.
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They don't use deceptive or passive-aggressive tactics to try and get their partner to do things.
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When the researcher was asked about the implications of deceptive technology, she was dismissive of the question.
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And the CFPB will continue to protect consumers who are ensnared in unfair, deceptive or abusive practices.
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This is not the first time YouTubers and companies have come under fire for deceptive sponsored content.
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It's an intentionally confusing and borderline deceptive move designed to win the coming advertising wars around 5G.
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LONDON — The band members of One Direction might seem relatively thick-skinned, but appearances can be deceptive.
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"Every single day something comes out of the Cruz campaign that's deceptive and untrue," Mr. Rubio said.
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Facebook took action based on deceptive behaviour and not the nature of the content posted, Gleicher said.
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The claims again were deceptive marketing and failure to prevent drugs from getting into the wrong hands.
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"We're committed to staying ahead of this kind of deceptive and malevolent activity going forward," he wrote.
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The company has been under investigation by government authorities for allegations of fraud and deceptive marketing tactics.
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YouTube's policies do state that creators can not promote spam, deceptive practices, or scams, even through partnerships.
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A federal judge in Milwaukee ruled August 12 that investigators used deceptive tactics in obtaining Dassey's confession.
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For the rest of us, it straddles a fine line between being enormously convenient and eerily deceptive.
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" After Politico published Browner's article, Miller of Climate Hawks Vote tweeted that the piece was "amazingly deceptive.
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And now, his half-assed political efforts have contributed to the normalization of deceptive online influence campaigns.
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"Blake will never admit to this, but he says things that are straight up deceptive," Levine says.
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Yet it would have been wholly deceptive if used as an indication that Lincoln was pro-slavery.
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The retrial gives prosecutors a fresh chance to crack down on alleged deceptive Wall Street sales tactics.
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It's deceptive, too, built around pop hooks, drawing the listener in for long enough to confound them.
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Deceptive in that every little detail communicates so much about the various overlapping identities of each character.
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This agency is tasked with identifying and punishing unfair and deceptive practices in commerce and advertising; Sen.
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"This change is designed to protect our users from deceptive or harmful financial products," Mr. Graff wrote.
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Its chief enforcement mechanism is the power to investigate and sue companies for unfair or deceptive practices.
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Financial experts expressed their concern over this new service and said it could be seen as deceptive.
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What will USDA do to prevent abusive and deceptive contracts if Congress votes to disapprove this rule?
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Deceptive rewards—awarded for short-term gains that hinder long-term progress—trap algorithms in dead ends.
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The number of components — 10 and 20 — are deceptive in their complexity, and can have endless permutations.
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When the respondent lies, the polygraph's stylus jiggles, giving the operator a benchmark for later deceptive answers.
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When it comes to privacy, we seek to protect consumers from unfair and deceptive acts and practices.
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And those aren't the only reasons why pointing to "consumer preference" to weaken emissions standards is deceptive.
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At issue: How should a uniquely deceptive president be treated by TV networks that value the truth?
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But, as the news reports make plain, it got hold of the data in particularly deceptive ways.
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And at oral arguments back in March, these centers didn't even try to dispute their deceptive tactics.
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The two executives were convicted of deceptive commercial practices and complicity in operating an illegal transportation service.
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" The Cruz campaign issued a dishonest and deceptive get out the vote ad calling voters "in violation.
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This is a deceptive photo montage showing Eagles players praying before games, not kneeling for the anthem.
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The organization also fields ethics complaints about any members who may have sent misleading or deceptive mailings.
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And it's deceptive because like other new computing platforms, it's worse in every way except for one.
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If you've chosen someone knowledgeable and experienced, it's unlikely they've included anything deceptive or unconventional in there.
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The sources acknowledge the swimmers were deceptive by implying they were pulled over in a moving cab.
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Facebook took action based on deceptive behavior and not the nature of the content posted, Gleicher said.
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Of secondary importance, developers working on deceptive robots should be familiar with a variety of ethical traditions.
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On top of our existing proactive checks, when alerted to deceptive labels, we investigate and remove them.
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The U.K. is investigating Cambridge for deceptive and potentially illegal data mining of user information via Facebook.
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But this feeling can be deceptive, leading people to chase a realization that isn't actually awaiting them.
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Many of these for-profit college loans, which target vulnerable students, have been found to be deceptive.
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Lehmiller also asked the men questions about their self-esteem, empathy, and whether they had deceptive tendencies.
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But so far, they've avoided any penalty because they skirt the existing regulations on deceptive mail practices.
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The researchers concluded many of these examples seemed to violate F.T.C. rules around unfair and deceptive advertising.
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The papal plan for a truce is either ingenious or deceptive, depending on your point of view.
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They channeled thousands of drivers into the deceptive loan scheme and extracted hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The complaint argued that the company had violated a federal law prohibiting unfair and deceptive business practices.
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The groups argued that Facebook violated a 2011 consent decree that prohibits it from deceptive privacy practices.
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As early as 21000, state attorneys generals sued the network of schools and for its deceptive advertising.
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In romance scams, attacks will spend months or even years establishing deceptive romantic relationships with victims online.
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For example, manipulated media "may be" labeled, and manipulated and deceptive content is "likely to be" labeled.
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Opts for an eight-iron and pulls it into the Xi Woods, notorious for their deceptive difficulty.
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All this allowed the customers to commit deceptive acts and practices, in violation of the FTC Act.
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The ship's "deceptive voyages" were part of large-scale money-laundering operation, complained America's Department of Justice.
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Sometimes, the problem was deceptive photos that bore no resemblance to the place they arrived to find.
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Casper sued three mattress bloggers who recommended other mattresses over Casper, alleging false advertising and deceptive practices.
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Others pointed to how social media can be deceptive when trying to gauge change in offline habits.
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As part of the settlement, Goop is bound by civil judgment from engaging in deceptive marketing—i.e.
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Annie's Homegrown was sued earlier this year for alleged false and deceptive advertising of its fruit snacks.
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The FTC's 40-year enforcement history shows that deceptive companies act illegally and cause enormous economic harm.
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Lawmakers say the packaging is deceptive and designed to look like Jolly Rachers or Sour Patch Kids.
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The towers of debris cluttering the curbs of Houston are a deceptive measure of the storm's devastation.
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And Cox, who played the character, made a career out of playing characters with a deceptive strength.
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As rooftop solar has grown dramatically, so have the deceptive schemes and bad actors shilling for it.
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That's unfair to children and deceptive to parents who think they are downloading games which are educational.
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She described him as "arrogant, deceptive, cynical, manipulative asshole," adding in a "fuck you" for good measure.
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Meanwhile, the mere act of retracting misinformation can reaffirm the deceptive assertions as facts, even after the clarification.
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So, I would be deceptive or lying to you if I said Sharia was compatible with American law.
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The agency issued 12 warning letters to companies that it says have deceptive marketing labels on e-liquids.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Alex Cranz and Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)The HP Spectre Folio is deceptive.
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"This video is clearly another deceptive effort by @realDonaldTrump to mislead and manipulate the American people," tweeted Rep.
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Potentially deceptive video or audio will also be allowed if it includes a disclaimer noting that it's fake.
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Mr. Kobach was previously fined $1,000 for his "deceptive conduct and lack of candor" before a federal court.
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If we follow that same model, Eleven would be the deceptive side and the monster the destructive one.
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They will also be restricted from making any false or deceptive statements in the future about personal information.
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In any case, I'll be interested to see how Google applies this policy as more deceptive videos appear.
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Both companies were also trying to weather a series of settlements with state regulators over deceptive advertising practices.
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In prior FTC complaints, the groups have complained about these same deceptive ads on YouTube and YouTube Kids.
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Egyptian squash is dynamic and unstructured, with out-of-nowhere drop shots and deceptive flicks of the wrist.
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Kamila Shamsie's Home Fire, on the long list for the 2017 Booker Prize, has a tricky, deceptive structure.
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N. U.S. authorities have criminally charged eight traders in a five-year federal crackdown into deceptive bond trading.
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Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle's cartoonish aesthetic is hysterically deceptive, hiding the enormous depth driving this turn-based thriller.
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THEIR MORTGAGE PRACTICESWERE LESS DECEPTIVE, THEY HAD LESS FAILURE, THEY WERE GENERALLY THOUGHT OF AS AREALLY RESPONSIBLE BANK.
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And it's not obvious that anyone was trying to be deceptive here; it was just extremely sloppy journalism.
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That case was settled, with one defendant agreeing to no longer make deceptive health claims, among other provisions.
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Following the 2009 privacy debacle, a subsequent 2011 FTC settlement barred Facebook from making any deceptive privacy claims.
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Not only did that statement accuse Krause of "malfeasance and dereliction of duty," it was also intentionally deceptive.
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Last month's report included interviews with former employees who alleged that Hess had engaged in deceptive marketing practices.
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" In 2011, Facebook signed a consent decree with the FTC, barring the company from making "deceptive privacy claims.
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The last thing fans saw was an upset Jordan calling Moore "manipulative and fundamentally deceptive" before speeding off.
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The fraud involves scammers running deceptive pop-up ads that look like security alerts from Apple or Microsoft.
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The FTC only has the authority to pursue "unfair and deceptive practices," rather than setting more prescriptive rules.
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The sun connects with your planetary ruler Saturn and deceptive Neptune, proving that you can wear many hats.
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In 2008, researchers created a sexual deception scale based on participant reports about their own sexually deceptive behaviors.
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It's time for FDA and FTC to clamp down on these deceptive business practices once and for all.
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Weak underwriting standards and abusive and deceptive mortgage loans were at the heart of the 85033 financial crisis.
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Hitters once could drop their hands and wind up to swing, because pitchers, while deceptive, were not overpowering.
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The agency's mandate under the Federal Trade Commission Act is to police companies for "unfair and deceptive" practices.
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Before our trip began, he aptly stated that Chinese companies are going from deceptive to disruptive very quickly.
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Congress, for example, gave the Federal Reserve the power to bar unfair and deceptive mortgage lending in 20173.
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It is deceptive proselytising that sees Jews as in need of saving, and has Christians playact Jewish ritual.
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US officials claim that more deceptive statements followed a series of Reuters articles detailing Huawei's control of Skycom.
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The state alleged the manufacturer was deceptive about the drug's risks and benefits, fueling the state's opioid epidemic.
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"He never intended to make use of the recordings and certainly didn't intend to be deceptive," Davis said.
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When action planet Mars squares off with deceptive Neptune on Saturday, you may be tricked into chasing rainbows.
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Matthew Handley, an investor based in Lakewood Ranch, Florida alleged Herbalife made "purposefully deceptive statements" in its Aug.
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That is, we need to have some examples where we know for sure that someone is being deceptive.
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Under the FTC policy, which targets "deceptive advertising or labeling," health claims must be based on scientific evidence.
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"Foreplay" is a deceptive term because it implies that it's something you do before the "real" action begins.
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As aesthetic Venus faces off with deceptive Neptune, you have the creative freedom to be anything you want.
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The FTC works with the Justice Department to enforce antitrust law and pursues companies accused of deceptive advertising.
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"It assumes that this person was hiding or trying to be deceptive in some way," Mr. Saenz said.
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The rhetoric of their movement has been widely criticized as racist and deceptive on the facts of immigration.
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Citing deceptive advertising, the agency said the company offered prizes to consumers who attested to the games' effectiveness.
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What other deceptive appearances, you have to wonder, have taken you in on your way into the gallery?
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The migrant caravan also inspired a number of deceptive, mislabeled and out-of-context posts on social media.
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But unlike these social displays, they were first and foremost intentionally deceptive, and they were rooted in antagonism.
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Reusing a toothbrush steeped in toilet water and then sharing it without warning is both deceptive and unwise.
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Multiple states have since sued the company, saying it employed deceptive marketing practices, an allegation Purdue has denied.
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The view from the outside is deceptive, because the boat is actually a comfortable 1,200 square feet inside.
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Twitter last September banned posts intended to deceive others into sending money using phishing or other deceptive tactics.
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The vocal line is often mirrored in the orchestra, giving a feeling of purity, coherence and deceptive simplicity.
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Your planetary ruler Mars harmonizes with Saturn, the planet of time, and later faces off with deceptive Neptune.
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It seems significant in this light that The Farewell's wedding is a deceptive stand-in for a wake.
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North Korea has for years used deceptive shipping practices to bring in money and goods for the regime.
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Moreno-Garcia's terse prose compounds the problem; it beautifully illustrates Domingo's deceptive simplicity, but otherwise feels distractingly choppy.
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Volkswagen's deceptive practices even included wildly cruel experiments on monkeys to prove that diesel exhaust is not harmful.
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The Senate's 52-to-48 vote along party lines to limit further debate on her nomination is deceptive.
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San Francisco's warning requirement is misleading and deceptive by focusing on a single product, the 9th Circuit ruled.
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That got the Chiefs on their heels, which set up one of San Francisco's signature deceptive running plays.
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Bloomberg spokesperson Galia Slayen told The Verge the edits made were so flagrant as to not be deceptive.
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And he has won no little adulation for his perceptive movement, his deceptive strength, and his aerial prowess.
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The F.T.C. fined Sensa nearly $50 million, one of the biggest it had ever given for deceptive advertising.
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Classifying conversion therapy as fraud is an effective way to combat these deceptive practitioners and is constitutionally sound.
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Here are Reddit's updated policies: Do not impersonate an individual or entity in a misleading or deceptive manner.
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They liked him when he was healthy and throwing a deceptive fastball that reached 97 miles per hour.
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"Your accusations are baseless, misleading and deceptive," Kessler said in a letter responding to Catherine Berjal, CIAM's president.
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Tools like the unfair and deceptive trade practices authority or specific legislation are better designed to address them.
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If confirmed as FTC chairman, Simons will be tasked with policing companies for deceptive practices and overseeing mergers.
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Americans lose millions of dollars to certain deceptive, unfair, and illegal multi-level marketing (MLM) opportunities each year.
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This language would handcuff the FTC and enable deceptive and unfair MLM schemes to continue to victimize consumers.
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"In this case, there's not really any 'other side,' only deceptive statistics masking unfounded bigotry," the letter said.
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The lives we lead on our phones and computers are at once irresistible and uneasy — jittery, depressive, deceptive.
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There is no evidence that Mr. Jones encouraged or knew of either of the deceptive social media projects.
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The Los Angeles lawsuit says such incomplete messages are "fraudulent and deceptive" and violate California's Unfair Competition Law.
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They think her age is both deceptive and irrelevant, because she's developed a maturity way beyond her years.
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Mr. Caraballo's group argues it was deceptive and hopes a court finding will help ensure a fairer voting system.
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And, according to these smaller carriers, Verizon's deceptive claims are blocking their ability to serve these uncovered rural areas.
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It's not a great time for Huawei to get caught using deceptive practices, no matter how minor the infraction.
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Edmonton made it 3-0 early in the second period as Nurse beat Niemi with a deceptive wrist shot.
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Instead, the FTC enforces a legal prohibition against "unfair and deceptive trade practices" after a consumer has been harmed.
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Just last week, more than a dozen consumer advocacy groups asked the FTC to investigate Facebook for deceptive practices.
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She told BuzzFeed News there is nothing deceptive about the photos she shares to her more than 33,000 followers.
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His conversation with Tyrion about Cersei's deceptive tactics results in some harsh words of wisdom from the youngest Lannister.
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That parachute plants have evolved to mimic this gong is yet another example of the deceptive power of plants.
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But its looks are deceptive: it's torque-y as hell, and ridiculously fun to drive (again with the eloquence).
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This aspect of the presentation was "deceptive," says Mike Demler, a microprocessor expert and analyst with The Linley Group.
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They can be illuminating or deceptive, coldly quantitative or hauntingly evocative (and in the right hands, both at once).
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The experts said that the effectiveness of financial sanctions was being systematically undermined by "deceptive practices" of North Korea.
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Like one of Nanabozho's simple, spare tales, Sorrentino's novel might be a little deceptive because it disguises its complexity.
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Sanders has been accused of deceptive practices many times during her nearly two-year-long stint as press secretary.
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But including a woman or person of color who has no connection to the position is disingenuous and deceptive.
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Therefore, the growing narrative insinuating some deceptive, profiteering motives with regards to user data does not resonate with me.
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The SEC, the main Wall Street regulator, considered these deceptive and in 2013 revoked Mr Lucia's investment-adviser registration.
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As your planetary ruler Mercury meets deceptive Neptune, try to understand when something is too good to be true.
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A man who has lost his pride and integrity due to his deceptive ways and lack of understanding love.
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An entire industry has emerged online to advertise addiction treatment centers through the search engine, sometimes using deceptive tactics.
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Back in the real world, not all presidential candidates have been fully coy and deceptive about their medical conditions.
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When a company called HawkEye 360 wanted to test its wares, it gave an employee a strange, deceptive task.
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But the Electoral College victory may be a bit deceptive — because Trump looks poised to lose the popular vote.
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The lawsuit accused the family members of using deceptive marketing to increase their profits from Oxycontin, according to CNN.
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"Bibi Netanyahu is an arrogant, deceptive, cynical, manipulative asshole," she wrote, referring to the prime minister by his nickname.
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She said the defendants targeted many of those borrowers with "deceptive, fraudulent and illegal conduct" since at least 2014.
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The agency works with the Justice Department to enforce antitrust law and investigates allegations of deceptive behavior by companies.
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Amazon is coming under fire for "deceptive" ratings and reviews on its website, and lawmakers are now demanding answers.
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And, bulk containers of these products, combined with deceptive dosage information, can make it easy to take too much.
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This was what made him brilliant, in a way, alongside his incredible agility and deceptive deadliness in the ring.
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Even with the little we've seen of her, Rin is nearly every "deceptive trans woman" cliché rolled in one.
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But investigators wrote that Mr. Thumairy appeared to be "deceptive" when questioned about his contacts, notably with Mr. Bayoumi.
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New York State is suing e-cigarette manufacturer Juul, accusing the company of deceptive marketing and deliberately targeting teenagers.
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Specifically, the collection of vegan plaintiffs are accusing Burger King of violating Florida's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.
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Memory is another deceptive weapon that Camille is still learning to wield; without it, she can't control her narrative.
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So upset in fact that he fired off a demand letter, claiming breach of contract and deceptive trade practices.
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This was based on evaluations of 104 mock courtroom videos featuring actors instructed to be either deceptive or truthful.
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Recruiting can be a frustrating and deceptive process for players, but rather than understand that, Patterson got all defensive.
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The rule approved under the department's authority to regulate unfair and deceptive practices went into effect in January 2012.
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Even before this program was introduced, Los Angeles had already decided to sue the company for deceptive data gathering.
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One challenge facing regulators is that it is unclear how much of the deceptive activity they can legally control.
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The rape itself, which takes place after a boozy class reunion, is treated with a deceptive matter-of-factness.
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Former officials say the agency struggles to enforce privacy within its traditional definition of deceptive or abusive business practices.
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The couple's creative lifestyle can be deceptive, as each room collapses years of self-restraint into a single moment.
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The dense rough, deceptive topographical challenges and unforgiving greens of Shinnecock Hills continued to flummox the world's best golfers.
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But this surface view is deceptive because there are immense interlinkages between commercial aviation and the defense industrial base.
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The Lakers' coach, Frank Vogel, 46, talked before the game of the Knicks as a "deceptive" 10-26 team.
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Health care profiteering also depends on exorbitant prices for medical equipment and deceptive marketing for expensive brand-name drugs.
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The court, based in Switzerland, ruled that Jeptoo had engaged in "deceptive and obstructive conduct" during the legal proceedings.
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The search giant said the new ban is designed to protect its users from "deceptive or harmful" financial products.
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The FTC enforces against unfair or deceptive trade practices, which may include issues of transparency and notice to users.
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At Christian Dior, the first woman to run the house, Maria Grazia Chiuri, performed a deceptive sleight of hand.
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The Indians' leadoff man, Rajai Davis, agreed and said Harvey was deceptive until he pitched out of the stretch.
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Research shows that we tend to see people who avert their gaze as less sincere, socially anxious and deceptive.
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The Trump administration has largely defanged the agency, which was started to protect consumers from deceptive or abusive practices.
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"O'Kelly brings an intrinsic understanding of the agency, the agency's arrogance, and its willingness to be deceptive," Nicolaysen said.
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The movie's flat animation style — Jane Samborski is the lead animator — and purposefully crude character depictions are initially deceptive.
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Tyler apologized to Rubio, but the Florida senator blasted Cruz and his campaign for a culture of "deceptive" tactics.
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Ms. Bickert said all videos posted would still be subject to Facebook's system for fact-checking potentially deceptive content.
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He got his ball to stop 10 feet from the hole, then made a breaking, deceptive putt for par.
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Renato Solidum, Jr., who leads the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, said that Taal's calm could be deceptive.
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Purdue's deceptive and aggressive marketing of Oxycontin led to a rapid increase in opioid abuse since the late 1990s.
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Facebook prohibits account rentals and deceptive advertisements, and Facebook has been actively banning accounts sharing posts for Ads Inc.
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Particularly in assessing deceptive and unfair acts and practices with consumer-facing business, AGs are market regulators and enforcers.
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It also accused HireVue of engaging in "deceptive trade practices" because the company claims it doesn't use facial recognition.
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He was motivated to do so by personal greed, and repeatedly used his power and influence for deceptive ends.
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In August, the Journal reported the Federal Trade Commission was investigating whether Juul used deceptive marketing and targeted minors.
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Iowa's attorney general sued the school in 2014, accusing it of defrauding students through deceptive marketing and enrollment practices.
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That mentality was always vicious and deceptive, but faced with the Chronicle's accounting, it is utterly impossible to maintain.
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Other plans address narrower subjects, like cracking down on illegal robocalls and investigating deceptive practices by travel-booking websites.
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The deceptive strategy aside, the ads were a sign that McMorris Rodgers was going to go on the offensive.
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The FTC works with the U.S. Justice Department to enforce antitrust law and investigates companies accused of deceptive advertising.
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There's nothing deceptive or illegitimate about a politician opposing (or supporting) an environmental policy because of its local effects.
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But for reporters looking to gauge the energy and momentum around a candidate, the influx of outsiders can be deceptive.
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It's one of the most deceptive things because it's just like this little product, and how important could it be?
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Such a deceptive measure would have made it more difficult for investigators to determine the source of the illegal disclosures.
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The investigation found that Facebook violated the District's Consumer Protection Procedures Act (CPPA), which prohibits unfair and deceptive trade practices.
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These types of deceptive practices occurred in over 50% of a random sample of SPP enrollments reviewed by the State.
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The agency also asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate if the statements constituted unfair or deceptive practices, Bloomberg reported.
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"The Sackler defendants directed and condoned deceptive acts that led to the full-blown opioids crisis," Attorney General Donovan said.
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Facebook (FB) banned ads from Bloom, an online identity management service, saying that it was offering deceptive financial services products.
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"Today, the Supreme Court turned its back on women and condoned the deceptive tactics used by fake women's health centers."
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But such arguments are deceptive and amount to scare-mongering, former SNP deputy leader Jim Sillars told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Whatever pleasure Trump got out of flattering himself, this deceptive promotion of a brand was essentially flattery for the observer.
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But these lulls and their attendant security are deceptive, because it's not really stray zombies you have defend yourself from.
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While Trump's unproven declarations have concerned journalists nationwide, Sinclair's veiled message about "the troubling trend of irresponsible" is more deceptive.
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The pharmaceutical giant, which was recently acquired by Bristol-Myers Squibb for $74 billion, is no stranger to deceptive advertising.
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TINA says that they initially contacted Goop about their "unsubstantiated, and therefore deceptive, health and disease-treatment claims" on Aug.
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The agency's purview includes both deceptive marketing and the approval of mergers and other deals in accordance with antitrust law.
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It's not uncommon for rehabs to use deceptive advertising or offer inducements like plane tickets to people with lucrative policies.
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It seeks to halt deceptive practices, a declaration the companies acted illegally and unspecified damages to the state and consumers.
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The order to kill all remaining emigrants was carried out on September 11, 1857, by way of a deceptive plan.
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Flirting is totally fine as long as you're doing it with your partner's permission, and not in a deceptive way.
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As a result, Consumer Watchdog asked the FTC to stop Amazon from purchasing Whole Foods while the deceptive pricing continued.
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Fraud, discrimination and unfair and deceptive practices are all prohibited and the OCC will perform regular examinations on national banks.
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But the numbers may be misleading or even deceptive, said Mary Giovagnoli, a senior fellow at the American Immigration Council.
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In 2012, the FTC warned hotels that excluding mandatory fees in online listings may violate a ban on deceptive practices.
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Stewardship is not about believing deceptive claims by the environmental lobby that industry is ipso facto bad for the environment.
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This deceptive clinic shutdown law needs to be stopped, and it is up to the Supreme Court to do so.
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Under the Dodd-Frank Act, however, the CFPB also has the authority to address unfair and deceptive acts and practices.
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It's fundamentally deceptive, of course, in a broad sense, but really only if the clips are passed on as genuine.
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The U.S. describes them as "defensive in nature," a term North Korean state media has dismissed as a "deceptive mask".
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In December, Canada arrested the Huawei executive on charges related to deceptive practices designed to skirt U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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He said his primary concern was that Facebook was potentially being deceptive about how its news feed curation algorithms work.
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We've gotta give you props for your hilarious, albeit delightfully deceptive way of promoting the movie on your Instagram page.
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The Federal Trade Commission monitors advertising and marketing to prohibit unfair or deceptive practices and enforce truth-in-advertising laws.
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The "services" provided by for-profit conversion therapists, like People Can Change, certainly fit the definition of unfair and deceptive.
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" The counties also claim the companies violated the Colorado Consumer Protection Act, claiming the companies engaged in "deceptive trade practices.
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Rick Tyler had issued an apology to Rubio, but the Florida senator blasted Cruz for a pattern of "deceptive" tactics.
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That's deceptive; Medicare is a benefit that millions of American workers earned through a lifetime of contributions into the system.
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Finally, the 2018 Olympics became the target of the most deceptive cyberattack ever seen, masked in layers of false flags.
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That's why Republican Congressman Devin Nunes released a deceptive memo designed to cast doubt on Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation.
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Those emails and sales are deceptive, but they do get one thing right: Black Friday isn't just one day anymore.
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The FTC, in July, demanded information about the university's marketing and advertising techniques, which it said may have been deceptive.
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Apple has updated its developer guidelines with a new policy that bans deceptive "virus-scanning" apps for the first time.
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It isn't the first time the FCC has fined long-distance carriers this year to crack down on deceptive practices.
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Its mission includes protecting consumers from unfair, deceptive or abusive practices and taking action against companies that break the law.
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The PROSPER Act would enable colleges to use deceptive recruitment practices that emphasize enrollment numbers rather than positive student outcomes.
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The Federal Trade Commission, which is tasked with fighting deceptive business practices, lacked the power to prevent such dangerous lending.
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The plaintiff cities have also made much out of an alleged conspiracy by energy companies to engage in deceptive marketing.
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But the American people were just given more information about how deceptive, how manipulative her people and her campaign were.
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"It was not to be deceptive; we know it's impossible to hide a change from millions of players," Hazzikostas said.
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The Carmel, Indiana-based company had already been subject to government scrutiny over allegations of fraud and deceptive marketing tactics.
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Evangelists like Jacobs are extreme in their methods and many regard them as manipulative at best and deceptive at worst.
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Neptune is deceptive, so when it's at odds with Mercury, a turn of events occur based on some vast oversight.
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Don't take it to heart, it's a misunderstanding—Neptune is deceptive, and you're likely hearing what you want to hear.
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Substance abuse is a growing crisis and has led to deceptive practices by intermediaries that we need to better understand.
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The dataset basically consists of videos in which participants were asked to be either truthful or deceptive in different scenarios.
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But a wickedly deceptive kick which can sap fighters without them giving it much thought so never a bad investment.
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Overly-optimistic Jupiter squares off with deceptive Neptune 11:18 AM on Sunday, helping subdue this week's stress with escapism.
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They issue our money, prevent unfair and deceptive business practices, distribute Social Security checks, protect workers and deliver the mail.
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This is due to the Moon's opposition to illusive Neptune and the Sun's alignment to deceptive Neptune, according to Stardust.
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None of them prioritized the consumer, which critics said allowed predatory and deceptive mortgage practices to flourish, fueling the crisis.
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Herring's office filed lawsuits against sham cancer charities, deceptive veterans' charities and a service dog nonprofit between 2016 and 2018.
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As "The Answer" and "Sad Person" roll from squalls of noise to deceptive melodies, she adds fresh depth and nuance.
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One of the bills would improve disclosure rules for those types of loans, while another would outlaw deceptive business practices.
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Of course, the fact that I personally made an embarrassing error does not necessarily mean that something deceptive is happening.
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This brilliantly deceptive book is, putatively, a guide to what happens to the body as it dies and directly after.
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These works undermine the distinction between painting and drawing, having the lightness of touch and deceptive simplicity of his drawing.
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The hedge fund said Musk has been deceptive and the carmaker's woes resemble those of Lehman Brothers before its collapse.
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" He said while he doesn't want to hurt the company, he felt its approach to the pandemic has been "deceptive.
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But the parallels should serve as a good reminder, as we approach this season's midpoint: opening weeks can be deceptive.
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For instance, the FTC oversees deceptive acts and practices, which could give the agency authority over some AI-based tools.
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It was a masterful performance -- but behind the sunny smile was the same old Trump: petty, angry, vindictive and deceptive.
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This might mean sending photos of someone else's penis, editing their own photos, or even taking photos at deceptive angles.
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The government had charged that it did not properly secure consumers' personal information and that it engaged in deceptive advertising.
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Juul is also being sued in Illinois, where a local prosecutor accuses it of using "deceptive" marketing aimed at teenagers.
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Others, whether they are confused or being deceptive, have told renters that the rule is a suggestion, not the law.
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That argument is ridiculous, of course, since the Obama campaign was never accused of using deceptive practices to obtain data.
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For the layperson, a Snapchat filter is a lot less deceptive than an impossibly skinny arm or digitally shaved jawline.
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That standard, which targets "unfair or deceptive" practices and actions, remains in use at the FTC for many other industries.
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According to the Journal, several such influencers said that they did not know they could be violating deceptive marketing rules.
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Manipulative and deceptive, Trump is renowned for his lies and for a commitment to them that seems profoundly self-destructive.
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The FTC notes in its complaint that the alleged deceptive business practices in question ceased by mid-2019, or earlier.
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They should also be required to specify the owner of the patent, so they can't hide behind deceptive shell companies.
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Google says it removes billions of ads each year for violating its policies, some of which target certain deceptive content.
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FINRA was careful to say it did not find that Credit Suisse or any employees committed fraud or deceptive acts.
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Faubert increases the speed incrementally, intensifying how quickly the balls bounce, thus making them harder and more deceptive to follow.
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"It's a big thing, especially now — if you're going to score a goal, you have to be deceptive," Kane said.
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It is misleading and deceptive to allow these nutritionally inferior imitators to use our hard-won reputation to their advantage.
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But charm can be deceptive—and there's nothing more suspicious than a politician who finds the time to write books.
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But a cadre of scientists and policy activists are now pushing back, saying that biomass energy rests on deceptive accounting.
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The SEC in 2015 found that Lorenzo made false statements and participated in a deceptive scheme by sending the emails.
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That Green Bay team's 10-6 regular-season record was similarly deceptive: All six losses came by 3 or 4 points.
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In 20163, a California judge ordered it to pay $22016 million to customers in that state alone over deceptive overdraft practices.
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Image: SlackSlack, the ubiquitous workplace communication app, can be a bit deceptive when it comes to private channels and direct messages.
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But Amendment 1 uses deliberately deceptive language to try to trick solar supporters into doing the opposite of what they want.
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Even aided by assistants, as he was later in life, Held seemed to manipulate lines and forms with a deceptive dexterity.
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The companies also bought internet ads that were deceptive, according to the FTC, describing the sites as official destinations for recruitment.
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The FTC charged Vizio for violating Section 5 of the FTC Act, which prohibits deceptive and unfair acts affecting consumer privacy.
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Other songs, like "Honky Cat" and "Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters," are similarly concerned with the deceptive dangers of the city.
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Going for a deeper cut, the paper also suggests legislation that would classify "dark patterns" as unfair and deceptive trade practices.
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The CFPB ordered Moneytree to pay $255,000 to consumers harmed by its deceptive practices and to pay a $250,000 civil penalty.
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The FTC's rules are broader — it prohibits any kind of deceptive advertising — but only apply to for-profits, like the CTCA.
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"Engaging in deceptive behavior such as substituting one listing for another is a violation of our Community Standards," the flak wrote.
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However, the officers who arrived at the scene found Ferreira's behavior "deceptive" and the whole situation "highly unusual," according to McGrath.
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Each of the videos employs a deceptive thumbnail, making it seem like she'll actually do something that you'd find on Pornhub.
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In fact, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which works to stop deceptive business practices and protect consumers, has made this clear.
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It has provided billions of dollars in relief through legal actions against companies that used deceptive practices to sell financial products.
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Trending up: Facebook introduced a bunch of tools to protect against election interference and broke up four networks of deceptive pages.
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But massive campaigns organized by troll farms or governments or private companies that are explicitly deceptive and camouflaged should be illegal.
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The plan is to continue working to better detect deceptive and misleading ads that pertain to cryptocurrencies, ICOs and binary options.
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It is deceptive to view the blockchain primarily as a distributed ledger, because it represents only one of its many dimensions.
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And the problem is that there is such a giant mountain of manipulative and deceptive crap that nobody has enough time.
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" Cruz's opponents pounced immediately: The Cruz campaign issued a dishonest and deceptive get out the vote ad calling voters "in violation.
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The lawsuit seeks at least $5 million in damages for false advertising, deceptive labeling, breach of contract and several other claims.
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The commission said he made false statements in the emails and that his role in sending them constituted a deceptive scheme.
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The Hannity chat was barely 45 minutes long, so that means Trump said something deceptive every minute of the television program.
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And from the Republicans we have a deceptive, infantile, racist demagogue with no political principles aside from his own self-interest.
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Once an intruder uses this deceptive data, the company's security is alerted and the attacker can be removed from the system.
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It's one of several steps that still need to be taken to eliminate manipulative, deceptive and retaliatory practices across the industry.
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"If a company faces 51 separate actions around the country for deceptive practices, that can have a real impact," McPeak said.
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But if you buy into the lies, you may as well be buying everything else these deceptive Instagrammers are selling you.
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In 2010, President Obama helped create the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to protect borrowers from deceptive and abusive financial practices.
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Inspired by the "deceptive simplicity of modern communication," this designer rethinks popular emoji and turns mundane objects into whimsical treasures. 13.
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Older consumers are much more susceptible to financial abuse, and the CFPB has helped to shield the elderly from deceptive practices.
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Deceptive because our entire life as we know it is submerged in 4 feet of water less than 20 minutes away.
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In the complaint, the groups appeal to Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, which prohibits unfair and deceptive practices.
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The deceptive display The way products are displayed in a store just might influence your willingness to make a purchase, too.
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Calls report "dishonest, deceptive and despicable" but then seems to go on to confirm accuracy of emails and offer explanation pic.twitter.
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The lawsuit claims the drugmakers through deceptive marketing misrepresented the dangers of long-term opioid use to doctors, pharmacists and patients.
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Yet Rhodes bridled at the suggestion that there has been anything deceptive about the way that the agreement itself was sold.
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"The scheme involves multiple parties affiliated with the IRGC and furthered by the deceptive voyages of the Grace 1," Liu said.
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Details: The Deceptive Experiences to Online Users Reduction Act would apply to online services with over 100 million monthly active users.
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One is to fight scams and deceptive advertising and the other to review mergers to ensure they comply with antitrust law.
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Goldman said of the 210 deceptive ads ProPublica identified, 2100 were removed by Facebook before ProPublica contacted the company in November.
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For my part, I've never met a national politician as ill informed, as deceptive, as evasive and as vacuous as Trump.
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Even though he felt tired on a humid Sunday, his deceptive fastballs and off-speed pitches kept the Braves off-balance.
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The beauty of a grill like this is the deceptive flexibility when it comes to prepping your food, with eight options.
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Any answer would be fine so long as it's Mueller, and not a dissembling and deceptive attorney general, who provides it.
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The Federal Trade Commission cited Facebook for "engaging in unfair and deceptive practices" with regard to the privacy of user data.
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Maybe the cake wasn't, as I'd feared, the deceptive opening salvo of another effort to eradicate the rights of LGBTQ people.
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They say the FTC is a relatively small agency with limited authority that extends to policing companies for deceptive business practices.
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The lawsuit alleges Burger King participated in "deceptive representations" of the burger by not disclosing it is cooked with meat byproducts.
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Deceptive because our entire life as we know it is submerged in 220 feet of water less than 29 minutes away.
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The FTC is largely responsible for taking action against companies that engage in deceptive practices — like violating their terms of services.
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That could actually make things worse because AI — and, by extension, its policy decisions — comes with the deceptive veneer of objectivity.
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Federal authorities have charged at least 11 people, including six from Nomura, in connection with deceptive bond trading practices since 2013.
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Feingold's lawyers sent a letter to the stations, calling the spot "false, misleading and deceptive," according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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Males who use verbal or physical coercion to obtain sex often use a manipulative, deceptive game-playing style in intimate relationships.
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In recent years, large for-profit chains have collapsed under mountains of complaints and lawsuits for employing misleading and deceptive practices.
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She was true to the instrument, not conveying a lot of weight or body, but exuding gravitas and a deceptive power.
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Morris Desir said this is another example of how, even beyond using the word "census," the ads are using deceptive tactics.
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We have to address the high cost of prescription drugs and hold pharmaceutical companies like Purdue accountable for deceptive sales practices.
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Astroturfing is deceptive and dangerous and calls into question the ethics of allowing groups to lie to people in plain sight.
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They denounced it as a "one size fits all" solution, but that's actually unspecific and deceptive — what "size" would work better?
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His security guards took strict deceptive countermeasures, and the Salt Fish team lost their trail in the alleys of south Beirut.
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Put another way, those famous Poland Spring images of water on a verdant hillside are misleading and deceptive, the lawsuit said.
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As we are inundated with new, targeted, deceptive ads, we may get sick of them and, perhaps, stop finding them persuasive.
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Action planet Mars harmonizes with taskmaster Saturn (your planetary ruler), clashes with expansive Jupiter, and faces off with deceptive Neptune—phew!
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The insult evident in Trump's absence from that meeting was amplified by the deceptive explanation offered for his failure to attend.
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"Only Once Away My Son," an instrumental, has a deceptive opening, with an urgent drum-and-cymbal beat that soon evaporates.
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But the deceptive behavior at the heart of the case would be familiar to anyone who's observed Mr. Trump's business career.
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The attacks on his truthfulness have an alarming tendency to reinforce his message that he's a master of the deceptive arts.
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In November, the attorney general for the District of Columbia announced he was suing DoorDash for offering a "deceptive" tipping model.
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Federal regulators have said influencers who fail to disclose they're being paid for ads might be breaking rules around deceptive marketing.
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" It also claimed Facebook broke FTC rules by explaining privacy policies to group users in an "unfair, deceptive and misleading way.
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"I don't see why we would give the insurance companies rope to hang Democrats with a deceptive talking point," he added.
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His best attribute of all, though, is a deceptive drop-and-drive delivery — another gift for which he takes no credit.
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Vice President Mike Pence published a powerful, but deceptive article in Friday's Wall Street Journal that offers the White House position.
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And most of those recommendations are deceptive — as in "Bark Ranger," there's way too much plot and not enough talking dogs.
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The regulators said the bank had violated laws banning unfair and deceptive practices as well as those protecting borrowers from discrimination.
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Last year, for instance, the bureau fined Santander Bank $10 million for using deceptive marketing to enroll customers in overdraft services.
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Butler led 19-10 at that point, but DePaul switched to a deceptive 232-28-219 zone that frustrated the Bulldogs.
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Maybe "Chickens in the Yard" isn't quite transporting or transcendent, but it has humor, heart and an elegant, deceptive surface simplicity.
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The report also details how retailers trick people into buying things or signing up for marketing emails by using deceptive language.
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The Federal Trade Commission also found that Cambridge Analytica engaged in deceptive practices relating to its participation in the EU-U.
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Like if a shower curtain package says recyclable but either the curtain or the package isn't recyclable, then that's considered deceptive.
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While Mnuchin suggested limiting the CFPB's authority to crack down on "unfair, abusive and deceptive practices," the CHOICE Act eliminates it.
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The FTC previously settled the case with Nix and Kogan, and today voted unanimously to formally call the company's practices deceptive.
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Because of Match's allegedly "deceptive advertising, billing, and cancellation practices," consumers would often try to reverse their charges through their bank.
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Thirteen states have filed lawsuits against one or more drug manufacturers, claiming they engaged in deceptive marketing that underplayed opioids' risks.
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In his letter to the commission, Mr. Nelson called the practice "unfair and deceptive," the legal standard for trade commission action.
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But the two have warned of the deal's impact on jobs and the potential for anticompetitive behavior, not deceptive pricing practices.
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They describe deceptive practices at the company and outline the hardships students experienced after graduating with crushing debt and useless degrees.
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The defendants "make billions of dollars in profits through their deceptive and misleading opioid marketing campaign," Hunter said in the lawsuit.
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His plan would give the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) the authority to police broadband companies for any unfair or deceptive behavior.
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Even after being notified by the city of potential legal action, the suit alleges, Metropolitan Property Group continued its deceptive practices.
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Love planet Venus, which is currently in the relationship sector of your chart, will square off with deceptive Neptune on Monday.
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Born in Pennsylvania in 1890, the right-handed Shawkey was armed with a good fastball, sharp curve, and a deceptive motion.
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It required credit card companies to refund about $3 billion for deceptive marketing and enforced millions of dollars in mortgage refunds.
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Duterte's spokesman Harry Roque said the issue was distant from questions about press freedom, as Rappler used "deceptive schemes" to raise funds.
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His 2012 documentary "The Imposter," about the shape-shifting con artist Frederic Bourdin, was as manipulative and deceptive as its sly subject.
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Lawmakers at congressional hearings this month suggested that Facebook might have an obligation to notify people who accessed deceptive foreign government material.
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Florida rejected the deceptive, anti-solar Amendment 1 (which I wrote about here) but adopted Amendment 4, which incentivizes distributed solar power.
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They're seeking $5 million in damages for a nationwide class of consumers for false advertising, deceptive labeling, breach of contract, and more.
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It was not the Philadelphia Eagles, so again, the suggestion that it was the Eagles who did that, false, deceptive, a lie.
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The suits also allege that Purdue used deceptive marketing and aggressive selling tactics, contributing to the opioid crisis across the United States.
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The firm is being investigated on the claims of deceptive financial practices including wire fraud and bank fraud, among other financial mismanagements.
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But the most unique aspect about the Air, according to Rawlinson, is also its most deceptive feature: the size of the vehicle.
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The lawsuit also alleges that deceptive methods were used to get customers to sign up for credit-repair services at both firms.
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"Our Google Play developer policies strictly prohibit malicious and deceptive behavior, as well as disruptive ads," a Google spokesperson said to BuzzFeed.
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His administration, like all administrations, sometimes tries to sell the public on something or other using tactics that are at times deceptive.
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In fact, Airbnb's pricing has drawn scrutiny from European regulators, who in July accused the company of engaging in deceptive advertising practices.
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Requiring multiple clicks begins to cross the line to deceptive advertising, especially considering that [they] are using their own illness as clickbait.
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Too often, though, developers combined these so-called "inline installs" with deceptive information on their sites to get users to install them.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop is under fire from watchdog group Truth in Advertising for "deceptive" health claims on over 50 of their products.
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Last month, Google said it is putting its global rehab advertising efforts on hold after deceptive ad practices were brought to light.
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It requires "written permission" for any real-money gambling or gaming service, for instance, and bans "misleading or deceptive" student loan ads.
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Two people familiar with Facebook's process said the company had strengthened its formula for detecting deceptive accounts being run by automated means.
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Behind curtain #2 we have Clinton and her campaign's deceptive and cagey conduct during and after Clinton's medical episode on Sunday afternoon.
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The FTC plays a dual role of probing charges of deceptive advertising and assessing mergers to ensure they comply with antitrust law.
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Goldman Sachs claims it was the victim of deceptive Malaysian officials and the rogue actions of a former banker at the firm.
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The FCC suggests the FTC can police ISP behavior and privacy practices through its power to act against unfair and deceptive practices.
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The bill, called the Deceptive Experiences To Online Users Reduction (DETOUR) Act, does not distinguish between mobile apps and desktop browsing experiences.
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Gingrich was playing to the cameras, and he understood that appearances, deceptive though they may be, mattered when it came to television.
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And these crisis pregnancy centers have weaponized Google products for years through deceptive advertising practices on Google Maps and its Search engine.
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He is similar in style to Madison Bumgarner, Andrew Miller, Chris Sale and Alex Wood, lefties whose deceptive deliveries augment their stuff.
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Kids are additionally taught how to spot fake information using clues like deceptive URLs as well as checking the sources for credibility.
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State attorneys general have also taken on opioid manufacturers, with lawsuits charging that deceptive marketing practices helped fuel an epidemic of abuse.
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This legislative bait-and-switch isn't that much different than the deceptive ads that got Macy's, Sears and others in legal trouble.
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AM also has to stop deceptive practices such as creating fake profiles to lure users ... and has to implement stronger security measures.
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They alleged DePuy engaged in unfair and deceptive practices in its promotion of the ASR XL and Pinnacle Ultamet hip implant devices.
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Fraud or deceptive trade practices: Companies knew the risks and harms of opioids, but sold and delivered them anyway, and encouraged overprescription.
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Still, the Xbox One-Point-Five doesn't sound as catchy as the One X, so you can forgive the slightly deceptive name.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which investigates companies accused of deceptive practices related to data security, declined comment on the password glitch.
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Taylor's rep said in a statement ... Kanye never asked Taylor for approval -- which the tape proves -- but she believes he was deceptive.
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However, he noted that while Westpac did not break the law its actions amounted to "unconscionable conduct and misleading or deceptive conduct".
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But she never dissects whether the left has embraced the deceptive funding mechanisms that she so assiduously has traced for the right.
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A federal law, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, already prohibits collectors from using abusive, unfair or deceptive practices to recoup money.
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The United States also describes them as "defensive in nature", a term North Korean state media has dismissed as a "deceptive mask".
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In one of three pending suits against Mr Trump, the school is accused of "engaging in specific fraudulent, deceptive and illegal acts".
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Perhaps the Federal Trade Commission will get involved, but without evidence of "unfair and deceptive trade practices," there's nothing it can do.
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Marketing the system as an unlimited data plan was deceptive to customers, and a violation of the 2010 Open Internet transparency rules.
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And eventually the highly challenging Porsche Curves, which have tight walls and are deceptive and are another really likely place to crash.
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In addition to FCRA regulations, there's Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, which prohibits unfair or deceptive acts or practices.
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This is a tough one to swallow for a character who's consistently been the most deceptive and intelligent player on the show.
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"Such deceptive tactics have no place in American politics and must be repudiated by those involved in our political system," Jones added.
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They argue that the FCC should align its rules with the standard used by the FTC, which bars unfair and deceptive practices.
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A new study has linked sexual arousal to "deceptive self-presentation," including behaviors that range from flattering embellishing to straight-up lying.
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For too long, the football and tobacco industries have used the same deceptive playbook, with the same predictable and preventable tragic results.
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I don't have to make an assessment of how things fit in a high-pressure atmosphere with weird lighting and deceptive mirrors.
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Other uses of disclosures cited by the agency included those attached to advertisements and those used in industry to avoid deceptive practices.
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The revelation came just months after Uber settled with the FTC over charges of deceptive claims and a smaller 2014 data breach.
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Yes, he tied for 10th at the Masters and was tied for fifth at the British Open, but those finishes were deceptive.
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She has a somewhat unorthodox two-handed backhand, hit with a loose and whiplike backswing, but it is deceptive, accurate and lethal.
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In the past several months, we have observed blatant signs of deceptive, misleading, unsubstantiated and foolish statements in the health-care industry.
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Clinton's email troubles have damaged her presidential campaign and contributed to a nagging sense of voters that she is untrustworthy and deceptive.
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Those missteps frequently happen when service members buy cars, and in addition to deceptive car sellers, scammers are increasingly targeting US troops.
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So it is, and it is worth emphasizing that many fastballs simply overpower hitters, even without excessive movement or a deceptive delivery.
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The company just this weekend suspended a second data analytics firm after CNBC discovered it had been engaging in deceptive data practices.
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The FTC can pursue companies for "unfair and deceptive practices," as it did when it reached the settlement with Facebook in 2011.
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Researchers have coined the term "computational propaganda" to describe the explosion of deceptive social media campaigns on services like Facebook and Twitter.
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"I absolutely think that these ads are deceptive," said Keshia Morris Desir, the census project manager for government watchdog organization Common Cause.
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They just went on and on and on, with inexplicable and deceptive aims and so many lives and limbs and trillions lost.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is investigating electronic cigarette giant Juul over possibly deceptive marketing practices, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Messenger Mercury faces off with deceptive Neptune on Saturday and again, there are lots of red herrings and fantasies in the air.
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Through greed and deceptive marketing practices, he said, J & J aggressively competed with Purdue Pharma, which used a similar approach for OxyContin.
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The new agreement requires Nycha to develop internal controls to prevent deceptive practices, like covering up hazardous conditions and performing substandard repairs.
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However, anyone on Tinder knows pictures can be deceptive, so there's no guarantee a user will receive a 100-percent accurate answer.
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The desert landscape plays strange tricks on your mind; like a Rorschach test, its deceptive minimalism brings whatever ails you into focus.
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Although they noted that the candy did have a warning on it, they pointed out that its deceptive labels could cause confusion.
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So Black Friday may really be the best time to buy a new TV. Some Internet deals, of course, can be deceptive.
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Instead, it alleges deceptive and unfair business practices under Illinois' consumer protection law, as well as violations of common-law privacy rights.
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It's spare, bookstore-quiet and deceptive: Here is what may well be the launchpad of a new post-Supreme post-cool cool.
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But his general approach is to ask questions and accept the response he receives -- even if it's a deceptive or inaccurate response.
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In the claim, the groups appeal to Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, which prohibits unfair and deceptive business practices.
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The "services" provided by for-profit conversion therapists, like those at People Can Change, certainly fit the definition of unfair and deceptive.
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"I have argued that world-systems analysis is not a theory but a protest against neglected issues and deceptive epistemologies," he wrote.
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Chrome has further plans to fight against notifications for ads, malware, and deceptive purposes; more information will be released later this year.
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"He doesn't throw real hard, but he's very deceptive," said Neil Walker, who struck out in all four of his at-bats.
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Disinformation peddlers are deploying new, more subversive techniques and American operatives have adopted some of the deceptive tactics Russians tapped in 2016.
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Under the settlement announced Tuesday, Volkswagen, Porsche and Audi agreed to never engage in deceptive practices in future dealings in West Virginia.
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And deceptive marketing only makes it harder, especially when these plans will leave consumers on the hook for potentially ruinous medical bills.
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The public sphere is fragmented with partisan (or, at worst, intentionally deceptive) political outlets servicing a substantial proportion of the news content.
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They alleged DePuy engaged in unfair and deceptive practices in the promotion of its ASR XL and Pinnacle Ultamet hip implant devices.
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Maddox suggested using other -- more subtle -- deceptive behaviors which could impact the other side — like faking embarrassment or surprise about developments during negotiations.
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The teenager isn't into the deceptive qualities of Riverdale's fake version of Grinder, GrindEm, and enjoys the rush he gets in Fox Forest.
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In January, Facebook announced it was banning ads that are "frequently associated with misleading or deceptive practices" including initial coin offerings and cryptocurrencies.
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In May, Facebook announced a change that would give lower prominence to links that lead to pages full of deceptive or annoying ads.
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The Federal Trade Commission sued AT&T in October 2014, saying the No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier's throttling of Internet feeds was deceptive.
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"When we are anxious or deceptive, the capillaries in our nose expand just slightly, enough to make our nose itchy," Reiman told INSIDER.
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And in September, a company that claimed its app could improve customers' vision agreed to settle deceptive advertising charges brought by the agency.
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"In the worst case scenario, especially when transgender women are seen as being deceptive, that can lead to violence or murder," Adams said.
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They then linked this deceptive domain to a long-known APT 28 so-called X-Tunnel command-and-control IP address, 45.32.129[.]185.
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Bots aren't typically viewed as vehicles for protest—they are largely associated with merciless floods of spam, from the innocuous to nefariously deceptive.
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"Despite this knowledge, the ... defendants continued to sign up consumers through the affiliate or participated in the affiliate's deceptive conduct," the complaint states.
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Putin is a master of deceptive narratives, from what happened with the annexation of Crimea to interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The FTC's regulatory powers are largely based on its mandate to fight unfair practices — in cybersecurity that means deceptive claims of privacy protection.
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The 2017 lawsuit accused the three companies of engaging in deceptive marketing that downplayed the addiction risk from opioids while overstating their benefits.
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Those numbers are a little deceptive, because most US corporations don't pay nearly that rate once you factor in tax credits and loopholes.
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That's Trump's path to a second victory no matter how many deceptive Facebook ads find their way from Russia into the political conversation.
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Just a few days ago, Facebook announced it would ban advertisements for cryptocurrencies as part of an "intentionally broad" policy against deceptive marketers.
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The applicants alleged Standard & Poor's engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct by assigning AA and AAA credit ratings to the Lehman Brothers products.
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Facebook is banning all advertisements for cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin and initial coin offerings, as part of an "intentionally broad" policy against deceptive marketers.
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Why Telltale's management was so blindly confident — or even deceptive, as some sources surmise — is a mystery to the people who worked there.
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In January, Facebook prohibited ads for currencies such as Bitcoin in an effort to combat deceptive marketers, while Google followed suit last week.
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Edited with some of Bolton's most deceptive scenes, it ironically describes him as a "genuine friend", "affectionate brother", "loving son" and "caring husband".
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"I called him deceptive on the questions concerning drugs, theft and affiliation with gangs, terrorist organizations or subversive groups," McCarty wrote to Warner.
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Operation Troop Aid and Woods "acknowledge that they engaged in unfair, false, misleading, or deceptive solicitation and business practices," the settlement agreement said.
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Netflix may be guilty of a lack of transparency, and its conduct may actually rise to the level of a deceptive business practice.
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Mr. Wheeler&aposs behavior was deceptive and the behavior of all in the group was appalling and unacceptable in their refusal to leave.
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Streaming service Tidal was hit with a lawsuit on Monday alleging the owner Jay Z and rapper Kanye West used deceptive marketing practices.
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But emphasis on the word "appear" in that sentence because when it comes to Chinese mine production, appearances can be very deceptive indeed.
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Alrosa, the world's biggest diamond producer in carat terms said it welcomed "FTC initiatives that protect consumers from unfair or deceptive marketing practices".
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ROBERT HOLMESWhitehorse, Canada *"Grossly Deceptive Plans" (January 30th) raised the point about local officials in China who are promoted for boosting GDP growth.
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More cities and counties are suing opioid manufacturers and drug distributors, alleging those companies instigated the opioid crisis through deceptive marketing and negligance.
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Instead, it prohibits "manipulative or deceptive devices or contrivances" -- language that is startlingly vague and addresses fraud and manipulation rather than insider trading.
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Instead, they say, regulatory authority should lie with the Federal Trade Commission, the agency that punishes corporations for deceptive or anti-competitive practices.
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Now, we know that none of those things are true, and the FTC is looking to punish Volkswagen's alleged unfair and deceptive practices.
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"There's a history of deceptive communication practices," said one CHS investor, who asked not to be named given the sensitivity of the issue.
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Even if a user notices the deceptive nature of the content and flags it, that often happens only after they've engaged with it.
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DECEPTIVE MARKETING Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey in June became the first attorney general to sue not just Purdue but Sackler family members.
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Lawmakers have chosen a particularly deceptive path with GOP senators behaving like vampires, negotiating the particulars of their healthcare bill in the dark.
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And the crypto market is essentially characterized by misleading and deceptive claims at this point — given the lack of clear and firm regulation.
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"Continue to deepen the exposure and criticism of the Dalai clique's reactionaryness on politics, its falseness on religion, its deceptive methods," he said.
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Its efforts to ensure companies do not block or interfere with web traffic hinges greatly on whether those telecom giants are being deceptive.
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To be clear, our observation is not an indictment on the direct sales industry, but rather on Herbalife, which engaged in deceptive practices.
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Workers also spoke up on online forums like Reddit, pointing out that some of these companies are purposely deceptive about their tipping practices.
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Nickel Boys eases itself back and forth between Elwood's and Turner's perspectives with a deceptive seamlessness that belies how fundamental their disagreement is.
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The problem, as reported in a recent CNBC story, is that Vacayo is being highly deceptive in how it's landing some those listings.
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When the law firm Migliaccio & Rathod told the internet it was researching Bethesda for deceptive trade practices regarding Fallout 76, its website crashed.
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Purdue Pharma has been sued by a number of states and cities in the past year for alleged deceptive marketing of its opioids.
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Erica being a classic "deceptive trans woman" isn't just the continuation of a trend, but a product of Catherine's thesis of gender essentialism.
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The Colorado attorney general's office, for example, has accused CollegeAmerica in Denver of deceptive advertising and lying about job placements and graduation rates.
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Hunter in 2017 sued four drugmakers, claiming the effects of deceptive marketing campaigns over the last decade have fueled the state's opioid epidemic.
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Nineteen days earlier, the F.T.C. had fined Lifelock twelve million dollars for deceptive business practices and for failing to secure sensitive customer data.
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Liaoning Danxing is accused of using "deceptive practices" to help North Korean officials based in the European Union purchase goods for Kim's government.
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The CFPB currently has authority to root our devious and deceptive practices by fly-by-night operations (and others) preying upon average consumers.
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Shapiro's lawsuit accuses the drugmaker of aiming more than 6900,2628 misleading or deceptive messages about its products' potential for addiction at Pennsylvania doctors.
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"These deceptive provisions would cause irreparable harm to our wildlife and public lands," more than 85033 Democrats wrote to leading negotiators last week.
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" The reason its editors gave is the cartoon is "true" because Israel does kill Palestinians and defenders of Israel, like me, are "deceptive.
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US officials went on to say that many of the deceptive statements followed a series of Reuters articles detailing Huawei's control of Skycom.
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The researchers have coined the term "computational propaganda" to describe the explosion of deceptive social media campaigns on services like Facebook and Twitter.
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Of those, 20 sites used "deceptive" activity displays by using strategies like random number generators to provide false information, according to the study.
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The lawsuits accuse drugmakers of pushing addictive painkillers through deceptive marketing and wholesale distributors of failing to monitor and report suspicious drug orders.
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In 2010, Oesterlund, on behalf of his companies, signed an agreement with the Florida attorney general promising to abstain from deceptive marketing practices.
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A recent report from the National Consumer Law Center found similar issues with certain rent-to-own programs, calling them deceptive in nature.
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A company spokesperson told VICE News that the Pelosi video clashed with its deceptive practices policy, which largely focuses on spam and scams.
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The U.S. Congress enacted the debt collection law in 1977 to prohibit collectors from using abusive, unfair or deceptive practices to recoup money.
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Instead, it would force employers to recognize a union via the widely discredited card check process, which relies on intimidating and deceptive tactics.
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But it seems equally unmistakable that the Bureau is happy to be sloppy, deceptive or both in its advancement of a tailored narrative.
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One of Silicon Valley's prominent billionaires is in hot water after funding deceptive social media campaigns with echoes of Russia's own political playbook.
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They then linked this deceptive domain to a long-known APT 113 so-called X-Tunnel command-and-control IP address, 45.32.129[.]185.
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So, this is slightly deceptive, sorry—if you start this recipe on Saturday, you won't get to enjoy this cocktail until about Tuesday.
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On Wednesday — hours after the breach became public — an Uber user filed a lawsuit accusing the company of negligence and deceptive business practices.
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We cannot praise Japan for ethnic homogeneity as Jafari has done because it's deceptive and as illustrated, doesn't work when put into practice.
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Much of this inquiry at the federal level is the province of the FTC charged with interdicting "unfair" or "deceptive" acts or practices.
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A Senate committee report sounded a warning on this problem three years ago, when it raised questions about deceptive practices in the industry.
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The for-profit sector has been marred by scandal, with mountains of complaints and lawsuits claiming the schools employed misleading and deceptive practices.
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The group argues that these advertising tactics violate Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, which bans unfair and deceptive business practices.
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This, along with AT&T's extensive 703G E advertising, is currently the subject of a Sprint lawsuit against the company for deceptive practices.
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Facebook announced in January that it would ban all ads for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in order to stop misleading and deceptive promotions.
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SIM swapping typically involves scammers using deceptive practices to persuade a call center employee to move a number to a new SIM card.
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PARIS — In an art form as hyperbolic as opera, Robert Carsen stands out for the deceptive simplicity of his work as a director.
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Barry Meier's 2003 "Pain Killer" was the first to probe the deceptive advertising pushing the addictive prescription opioid OxyContin into the American market.
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" In May, The Wall Street Journal found that hundreds of initial coin offerings were "using deceptive or even fraudulent tactics to lure investors.
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The company is also the subject of a multistate review by insurance regulators to see if it engaged in unfair or deceptive acts.
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"The deceptive marketing of a dangerous procedure with no proven benefit, including to women who've been treated for cancer, is egregious," Gottlieb said.
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A consumer watchdog group filed a formal complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), claiming Uber was engaged in unfair and deceptive practices.
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In the summer of 2015, the Federal Communications Commission fined AT&T $100 million for similar deceptive marketing practices involving its data plans.
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" Jim VandeHei, a co-founder of Axios who also helped found Politico, said on Twitter that the remarks were "despicable, extremely deceptive, dangerous.
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