They totally misrepresent what I say about hate, bigotry etc.
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I want to make sure they don't misrepresent his answers.
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It was the power I had to misrepresent their community.
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His tweets Monday morning misrepresent his record on health care.
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"Falsified medical products" deliberately misrepresent their identity, composition or source.
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Trump also appeared to misrepresent the US trade deficit with China.
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For example, doctors should not misrepresent their specific areas of expertise.
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To suggest otherwise is to misrepresent the current state of knowledge.
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So you shouldn't misrepresent how well you're doing with the polls.
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Politicians are known to misrepresent themselves to get elected, but Sen.
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They totally misrepresent what I say about hate, bigotry etc. Shame!
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"I have been told that I misrepresent being a Christian," she says.
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So, how exactly did McFarland misrepresent himself and his company Fyre Media?
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It wants penalties for people who misrepresent the draft in the media.
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" The Americans objected, saying the statements "misrepresent and oversimplify the research results.
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You shouldn't intentionally misrepresent someone's views just because you disagree with them.
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So — you know, you shouldn't misrepresent how well you're doing with the polls.
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Couldn't this potentially misrepresent Asian culture and turn it into a falsified fantasy?
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Foremost among them, both Trump and Oz been known to misrepresent health science.
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On the plus side, Trump did not misrepresent the Scout position on Hezbollah.
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It has been criticized for deceptively editing footage to misrepresent the subjects' comments.
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"Where people get into trouble is where they misrepresent the facts," Asaro said.
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In Colorado, it's now a crime to misrepresent a pet as a service animal.
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But I don't want to misrepresent anyone's views, so I will speak for myself.
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People who have nothing to do with this dance are likely to misrepresent it.
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It then allegedly fudged the figures to misrepresent how carbon regulation would affect investors.
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Instead, they're trying to mislead the public and misrepresent the data it has published.
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It was 'Please don't misrepresent me because I'm sure as hell ahead of time.
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Yes, they do get angry at reporters and news stories they believe misrepresent facts.
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Mr. Bacon and Professor Martin misrepresent the labor-market effects of excluding bracero workers.
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To make matters worse, people often forget or misrepresent how much they really eat.
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It's the Republican candidates — who, by the way, also totally misrepresent the entire enterprise.
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To misrepresent that ... I felt like I owed it to everybody to stay true.
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In addition, the company said, the accusations in the documents misrepresent the company's culture.
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She finds that purveyors routinely misrepresent what they are selling and where it came from.
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In the March 7 letter, they said the minutes "misrepresent the true proceedings and discussions".
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"Republicans' desperate attempts to smear @RepRashida & misrepresent her comments are outrageous," the California Democrat said.
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Attributing political significance or hope to this act of aesthetic commitment would misrepresent its intent.
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The center also flagged products most likely to subtly misrepresent their front-of-label ingredients.
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"Sports logos and mascots should not be used to caricaturize and misrepresent cultures," state Rep.
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Campaigners against reforming the GRA also misrepresent why trans people want access to single-sex services.
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In particular, some feared that the material would be edited with some intention to misrepresent them.
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He and other authoritarians talk about their popular support, and they often misrepresent their popular support.
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El Niño and La Niña are two atmospheric phenomenons that climate change deniers love to misrepresent.
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Yet these kinds of labels misrepresent the context of such a shift, making them somewhat misleading.
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Myriad studies show that the NRA and its allies grossly misrepresent the actual dangers women face.
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He is the author of Not a Scientist: How Politicians Mistake, Misrepresent, and Utterly Mangle Science.
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It is one thing to exaggerate or to misrepresent, as most candidates on the trail do.
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But when the market is full of 'Islamic clothes' that misunderstand and misrepresent us, it's frustrating.
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If some leaders, religions or ideologies misrepresent reality, they will eventually lose to more clearsighted rivals.
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Through manipulating internal accounting systems, Leeson was able to misrepresent his losses and falsify trading records.
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Sometimes agents misrepresent the value of a property to appease a seller and score the listing.
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Cambridge Analytica said the Channel 4 News report was "edited and scripted" to misrepresent the company.
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Labels can be useful — until they become a catchall that can oversimplify or misrepresent a person.
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Democrats contended the step was necessary due to what they called Pruitt's efforts to misrepresent his record.
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When cannabis resources engage with existing studies, Stoner argues, they often oversimplify and misrepresent them as well.
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"This is one of the most common ways graphs misrepresent data — by distorting the scale," Gaslowitz explains.
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Latin American artists are lumped into readymade categories that misrepresent the complexity and depth of the region.
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In these documents, Trump would allegedly misrepresent the property he owned, including omitting debts and overvaluing assets.
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Nothing but the politics of envy and a transparent effort to misrepresent and belittle the current economy.
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But Johnston and Brock misrepresent the laws and campaigns that created the chummy Senate they long for.
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Companies found to misrepresent a vegetarian item as a meat product could be fined $1,000 per violation.
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The Times has a clear policy that we don't misrepresent ourselves and pretend not to be reporters.
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"Gender fraud" — when people misrepresent their birth gender to potential sexual mates — likewise remains a gray area.
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Companies found to misrepresent a vegetarian item as a meat product could be fined $1,000 per violation.
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The White House says Macron didn't misrepresent his conversation with Trump but added that nothing has changed.
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Lighting within the attraction combined with flash photography may distort and misrepresent the colour of our wax figures.
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On the other hand, because people are assholes, trolls could potentially misrepresent that status of an establishment's bathroom.
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Those descriptions understate how lucky and how good those players have been, but they don't really misrepresent anything.
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The decree could in effect "misrepresent or dilute the difference between financial assets and other assets," he added.
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Under the settlement's terms, Facebook agreed to not misrepresent to users what their data was being used for.
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Since I couldn't misrepresent myself, that meant I couldn't ask any questions or insert myself in any way.
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Schneiderman also has argued that the companies, which both have aggressive advertising campaigns, misrepresent the chances of winning.
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Some inmates might misrepresent their level of suicide risk in order to escape the intense restrictions they're under.
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He claimed that he was misled by Ms. Kelly and that the clip was edited to misrepresent him.
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However, a number of maps and satellite photos have gone viral, which misrepresent the scale of the fires.
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Bots skew the data and misrepresent the true nature of constituents, invalidating conclusions drawn from the data set.
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One thing I felt strongly about is to not misrepresent or demonize the people who are coming here.
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"We don't allow people to misrepresent themselves on Facebook," the company wrote in a statement to the Guardian.
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Joseph J. Lhota, the chairman of the transportation authority, said there was no "push" to misrepresent the numbers.
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Finally, campaigners against reforming the GRA misrepresent the way in which trans-equality organisations want the law to change.
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" Google outlined steps last month that it said would restrict advertising on websites that "misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information.
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It's a delicate balance of discerning how much you're willing to misrepresent yourself for the sake of another person.
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In addition, policy makers shall not knowingly misrepresent, exaggerate, or downplay areas of scientific uncertainty associated with policy decisions.
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The two lengthy open letters that accompany the press release repeatedly misrepresent the content of the two STAT articles.
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Others misrepresent the cause they support and/or give low percentages of their funds raised to their stated targets.
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But such claims are either un-evidenced, implausible, or blown so out of proportion as to misrepresent what transpired.
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Yet amid the confusion, there has been an ominous tendency to demonize Iran and misrepresent the threat it presents.
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Meanwhile he has used the violence in those places to misrepresent the much more pacific state of America at large.
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In particular, the government claims, Craig sought to conceal and misrepresent his contacts with the media about the Tymoshenko report.
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Petersen and Jennet are accused of directing the mothers to fraudulently misrepresent their residency status to obtain health care benefits.
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Why would we want to misrepresent ourselves and condition ourselves to believe this facade when it has such dire consequences?
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But, to be honest, I can't figure out why she would actively misrepresent the truth about our (albeit brief) involvement.
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Meanwhile, Jones also called on Kelly to shelve the interview, claiming that it was unfairly edited to misrepresent his views.
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"The unfortunate reality is that some inmates misuse the toilet paper or misrepresent themselves when asking for more," he added.
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Democrats know that Judge Kavanaugh's judicial record is beyond reproach, so they will go to egregious lengths to misrepresent it.
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She accused Springleaf in court papers of pressuring her to "misrepresent the value" of collateral, which Springleaf did not dispute.
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But, to be honest, I can't figure out why she would actively misrepresent the truth about our(albeit brief)involvement.
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It calls itself the victim of a campaign against privacy and claims media reports misrepresent the nature of its business.
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That's why Google deploys human analysts from its fraud and spam team to flag businesses that misrepresent themselves on Maps.
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"There's absolutely no reason for anyone and certainly not for me to misrepresent what happened," McCabe told Pelley on Sunday.
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It is disappointing that McCain would choose to misrepresent and insult another country in his attempt to justify Trump's missteps.
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After a hard-won debate over the virtue of truth, oncologists are now trained not to misrepresent diagnoses and prognoses.
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And Mueller was sufficiently feckless in his presentation of the report that Trump's attorney general was able to misrepresent it.
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I don&apost think that "Double Holiday" and "Holiday Date" set out to intentionally misrepresent Jewish people or holiday traditions.
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If we continue to teach just memorization, we misrepresent science and ultimately fail to inspire the next generation of innovators.
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"It's part of a campaign these groups have been running for years to misrepresent our position on climate change," Jeffers said.
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"ExxonMobil has misrepresented and continues to misrepresent the supposed climate and environmental benefits of its fossil fuel products," the complaint reads.
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"They coordinate with hostile Western forces to wantonly spread rumors, misrepresent, vilify and besmirch Xinjiang in the overseas media," he added.
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We never intentionally mislead our users nor misrepresent the capabilities of the tools, nor the potential risks associated with using them.
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Dave Levitan is a journalist, and author of the book Not A Scientist: How politicians mistake, misrepresent, and utterly mangle science.
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For instance, no fintech firm should be allowed to misrepresent its fees — and this is something that shouldn't vary by state.
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The program today is rife with illegal immigrants who used forged documents and deception to misrepresent their age and arrival dates.
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To make ends meet, she testified, he and his deputy Rick Gates began to misrepresent the firm's finances to secure loans.
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It's certainly part of what pushed her to write "The Layover," which explores how people misrepresent themselves, both deliberately and unconsciously.
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These measuring sticks can misrepresent a person's capacity for understanding, especially someone who lacks speech and is severely restricted in movement.
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The report is edited and scripted to grossly misrepresent the nature of those conversations and how the company conducts its business.
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But a powerful subgroup is continuing to ignore these calls and to misrepresent the motives of doctors, health officials and activists.
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One of Manafort's accountants testified under immunity during the trial that she had been asked to misrepresent Manafort's income by Gates.
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But they exaggerate and misrepresent the harms and risks of drones, and in the process, stoke public fears of aviation disasters.
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For that reason, nearly all of our wars have been undeclared and, as the Framers expected, politicians repeatedly misrepresent their roles.
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I just happened to be a reporter, and I did not misrepresent myself, so I figured their conversation was fair game.
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Both sides have tried to misrepresent the facts on the ground in order to win support from the greater international community.
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" The policy also states that policy makers "... Shall not knowingly misrepresent, exaggerate, or downplay areas of scientific uncertainty associated with policy decisions.
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The men manipulated their victims with deceitful sales techniques, lies and false guarantees of reimbursement to misrepresent their deals and maximize sales.
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But Matic said some of the images posted by customers "kind of misrepresent how it actually looks" because of the unflattering angle.
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But four airbag experts asked by The Times to review the emails said that they suggested an effort to misrepresent testing data.
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Dave Levitan is a science journalist, and author of the book Not A Scientist: How politicians mistake, misrepresent, and utterly mangle science.
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The dishonest news organizations continued to misrepresent Trump's comments long after watchdogs called them out on social media for misinterpreting the remarks.
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The researchers behind the review think that these biases could skew the results of clinical trials and misrepresent how well medications work.
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And, sometimes, when people feel empowered in this way, it allows them to intentionally misrepresent a person's words to stir up hate.
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From day one, it's been in Facebook's DNA to misrepresent its true intentions and scurry away in contrition when it's called out.
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Open-access publication has made it as easy as possible to read them, and therefore virtually impossible to deliberately misrepresent their content.
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Yet videos that misrepresent violence pass as believable because so much horrible violence is real in the Anglophone Northwest and Southwest regions.
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People could potentially lie about or misrepresent their degree of exposure to a disease to avoid that kind of situation, Hodge said.
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In the suit, PayPal says the forced disclosures "misrepresent the fees that most customers pay," as the Silicon Valley Business Journal reports.
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The Democrats say they're investigating whether the President his associates attempted to conceal or misrepresent the nature of Trump's contacts with Putin.
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This can misrepresent a form of mental illness that is not well understood by the lay public, and even some psychiatrists, she said.
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Dave Levitan is a journalist, and author of the book Not A Scientist: How politicians mistake, misrepresent, and utterly mangle science—available now!
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"Crooked Hillary Clinton, who I would love to call Lyin' Hillary, is getting ready to totally misrepresent my foreign policy positions," Trump tweeted.
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"As early as 2007, Huawei employees allegedly began to misrepresent the company's relationship with its Iranian affiliate, which is called Skycom," said Whitaker.
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Their similarities are notable because they have mounted a response in literature to a world wedded to vacuous categories that misrepresent lived realities.
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Inexplicably, current U.S. climate policy does just the opposite, reflecting an extraordinary predisposition to ignore, misinterpret and misrepresent the data and underlying science.
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She was accused of paying to inflate her son's ACT score and of arranging to misrepresent him as black and Latino on applications.
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The First Amendment is not a license to misrepresent, and it says nothing about entertainment, the 85033-hour news cycle or network ratings.
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A troll doctored Black Lives Matter protest photos with an Elizabeth Warren sign to suggest her campaign had attempted to misrepresent her base.
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Kilduff, a long-time oil bear, said he believes the 90 percent compliance findings somewhat misrepresent the situation, given Saudi Arabia's lop-sided contribution.
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Thus, should I ever feel inspired to maliciousness, I could selectively prune my chat history with someone, elide essential context, and misrepresent their words.
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But it's also important that the coverage of what we do — including the explanation of these internal documents — doesn't misrepresent our actions or motives.
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It does not benefit them to misuse or misrepresent the way they might use future data that they read from your shoes or clothing.
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Where could Conway have possibly gotten the kernel of an idea about microwaves that she would later misrepresent, whipping up another nonsensical viral moment.
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An unobservant reviewer might accidentally misrepresent the OC performance numbers as the stock results from the card, lending MSI's product an unearned helping hand.
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Jones says he suspected Kelly would misrepresent him in the TV special, and feels the promos for the controversial interview prove he was right.
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We have policies in place against businesses that misrepresent themselves on Maps and when we become aware we respond to as quickly as possible.
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But it's also important that the coverage of what we do -- including the explanation of these internal documents -- doesn't misrepresent our actions or motives.
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In this interview, I talk to Dave Levitan, author of the new book Not a Scientist: How Politicians Mistake, Misrepresent, and Utterly Mangle Science.
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Yet by hyping its findings, the government continued to misrepresent the gangs as sophisticated criminal organizations, ruthlessly driven by a thirst for financial gain.
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She factually rejects the interviewer's attempt to misrepresent Mr. Trump's position on a number of issues, and she is not afraid to do so.
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Word of the Day : something intended to misrepresent the true nature of an activity _________ The word subterfuge has appeared in 57 articles on NYTimes.
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How better to feed that case than to misrepresent, and then take umbrage at, the president's tough talk on a psychotic Latin American gang?
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But not many journalists look at the actual report; they often rely on press releases, which may misrepresent the nature and meaning of a difference.
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Although gender information was self-reported by players, the researchers note that gamers' incentive to misrepresent themselves when creating accounts (and not avatars) is low.
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This drove young people's participation underground on these sites, since they could easily misrepresent their age or use the account of a friend or caregiver.
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The media, both left and right, continue to hound, misrepresent and criticise his every move yet blatantly shield his opponent from her scandal riddled campaign.
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Dullaart, who previously gave us the "most boring" tech startup ever, focused on Europe's identity—specifically how artificial intelligence can influence and potentially misrepresent it.
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Prosecutors alleged that from 2011 to 2014, DiMaria and others carried out a complex scheme to artificially inflate Bankrate's earnings and misrepresent certain company expenses.
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But the FTC's enforcement capacity is only indirect: if app developers misrepresent their privacy practices, they could be on the hook for their deceptive practices.
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Carried interest is a long-standing, standard business practice that has become a popular target for tax hikers, who unsurprisingly misrepresent it for political gain.
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Nor does he reckon with the questionable practices of officials who leak secrets, misrepresent themselves to Congress and respond in kind to Trump's outlandish rhetoric.
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Maps that feature only scattered symbols of human civilization, with the areas in between appearing as empty voids, misrepresent the world's true diversity of life.
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In addition, many organizations feel LCD evidentiary standards are highly selective, misrepresent the opinions of national organizations, and contain several key premises that are unsubstantiated.
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Cambridge Analytica said that Channel 4 "edited and scripted" the report to "grossly misrepresent" the conversations between the undercover reporters and the company's senior executives.
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They should present history as it was, without distortions even if well meant, of symbols and houses of worship that misrepresent and misshape that memory.
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Thirteen states do not mention climate change as man-made, describe it only as a possibility, or misrepresent the scientific consensus about the phenomenon, he added.
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Restating statutory laws could result in judges looking to the Restatement for interpretations that mischaracterize or misrepresent the text of the law as passed by Congress.
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" Fallon added: "Just taking the subset of meetings arbitrarily selected by the AP, it is outrageous to misrepresent Secretary Clinton's basis for meeting with these individuals.
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The alternative is to misunderstand and misrepresent the majority of the world's 1.6 billion Muslims, the very people who have the greatest stake in the fight.
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What if the candidates play loose with the facts or misrepresent their past positions on an issue, and there is no moderator to call them out?
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It promised to not misrepresent its privacy practices or change privacy controls without user permission, and it's now negotiating the fine for potentially breaking those terms.
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This includes, but isn't limited to, sites that misrepresent or conceal their country of origin or are directed at users in another country under false premises.
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"This was a horrible one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made," he says in remarks that, at times, misrepresent the international agreement's provisions.
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The agency is probing whether Facebook violated a consent agreement the two sides reached in 6900 that required the company to not misrepresent its privacy practices.
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The company does not prohibit false news, but prohibits "inauthentic accounts" — when users misrepresent their identities or create legions of automated bots to spread divisive messages.
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Attorney General William Barr, who is potentially implicated in the call between Trump and Zelensky, will not be able to spin and misrepresent the current evidence.
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"Mini Mike Bloomberg is spending a lot of money on False Advertising," Mr. Trump tweeted, going on to misrepresent his role in the health care debate.
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I think it's important to give a true and candid picture and not to try to mask or misrepresent what the state of our union is.
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He claimed he saw the car violate speed limits, and noted it performed simple tasks like lane changes, implying Tesla might misrepresent the footage at Monday's event.
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If you misrepresent your experience or education, or provide false or fraudulent information, it may be grounds for not hiring you or dismissing you after you start.
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And yet, our public recognition of that fact should not be communicated in ways that misrepresent, disrespect, and provoke our two billion global neighbors who are Muslim.
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But we don't all look the same, and juxtaposing Jenner's more "masculine" traits with her sexuality plays into stereotypes that misrepresent the queer community as a whole.
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She also says Google's review process is designed to ensure companies and individuals do not misrepresent themselves and only request data relevant to the function they're providing.
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Nor does it protect against farms that misrepresent their practices to both the corporate purchasers and the customers who rely on corporate guarantees of antibiotic-free poultry.
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Our struggle must be against those -- and only those -- who seek to misrepresent the faith of Islam as a fundamentalist, fascist ideology to spread hate and division.
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The misperceptions here are likely compounded by Twitter, which has an outsize role in shaping how both media and political elites perceive politics but misrepresent the electorate.
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In one sense, this is a story about the exploitative possibilities of online matchmaking: the opportunities to flagrantly misrepresent oneself, the ease of trawling for specific targets.
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"There's a danger that someone will change their name and try to misrepresent themselves," said Ed Clere, the Republican Indiana state representative who sponsored the ban there.
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If the public wasn't interested in these flashy "milestones" that are so easy to misrepresent as steps toward superhuman general AI, researchers would be doing something else.
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These are tender issues, often calling into question the way statistics may misrepresent, distort, or tell an incomplete and ahistorical story of black women's health and agency.
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"The science doesn't exist in some isolated, untouched world," Wisner said, adding that evidence of Monsanto's alleged attempts to manipulate, misrepresent and intimidate scientists has to be included.
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In the wake of his comments last week, media organizations continued to misrepresent Trump's comments long after watchdogs called them out on social media for misinterpreting the remarks.
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" Stories like this one, he says, misrepresent such parties by focusing on the "negative aspects that you could find at almost any party, even at fully legal clubs.
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He admits as much when he acknowledges that President Trump, "this particular person," was a proven liar and might misrepresent their exchange and hang him out to dry.
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Suggestions to the contrary clearly misrepresent the facts and can only be intended to further personal or political agendas as to which Novartis should not be a part.
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His arguments, they say, oversimplify the legislative process, misrepresent the true effects of some laws and ignore the ways in which big business has benefited workers and consumers.
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Cambridge didn't comment for this story, but has rejected Channel 25's reporting as edited and scripted to grossly misrepresent the nature of the conversations that took place.
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Some of the highest-profile entries in that barrage of brief attention, notably coverage in The Chicago Tribune and in The New York Times, massively misrepresent the study findings.
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From 1996 to 2016, the company was under a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission that prohibited it from using testimonials that misrepresent the typical results of its patients.
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Specifically, DARPA's Media Forensics program is developing tools capable of identifying when videos and photos have been meaningfully altered from their original state in order to misrepresent their content.
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"Some things that I read are more hawkish than others and do misrepresent the situation in a way that makes it feel as if war is imminent," he says.
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A Republican congressman from Texas, Louis Gohmert, used a TV appearance to slander President Obama, and misrepresent the positions taken by the (admittedly amorphous) Black Lives Matter protest movement.
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In each of these cases, the people behind this activity coordinated with one another and used fake accounts to misrepresent themselves, and that was the basis for our action.
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This mashup of the real and the fictional has resulted in what people are calling problematic portrayals that misrepresent, disrespect, and perpetuate stereotypes about the traditions of Native Americans.
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"Alleged statements made by Mr. Landry seriously misrepresent his relationship, and that of the T.M. Landry School, with the Harvard College admissions office," said Rachael Dane, a Harvard spokeswoman.
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Asked about ads that misrepresent a candidate's position on an issue by providing some accurate facts but leaving out others, surveyed Americans had a more of a mixed response.
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It is unfortunate that those who seek to polarize and divide have intentionally tried to misrepresent my position on this issue to cause unnecessary fear for students and families.
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Another room looks like a gym, but its mirrors distort the visitor's reflection, a comment on the "gym selfie" subgenre, and on the ways that self-representation often misrepresent.
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Motherboard obtained nearly 100 pages of emails between the FAA and federal, state, and local officials, detailing their attempts to misrepresent demonstrators as violent criminals to obtain extended flight restrictions.
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Jurors found that Trudeau violated a 2004 consent order with the Federal Trade Commission that said he could not misrepresent the content of books in infomercials in which he starred.
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He's accused the media of writing stories that misrepresent what's going on inside the company, one time going so far as to shout "shame" on them during a conference call.
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"While we encourage our users to have respectful conversations about the subjects that matter to them, we remove deliberate attempts to misrepresent authoritative sources of news," a TikTok official said.
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As a result, the museum believes that the image breaches the competition rules, which state that 'entries must not deceive the viewer or attempt to misrepresent the reality of nature.
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Rashida Tlaib says thinking of the Holocaust provides her a 'calming feeling'" The other side: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi: "Republicans' desperate attempts to smear [Tlaib] & misrepresent her comments are outrageous.
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Qatar said the remarks, published late on Tuesday, were fake and that the news agency that ran them had been hacked in an apparent attempt to misrepresent Sheikh Tamim's views.
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"It is prohibited to misrepresent, defame, profane or deny the deeds and spirits of heroes and martyrs, or to praise or beautify invasions," according to Xinhua's summary of the law.
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Whether it is the president or the press, however, it does a disservice to citizens and noncitizens alike to exaggerate or misrepresent the law on illegal entry into this country.
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"Only a demented n' truly pathetic individual would twist that around n' use a tragedy to once again misrepresent facts for attempted public/political gain at other's expense," he continued.
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"In these cases, the people behind this activity coordinated with one another and used fake accounts to misrepresent themselves, and that was the basis for our action," the company wrote.
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Reading reviews is the best way to learn about the quality of a rental and the best way to weed out the bad eggs who misrepresent their properties, or worse.
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HR might simply ask employees to fill out a survey on how they get work done — though there's always the risk that people will misrepresent or misremember their actual experience.
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The gaps between data points are not interpolated so as to not misrepresent the data, which makes it look like the sail is jumping around more than it actually is.
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"The people behind this activity coordinated with one another and used fake accounts to misrepresent themselves, and that was the basis for our action," Mr. Gleicher said of the shutdowns.
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He told employees of that center to misrepresent themselves as employees of the prescribing office in order to obtain prior authorization of payment from insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers.
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We don't see Republicans pushing punitive measures that would deny small business administration loans to the great majority of honest small businesses, because of the few that misrepresent their finances.
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He did not imagine that one day the President of the United States would use it to mock beauty queens, misrepresent his electoral victory, and offend international allies and foes alike.
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CNN's Trump supporters derail segments critical of the president, misrepresent Trump's positions to avoid tough questions, and peddle false and misleading information on national TV while being paid by the network.
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"[I was under] self-imposed pressure because so many people love this character and I don't want to do a disservice to her and misrepresent it in some way," she said.
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Facebook signaled to publishers this month that those ads could fall under the new disclosure rules, drawing protests from publishing groups that said the labels would misrepresent journalism as paid propaganda.
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Headlines: A conservative group backing a Virginia gubernatorial candidate altered the headline of a local newspaper to misrepresent the truth about an opposing candidate's position, causing the post to go viral.
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The guy who definitely pays attention during briefings and would never, ever lie or misrepresent things to the public claims to know jack shit about UFOs, so that should settle it!
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The complaint says there was a coordinated effort within the CDC to misrepresent data given to Congress so that it appeared the program was involving more women than it actually was.
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"Moving forward, we will restrict ad serving on pages that misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information about the publisher, the publisher's content, or the primary purpose of the web property," she said.
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Both companies said they strongly disagree with CFTC's statement, which "blatantly violate and misrepresent the terms and spirit of the consent order", and will be seeking immediate relief from the court.
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People sometimes misrepresent their pets as service animals to avoid paying an extra fee at certain apartment complexes or in order to bring a pet to a hotel without paying more.
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But—and there is a but—if 2015 taught us anything, it's that these things are not enough and can, in certain cases, even misrepresent the true experiences of LGBT people.
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"In each of these cases, the people behind this activity coordinated with one another and used fake accounts to misrepresent themselves, and that was the basis of our action," Gleicher said.
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She also points out that the real problem was not opioid abuse, the way the attention-grabbing headlines almost always misrepresent it, but rather the combined use of opioids with other sedatives.
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Questioning the justification for the DNA program is necessary, especially when the administration has the propensity to distort or misrepresent statistics, lodge claims about the border without clear evidence, and even lie.
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McQueen's pedigree means that the planned movie wasn't likely to be a pure puff piece anyway, but Shakur's family also say they don't want to misrepresent the rapper, who died at 25.
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They find a grain of truth in a scientific article, then misrepresent the findings through quasi-legitimate outlets, Facebook pages and Twitter accounts that are in turn amplified by social media automation.
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"In this case, the people behind this activity coordinated with one another and used fake accounts to misrepresent themselves, and that was the basis for our action," Gleicher wrote in the post.
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Sessions's comments are troublesome not because they misrepresent the Bible or constitute a needlessly religious justification for a secular policy, but because they echo some of the darkest chapters in American history.
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He said he'd carefully documented his interactions with Trump because he worried Trump would misrepresent them, and accused the administration of spreading "lies, plain and simple" about the reasons for his firing.
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Right now, broadband providers tell the FCC where they could provide service rather than where service already exists, which critics have said allows them to misrepresent the amount of people with access.
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"Moving forward, we will restrict ad serving on pages that misrepresent, misstate or conceal information about the publisher, the publisher's content or the primary purpose of the web property," Ms. Faville said.
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"The Trump campaign and Administration's efforts to deny, conceal and, when discovered, misrepresent what took place in these interactions with the Russians is powerful evidence of a consciousness of wrongdoing," he added.
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Just as it's variously illegal to pretend you're someone you're not, to steal someone's ID, to pretend you're a cop, and so on, it would be illegal to nefariously misrepresent someone digitally.
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Cambridge Analytica has issued a statement claiming that Channel 4's undercover report on the firm's shady campaign tactics was "edited and scripted to grossly misrepresent" the nature of the recorded conversations.
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In a scenario where a significant number of people with disabilities don't respond to the census, the data generated from the information gathering process will misrepresent how wide the actual number spans.
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If you don't use a strategic approach when reaching out to journalists, you'll get few responses, fewer meetings, and articles that either misrepresent you, shortchange you, or blow up in your face.
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According to the new indictment, the officers at the scene immediately colluded to misrepresent the shooting and to keep the video from being made public and to protect one another from suspicion.
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The claims so misrepresent the historical record, however, that we believe them only to be part of a long anti-Semitic tradition that presents Jews as negative central actors in human history.
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But in at least one way, the debacle is not all that unusual: Presidents have always found ways to misrepresent their health, and their medical reports have long been divorced from reality.
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Advocates say police often misrepresent the gender of victims in reports and often presume the transgender victims or witnesses are the perpetrators when they arrive at the scene, creating a climate of mistrust.
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Aside from injecting a contentious element into one of the few events that brings Americans together, the problem with both commercials is that they misrepresent the stories they are supposed to be telling.
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"In each of these cases, the people behind this activity coordinated with one another and used fake accounts to misrepresent themselves," Nathaniel Gleicher, Head of Cybersecurity Policy, said in emailed comments to Reuters.
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Like his great forebear Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Nietzsche was sensitive to the fact that progress and regress can coexist, and he worried that it is all too easy to misrepresent conformity as freedom.
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Sean Sabatini, a 57-year-old shop steward at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas and member of the Culinary union, told CNN that he has not seen Sanders' staffers misrepresent themselves inside Caesars.
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If we're too weak to withstand sexual incivility, if we're too pure to ever misrepresent or misconceive past encounters, then we're not fit to exercise equal rights at the expense of special protections.
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He said he wanted to "open a dialogue" with the families because it was essential for the nation to come together rather than "letting the MSM misrepresent things," referring to the mainstream media.
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I should also say I don't agree, and I think these arguments misrepresent his point of view; I also find his arguments in favor of maintaining vigilance against restrictions on individual freedom compelling.
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Given the situation, it's hard to imagine a serious conversation about guns as long as politicians in thrall to the gun lobby choose to misrepresent what supporters of gun safety laws are actually saying.
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"Moving forward, we will restrict ad serving on pages that misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information about the publisher, the publisher's content, or the primary purpose of the web property," a Google spokesperson told Reuters.
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Plaintiff lawyers called Chhabria's decision to exclude similar evidence from the first phase of Hardeman's case "unfair," saying their scientific evidence was inextricably linked to Monsanto's alleged attempts to manipulate, misrepresent and intimidate scientists.
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"Moving forward, we will restrict ad serving on pages that misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information about the publisher, the publisher's content, or the primary purpose of the web property," Google said in a statement.
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There, US authorities want her to face federal charges related to what they claim was a scheme by Huawei to misrepresent itself to British bank HSBC in order to circumvent US sanctions on Iran.
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The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a left-of-center group, said the FGA reports "misrepresent or omit data" and that people were leaving SNAP on their own, thanks to an improving economy.
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The grand jury said Avenatti "would misrepresent, conceal, and falsely describe to the clients the true terms of" the more than $12 million in settlements that he had obtained for them in their civil cases.
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However, a lot of shows misrepresent the realities of day-to-day jobs and situations, and they know they can get away with cutting corners since most of us are just here for the drama.
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Transgender advocates have argued that lawmakers who oppose extending certain rights and protections to transgender people misrepresent them as a public menace and use fear to roll back laws protecting the trans community from discrimination.
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And again, while Comey injected himself into partisan politics in the most grossly inappropriate manner, Trump continued to misrepresent the facts of the case and use Comey and the FBI as a weapon against Clinton.
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Jon Kyl to replace McCain in Senate Arizona governor faces pressure over McCain replacement MORE (R-Az.) has joined a group of lawmakers expressing concerns that China is continuing to misrepresent its behavior in cyberspace.
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Jon Kyl to replace McCain in Senate Arizona governor faces pressure over McCain replacement MORE (R-Ariz.) has joined a group of lawmakers expressing concerns that China is continuing to misrepresent its behavior in cyberspace.
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State Street used false trading statements, pre-trade estimates, and post-trade reports to misrepresent its compensation on various transactions, especially purchases and sales of bonds and other securities that trade outside large transparent markets.
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The original deal, though unwise, was morally O.K. If, at the time, you viewed the money as a nonreimbursable investment, you should have let him know, and refused to misrepresent the situation as a loan.
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The silence continued even after the FTC and Uber settled the investigation with terms requiring the company not to "misrepresent in any manner, expressly or by implication," how the firm "monitors" or "protects" personal information.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the US did not misrepresent or fabricate details about a meeting he held Wednesday with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, as tensions escalate between the NATO allies.
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To misrepresent the Secret Service's charge of providing physical security as somehow including responsibility for researching the background of attendees of a campaign meeting -- or screening of the kind the intelligence community would provide -- creates confusion.
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Linda Carter, the former dean of the Cheyenne campus in Wyoming, for example, resigned in 2012, saying she was pressured to misrepresent information to school accreditation panels and was disturbed about what she called misleading advertising.
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And, perhaps most important, the principal fraud that Mr. Trump and most Republicans assail, and the only one that voter identification laws address — voters who intentionally misrepresent themselves at polling places — is exceedingly rare, experts say.
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Wednesday's settlement marks the latest in a long-running series of enforcement actions taken by regulators against major financial institutions that worked to deliberately misrepresent key benchmark rates for financial markets to protect in-house profits.
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The company already had policies in place that prohibit things like online scams, publishing ads with text that misrepresent products, and Facebook had already been proactive in enforcing against landing pages that do not represent an ad.
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Surrounded by a group of my multicultural friends, ill at ease with my body and sense of self, I continued to playfully walk like a "zombie" and misrepresent a religion I actually knew little to nothing about.
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Studies of over-the-counter fish oil supplements have found that many of them misrepresent the amount of EPA and DHA they contain, especially relative to each other, or omit details about additional filler ingredients they use.
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O'Keefe and Giles secretly videoed ACORN workers in the District, Brooklyn and Baltimore as they coached the secret filmmakers on how to evade taxes and misrepresent the nature of their business enterprise to get into a home.
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I would never allow students to cite a book by the amateur Christian historian David Barton or the anti-vaccination activist Jenny McCarthy as reliable scholarly sources — not because of their politics, but because they misrepresent evidence.
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I would never allow students to cite a book by the amateur Christian historian David Barton or the anti-vaccination activist Jenny McCarthy as reliable scholarly sources — not because of their politics, but because they misrepresent evidence.
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While we've seen "shallowfakes," or videos crudely edited to misrepresent the subject matter, like the slowed-down video of Nancy Pelosi made to look incoherent, there's been no convincing use of deepfakes for manipulation in US politics.
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Where the gentile-seeking-Jew situation becomes troubling is in the cloak-and-dagger courting on Jewish dating sites in which people feel the need to misrepresent themselves (or #FakeJews, as one Reddit user described it to me).
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"While we believe the BuzzFeed story did misrepresent our brand, it also gave us new perspective on these issues, and led us to look carefully at how we can do more," said Melanie Hansen, the company's general counsel.
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But our financial lives would be so much easier — and way fewer people would be tempted to misrepresent themselves in pursuit of savings — if companies could simply offer the best deal to every customer all of the time.
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Thomas Struble of R Street, a policy research non-profit, says the settlement required Facebook not to misrepresent either how much information third parties can get hold of, or how it verifies the privacy practices of those parties.
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Then the law was changed in 1969, but questions emerged about whether Nixon had backdated the date of his donation in order to pay less in taxes and misrepresent that he'd donated them before the law was changed.
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"Moving forward, we will restrict ad serving on pages that misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information about the publisher, the publisher's content, or the primary purpose of the web property," a Google spokesperson said in a statement to Reuters.
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Bloomberg first reported that the ministry's mining secretary Alexandre Vidigal de Oliveira said in an interview that he had requested an investigation be opened into whether Vale had colluded with auditors to misrepresent the safety of the dam.
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In response to that report on Monday, Cambridge Analytica said the report had been "edited and scripted" to misrepresent the nature of the conversations, and Nix denied in a statement that the company engages in entrapment or bribery.
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Mr. McCoy's lawyer, Gabriel P. Harvis, said that his client was worried about the prospect of facing years in prison and that he was troubled by the willingness of the detectives to misrepresent the circumstances of his arrest.
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She will sentence Devin Sloane, an executive who admitted to paying Singer and an alleged accomplice $250,000 to misrepresent his son as a talented water polo player to enroll him into the University of Southern California, on Tuesday.
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The lawsuit said that despite having repeatedly been told they have no authority to use her name, the Fenty trademark or speak on Rihanna's behalf, Ronald Fenty and his business partners had continued to misrepresent an affiliation with her.
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Absent a detailed historical record and corroborating witnesses, the president&aposs interlocutor could potentially leave the meeting and misrepresent what transpired, creating a he-said-he-said showdown that could turn into a major headache for the U.S. leader.
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Prompted by the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the agency has been investigating Facebook for violating that 2011 consent decree, which required it, among other things, to not misrepresent its handling of user information and to create a comprehensive privacy program.
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"Moving forward, we will restrict ad serving on pages that misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information about the publisher, the publisher's content, or the primary purpose of the web property," a Google spokesperson said in a statement given to Reuters.
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In 1973, the Department of Justice filed a federal suit against Trump and Fred Trump, his father, and fellow real estate developer, for "misrepresent[ing] to Blacks that apartments were not available," breaking the Fair Housing Act of 1968.
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And therein lies one of the inherent tensions with a for-profit meditation company: In the rush to expand a business, it's easy to misrepresent, oversell or exaggerate the benefits of a product, especially something as mercurial as mindfulness.
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"In the meeting, [the committee] noted a number of concerns, including factual errors, and both textual and pictorial depictions of the CIA's use of torture that sanitize and misrepresent the abuse that detainees faced," Cohen said in a statement.
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"We need to do our own due diligence, we need to make sure we are getting good intelligence, and we need to make sure the administration doesn't misrepresent to the country what foreign actors are doing," Mr. Schiff said.
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Prompted by the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the agency has been investigating Facebook for violating that 2011 consent decree, which required it, among other things, to not misrepresent its handling of user information and to create a comprehensive privacy program.
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As a sign of how closely guarded a secret this was for LG, the company went to the extent of having its test V30 devices deliberately misrepresent the aperture of their shots, showing the slightly higher value of f/1.7.
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Political institutions make it hard to be trusted: Earlier this month, a conservative group backing a Virginia gubernatorial candidate altered the headline of a local newspaper to misrepresent the truth about an opposing candidate's position, causing the post to go viral.
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The Senate approved it one month later, with the added provision that drivers must also display their license plate numbers in the front of their vehicles, and those who misrepresent themselves as ride-share drivers will be fined or imprisoned.
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A core tenet of arguments made by both conservatives and the alt-right against progressive politics is that the mainstream media and "politically correct" liberals routinely misrepresent or try to suppress more conservative beliefs at the expense of free speech.
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In addition, Klapper agreed to misrepresent her son as African American and of Hispanic/Latino origin on his college applications in an apparent attempt to claim minority status and further improve his odds of admission, according to prosecutor's sentencing memo.
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He also shared evidence that "fun" candy-flavored e-cigarettes attract kids, just as flavored cigarettes did, and that, because labels often misrepresent nicotine levels in the devices, even kids who think they're vaping only flavors could be inhaling nicotine.
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The former FBI chief warned in remarkable testimony that from the first time he met Trump he was worried that the President would misrepresent their conversations -- prompting him to write down everything that took place in meetings he found deeply uncomfortable.
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That extra penalty is waived after two years so long as Uber abides by the terms of the settlement, which say Uber may only operate at airports where it has successfully received permission and cannot misrepresent fees it adds to fares.
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Cindy Laporta testified before a jury that she was told by Manafort's former business associate, Richard Gates, that Manafort couldn't afford to pay his taxes in 2015, telling her that she should instead misrepresent Manafort's income, The Washington Post Reported.
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In a damning report published in 2014 in the Denver Posts' marijuana news website The Cannabist, a study of several marijuana-infused edibles showed that companies across the board misrepresent, most-likely unintentionally, the concentration of THC in their products.
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Complicating matters, state legislators, the attorney general and the clerk of Harris County — with more than 4.5 million people, easily the state's largest — then suggested that voters who misrepresent their ability to get an ID could be prosecuted for perjury.
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"You guys continue to misunderstand and misrepresent the comments that I'm making," Sanders complained to reporters, before offering a remarkably orthodox Washington explanation of the actions of a president who is usually prides himself on rejecting the tropes of establishment politics.
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And as President George W. Bush's press secretary during the run-up to the Iraq War, he participated in a large effort to exaggerate and misrepresent what the intelligence community believed about weapons of mass destruction and Iraq's (negligible) links to al-Qaeda.
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"Allowing modification of link headlines and images when sharing posts has provided a potential vehicle for malicious users to misrepresent underlying link content, and hence Facebook is removing the capability," a member of the Facebook marketing partner team told the Social News Desk.
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Clinton, said that in some ways, the fact that Mr. Sanders was feeling "compelled to misrepresent his record" was a positive sign that gun regulation was now a winning issue, and one in which it was "no longer politically expedient to pander" on.
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Yet there's a headlong temerity to Mr. Johnson's style that places the dippy thrill of moviemaking front and center, revealing a director (and a character) so high on his power to misrepresent reality that a future in politics seems all but assured.
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In addition, the (often untrained) people administering ultrasounds at these centers may misrepresent gestational stage, either leading women to believe they have more time to obtain abortion care than they do or falsely suggesting they are too far along to access care.
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Democrats, as well as never-Trump Republicans and independents can only hope either that recent surveys misrepresent public opinion, that Mrs Clinton's superior campaign infrastructure will enable her to outperform them or that the polls will eventually swing back in her direction.
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In an age where police officers are seemingly held accountable only by the victims of their wrongdoings, the internet can be a powerful tool for protest, but it can also fatally misrepresent the fissures between law enforcement and the people they serve.
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Google said it is working on a policy change to prevent websites that misrepresent content from using its AdSense advertising network, while Facebook updated its advertising policies to spell out that its ban on deceptive and misleading content applies to fake news.
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Instead, the Post ended up reporting on ... CW: On him, and basically showing how he has this network of people who, you know, misrepresent themselves, either as romantic interests or as people trying to get their kids jobs or something like that.
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Kelly defiantly tried to explain the Porter situation during a briefing with reporters earlier this month, but instead he continued to misrepresent his handling of the controversy and mostly defended his own conduct by insisting that he never considered resigning over issue.
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British authorities filed criminal charges in June against the bank and several former executives, accusing them of conspiring to misrepresent arrangements made with the Persian Gulf nation of Qatar in 2008, as the bank raised capital to help it weather the financial crisis.
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Through his installations, Mr. Attia (who won the Prix Marcel Duchamp, France's most prestigious art award, in 2016) critiques Western museums' approach to African heritage — their tendency to undervalue, misread and misrepresent its treasures, and to view it, still, through colonial eyes.
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Specifically, Secretary of Education Betsy Devos might end two key regulations: borrower defense repayment, which enabled student loan forgiveness if colleges misrepresent their programs, and gainful employment, which forced colleges to provide students with an education that allowed them to pay off their debt.
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Voicing the widespread concern in Siena that the parade might misrepresent, or even underrepresent, the Tuscan medieval horse race, the Palio organizers had requested a six-minute show time, and the participation of at least two standard-bearers and a drummer from each district.
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We've been discussing the evils of Photoshop for decades, and airbrushing before that, because of their negative effect on body image, with the general, agreed-upon takeaway being that yes, it is bad to narrow already-thin models' waists or misrepresent their skin tones.
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Arguing prosecutors had sought to misrepresent him by taking his words out of context, Karadzic said that when he had spoken in 1992 of Bosnian Muslims finding themselves on a "highway to hell" he had not intended this as a threat as they implied.
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Here are a few recent examples of sophisticated fake news techniques: Altered Facebook headlines: A conservative group backing a Virginia gubernatorial candidate altered the headline of a local newspaper to misrepresent the truth about an opposing candidate's position, causing the post to go viral.
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Per the company's newly updated guidelines, content that will be displayed on Google News must abide by the following: Sites included in Google News must not misrepresent, misstate, or conceal information about their ownership or primary purpose, or engage in coordinated activity to mislead users.
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Here he is, for instance, writing about how the president's complete disregard for the truth acted as a perverse source of strength: Politicians and businesspeople dissemble and misrepresent and spin and prevaricate and mask the truth, but they prefer to avoid out-and-out lying.
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With each sentence, I was striving not to give credence to racist ideas, not to misrepresent the science that exists and not to overrepresent how much science actually does exist — while trying also to write in a way that a nonscientist, like N., could understand.
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A law passed in Utah this year makes it a misdemeanor to lie about a pet being an emotional support animal, or E.S.A., expanding a law already on the books that made it a crime to misrepresent a pet as a Seeing Eye dog.
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LONDON — A group of former Barclays executives appeared in a London court on Monday to answer charges that they conspired to misrepresent arrangements made with the Persian Gulf nation of Qatar in 2008, as the bank raised capital to help it weather the financial crisis.
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When it was passed in 1978 and last amended in 2010, the FDCPA laid out a number of rules that collectors must follow to legally seek to recover debt, notably that they cannot misrepresent the amount a debtor owes or use other false or deceptive representations.
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Over and above reinforcing consumer protections that were included in the House version, the Senate's companion bill further protects consumers by fighting off "meeting pirates," which are third-party companies that misrepresent themselves as the official lodging provider for a given conference, convention or trade show.
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Greg GianforteGregory Richard GianforteHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 2020 House GOP fears retirement wave will lead to tsunami Trump declares Gorka 'wins big' after clash with reporters in Rose Garden MORE (R-Mont.) if the lawmaker continues to misrepresent his assault of the journalist.
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But, we're first gonna talk a little bit about the book, and then I do wanna get into that because it goes to the heart of what your book is about in a lot of ways, how we misunderstand and misrepresent people online, and how that happens.
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"Oversimplification" grew out of his time as a fine arts graduate student at New York University, and to say that it broke the rules of conventional narrative filmmaking would misrepresent the facts, and the movie's charm, by implying such rules were acknowledged in the first place.
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The case, brought by three UNC law students, two UNC undergrad students and a faculty member, argued that the university system's board and the Confederate descendants' organization worked together to "misrepresent issues critical to the court's jurisdiction" and that intervention in the case would provide necessary opposition.
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That some artists, forced to speak a language they don't fully understand, will often undercut, misrepresent, or overburden work that would have been better left to stand on its own, and, conversely, that other work has no leg to stand on without the crutch of discourse.
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However, in my experience, an FBI agent's best friend in these circumstances is 18 USC 1001, which makes it a crime — even if you are not under oath — to knowingly misrepresent a material fact in any matter within the jurisdiction of the government of the United States.
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For starters, the various forces rooting for Trump to banish Bannon from his inner circle tend to misrepresent the intimacy and duration of their relationship, as if it dates back only to last August, when Bannon ascended to the role of chief executive officer for the Trump campaign.
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In the agreement, which Facebook signed to end an investigation into privacy breaches, the company promised not to misrepresent the extent to which it maintains the privacy or security of personal information, and it said it would obtain users' affirmative consent before sharing personal information with any third party.
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"Kesha's attempt to bolster her false claims of purported 'abuse' with three emails falls so flat that it demonstrates how far she will go to purposefully misrepresent the truth," Luke's lawyer writes in the filing, in which he asks the judge to deny Kesha's motion to amend her latest counterclaims.
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Venmo is no longer allowed to misrepresent any material restrictions on the use of its service, the federal agency said in a statement, and has also been ordered to obtain a third-party evaluations every other year for the next ten year to ensure it's in compliance with the rules.
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Specifically, reclassifying cannabis from I to II (or even to Schedule III) continues to misrepresent the plant's safety relative to other controlled substances such as methamphetamine (Schedule II), anabolic steroids (Schedule III) or alcohol (unscheduled), and fails to provide states with the ability to regulate it free from federal interference.
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Testimony from former Libre customers Credit: Youtube/Libre by NexusAccording to a class action lawsuit filed in June, Libre compels immigrants to sign "English-language rental agreements with only selective Spanish-language disclosures" which the suit alleges is intended to purposely misrepresent what, exactly, customers are purchasing from the company.
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"While political opponents of Hillary Clinton are sure to misrepresent this report for their own partisan purposes, in reality, the Inspector General documents just how consistent her email practices were with those of other Secretaries and senior officials at the State Department who also used personal email," spokesman Brian Fallon said.
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Why would a seemingly respectable, semiretired lion of the Washington establishment undermine the institutions he is sworn to uphold, incinerate his own reputation, and appear to willfully misrepresent the reports of special prosecutors and inspectors general, all to defend one of the most lawless and corrupt presidents in American history?
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Only a demented n' truly pathetic individual would twist that around n' use a tragedy to once again misrepresent facts for attempted public/political gain at other's expense Trump blamed "massive, deadly and costly forest fires" in California on "gross mismanagement" of the state's forests and threatened on Twitter to withdraw federal funding.
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How to turn off endorsements on your LinkedIn profile pageIf you ever find yourself getting too many endorsements from people you would rather not have recommending you, or if people are endorsing you for skills you feel misrepresent you, you can turn off endorsements for as long as you would like.1.
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Many of Mr. Netanyahu's accusations and those of his supporters misrepresent the history of Israeli-American relations, malign Mr. Obama and his secretary of state, John Kerry, and confuse what should be a serious debate over the future of a negotiated peace between Israelis and Palestinians, which seems further away every day.
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"While political opponents of Hillary Clinton are sure to misrepresent this report for their own partisan purposes, in reality, the Inspector General documents just how consistent her email practices were with those of other Secretaries and senior officials at the State Department who also used personal email," campaign spokesman Brian Fallon said in a statement.
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And Khosla made an interesting argument: He said that he did not think that there was as much harassment or sexual misconduct in the venture capital industry as there is in other industries — he thinks the more well-publicized incidents in Silicon Valley sort of misrepresent what he described as a fairly hospitable place for women.
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"The last thing I want is for what I wear to misrepresent what I think" she sighed, before we launched into a series of questions that she could use to justify her wearing the qipao, or her students' potential offense: What if a Japanese woman wears a qipao, considering the cruel history of Japanese imperialism and brutality in China?
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"While political opponents of Hillary Clinton are sure to misrepresent this report for their own partisan purposes, in reality, the inspector general documents just how consistent her email practices were with those of other Secretaries and senior officials at the State Department who also used personal email," Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon said in a statement.
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Fact Check of the Day President Trump said he had single-handedly raised "vast amounts of money" for NATO while at the military alliance's headquarters last week, a visit he described as "great." what was said the facts Mr. Trump's claims misrepresent how the alliance of 29 nations works, and exaggerate his role in their military spending.
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What's being questioned is the concentration of cultural capital, and how members of the dominant class, who tend to receive more resources and broader access to the public, are rewarded for telling "difficult" stories — like those dealing with the subjugation and suffering of minorities and the poor — even when they misrepresent the people they're claiming to speak for.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," he said.
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" The chairmen write that they also want to know whether the President "or any person(s) acting at his behest or with his knowledge sought to conceal, obscure, or otherwise misrepresent the substance of those communications to other federal officials, departments, or agencies, and/or to shield President Trump from scrutiny by Congress or law enforcement.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," an Amazon spokesperson told Motherboard.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," said the spokesperson.
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If you have no idea about the history of racist stereotypes, and how they have been deployed to misrepresent and oppress, then I guess it's possible to convince yourself that all you need to do to make sure your race-related product choices aren't horribly offensive is to randomly shuffle the order you present your "ethnicity filters" and badge them all with an identical, globe-shaped icon.
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A former accountant for former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE testified Friday that she helped falsify tax records on his behalf in order to misrepresent $900,000 in personal income as a business loan.
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Barely a year into President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's term, there have already been 111 attempts by the federal government to censor, misrepresent, or stifle science.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," an Amazon spokesperson said in a statement.
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"While all employees are welcome to engage constructively with any of the many teams inside Amazon that work on sustainability and other topics, we do enforce our external communications policy and will not allow employees to publicly disparage or misrepresent the company or the hard work of their colleagues who are developing solutions to these hard problems," Amazon spokesperson Jaci Anderson told CNBC in a statement.
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" Robert Gates: I question Hillary Clinton's judgment on email server In a statement following the report's release, Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon, wrote that "While political opponents of Hillary Clinton are sure to misrepresent this report for their own partisan purposes, in reality, the Inspector General documents just how consistent her email practices were with those of other Secretaries and senior officials at the State Department who also used personal email.
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What we hope to do in the hearing is bring that out because what Bill Barr did as essentially the agent of the president was misrepresent what was in the Mueller report and delay the release of the Mueller report as long as he could so that he would have a month and the president would have a month using his bully pulpit to mislead the country into thinking the report says no collusion, no obstruction.
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The leading intellectuals of today are hucksters and opportunists who, far from being honest, misrepresent their own credentials — sometimes by calling themselves "philosophers," without being philosophers; or by trading on novels they have written, without ever having written a good one; or by saluting the grandeur of the French past, as if they had a right to do so, when, in reality, their own heritage might be that of a Jewish immigrant from Poland or North Africa.
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The other problem is that it's trying to misrepresent the legal status of hosting providers in the EU. Because at the moment, if a user uploads something to a platform it's primarily the user who is responsible for it, so they are the ones who have to check whether the content they are uploading is legal and so on — and this make sense because otherwise it wouldn't be possible to run a platform that has a lot of user-uploaded content.
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Read more about the leaked Facebook documents: Facebook documents show Mark Zuckerberg presided over a list of competitors and restricted their access to data Internal emails show Mark Zuckerberg saying what's good for the world is not necessarily what's good for Facebook Emails show Mark Zuckerberg personally approved Facebook's decision to cut off Vine's access to data Mark Zuckerberg defends the leaked Facebook documents he never wanted the world to see: The scrutiny is 'healthy,' but don't 'misrepresent our actions or motives' Facebook considered charging companies for access to user data, according to explosive internal documents — now Mark Zuckerberg says it was because of Apple's restrictions on iPhone apps
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