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• You continue to use what is in fact a misleading description.
• Kessler said the recent publicity surrounding Group A strep is misleading.
• Once again, Gingrich was talking nonsense, deliberately misleading voters.
• In that case, the exhibition title is a little misleading.
• Thus, the new low-age estimates may be misleading.
• A spokesman for Proposition 187 proponents said the ad is misleading.
• Branding these approaches short-and long-term is misleading.
• But prosecutors at the time indicated that the assertion was misleading.
• Misleading statements by candidates for high position simply cannot be condoned.
• Again, the laboratory notebooks show that this account was misleading.
• The new proposal bars false or misleading statements to induce payment.
• Actually, the now-discontinued label could be considered misleading.
• "Not to be misleading, " he cautioned.
• His misleading statements led us in February to oppose his candidacy.
• Not because of the heat in the court or misleading statements.
• The really significant stuff sounds truly boring and even superficially misleading.
• Mike Shanahan knows both poles, as misleading as they are.
• Maloney is confident that his team's record is misleading.
• GORDON : What distinguishes a good poll from a misleading one?
• Based on the billing sheets, I find that statement misleading,