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Appearance is often misleading, so judge not by appearance.

The ruling Grand National Party is now debating whether to make it a crime to post inaccurate or misleading information on the internet.

Again the network language has a great arbitrariness sentence word-formation, easy to misleading don't even understand.

"The crisis is global, " he said. "The so-called decoupling theory is totally misleading. "

Leading theologians accused the BBC of "misleading" the public and said it was ignoring the Biblical account of the crucifixion.

Focusing on any one of those things, to the exclusion of the others, can be a misleading guide to a market's potential.

GE dismissed the accusation that it had not paid any US tax in 2010 as "particularly distorted and misleading" .

Misleading someone in love is an unforgivable crime; as, if it is found out, it can lead to distrust, misgivings and a broken relationship.

"Saying growth will be lower but comparing this with growth that was unsustainable is a bit misleading, " he said.

The title change was Arthur's idea initially, because he felt that the British title gave a misleading idea of the subject matter.

Many researchers define irregular settlements as those that develop outside of the law. But such a notion can be misleading .

And if I cannot make clear all the mystery of this design, whatever else I may try to show is sure to prove misleading at every step.

The name is a bit misleading, but originally FVWM was a fork of the original TWM window manager and made as a feeble replacement.

If TI had the courage to ditch its score-card, or at least publish it in a less misleading form, its other work might fare better.

Murphy, in response, says "it would be difficult to render a more misleading account of Hoover's policies without actually lying. "

It is nice to see someone dressing differently. I just think, from far away, that flesh-colored underdress could be a little misleading.

"It's a bit of a [misleading] number because the dollars don't exist, " said one person familiar with the situation.

The mistranslation is often misleading tourists, of course, not to mention also spread Chinese culture.

As with many trade deals announced around a state visit, it seems the headline number might be a little misleading.

Knave: The warrior is ready to intervene; the young woman clutches his shoulders. Pleasant surprise, if the initiative is not misleading.

At this point, I'd normally show you how to use the DOM or at least give you a few code examples, but even that would be misleading.

In other words, the term "caveman" is a bit misleading, since our stone age ancestors did not set up permanent homes in caves.

The other drawback in the virtual world is that the processor busy rate can be misleading about how much capacity is left.

I'd like to say that this is the best of all timer classes, but that would be misleading.

It would be misleading to say that the candidates have risen to this new challenge.

However, the "only text" restriction is quite misleading. The text can be of many different types.

BRENNAN: "If he does not know than he is negligent. If he does know, then he is intentionally misleading Congress and the American public. "

These pros and cons reflect only the way things seem to you at the time, and that may be misleading.

Mr. Walberg said the ad was misleading and that he considered American products superior to Chinese ones.

They give a correct picture of the rise of economic welfare, but a misleading one of expenditures around the world.

But in fact, this metaphor of decline is often very misleading.

But the firm said the Guardian's reporting on the issue had been "highly misleading" .

If ever there was a misleading forecast about the year 2000, it was that.

Frequency response, in general, can be a misleading piece of information without the amount of upper and lower limit deviation expressed.

Bergen makes it clear that she was at best misleading about the actions of the administration.

But it might be misleading to think China is suddenly responding to international pressure.

Ecclestone's Formula One Administration (FOA) replied with its own statement to correct FOTA's "inaccurate and misleading statements" .

Unless the starting assumptions are appropriate, the need for pension and annuity players to hedge is misleading, he said.

If it finds any falsehoods, misleading statements or major omissions in such documents, it may not carry out the sales activities.

He might fool some people for a little while through misleading advertising.

Even experts have trouble comparing them and a low initial monthly payment can be a misleading guide to total costs (and risks).

Its mountings were difficult to engage correctly and the indicator showing it was properly fitted was difficult to see and misleading.

The misleading email is basically just a long-running practical joke targeting computer users who believe incredible claims.

Copy right is an important right of the copyright, due to its inherent properties, so often misleading.

That seems to clash with signals from the TIPS market, but some say those signals may be misleading.

If so, the gloomy predictions of absolute American decline will turn out to be as misleading as similar predictions in decades past.

Entropy is popularly described as the degree of disorder in the system, but as I will discuss later, this description can be misleading.

But soccer is one of the few games where the scoreboard can be completely misleading.

Every way of looking at performance is flawed, and an exclusive focus on dollar profits would be misleading.

Even in a relatively wide range of legal types of the United States, weight loss market is full of misleading and deceptive!

This might be a bit misleading since not all photos will be from China.

Relying on averages of such data can be particularly misleading when some of the results are OOS and others are within specifications.

Advertisements shall not resort to any falsehood to a deception or misleading to the consumers.

Granville plans counterfeiters theft of names, trademarks, imitating the company's Web site, seriously misleading to consumers.

In a sense, all body language should be interpreted within a given context; to ignore the overall situation could be misleading.

Yet the ready-to-rally impression is somewhat misleading.

Books are one of our greatest resources, but many times in history books have been written which are misleading or untrue.

I was no stranger to shame as the cause of behavior that was deviant or defensive, secretive or misleading or hurtful.

The numbers derived from this method can sometimes be misleading when trying to relate wind shear to CAT.

What's in a name? The name hay fever is misleading because symptoms don't just occur in autumn when hay is gathered and never include fever.

However, Tao Wang, an economist at UBS, argues that this rich-world yardstick is misleading.

Now, in the case of China in particular and several other "emerging" economies in general, it has become so inaccurate as to be misleading.

The name is misleading. Bedbugs do not just live in beds. Mr. White says they can survive for a year without food -- that is, blood.

They are concerned that some of these health claims may be misleading or unsupported by evidence, and are tightening the rules.

Toyota has said the allegations are inaccurate and misleading.

Armando Peruga said the names of some of the apps are very misleading.

Britain, to take one example, habitually wallows in a nostalgic and misleading version of its own past.

The notion that the regime relies on or is controlled by an inner core of Alawi security barons is misleading.

Commercial banks are not allowed to use misleading or false advertising to promote private wealth management products.

In any case, all this talk of rising values and space constraints can be misleading.

The word continuity in meditation is misleading, for that which was, yesterday, is not taking place today.

While these data are of obvious interest, some people argue that looking at them in isolation can be misleading.

A J& J spokeswoman at the time denied the claims, saying plaintiffs' lawyers selected a few documents to create a misleading impression.

For this reason, characterizing the office of county judge as a purely judicial one is misleading.

He further blasted the western countries' misleading view on women, and said their approach to women is humiliating the female gender.

Raw country-by-country figures can be misleading: the population-weighted results published by Freedom House are more informative.

I am one who believes that one of the greatest dangers of advertising is not that of misleading people, but that of boring them to death.

But almost to a person, they felt that the NASA team had failed to take some basic precautions to avoid misleading results.

inadequate and misleading, for technology has always been more than factories and machines.

Again use your intuition to sift out the likely messages against those that are clearly false and meant to be misleading.

This survey will argue that this view is simplistic and misleading.

Each of these icons has its own nutritional criteria, some grossly misleading.

The parts of your biology that still haven't been transmuted to reflect your truth are misleading you.

Some being known as diabetes are misleading which may permanently cure, mostly stems from the personal economy benefit actuation.

But where the amber waves of grain are concerned, the image might be slightly misleading.

He feels ridiculous, yet the novel obviously is misleading people's concept of Christian Sangreal.

But neither of those things is quite true, and the unemployment rate has become a misleading indicator of the economy's health.

Because observational studies have provided misleading evidence for other antioxidants, the validity of this association is uncertain.

"Even to speak of 'the city' is misleading, " said Piazza, in an interview with Psychiatric News.

It turns out that idiosyncrasies in the way the experiments were conducted may have led to misleading interpretations of what happened.

The last one can be particularly misleading if you have a partner who likes to take up to an hour to reach orgasm.

However, even some of the best colleges and universities are quite misleading in their advertising and other attempts to attract students.

These misleading estimates are likely to result in misguided decisions about the trade-off between risks and benefits of a therapy.

The Obama campaign called the ad misleading and said Obama would provide tax cuts for a greater proportion of Americans than McCain.

Despite its slightly misleading subtitle, "That Used to Be Us" is not really a "how to" book, not really a policy book.

When will they stop arguing their continued misleading of the continent in the name of 'stability'?

Mr Valukas marshals plenty of evidence to back up his claim that "Lehman painted a misleading picture of its financial condition" .

Presumably all those are examples of good information (the empowering sort)rather than bad (the distracting or misleading sort).

This turned out to be misleading because many of the creatures are so unusual that they are still difficult to classify.

No excessive lightening, darkening or blurring of the image. thus misleading the viewer by disguising certain elements of an image.

It is all a little misleading.

Does not use or permit the use of a certification document or any part thereof in a misleading manner.

Do not concern yourself if you realize that you have followed teachings that are laced with misleading information.

Of all the false intimacies of modern life, the promise of a presidential campaign may be the most misleading.

And, as Mr Thompson himself points out, his book's title, "The Hawk and the Dove" , is slightly misleading.

The name is a misleading anachronism that dates from when secret meant private ( "secretary" has the same derivation).

We shall indicate that their response to each of these points is either misleading or incorrect .

Increased frequency of bowel movements with or without diarrhea is less common and can be misleading, suggesting acute gastroenteritis.

The U. S. Consulate General in Shanghai wishes to clarify misleading news reports on U. S. visa policy that appeared in today's press.

However, I do think the central idea of the achievement of a four hour workweek solving all of your problems is misleading.

In meditation, negative experiences are the most misleading, because we tend to take them as a bad sign.

The bottom line is simple: These stories are misleading. Don't mislead your readers.

Attention! Information on this page might be outdated or misleading.

Whether the results will be valuable, meaningless, or even misleading depends partly upon the tools itself but largely upon the user.

Power to command this authority is in the hands of commercial advertisements that promote these special products with misleading messages.

More recently, a medical journal alleged that a company-sponsored study of a spine product, Infuse, was misleading.

By this misleading, in each person before entering the University, the University will have their own picture of an ideal life.

'Can be misleading'But the charity Diabetes UK does not recommend finger prick tests for risk assessment.

Despite the misleading title, "The Devil's Advocate" is a shocking and inspiring thriller, visually beautiful as well as thought provoking.

For roller manufacturer, for the user to select the best distribution of obligations is not misleading.

This incorrect claim led to a complaint that he was misleading the public.

The company called this finding "extreme and misleading" .

Not to mention the fact that Chinese companies are unaudited and misleading on their assets.

"I'd be misleading you if I didn't admit that it's a very selfish activity, " he says.

Some also ban using the word "invoice" in car ads, regarding it as potentially misleading.

However, the resulting number could be misleading because it doesn't mean that the process is consuming all that footprint.

In the words of his own false and misleading ad, his position is downright vile. Mr.

Many said it wasn't Hu's fault that Chen made a bad movie, not to mention the misleading press campaign about it.

The information provided to another party that could affect the signing and execution of the Agreement is true, accurate and non-misleading.

The term "molecular weight" is often still used instead of molar mass, but this is not preferred because it can be somewhat misleading.

However, many misinterpret "free" as meaning "no cost" , and this may be misleading because most of the expressways charge tolls.

"It's pretty clear now, they intend at the eleventh hour to launch a very expensive and misleading campaign against reform, " Pfeiffer said.

The sinister symmetry of that theory is misleading, though.

The description of the system as a "one-child policy" is misleading.

Those criteria based purely on conversion measures can be quite misleading under certain circumstances .

Never get others to cover up your mistake by lying, distorting the truth, or deliberately misleading people.

Previous versions of this document made various misleading claims. We address some of them here.

Some opponents also say ads to consumers can be misleading by not giving enough information about the risks presented by a drug.

But talk of a G2 is highly misleading. By any measure, China's power is still dwarfed by America's.

Blair and Haskell say the training threshold concept may be misleading, because smaller doses of exercise can produce some improvement.

And how can we tell that thought is not as misleading as sense is said to be?

Wrong. Thinking of "willpower" as an inner power that we either do or don't have is misleading and counterproductive.

Lately, though, I've come to feel that the deficit model isn't simply prejudicial, but entirely misleading.

As the prime minister must have known, this answer was, at best, misleading.

misleading wireless signals, send false intelligence reports, dispose my troops in a misleading fashion.

Many ads and commercials do give important information about products; however, some of them are merely misleading and cheating.

Like most product category names, the term native XML database is a bit misleading.

My boss has instructed me to distribute misleading information to all employees in my name.

The EU will come up with a similarly misleading name. let us not kid ourselves however: a eurozone bond it will be.

Is it better to have results that are misleading than to have no results at all?

They accused executives of misleading investors by over-hyping the division's prospects at the height of the technology bubble.

The frequent, often unnoticed, shift between wide and narrow definitions of innovation may be seriously misleading.

However, talking about weight distribution between the skis outside the context of turn phases can be misleading at best.

are quite misleading. Finally, new technical inventions do not necessarily lead to progress in.

But as festival audiences discovered, this description, while not incorrect, was also misleading .

We need to undertake a profound rethinking of the workings of our political system and recognize that half-truths are misleading.

But alarming statistics and the image of a country opening a new coal-fired power station every week are misleading, says Wu.

This raises the question whether there is a moral difference between an outright lie and a misleading truth.

Not only does this indicator have no proven connection to educational quality, but the reported statistics are highly misleading.

Conversely, where the use of trademarks as metatags is not unfair or misleading, such practice may be allowed.

The conclusions about our interests that readers of the New York Times article are invited to reach are seriously misleading.

Would the popularity of cosmetic surgery misleading youngsters with extravagant blind spending on pursuing perfect appearance?

But to say they are necessary to being free is misleading, and simply not true.

Hack is a misleading word here, as it is less to do with cracking into computers than with hi-tech high-jinks.

Don't cover up your mistake by lying, distorting the truth, or deliberately misleading people.

From Kant's point of view there actually is a world of difference between a lie and a misleading truth.

But the clarity that hindsight bestows is also misleading, because it understates how confusing things appeared to people at the time.

BACKGROUND: Regenerative nodular hyperplasia can take on very misleading aspects making diagnosis difficult.

And even when it comes to ethnicity, there turns out to be much that is misleading about even the assumption of relative homogeneity.

Even as a measure of liquidity, however, the loan-to-deposit ratio can be misleading.

contain falsified or misleading information or important omissions that result in losses for investors during securities trading.

Its chairman, Hiromasa Yonekura, recently suggested that in rural areas the LDP may be sowing "misleading" information about the TPP.

Alarmist comparisons by Westerners may also be misleading.

But the attempt to cleanse Marx's profile of human elements is both silly and misleading.

To a certain extent, offensive content will have on students ' views on life and thought of misleading.

False information and erroneous information Yiezhuane, misleading the public opinion and caused ideological confusion.

On the contrary, it appears misleading to assume that policy initiatives could not support cluster growth at all.

Data must have a consistent meaning and must not be used in a way that can be misleading.

The evaluation of peritoneal endometriosis at laparoscopy can be misleading.

Accountants should also disassociate themselves from any attempts to disclose misleading information.

A. Jesus tells us in the Bible that misleading teachers will trick people into believing lies about the end of this world.

Yet the size of these groups may be misleading.

The panel concluded that a growing number of the tests are being marketed with claims that are unproved, ambiguous, false or misleading.

Subtle branding on cigarette packets is misleading smokers into believing some products are less harmful than others, research suggests.

Control of public information and opinion: It begins with withholding information, and leads to putting out false or misleading information.

Those pamphlets and brochures that bothered to discuss contraceptives were often full of errors, or deliberately misleading.

The samples could be misleading. But perhaps they reveal a recent change in Indian attitudes towards the value of daughters.

It can fine companies for providing misleading information or not providing safety-related information in a timely fashion.

Also the media are manipulated , it is a perfect tool of lies and misleading information, it spreads coarse vibrations in a huge number.

He regarded interest rates as a misleading measure of whether the Fed was loose or tight.

However, his cautious appearance can also be misleading, masking his true political instincts and aspiration.

Recent 'research' purporting to show that Chinese food is unhealthy is at best misleading.

Dark matter might not really be "stuff" - it could just be a misleading name for the odd behaviour of gravity.

Toyota has said Mr Biller's allegations are inaccurate and misleading and that he has violated his professional and ethical obligations.

Both campaigns complain that their opponent's attack ads are often inaccurate and misleading.

And its general summary one thing or one person, so is misleading, after all the people and not the same hobby and nature.

This argument is misleading, and offers a false sense of comfort.

But many false-light cases arise from the publication of photographs or videotape coupled with misleading captions, headlines, or stories.

To reduce false positives, as long as the exclusion factors can be misleading.

It's just that the mentality of the small change can create a misleading mindset for marketers.

The advertisements that exaggerate the quality of products convey misleading information to the consumers.

Your recent article on corporate downsizing* in the United States is misleading.

and misleading investors about the value of shares, while a serious matter, is not the same as stealing cash.

Unfortunately, this crude ordering does not tell us as much as we'd like and can be misleading.

Moreover, linear projections of economic growth trends can be misleading.

A story giving equal time or space to the views of both groups would be misleading.

A man was jailed for six months for misleading ICAC officers by fabricating a corruption complaint against a Detective Police Constable.

Submission of false or misleading information will result in a visa application being refused.

But we saw actually has many being at a loss in the urban planning fundamental research and the construction practice with misleading.

S. - and a 2004 Red Cross report called Copp's blanket assertions "inappropriate and misleading. "

Their number and complexity make most attempts at "roll-your-own" benchmarking inaccurate and often misleading.

Now, I know how the right will respond to these facts: with misleading statistics and dubious moral claims.

Love affairs between the teenagers depicted in the story are considered as "misleading" to the young.

Figures from JD Power, the auto consultancy, demonstrate why the comparison is so misleading.

Misleading and surprise: Verbal jokes use this element to the greatest level possible.

Does not make or permit any misleading statement regarding its certification.

The findings suggest that the general assumption that a cup of strong coffee contains 50mg of caffeine is misleading.

He also notes that the unquoted, illiquid assets held by many hedge funds can give a misleading impression of their volatility.

It is important that disclosures for contingent assets avoid giving misleading indications of the likelihood of income arising.

Often when this element is exposed to outside consumers, the information loses its context, or, worse, it becomes misleading or invalid.

As a result a number of lawless elements to be abused in the milk added to melamine, misleading "protein fine. "

The descriptions of tone are very subjective and can be misleading.

Providing false and misleading information to customers is specifically prohibited by company policy.

We see it in the flood of deceptive attack ads sponsored by special interests using front groups with misleading names.

Many are blaming their graduate schools for promulgating misleading information about their job prospects.

The Japanese expert himself also released a statement via the Internet, saying that his report was inaccurate and misleading, Gao said.

Here's another way to explain why the concept of cheap wages can so quickly become misleading.

The comparison to the Taliban, though superficially attractive, is somewhat misleading.

The name "SyncML" is somewhat misleading.

The details were made public of Pfizer's $2. 3 billion settlement with authorities for the misleading promotion of some of its medicines.

CPA should state the report clearly and accurately, and must not use misleading expression.

Later, when the mainstream news picked up on what was going on, they were often wrong or misleading in what they reported.

This variety was sometimes known as smoky topaz in the past, though the term is incorrect and misleading.

You cannot - as a web developer - rely only on statistics. Statistics can often be misleading.

With that said, goals can be misleading.

For a start, the impression that China's defence spending has soared is misleading.

The high numbers show how very confusing it must be for consumers to sort the true from the misleading.

They are highly misleading, to say the least.

These studies show that the claimed benefits of no-till for climate change are overstated at best and misleading at worst.

Dissemination of such misleading information.

the government is likely to turn a deaf ear and instead present its more rosy, more misleading numbers.

It aims at making clear the theoretical basis of the application of exponential smoothing so as to avoid misleading in practice.

Such evidence of counter-revolutionary regression may be misleading.

In a third, aBulgarian minister admits to misleading environmentalists about legislation ongenetically modified crops.

Moody's has said employees broke the firm's policies but disagreed that the breach made its application misleading.

Neither of these is true and while the books may be leftovers from a previous era, they are misleading and harmful.

Only minds corrupted by generations of misleading propaganda can regard this conclusion as paradoxical.

This is a little misleading since the source code has been converted and now exists under our component test project.

But much of the information is out of date and in some places inaccurate or misleading.

In fact both analogies are misleading, precisely because market participants and policymakers are aware of this history.