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But these pieties misrepresent the true nature of an investment bank just as surely as the SEC did.

If they come to a clump, I know nothing about biology, so if I misrepresent something, let me know.

Don't say anything that would misrepresent your message if it was taken out of context.

Do not fabricate, falsify, misrepresent, or overreach data in manuscripts, grant proposals, or meeting presentations.

Astrologers do not exploit recipients of their services with respect to fees, nor do they misrepresent their fees.

Why misrepresent yourself to a future employer or try to be someone you're not?

Further, the poor are not as poor as government statistics intentionally misrepresent.

The photograph must be free from distortion and not misrepresent the scene or object it purports to represent.

Never misrepresent a subordinate's performance during performance appraisals.

How can we expect voters to appreciate fiscal reality when politicians consistently misrepresent that reality?

If you misrepresent what's in the plan, we'll call you out. And I will not accept the status quo as a solution.

Worries about China's finances or intentions are not grounded in fact, and misrepresent a cooperative, complementary relationship.

It is illegal to misrepresent yourself in any way sponsored by, affiliated with, or endorsed by BOCOG or any of BOCOG's Sponsors.

Astrologers do not misrepresent their sources of information, and make every effort to verify their accuracy.

The mass media consistently misrepresent science and medicine.

Analysis and commentary should be labeled and not misrepresent fact or context.

To "misrepresent" means to say something to make someone believe that thing, but it isn't true.

These agents also often misrepresent or conceal their U. S. affiliations.

And so, inevitably, they misunderstand and misrepresent vital elements in it, no matter how great their admiration.

Autumn Lake crabs, yellow fat, you misrepresent a package.

Know that there are people who will misrepresent you.

Employ any technique to otherwise misrepresent, hide or obscure any information in identifying the point of origin or the transmission path;

Misrepresent progress and home sales prices, misleading consumer and inveigled consumers rush to purchase;

To misrepresent, especially by distortion or exaggeration:

To conceal or obscure by dissemblance or false show; misrepresent

DisguiseTo conceal or obscure by dissemblance or false show; misrepresent