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Meanings of mislead the public in English

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Usage of mislead the public in English
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There was no effort to mislead the public, Mr Baxter said.
The Irish Times
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Because the culture doesn't mislead the public about who and what they are.
Wired
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The Supreme Command used this report to mislead the public about the paltry results.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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We can't mislead the public as to this is some kind of real fight.
News.com.au
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You're supposed to mislead the public... to hide the true identity of the killer.
Private Sector
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He has maintained that the disclosures were accurate and did not mislead the public.
Reuters
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Simple truth worth retweeting before Zuma and his keepers mislead the public: Judges disagree OFTEN.
The South African
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Oh wait... no, it's just another sensationalized press release title that could mislead the public.
Wired
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Apple "engaged in conduct that was liable to mislead the public," it said.
Reuters
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All this serves to mislead the public opinion.
Eight Years' Wanderings in Ceylon
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Labour Party leader Eamon Gilmore claimed the pay cuts were a scam designed to mislead the public.
The Irish Times
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Did he seek to mislead the public?
Reuters
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The director of its Dublin office Martin Territt said to suggest otherwise was to deliberately mislead the public.
The Irish Times
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To me, this is another example of sensationalized sound-bite science that has the potential to mislead the public.
Wired
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Mr Temaru told Tahiti Nui TV that Mr Flosse's announcement was merely the latest bait to mislead the public.
Radio NZ
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She added that independent media houses are out to mislead the public on the 'good work' the government is doing.
The South African
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