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Brands are no longer able to make
misleading
claims
without consumer recourse.
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In most cases traders had removed potentially
misleading
claims
from advertising, she said.
3
It says the companies make
misleading
claims
about their efficacy.
4
He complains of "unsubstantiated accusations and
misleading
claims
against the Egyptian government".
5
Similarly
misleading
claims
surround the plans to reintroduce the lynx.
6
The government edthe opposition had been making
misleading
claims
about the use of district funds.
7
The programme was peppered with distortions and
misleading
claims
.
8
His book is an abattoir for
misleading
claims
and dodgy figures, on both sides of the argument.
9
The agency also said a Novartis email to consumers had made
misleading
claims
about pain reliever Voltaren gel.
10
Twitter last week also put a fact-checking label on two Trump tweets containing
misleading
claims
about mail-in ballots.
11
The commission said Vodafone made
misleading
claims
about "free" goods and services in a 12-month broadband plan.
12
By contrast, far fewer people saw meticulously-researched Washington Post stories exposing Mr Trump's
misleading
claims
about his charitable donations.
13
It says the companies make
misleading
claims
about their… Read more Audio 1:20 PM.
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Facebook has been under fire for its decision to not fact-check ads from politicians containing false or
misleading
claims
.
15
He said: "Myths and misinformation have been put on steroids by the availability of
misleading
claims
online."
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The FDA reviews print and television ads and can send warnings or impose fines for false or
misleading
claims
.
misleading
claims
misleading
claim