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But the smoothed trend line may be a bit misleading about whether the upward trend for the Michigan native has continued over the last few days.

"It can be a bit misleading to clients," said Barbara Banks, a spokeswoman for Wilderness Travel, a Berkeley, Calif., company that instead offers tiered pricing, which lowers the cost of the trip per person as the number of participants grows.

While this Pay-per-download model seems quite beneficial for developers, some of the ads do seem a bit misleading to us.

Mr. Pataki's public schedule has been a bit misleading since the election.

In this respect, the term "Medicare for all" is a bit misleading.

We've been described as "Tinder for old people" but that's actually a bit misleading.

That was a bit misleading.

"Hunt" is a bit misleading.

Even those results are a bit misleading.

But its name is a bit misleading.

But the title is a bit misleading.