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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.

The program, which was filled with smart dialogue, internal conflict and self-righteousness, was a bit misleading about what happens behind the scenes at a cable news network.

However, to say that using these forms makes a preferred stock financing as fast and cheap as a convertible note financing is a bit misleading because we are talking about non-negotiable, fill-in-the-blank forms.

All the Hollywood glitter is a bit misleading, Bachardy says, because celebrities account for only about 4% of the portraits he has done.

This is a bit misleading as we can achieve an 80% charge in only about an hour.

Is the title deliberately a bit misleading?

That's a bit misleading, mind you.

"It is a bit misleading," he said of the title.

Even the term ballot security can be a bit misleading, some experts said.

It's a bit misleading to call Leonard Cohen's recent shows "concerts".

Gen. Mark S. Martins, speaking later, characterized such complaints as "a bit misleading".