But a recent report by Naral Pro-Choice New York contends that they and similar centers do so in a deceptive way -- by using erroneous medical advice to steer clients away from abortion, contraception and the morning-after pill.
(He named his consulting company — which gives advice about con artistry to movie makers — "Deceptive Practices"). Jay is also a character actor who keeps popping up in David Mamet movies, among them "State and Main," tentatively scheduled for release late this year.
Although they present themselves as offering unbiased advice on G.I. Bill benefits, some are using deceptive methods to bring in students.
Dombek, an essayist and occasional advice columnist for n+1, is after the deep, deceptive narcissism inherent in that very view of the world.
Dombek, an essayist and occasional advice columnist for n+1, is after the deep, deceptive narcissism inherent in that very view of the world.
David Brock, a former writer for the magazine, told the committee, however, that Mr. Olson was deceptive and had indeed been involved in the Arkansas Project, giving advice on Clinton articles as early as 1994.
Rheumatologists completing the closed-ended questionnaire B, with deceptive response items, more often chose these items, such as seeking advice of a systematic lung specialist (26.1%) or determining blood sugar level (40.3%).
Deceptive practices may be more difficult to establish, given the quality of Google's legal advice, their timely relabeling of sponsored links (deceptive) as ads (less so), and their unwillingness to share the details of their ranking algorithms.
State attorneys general in Arizona, Connecticut, Mississippi, Massachusetts, Louisiana and Vermont have issued advice to consumers outlining how to make knowledgeable rooftop solar decisions and warning them about deceptive and sometimes outright fraudulent sales practices by some companies.
A monograph is deceptive.
