Two California mothers are suing General Mills, claiming the giant food company has deceptively marketed its Nature Valley products as natural when they contain highly processed ingredients.
Lacan hoped thereby to avoid being misinterpreted in the ways that Freud's deceptively accessible employments of natural language allegedly allowed most non-Lacanian post-Freudians to perpetrate.
But, Honest has been hit with class-action lawsuits by customers claiming that its products have been deceptively labeled as "organic" and "natural" when they contain non-natural ingredients.
Part of it was simply the realization that a length of dead bark is a deceptively complex thing in the natural world and a determination to paint it as faithfully as she could, mingled with a fear that if she left the tree during the cold months it would look different when she returned.
His film, a documentary approach to a veteran of the war in Afghanistan that's couched in a deceptively fictionalized context, is a natural, effortless, unquestioned hybrid, in which the filmmaker's implication in the story of those he's filming is both taken for granted and treated as malleable.
Her studies, first in children and later in adults, exposed one of the most deceptively upsetting of these patterns: rumination, the natural instinct to dwell on the sources of problems rather than their possible solutions.
And he never breaks character in his songs, performing them with such deceptively casual ease that they seem like a natural extension of his speech.
ORFI clothes are well-made and comfortable, in soft natural fabrics and basic colors; and they are deceptively sophisticated, with discrete carefully thought-out details.
My first impression: Another deceptively slim paperback from David Quammen, this book focuses upon the history and natural history of HIV/AIDS.
