State control of media is endemic in Arab countries and it is hard for people to believe that the Qatari royal family is not dictating and endorsing content.
But their disclaimers said that publication did not mean they shared its opinion or endorsed its content.
Users who clicked on the ad were directed to a letter from Google that explained that its results "can include disturbing content," but noted that Google did not endorse content on those Web sites.
Last December, a few months after the book appeared in Grand Canyon shops, the presidents of seven geological and paleontological organizations wrote to Joseph Alston, superintendent of the canyon, to urge that the book be removed from stores there, lest visitors get the impression that the park endorsed its contents.
The judge said the government must prove that Mr. Hussayen created the page or endorsed its contents.] Earlier this year, Judge Audrey B. Collins of the Federal District Court in Los Angeles, struck down a part of the antiterrorism law being used in this trial, ruling that it was overly broad and vague.
People with delusions may act or feel in a way that is incompatible with the content of their delusions, or be unable to endorse the content of their delusion with reasons that are regarded by others as good reasons (e.g., Gallagher 2009; Bortolotti and Broome 2008, 2009; Fernández 2010).
The party is also putting large disclaimers on material on its Web site, so that if it is lifted by groups the party does not approve of, a message comes up saying the Republican Party does not endorse the content of any other Web site.
"Neither the city nor of the transportation authority endorse the content of these negative ads.
RWA does not endorse the content of any book entered in the contest.
Nabeweya Malick, a spokesperson, said some groups appear to have misunderstood the author's comments as endorsing the content of The Satanic Verses rather than Rushdie's prose style.
We are simply endorsing their content.
