Elinor Mason, in a recent article on Scanlon's theory argues in favor of the collapse, claiming that promises are just one sort of inducement to trust, and the harm of breaking a promise is exactly the harm of misleading that might be performed by lying or otherwise deceiving (Mason 2005).
The editors' code at Ipso in Britain echoes almost exactly the same formula, with "misleading" instead of "simplified".
Of course, history rarely repeats exactly, and drawing parallels can be misleading.
The paper also rejects Goran's claim that soda labels are sometimes misleading by failing to state exactly how much fructose is in the bottle.
Although the stories were tantalizing, the verb was misleading: it's not clear whom, exactly, Pacquiao "agreed" with, besides his own promoter; Mayweather has issued various demands in the past, but he hasn't responded to this latest proposal.
O'Reilly sternly told Fiasco that his followers "are not exactly political science PhD's" and that he was misleading them.
