By using the phrase "Jewish lobby" in the headline of the review, in the text and in a pull-quote, Gelb and the editors of the Book Review misrepresented a key part of our argument.
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He alleged that Udwin had misrepresented him by using only part of what he said.
This is a huge issue, because memes have become a popular way of rallying people around a cause on the internet, but they often do so by completely misrepresenting the facts by using images from different events, places, and times.
The Justice Department's complaint contends that the bank "consistently gives standing instruction clients virtually the worst rates of the day," and the New York attorney general argues that it "flagrantly misrepresented" its practices by stating that it was using the "best rate of the day".
This month the Telecommunications Research and Action Center and other consumer groups petitioned the Federal Trade Commission to prohibit e-mail that disguises its commercial intent by using a phony subject line or by misrepresenting the sender.
Proview claims IPADL's agents "intentionally misrepresented" why they needed the trademark by claiming that the firm wanted the trademark because it "is an abbreviation for the company name", and would not use the trademark to compete with Proview.
Instead, it is accusing Ulta of unjustly enriching itself by misrepresenting used products as new.
Unfortunately, health has been misconstrued in our society, misrepresented by the media, and warped to be used synonymously with things like thinness or physical strength.
Credit Suisse has said the data being used misrepresents the nature of trading both on and off exchanges.
