Ms. Arby sings what world-music marketers have misleadingly tagged "desert blues" for the spiky riffs (now played on electric guitar) and pentatonic melodies that found their way from West Africa to Delta blues.
Unlike some recent McCain ads that have misleadingly quoted news sources, this Obama ad seems to have fairly represented the new conventional wisdom that McCain has gone too far with some attacks.
Tesco said the changes had misleadingly boosted profits by £250m in the first six months of the year.
The agency contended that the site had misleadingly promoted a stock and failed to disclose that Mr. Johnson had received thousands of that company's shares in compensation — and had sold them at a profit of $315,848.
In order to publish misleading articles without repercussions, British tabloids need only to include scientifically indefensible quotes from contrarian scientists, and to accurately represent the information that they've misleadingly cherry picked.
She determined that Mr. Protas had misleadingly registered the names of the school and center in his own name at the federal Patent and Trademark Office although he knew Graham wanted the school and center to continue after her death.
But a more recent "interim progress report" by the Republican leaders of five House committees, released on April 23, suggested that Obama administration officials had covered up the truth about the failures, and that the Pickering-Mullen report had misleadingly blamed lower-level officials while shielding their superiors.
"The state has misleadingly named its programs as 'The Road Home Housing Programs' despite the fact that the planned expenditures will not provide a realistic road home for most of the people with low and moderate incomes," Dr. Quigley wrote recently in a complaint to federal housing officials.
More recently, his "Twenty Hydrogen Myths," published last summer on the institute's Web site (www.rmi.org), ignited arguments about whether Mr. Lovins had misleadingly played down or ignored hurdles to moving from an economy based on oil to reliance on clean-burning hydrogen, which still must be produced from some basic energy source.
► In 2012, seven Italians, including four scientists and two engineers, were found guilty of manslaughter for having misleadingly reassured citizens about the risk of a major earthquake in 2009.
