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deceptive

[dih-sep-tiv] / dɪˈsɛp tɪv /


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“Scammers often target seniors with fraudulent investment opportunities or make deceptive phone calls posing as government agencies or fake charities.”

From MarketWatch

If confirmed by the Senate, the two Republicans will not change the balance of power at the FTC, which enforces antitrust law and rules against deceptive advertising.

From Reuters

"This bill would ... prohibit the distribution of materially deceptive AI-generated audio, images, or video relating to federal candidates in political ads or certain issue ads to influence a federal election or fundraise," it said.

From Reuters

But the proximity is deceptive — the psychological distance between Estonia and Russia is immense and only widening.

From Seattle Times

James, a Democrat, has argued that Trump’s financial claims were deceptive, designed to get him more favorable terms on loans, among other things.

From Seattle Times