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In a series of posts to X following Kimmel’s ouster, Barr misrepresented the posts that led to her show’s cancellation, saying she was fired for criticizing a deal between the United States and Iran.

From Salon

They also accused Paxton’s office of misrepresenting the injunction, which only blocked them from fundraising for “non-political purposes.”

From Salon

While her complaint was pending on Aug. 21, the suit alleges, she was told she was the subject of a “investigatory meeting” looking into allegations that she had “misrepresented injuries to a victim,” Gauthier said.

To suggest otherwise "fundamentally misrepresents" the education landscape and the dedication of workers, it added.

From BBC

Documentation indicating that Cook consistently listed the Atlanta property as a second home makes it difficult to claim she misrepresented her intent to the lender, according to a housing law expert cited by Reuters.

From Salon

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