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As a result, Huel has been ordered to take down the banned ad and was warned about making general health claims and comparative price claims.

From BBC

The filing also claims Sánchez’s book “contains over 60% of similar content and story as the book concept Plaintiff had shared with Defendant,” according to a “comparative analysis” of the two works.

“Google manipulates its results to promote its own local search offerings above those of its rivals, regardless of the comparative poorer quality of its own properties,” a post on Yelp’s website about the suit reads.

From Salon

“We have five criteria in the comparative judging system. Her level was maybe not as high as the other competitors,” said top Olympic breakdancing judge Martin Gilian at a post-event press conference.

From Salon

And I know all too well that L.A. men aren’t interested in my pursuit of a PhD in comparative literature, which might even be intimidating.

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