A dispute tag alerts the reader to the fact that someone thinks the article is giving false or misleading information, that is a very important function that needs to be maintained.
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Substubs contain very little information, or worse, false or misleading information, like asking a three-year-old to draw a house and getting a box for the house and a triangle for the roof.
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On Tuesday, the president of the Radio-Television News Directors Association, Barbara Cochran, wrote a letter to Rumsfeld objecting to any plans involving the spread of false or misleading information by the Pentagon.
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The SEC filed a civil fraud complaint in Manhattan federal court charging Beacon Hill Asset Management " provided false or misleading information to investors " to hide " massive portfolio losses ."
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Managers who give false or misleading information about their companies that hurts investors could be forced to pay up to four years'salary in penalties under a proposed German law, officials said Wednesday.
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The inquiry was triggered by allegations that Vivendi published false balance sheets for the 2000 and 2001 fiscal years and released false or misleading information on its prospects for 2001 and 2002.
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Those sources provide no clue that the figure of 239m is AOD and not AGL . By contrast, false or misleading information in an SC article will almost always be followed by a correction.
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While he said American officials would not lie, he declined to rule out the possibility that the Pentagon might give outside contractors the authority to disseminate false or misleading information to foreign news agencies.
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Instead, the judge said, " You need only determine whether one or more of the defendants conspired to obstruct a federal grand jury investigation by providing false or misleading information in an effort to exculpate"
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"It's common practice to inform voters about false or misleading information that is disseminated during a campaign, and she was trying to set the record straight for those candidates, " spokeswoman Jeanie Mamo told the Times.
