To establish a prima facie case that a mark is primarily geographically
deceptively misdescriptive, an examiner must meet four requirements, to wit:
With further snow falls we now have some
deceptively dangerous roads.
sparkling The If extra drop of Pip Gale (inset), general manager of Gale's Wine Bar in Llangollen, holds the International Bartenders' diploma, and is expert at making this
deceptively simple yet delicious treat.
The FTC's agreements with Walgreens and the Improvita officers come after the agency settled similar cases last year alleging that two other pharmacy chains, CVS and Rite Aid,
deceptively advertised the same kinds of supplements sold in their stores.
Although the concept of a LKE program is
deceptively simple, the statutory and regulatory requirements make this area technically complex.
The course is laid out across a
deceptively small area.
This is
deceptively easy listening, however, and the lyrics are wickedly barbed.
The Irish-born artist, who was raised in England, relies on
deceptively simple compositions based on iterations of horizontal and vertical blocks of heavily layered color, a style he amusingly labels "Druid Minimalism," and for much of his career he has veered toward an abstraction reminiscent of, among others, Agnes Martin and Robert Ryman.
It's
deceptively easy to mistake the petty skirmishes of the moment for nothing less than such end-of-world scenarios as Armageddon, Ragnarok, and the White Sox winning the World Series.
"It sounds
deceptively complex, but it's actually very simple and very direct.
Each character is living in their own world, dealing with the illness individually and most often
deceptively. While the promotion material says that "Christmas at Maxwell's" is the "vision of [a] Catholic filmmaker," unfortunately a bible quote at the end of the film is the only overtly religious feature in this film.