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Critics and defendants say that Monster is too aggressive in pursuing trademark protections against companies that do not have confusingly similar products and that it is trying to own a common word, not protect a brand.

What is now known as Lower Carden Hall became a farmhouse; it survives as a much-restored seventeenth-century building, although the name, somewhat confusingly, does not refer to the manorial residence as it was the manor house of Over Carden.

The site's critical consensus reads, "Afflicted with extensive re-editing and re-writing, this sex comedy feels confusingly choppy.

In the cartoon DuckTales, the story of how Scrooge McDuck met personal pilot Launchpad McQuack involves them dickering over McQuack's rate of pay, with McQuack confusingly suggesting "ten cents a dance" instead of "ten cents a mile.

Somewhat confusingly, COMAND-APS NTG2.

The acropolis of the city extended over two hills at the top of the promontory: Poggio del Castillo, the site of the castle and modern structures, and Poggio del Telegrafo, also called, confusingly, Poggio del Molino, not the only hill of that name in the area.

Rather confusingly for some of our sources and for some historians, Máel Coluim held the kingship contemporaneously with another Máel Coluim, Máel Coluim II (mac Cináeda) of Scotland.

The Mercedes-Benz option code became 527 (although, confusingly, COMAND 2.

Newell states the term Dhammakaya Movement has been confusingly used by various scholars.

A third series, somewhat confusingly labeled "volume II," was produced in the summer of 1993, but appears to have been terminated after a single issue.

The 300SE coupe/convertible was introduced in February 1962, and - somewhat confusingly - shared its more restrained and elegant Paul Bracq designed bodywork with the Mercedes-Benz W111 220SE coupe/convertible.

In the USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, a graded up Limousin, after three generations for females and four generations for males, is known (confusingly with the legal European definition) as purebred, which is then eligible for recording in the respective countries' herd books alongside Fullblood and French Pure Limousins.

Somewhat confusingly, this critical mass is often referred to as the Chandrasekhar mass, despite being marginally different from the absolute Chandrasekhar limit where electron degeneracy pressure is unable to prevent catastrophic collapse.

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The ecological fallacy may occur when conclusions about individuals are drawn from analyses conducted on grouped data.

Thomas Sowell has argued that assuming that disparities in outcomes are caused by discrimination is a logical fallacy.

This concept is related to communal reinforcement or the fallacy of argumentum ad populum and argumentum ad nauseam.

Rivers of New Jersey A double-barreled question (sometimes, double-direct question) is an informal fallacy.

This is akin to the informal fallacy of begging the question.

Informal fallacy, reasoning error through appeal to something other than logical argument.

This can justly be called guilt by association; which was certainly the precise tactic and fallacy Cecil himself used.

This is similar to Theseus' paradox and the continuum fallacy.

However, in the closing pages of the novel the fallacy of that dream becomes apparent to George: it is just the same as everywhere else.

Humans can be susceptible to this fallacy.

In Man, Economy, and State (1962), Murray Rothbard argues that the liquidity preference theory of interest suffers from a fallacy of mutual determination.

Circular reasoning, a kind of logical fallacy.