In order for advertising to be found deceptive by the FTC,it is necessary that:
A) the advertisement can only be reasonably interpreted in one way,and in that way,it is misleading.
B) there is a misrepresentation,omission,or practice that is likely to mislead the consumer acting reasonably in the circumstances,to the consumer's detriment.
C) the sellers have malice or evil intent.
D) something affirmative was said which was misleading;i.e. ,an omission cannot be deceptive.

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The FTC's definition of deceptive advertising states that there must be a misrepresentation, omission, or practice that is likely to mislead the reasonable consumer to their detriment. Malice or evil intent is not necessary for an advertisement to be considered deceptive, and an omission can also be deceptive if it leads to a misleading impression.

In Order for Advertising to Be Found Deceptive by the FTC,it