The Supreme Court will consider restrictions on commercial speech valid as long as
A) the restrictions seek to implement a substantial government interest.
B) the restrictions directly advance government interests.
C) the restrictions go no further than necessary to advance governmental interests.
D) companies continue to try to publish factual inaccuracies.
E) All of the above are true.
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