| mislead investor | 5.53 | Either way, investors were misled. | ||
| mislead public | 5.46 | He misled the public. | ||
| mislead consumer | 2.44 | Both companies deny they tried to mislead consumers. | ||
| mislead people | 2.11 | I misled people. | ||
| mislead customer | 1.91 | Packard Bell said that it does not mislead its customers. | ||
| mislead investigator | 1.91 | She denied any effort to mislead investigators. | ||
| mislead inspector | 1.45 | U.N. monitors have repeatedly complained that Iraq has misled inspectors. | ||
| mislead shareholder | 1.32 | It denied that shareholders were misled. | ||
| mislead voter | 1.25 | Are the candidates misleading the voters? | ||
| mislead committee | 0.92 | Do we think you, in any way, misled the committee? | ||
| mislead official | 0.66 | Were military officials misled? | ||
| mislead authority | 0.59 | Pfiffl misled authorities by saying the exports were for a ballpoint pen factory, prosecutors said. | ||
| mislead court | 0.59 | He charged Branson was trying to mislead the court. | ||
| mislead country | 0.53 | The president said he misled the country. | ||
| mislead information | 0.46 | Also misleading information. | ||
| mislead lawmaker | 0.46 | Had the White House misled lawmakers? | ||
| mislead monitor | 0.46 | U.N. inspectors, however, say the Iraqis have repeatedly misled weapons monitors. | ||
| mislead police | 0.46 | In fact, according to trial testimony, he hired actors to pose as the victims to mislead police. | ||
| mislead company | 0.39 | Bankers Trust denies the charges that it misled the companies, saying they knew the risks they were taking. | ||
| mislead nation | 0.39 | He not only lied to his wife, but he also tried to mislead the nation. |