Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between factual misrepresentations and puffery in advertisements?
A)A factual misrepresentation is demonstrably false, while puffery is a statement about the quality of a product that cannot be disproven because of its general nature.
B)Factual misrepresentation are minor false claims, while puffery are false claims that make significant claims about a product's effectiveness.
C)Both factual misrepresentations and puffery can lead to successful lawsuits by competitors under the Lanham Act.
D)Competitors can demonstrate that both factual misrepresentations and puffery are false.

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Factual misrepresentations are statements that are objectively false, while puffery is exaggerated, subjective statements about the quality of a product that cannot be proven or disproven. Factual misrepresentations are easier to prove and can lead to legal action, while puffery is generally considered acceptable advertising language.

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