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One could quote this out of context as:

One could quote this out of context as:

:"...the moon is made of green cheese."—Gilson Gardner

:"...the moon is made of green cheese."—Gilson Gardner

These are certainly Gilson Gardner's exact words, and just as certainly they do not mean what the entire sentence means.

These are certainly Gilson Gardner's exact words, and just as certainly they distort Gilson Gardner's intended meaning.

Real examples almost as extreme as this can be found in movie and book advertisements, which find ingenious ways of extracting seemingly positive snippets from overwhelmingly negative reviews. For example, an advertisement for the film ''Be Cool'' quoted:

Real examples almost as extreme as this can be found in movie and book advertisements, which find ingenious ways of extracting seemingly positive snippets from overwhelmingly negative reviews. For example, an advertisement for the film ''Be Cool'' quoted: