Handbags Plus, a handbag manufacturer and retailer, disseminates a misleading magazine advertisement, which claims that a particular handbag is made of $100\%$ genuine leather when it is actually a mixture of leather and faux leather. A consumer organization files a complaint with a federal institution, which in turn issues an order prohibiting Handbags Plus from making such false statements about its products. This regulation of consumer product advertising is an example of a limitation on

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the right to free exercise of religion

freedom of the press

freedom of establishment of religion

the right to compensation for a taking