Fraudulence

The veteran journalist called for the dismissal of the officials responsible for the fraudulence, adding that a legal action also needed to be taken against them.

"How much to trust a novel like this, so concerned with novelistic fraudulence, yet so impressively written?

He adds: "Is someone waiting to talk to you?" While not accusing individuals of being fake, illusionist Derren Brown points out the "huge amount of fraudulence committed in the name of mediumship".

He further predicted that there will be bloodshed in the upcoming elections and if any fraudulence took place, the entire system will be derailed.

However, this is no tale of Lance Armstrong fraudulence.

The panel approved the amended articles regarding crimes of homicide, public indecency, defamation, insults, indiscretion, theft, fraudulence, breach of trust, usury and contempt of the National Assembly.

(He told Bowers she treated him "like dirt.") Tracy's P.R.-driven relationship with Hepburn, writes Bowers, was "a nonexistent fairytale romance" whose fraudulence helped drive the actor's actor toward becoming an alcoholic's alcoholic.

Darkness helps hide the fraudulence of our imitations and the spooking visibility of our leaders.

Ultimately, everyone collectively chose not only to turn a blind eye to the Stuarts' audacious fraudulence, but to embrace their fabrications as genuine.

"We got first prize, and I remember having pangs of fraudulence going up to get the prize when all I'd done was lie like Cleopatra being ferried up the Nile!'" Becky herself has fonder recollections.