This has ignited an arms race between fakers and sleuths.
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She don't want no scrubs – and she doesn't want any fakers, either.
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There are, however, plenty of death fakers who don't pull it off.
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Fakers are taking the tricks they learned in manufacturing to other products.
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It requires account identities and can challenge the bona fides of fakers.
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We curse the "fakers" at the gym and the sudden wave of positivity.
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They only make up stories ... Only negative stories from the fakers back there.
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He seems to also think he'll be able to sniff out any fakers.
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The service has also taken extra steps to weed out any potential fakers.
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Maybe Apple could look to some of these professional fakers for future iPhone inspiration.
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In 1972, a Stanford University psychologist sent ten psychologically healthy fakers to mental hospitals.
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" He wondered if some of them were fakers and just wanted to feel "special.
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They are fake, and they are fakers," Trump said as his supporters chanted, "CNN sucks.
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Interestingly, fakers have copied almost every Panerai model thanks to the simplicity of the watch.
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Those are the biggest fakers who do a lot of kissing up and kicking down.
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Brands try constantly to manufacture virality, but viewers don't give shares to copycats or fakers.
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As well as foiling fakers, its state-of-the-art features might also stoke foreign demand.
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Platforms generally regard fakers as bad actors, and invest billions in "integrity" teams to eliminate them.
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One subset of these fakers carve slurs into their own bodies, putting self-hatred on stunning display.
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Even now, as it reaches global popularity, there is still little room for fakers or part-timers.
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If you're of a certain age, you can still hear your parents calling them fakers and fatasses.
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""They were suffering [on election night], they were suffering,""Only negative stories from the fakers back there.
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They're not fake, and there are lots of fakers out there who may not even realize it [laughs].
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Despite the only negative publicity, only negative stories from the fakers back there -- I got along great with them.
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They put out the new seven-inch by Fakers and stuff by this band Facial who are really good.
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But I was skeptical — I had used other online dating platforms in the past full of bots and fakers.
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Of course, before exploring the fakers, it's worth emphasizing that actual hate crimes outnumber false claims by an astonishing margin.
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Lots of cats actually feel no intoxicating effect at all (supporting my long-held theory: Lots of cats are fakers).
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When Arthur woke up, he seemed to recover normally except for one problem: He thought his parents were imposters, fakers.
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In fact, fakers have copied many of the specific Panerai hallmarks, including specially designed internal parts designed to prevent faking.
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While actually quite difficult, fakers spend extra time and money on creating realistic SuperFakes because the stakes are so high.
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The media fakers could say what they liked, the president thought, but he'd always know how to be a star.
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Each review must also be attached to a specific order, so that fakers can't just sign in and write a review.
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It's not nearly as distinct as, say, a fingerprint, but the way we walk is distinct enough to further distinguish fakers.
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But there is still a great deal that needs to change in order for fakers to truly 3D print fake pieces.
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Once you've seen this fact clearly — that Liking and Disliking are voluble fakers — the whole world begins to bloom with possibility.
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When Facebook discovered the subterfuge, it removed public events created by the fakers, even though thousands of Americans had registered to attend.
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However, Facebook is under no obligation to amplify that speech, and the fakers have no entitlement for their speech to be amplified.
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The change could help Facebook fight fake news, as fakers are often financially motivated and blanket their false information articles in ads.
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In fact, some fakers create real-looking parts on authentic equipment, a wild extravagance that is well worth the time and effort.
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Fakers: Season 1 (1/22)Beat Bobby Flay: Seasons 13 & 7 (1/22)Black Clover: Season 1 (Dubbed) (1/5)Bring It!
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The GloPRO is a popular (and patented) microneedling tool that solves a genuine consumer need, and thus is a target for the fakers.
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They estimate that fakers build 2000 million a year, ensuring that your chances of finding a fake in the wild are fairly high.
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While not everything can be 3D-printed, metal sintering and CNC machines let fakers create unique cases using powerful, high-resolution 3D printers.
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She said, for instance, that fakers proliferated when the United States was at war because they offered easy solace to an unsteady nation.
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The "Fakers" at CNN, NBC, ABC & CBS have done so much dishonest reporting that they should only be allowed to get awards for fiction!
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Last year, when he spent several weeks in Nairobi improving the process of distributing stipends, he didn't hear anything from his staff about fakers.
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Facebook will also scan landing pages of suspected fakers, and if they're primarily just ad-covered spam sites potentially levy enforcement actions against them.
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I saw people who had done years of their own research being written off as fakers because they couldn't access or afford an assessment.
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"We will support the work of Google, Facebook, Twitter and others to minimize the possibility of advertising funding the fakers," GroupM said in a statement.
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Fakers make these pieces for pennies and can sell them for thousands, often duping first-time collectors and experienced resellers with their high-quality creations.
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You wouldn't believe that's possible, but I know it's true, because I've said it 50 times and the fakers back there, they've never corrected me.
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Merchants are perpetually unsure of who or what may kill their sales on any given day and how much time they'll have to spend hunting down fakers.
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And although other patients in the hospitals suspected the pseudopatients were fakers — "you're a journalist, or a professor" was a typical remark — the staff never caught on.
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If there are fakers among the hundreds of people applying for refugee status and claiming to be LGBT, De Langhe said she wouldn't entirely blame them for trying.
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" Trump tweeted Tuesday that the "'Fakers' at CNN, NBC, ABC & CBS have done so much dishonest reporting that they should only be allowed to get awards for fiction!
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The Manchester bombing isn't scaring off Ariana Grande's fans -- most of them have claimed seats for this weekend's One Love benefit show ... despite the underhanded efforts of fakers.
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After President Trump labeled the media "fakers" at a Wisconsin rally Saturday evening, the White House Correspondents' Association president warned of the dangers of attacks on a free press.
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Some of his theories were highly imaginative — Teddy Roosevelt, with whom he feuded in the press, called Thayer one of the "Nature Fakers" — but they radically changed tactical hiding.
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But as a movement, we should explicitly recognize and capitalize on the opportunity these fakers are presenting us with: let's show them that if you call for us, we'll come.
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In the book, you spoke to several individuals involved in either catching death fakers or in assisting them—all of whom said faking your death is generally a bad idea.
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The new manufacturing technologies that make it easier for Chanel to make ceramic cases make it easy for fakers to produce something similar, if not identical, to the real thing.
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REBECCA DRAYER, ROCHESTER To the Editor: As a profoundly hard of hearing older woman who has traveled extensively with a service animal, I'm glad airlines are cracking down on fakers.
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Though it remains unclear why it took Facebook so long to act against such prolific fakers — which the research suggests had been doping their metrics unchallenged on Facebook for up to five years.
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So while it's tempting to write off faking as an easy out at best — or a betrayal of feminists at worst — perhaps we should be a little more generous toward the fakers among us.
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"The main reason why [death fakers] usually get caught isn't because they get their image caught on security camera or they're just spotted somewhere," Elizabeth Greenwood, the author of Playing Dead, told VICE in 2017.
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As a researcher on the spread of misinformation through social media, I know that limiting news fakers' ability to sell ads, as recently announced by Google and Facebook, is a step in the right direction.
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The answer is neither, as Jesse IDs these guys as fakers, petty criminals chasing down the same money he is from Todd's house; they had bought cop costumes and dressed up to cover their own break-in.
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It's difficult to speculate exactly how common this phenomenon is: There have been no large-scale scientific investigations into the internet's cancer fakers, and the evidence is limited to only those who have actually been suspected or caught.
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He echoes that statement with a particularly impassioned verse later in the track: Well, there's a full-blown rebellion but you're easy to confuseBy triggered kids and fakers and some questionable views Oh, call the cops, call the preachers!
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If Pope Francis does indeed launch his own account, it might help stem the flood of pretenders posing as His Holiness on the photo-sharing network, including at least two that claim to be "official," and ward off selfie fakers.
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"We have mapped significant parts of how, where and when authentic goods were made (so) for fakers to beat the system, they need to use the exact same specs as the authentic goods made in the last 100 years," said Srinivasan.
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Though the full scale of the forging operation remains unknown — a list of about 25 suspected forgeries is reportedly expected to be released soon — one dealer dubbed the creator of these very convincing knockoffs "the Moriarty of fakers," according to the Daily Mail.
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Mr. Putin and his reckless fakers should be aware that the only thing they will harvest from this mendacity is another lost generation of Russians who could serve their country better by being given the opportunity for honest and constructive intellectual challenges.
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Pierpont Morgan) and small (sentimental author-naturalists he called "nature fakers") and whose disappointment with his handpicked successor, William Howard Taft, prompted him to split his party, run for a third term on a third-party ticket and deliver the presidency to Woodrow Wilson.
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It's not fake in the way that a band like Ghost, or GWAR, both of whom are literally grown adults in monster suits, are; it's not even the same vein as Milli Vanilli, music's most famous fakers, because at least those guys looked cool and could dance.
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They tell those gamers that they really do represent the rightful majority within their community and that all others are either opportunistic fakers only pretending to be into games or intruders trying to ruin everything fun and unique about gaming culture with their insidious political correctness.
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"People are complaining, but I have yet to figure out a better way to do it," a black moderator whose user name is Nasjere told a reporter as he chipped away at a backlog of thousands of forearm photographs one recent afternoon, using various methods to root out fakers.
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"As 99% of all competitions happens online, you can rest assured that we deal with trolls, fakers and poser all the time — the number of times we had to negate the results of an online cup, or disqualify a team for straight out lying to us about their identity, age, gender, or location, is higher than I would want it to be, personally," Rozwandowicz said.
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Sick Mother Fakers (Fakers being transliteration for Fuckers), also known as SMF for short, is a Serbian hardcore punk/crossover thrash band from Belgrade.
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February 1971. "T.R. and the 'nature fakers'" . American Heritage. Volume 22, Issue 2.
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Personality and Individual Differences, 54(7), 845–849 The study was conducted using 80 undergraduate students, each of whom were assigned to one of four conditions from a combination of instruction type (genuine or instructed faking) and concurrent task (yes or no). Findings showed that instructed fakers not performing a concurrent task scored significantly higher on yield 1 compared with "genuine interviewees". Instructed fakers who were performing a concurrent task scored significantly lower on yield 1 scores. Genuines (non-fakers) did not exhibit this pattern in response to cognitive load differences.
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Hell's Bloody Devils (also known as The Fakers and Operation M) is a 1970 American film directed by Al Adamson and written by Jerry Evans.
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On 30 January 2019, the band released the third single from the album "The Guilty Party". On 6 December, the band released a new single, "Fakers Plague" and its corresponding music video.
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Having left Svarog, Blažić quit his musical career. Vilovski continued playing drums for various bands and appeared as guest vocalist for his old band Sick Mother Fakers on their album Lako ćemo. Bassist Milan Barković started working as a sound engineer and producer, founding his Bare Wired studio in Zemun. Đuroski made guest appearances on several albums during the 1990s, including the Block Out 1996 album Godina sirotinjske zabave, Sick Mother Fakers 1998 album Lako ćemo, and Goblini 1999 album Re Contra.
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Borkowski has written two histories of public relations, focusing in particular on the art of the publicity stunt. Improperganda was published in 2001. The Fame Formula started life as Sons of Barnum (a show by Borkowski at the Edinburgh Festival in 2004) and was subtitled: How Hollywood's fixers, fakers and star makers shaped the publicity industry. It sparked controversy when The Times suggested that one of the fakers and star makers in question, Maynard Nottage, was himself a fake, i.e.
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And see Ward, David. "How garden shed fakers fooled the art world". The Guardian, Nov, 17 (updated 24), 2007. These are held in the Louvre"Body of a Woman, probably Nefititi"(image) , in the Louvre, Accessed December 15, 2007.
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"How garden shed fakers fooled the art world". The Guardian. Accessed November 17, 2007. Picking up on references to the Gauguin faun, The Art Newspaper launched its own investigation and tracked The Faun down to the Art Institute in Chicago.
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Volney Mathison, an early collaborator with Hubbard who designed the precursor machine to the e-meter, remarked in 1964, "I decry the doings of trivial fakers, such as scientologists and the like, who glibly denounce hypnosis and then try covertly to use it in their phony systems".
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Its publications include Magnus Magnusson's Fakers, Forgers and Phoneys (2005), Trevor White's Kitchen Con: Writing on the Restaurant Racket (2006), Gordon Brown's Britain's Everyday Heroes (2007), Henry Allingham's Kitchener's Last Volunteer (2008) (with Denis Goodwin) and Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace's Aisleyne: Surviving Guns, Gangs and Glamour (2009).
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Lorraine is also a judge on Food Network's Holiday Baking Championship and Spring Baking Championship as well as a mentor on Worst Bakers in America. She was a judge in a few episodes of the first season of Bakers Vs Fakers, and became the hostess for Season 2.
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Seeing that his initial pronouncement did nothing to quell the controversy surrounding the faults of popular nature writing, Roosevelt finally responded to Long's ongoing criticism in the fall of 1907. His article, which was written under his own name and simply titled "Nature Fakers", was published in the September issue of Everybody's Magazine.
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Lee denounces the refugees on Jeju Island as "fakers seeking for jobs and money" and opposes them. She said, "South Korean conservatives must ensure the view towards immigration policy". She wants to reduce the number of foreign workers and mentioned that the government should prioritise locals. Lee also advocates for harsher policy for illegal immigrants.
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Ahead of the inaugural Art Basel Hong Kong in 2013, Maupin joined the fair's selection committee.Georgina Adam (October 5, 2012), The Art Market: Movers and fakers New York Times. Lehmann Maupin’s current three-story gallery space, designed by Peter Marino, opened in Chelsea in September 2018. Shortly after, the gallery inaugurated its nearly black box space for film screenings.
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International Herald Tribune. Retrieved on 2011-07-30. In 1995 he appeared in ‘’ Our Friends In The North ‘’as ‘Roy Johnson’ a police officer attempting to uncover police corruption. He also appeared in ‘’Inspector Morse’’(Daughters of Cain) as Ted Brooks.,2 episodes of Sharpe, Sharpe’s Enemy & Sharpe's Justice His films included Chicken Run and Fakers.
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The bill received assent from Governor Kateekal Sankaranarayanan on 20 December 2013. The bill enacted into law applies only in the comparatively well-off and well-educated state of Maharashtra. In the rest of India the population remains without comparable protection from fraudulent pretend-healers and other miracle fakers. Narendra Dalbholkar's daughter, Mukta, and other activists continue his campaign for a national-wide anti-superstition law.
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In 1966, the band did a cameo appearance in the horror film The Deadly Bees, performing their song "That's All I Need you For". By 1967 the group had disbanded. Both Gardner and Wood went on to join The Creation, with Gardner then joining Ashton, Gardner and Dyke. In 2010, Ali McKenzie started to play in gigs as The Birds with the members of Small Faces tribute band, Small Fakers.
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New Scientist. p. 431. According to James Randi, during a test at Birkbeck College North was observed to have bent a metal sample with his bare hands. Randi wrote "I find it unfortunate that [Hasted] never had an epiphany in which he was able to recognize just how thoughtless, cruel, and predatory were the acts perpetrated on him by fakers who took advantage of his naivety and trust."James Randi. (1982).
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Lazy Line Painter Jane was Belle & Sebastian's second EP, released in 1997 on Jeepster Records. The title track features guest vocalist Monica Queen and was recorded in a church hall. "A Century of Elvis" features bassist Stuart David reading out a story he had written, over music by the band. The backing music from that track was later used on "A Century of Fakers" from 3.. 6.. 9 Seconds of Light.
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Shaun Greenhalgh (born 1960) is a British artist and former art forger. Over a seventeen-year period, between 1989 and 2006, he produced a large number of forgeries. Teaming up with his brother and elderly parents, who fronted the sales side of the operation, he successfully sold his fakes internationally to museums, auction houses, and private buyers, accruing nearly £1 million. The Guardian "How garden shed fakers fooled the art world", 16 November 2007.
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Fakers, a sharp, fast-moving tale of blackmail and forgery set in the upper echelons of the international art society, marks Janes' feature-length directorial debut. In 2007, he won a Los Angeles-area Emmy for his work as director and co- producer on the documentary series Behind the Lyrics. In 2008, Janes launched Film industry bloggers an online blogging community of film industry professionals from around the world. The community closed in 2010.
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In November 2011 (before recreational marijuana was legalized in Washington state) Durkan ordered a raid on 10 dispensaries in the state. The targeted dispensaries were accused of "flagrant violations" of laws because DEA officers believed that "the shops were fronts for illicit drug dealing and revealed that agents were looking for evidence of drug conspiracies, money laundering and guns." Durkan stated her belief that many medical marijuana users were "fakers". Marijuana activists protested the raids.
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Plausible deniability is a commonly used defense to deflect accountability. Furthermore, auction houses distance themselves in issues of provenance or authorship, as they are not in the business of ascribing authenticity. (See the standard wordage explaining terms and conditions of sale for Christie's or Sotheby's, for example.) These loopholes that allowed many of de Hory's fakes to fast track to public institutions and private collections are the same pathways that facilitate present-day forgers and fakers.
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Chambers attended the National Youth Music Theatre and Guildford School of Acting. He has starred opposite Matthew Rhys and Kate Ashfield in the British film Fakers. Chambers' interest in dance led him to recreate the sequence from the 1937 RKO film A Damsel in Distress in which Fred Astaire tap dances with a drum kit. The video was sent to casting directors and led to Chambers gaining a part in Holby City as cardiothoracic registrar Sam Strachan.
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Naylor started acting in 2003 when he joined the local children's theatre school Theatre West (formerly Pegasus Performing Arts). He first appeared on TV in an English commercial, a part he got from his first audition. He has had various television movie roles including Adam in Race to Mars, Jamie in Voices, and Young Tanner in Fakers. His first lead role came at the age of 12 in the Quebec feature 10½ starring Claude Legault and directed by Daniel Grou.
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Due to the positive audience reaction, the band continued working but without Đuroski and Kokan who left the band after the first gig and were replaced by Sale on vocals and Brainstorm drummer Šola. Lukić and Dare returned to their original instruments. This lineup of Sick Mother Fakers worked until 1994. After a few live appearances, the band recorded a demo consisting of nine songs, which ought to have been released as an EP by the Start Today Records, but it never happened.
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Several more have detailed fabricated stories of Holocaust survival, with at least one having been penned by an actual Holocaust victim. As a result of the recent series of best selling memoirs having been outed for falsification, there have been calls for stronger vetting and fact checking of an author's material."Lies and Consequences: Tracking the Fallout of (Another) Literary Fraud", The New York Times, 2008-03-05, p. B1. See also "A Family Tree of Literary Fakers," The New York Times, 2008-03-08, p. A17.
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Sick Mother Fakers in 1998 Due to the political situation in the country, the band did not perform live, but they wrote material for their debut album. Dalje nećeŠ moći... plati pa ćeš proći! (You Are not Going further... Pay and You'll Come Through) featured the rerecorded versions of the songs which appeared on the demo and fifteen new songs. The album was recorded in early August 1994 in the Focus Studio for about thirty hours and was released by ITV Melomarket in 1995.
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The constant publicity given to the debate contributed to a growing distrust of the truthfulness of popular nature writing of the day, and often pitted scientist against writer. The controversy effectively ended when President Theodore Roosevelt publicly sided with Burroughs, publishing his article "Nature Fakers" in the September 1907 issue of Everybody's Magazine. Roosevelt popularized the negative colloquialism by which the controversy would later be known to describe one who purposefully fabricates details about the natural world. The definition of the term later expanded to include those who depicted nature with excessive sentimentality.
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While not explicitly part of the nature fakers controversy of the early 20th century, Austin's work reflects a clear opposition to writers like Ernest Thompson Seton and Charles G. D. Roberts. The Land of Little Rain is written in highly descriptive, but very dry prose that contains little in the way of traditional plot. Austin saw her position as one of observation, not sentimentalization. Her work contrasted with contemporary fictionalized accounts of nature—stories about the lives of animals that were highly disingenuous, enamoring children with fantasies about the natural world.
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In the meantime, Bogdanović left the band, later working with Amnesia and forming the band Rapidforce,Rapidforce at thethrashmetalguide.com being replaced by guitarist Darko Smukov "Dare", later a Brainstorm and Sick Mother Fakers member, only to be replaced by the guitarist Zoran Dankov "Dane". The lineup also recorded their first demo recording, featuring the material written in English language, and consisting of four live recorded tracks. The following year, in 1988, the singer Senad Prašović "Žmegi" came to the band, and Attila assumed only the guitar playing duty.
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Fakers is a 2004 British film directed by Richard Janes and starring Matthew Rhys as con-man with a big debt to pay off to wanna-be crime lord Art Malik. It was produced by Richard Janes Claire Bee and Todd Kleparski, three graduates from Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication. Completely funded via independent routes the film cost $1,500,000 to make and has opened theatrically in the United Kingdom, America and Japan as well as other territories. The title track was written and performed by Andrea Britton and produced by Andrew J Jones.
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Symonds was described by The Winterthur Library as "the pre-eminent 20th century scholar and authority on English furniture" , of which he was also an important collector. He designed modern furniture in what he described as the "Modern English Traditional School". He wrote extensively on furniture and also produced several books on antique clocks. Both of his first books, The present state of old English furniture (1921) and Old English walnut & lacquer furniture (1922), were highly detailed treatises on the methods of the fakers that plagued the antiques trade at that time.
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The Clover and the Plover, illustration and verse from How to Tell the Birds from the Flowers (1907). See nature fakers controversy Wood returned to the US, where he taught briefly at the University of Wisconsin and eventually became a full-time professor of "optical physics" at Johns Hopkins University from 1901 until his death. He worked closely with Alfred Lee Loomis at Tuxedo Park, New York. In 1903 he developed a filter, Wood's glass, that was opaque to visible light but transparent to both ultraviolet and infrared, and is used in modern-day black lights.
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After the collapse, discussion increasingly focused upon the need for a newer, modern building. In a letter to the editor of The Architect and Engineer, one writer stated that "...as Portland advanced from a sleepy overgrown village to a half-grown city, the building became a home for quack doctors and patent medicine fakers..." and that the bricks used in construction were soft and of poor material. He implied that the collapse was not a disaster but a blessing. Pittock fired MacNaughton and hired architect A. E. Doyle to demolish the Marquam Building and erect what would become the American Bank Building.
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The mysterious explosion and sinking of the U.S. battleship Maine in the Havana, Cuba, harbor on February 15, 1898, resulted in a spate of newspaper articles seeking a cause for the tragedy. The Republican of Phoenix, Arizona, wrote that the disaster: > has been a great chance for the newspaper "fakers," and they have improved > it. The amount of news which was not news, that has been imagined, > telegraphed and printed about this catastrophe would fill a volume. The > fantastic yarns that have been published as truth and the fanciful > speculations that have been printed as fact would furnish a library of > fiction.
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In 1903, after publishing an article entitled "Real and Sham Natural History" in the Atlantic Monthly, Burroughs began a widely publicized literary debate known as the nature fakers controversy. Attacking popular writers of the day such as Ernest Thompson Seton, Charles G. D. Roberts and William J. Long for their fantastical representations of wildlife, he also denounced the booming genre of "naturalistic" animal stories as "yellow journalism of the woods". The controversy lasted for four years and involved American environmental and political figures of the day, including President Theodore Roosevelt, who was friends with Burroughs.Carson, Gerald.
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Black Swan Lane is a US/UK indie rock band/project founded in 2007 by Jack Sobel and John Kolbeck (formerly of The Messengers), and Mark Burgess (formerly of The Chameleons, The Sun and the Moon, and Bird). For their first release, Long Way From Home, issued in 2007 by Eden Records, Sobel, Kolbeck and Burgess were joined by three Burgess associates: Yves Altana, Achim Faerber and percussionist Kwasi Asante. Vocalist Anna-Lynne Williams (of Trespassers William) guested on the song Fakers. In 2009, In the Ether, a track from the first album, was featured in the film Adventureland.
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Essentially, the couple used the > mixed martial arts approach to upward mobility in a town that still > cherishes the Marquess of Queensberry rules. However, Maureen Dowd, a The New York Times columnist, used the incident to cast aspersions on Washington society, writing, > ...even the outrage over the fakers is fake. The capital has turned up its > nose at the tacky trompe l’oeil Virginia horse-country socialites: a faux > Redskins cheerleader and a faux successful businessman auditioning for a > “reality” show by feigning a White House invitation...Yet Washington has > always been a town full of poseurs, arrivistes, fame-seekers, cheaters and > camera hogs.
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Upon its release, White Fang was an immediate success worldwide, and became especially popular among younger readers. Robert Greenwood called White Fang "one of London's most interesting and ambitious works." Virginia Crane claims that the novel is "generally regarded as artistically inferior to its companion piece [The Call of the Wild], but [that it] helped establish London as a popular American literary figure". Shortly after the book's publication, London became a target in what would later be called the nature fakers controversy, a literary debate highlighting the conflict between science and sentiment in popular nature writing.
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Is the truth, then, without > value for its own sake? What would these good people think of a United > States school history that took the same liberties with facts that some of > our nature writers do: that, for instance, made Washington take his army > over the Delaware in balloons, or in sleighs on the solid ice with bands > playing; or that made Lincoln a victim of the Evil Eye; or that portrayed > his slayer as a self-sacrificing hero; or that represented the little > Monitor that eventful day on Hampton Roads as diving under the Merrimac and > tossing it ashore on its beak? The nature fakers take just this kind of > liberties with the facts of our natural history.
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Rife claimed to have documented a "Mortal Oscillatory Rate" for various pathogenic organisms, and to be able to destroy the organisms by vibrating them at this particular rate. According to the San Diego Evening Tribune in 1938, Rife stopped short of claiming that he could cure cancer, but did argue that he could "devitalize disease organisms" in living tissue, "with certain exceptions". In a 1931 profile, Rife warned against "medical fakers" who claim to cure disease using "electrical 'vibrations'", stating that his work did not uphold such claims. Rife machine from 1922 Rife's claims about his beam ray could not be independently replicated, and were discredited by independent researchers during the 1950s.
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" Other entries are specific references, such as "Socialism in Sweden," "Standard Oil Company, "Bryce's American Commonwealth," and "Northern Securities Case." Theodore Roosevelt was a great phrase-maker and coiner of terms, and most of his famous slogans, epithets, titles, sayings, and characterizations are listed in the Cyclopedia, including "lunatic fringe," "Square Deal," "malefactors of great wealth," "Big Stick," "muck-rakers," "Bull Moose," "nature fakers," "polyglot boarding house," "weasel words," "New Nationalism," "broomstick preparedness," and "strenuous life." A few others, however, are not in the Cyclopedia, such as "Ananias Club" (liars) and "bully pulpit" (the White House). Unfortunately, the editors made no systematic attempt to trace or indicate the origin and first use of a term or phrase.
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Roberts also wrote historical romances and novels. Barbara Ladd (1902) is the story of a young girl who runs away from her aunt in New England in 1769; it sold 80,000 copies in the US. He also wrote descriptive text for guide books, such as Picturesque Canada and The Land of Evangeline and Gateways Thither for Nova Scotia's Dominion Atlantic Railway. Roberts became involved in a literary debate known as the nature fakers controversy after John Burroughs denounced his popular animal stories, and those of other writers, in a 1903 article for Atlantic Monthly. The controversy lasted for nearly six years and included American environmental and political figures of the day, including President Theodore Roosevelt.
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In 1907, Roosevelt became embroiled in a widely publicized literary debate known as the nature fakers controversy. A few years earlier, naturalist John Burroughs had published an article entitled "Real and Sham Natural History" in the Atlantic Monthly, attacking popular writers of the day such as Ernest Thompson Seton, Charles G. D. Roberts, and William J. Long for their fantastical representations of wildlife. Roosevelt agreed with Burroughs's criticisms, and published several essays of his own denouncing the booming genre of "naturalistic" animal stories as "yellow journalism of the woods". It was the President himself who popularized the negative term "nature faker" to describe writers who depicted their animal characters with excessive anthropomorphism..
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By the end of the album recording, the band got the first steady lineup which beside the vocalists Bojović and Radivojević also featured a former Policijski Čas vocalist Nenad Bogojević "Bogi", former Bloodbath guitarist Stanimir Lukic "Staca", Sick Mother Fakers drummer Boris and bassist and trombonist Nemanja Kojić and Del Arno Band saxophonist Aleksandar Petković "Petko". Soon after, several lineup changes occurred and Petković was replaced by DJ Drej (real name Andrej Srećković) and Miloš Velmir "Buca". For a while, Srđan Jovanović "Jole", a former Oktobar 1864 drummer, performed with the band. Bojović, Lukić, Srećković and Bogojević recorded the music for the Jedan na jedan (One on One), directed by Mladen Matičević, also appearing as actors in the movie, but the soundtrack was never officially released.
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According to James Randi, during a test at Birkbeck College North was observed to have bent a metal sample with his bare hands. Randi wrote "I find it unfortunate that [Hasted] never had an epiphany in which he was able to recognize just how thoughtless, cruel, and predatory were the acts perpetrated on him by fakers who took advantage of his naivety and trust." "PK Parties" were a cultural fad in the 1980s, begun by Jack Houck, where groups of people were guided through rituals and chants to awaken metal-bending powers. They were encouraged to shout at the items of cutlery they had brought and to jump and scream to create an atmosphere of pandemonium (or what scientific investigators called heightened suggestibility).
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De Hory's friend, secretary, and heir may give the most accurate and up-close perspective of him (see The Forger's Apprentice: Life with the World's Most Notorious Artist by Mark Forgy 2013). It was, by Forgy's account, de Hory's charisma that drew friends and converts to the artist/conman. This trait, alloyed with his artistic talent, secured sales of his pastiches of the modern masters in an era when success was often the product of personal chemistry over a rigorous scientific analysis of his would-be masterpieces. Herein is a difference between de Hory's illicit career and the careers of the forgers and fakers who followed him. The scandal in the wake of de Hory's outing as the ‘greatest forger of the twentieth century’ yielded some counterintuitive side effects.
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Sick Mother Fakers performing live in 1989 The band was formed in 1989 as a side project of musicians, who beside playing with their own bands, wanted to create a one-off band which would perform at a festival held at Belgrade's SKC. Influenced by Stormtroopers of Death, Charged GBH and Suicidal Tendencies, they wanted to create a hardcore band with simple, humorous and sarcastic lyrics written by themselves. The first lineup consisted of former Brainstorm and Overdose guitarist Zoran "Đura "Đuroski, former Karizma and Amnesia bass guitarist Dejan "Francuz" Lukić who played the drums, former Genocid, Heller and Brainstorm guitarist Dare who played bass guitar, and Amnesia and Kerozin guitarist Kokan who did the vocals. The set list, performed at the festival, consisted of eight songs written in one day.
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Illustration from William J. Long's School of the Woods (1902), showing an otter teaching her young to swim The nature fakers controversy was an early 20th-century American literary debate highlighting the conflict between science and sentiment in popular nature writing. The debate involved important American literary, environmental and political figures. Dubbed the "War of the Naturalists" by The New York Times, it revealed seemingly irreconcilable contemporary views of the natural world: while some nature writers of the day argued as to the veracity of their examples of anthropomorphic wild animals, others questioned an animal's ability to adapt, learn, teach, and reason. The controversy arose from a new literary movement, which followed a growth of interest in the natural world beginning in the late 19th century, and in which the natural world was depicted in a compassionate rather than realistic light.
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However, despite the success of the releases, they disbanded in 1998. In 2003, the band's former vocalist Dejan Pejović formed the band The Dibidus, whose albums The Dibidus (2003) and Trenerka i sako (2011) were stylistically similar to the works of Familija. Hardcore punk scene, founded in the late 1980s, gained the mainstream popularity in the 1990s with the bands Sick Mother Fakers from Belgrade, which were one of the pioneers of the genre in Serbia, Ništa Ali Logopedi from Šabac, which featured accordion- oriented Serbian folk music combined with hardcore punk, the rapcore band Sunshine from Belgrade, which combined rap and hardcore punk with sexually overt lyrics, and the hardcore punk/metalcore band Overdrive from Zrenjanin. One of the most popular bands of the genre was Eyesburn, a brass-oriented combination of hardcore punk and reggae music.
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The programme shared much with earlier British TV shows such as In At The Deep End and Jobs For The Boys/Girls, and more recently the children's show Bring It On, all of which featured TV presenters or other celebrities learning other trades, but Faking It was the first that successfully used members of the public in the role. Its basic format was that a member of the public lived with and trained with an expert for four weeks and then took part in a contest against experienced participants in whatever activity they have learned. A panel of expert judges then gave their verdict on which participant was the "faker". Ostensibly, success meant fooling a majority of the judges, though there was no prize for success and the real point of the show was the experience that the fakers received over the course of the month's filming.
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Lutts (1990), p. 128 Beginning with a list of nature writers that the President admired and felt best represented the genre (Burroughs, Muir, and Olive Thorne Miller, among others), he soon fell into criticizing the "yellow journalists of the woods" who "can easily believe three impossible things before breakfast; and they do not mind in the least if the impossibilities are mutually contradictory".Lutts (1990), p. 130 While he focused on the "nature fakers", especially Long, he shifted the focus of his attack to place responsibility not on the authors, but on their publishers and the school boards who regularly accepted their works for reading material. He wrote: > Our quarrel is not with these men, but with those who give them their > chance. We who believe in the study of nature feel that a real knowledge and > appreciation of wild things, of trees, flowers, birds, and of the grim and > crafty creatures of the wilderness, give an added beauty and health to life.
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The writing of these two stories, on my part, was in truth a protest against the 'humanizing' of animals, of which it seemed to me several 'animal writers' had been profoundly guilty. Time and again, and many times, in my narratives, I wrote, speaking of my dog-heroes: 'He did not think these things; he merely did them,' etc. And I did this repeatedly, to the clogging of my narrative and in violation of my artistic canons; and I did it in order to hammer into the average human understanding that these dog-heroes of mine were not directed by abstract reasoning, but by instinct, sensation, and emotion, and by simple reasoning. Also, I endeavored to make my stories in line with the facts of evolution; I hewed them to the mark set by scientific research, and awoke, one day, to find myself bundled neck and crop into the camp of the nature-fakers.
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After the incident, a number of nuns gather at the prison and stage a sit-in while Caputo tries desperately to negotiate with Jane. She only relents after reaching an agreement with Red in the prison hospital—she would eat, but only if Red told the truth about the attack against her. In the third season, she is one of the inmates that pretends to be Jewish in an effort to gain Kosher meals and was able to convince a rabbi who was screening the "Jewish" women for possible fakers that she was really Jewish, since her Christian teaching gave her enough knowledge of the Jewish faith to be able to persuade him. During the fourth season, she devises a plan to get sent to the SHU in order to use a smuggled cell phone to take a picture of Sophia and smuggle it to the outside, eventually slapping Gloria in the cafeteria in front of a guard.
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From 1981 to 2002, Peter Nahum was a regular contributor to the BBC's Antiques Roadshow, rediscovering Richard Dadd's lost watercolour Artists Halt in the Desert in 1987, which was later sold to the British Museum, and an album of Filipino landscapes sold in 1995 for £240,000. Other BBC Television appearances include Omnibus (1983), with Richard Baker on Richard Dadd's Oberon and Titania, and In at the Deep End (1984), a three-quarter of an hour program during which he taught television journalist Chris Searle to auctioneer. He has also appeared on Breakfast Television, The City Program and Signals and on Sixty Minutes, as well as various radio talk shows.. Throughout his career he has reported art fakers to the police, and has had success both in seeing them convicted and seeing the law crystallized in respect to the definition of fakes and faking. In this respect he has appeared in The Artful Codgers made for BBC Four in November 2007.
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Solomon built a versatile portfolio with a variety of credits to her name, including award-winning foreign films such as Basra, and Heliopolis that reached regional and international success in Europe, North/South America and throughout Africa. Christine has already garnered a great deal of national acclaim in theatrical performances, TV commercials and other venues. Versatility is another feature of Christine's body of work, which includes over 20 stage plays, voice-over gigs (including for DL Music, which has developed music for networks and shows such as Dr. 90210, the Academy Awards, Fox, Melrose Place and Disney, and Ubisoft, a multinational video game publisher), television and film roles such as The Score starring academy award winner Robert De Niro and Marlon Brando, VH1's Hysteria - The Def Leppard Story, Sony Pictures' Head in the Clouds, and HBO Canada's Fakers, hosting duties, Rotana Group (the leading producer/distributor of Arabic music and film in the world) music videos, television commercials, and endorsement deals. Solomon can be seen next in two Hollywood feature comedies The Big Shot (screened at Cine Las Americas International Film Festival - Austin 2015, Officially Selected at Downtown L.A. Film Festival \- Los Angeles 2016) and Kids Can.
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The Ananias Club, supposedly named for Ananias who fell dead when he lied to the apostle Peter about a financial transaction, was a euphemism employed by the press in 1906–07 to avoid the "short and ugly word" (liar) in connection with the "mutual accusations of inveracity" which arose between President Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina over the railroad rate bill. The phrase was adopted to describe any accusation of dishonesty made by President Roosevelt. Members of the unofficial "club" included the so-called "nature fakers", Congressman Butler Ames, and banker Wharton Barker. Franklin D. Roosevelt used the expression "Ananias Club" in his first press conference as President of the United States in reference to his policy on the use of background material provided by the White House: > Then there are two other matters we will talk about: The first is > "background information", which means material which can be used by all of > you on your own authority and responsibility, not to be attributed to the > White House, because I do not want to have to revive the Ananias Club.
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