When ABC News FAKES IT for a live TV shot.
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Her boss, not initially in love, fakes it in order to keep her around.
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In the era of deep fakes, it will be simple enough for a guilty party simply to deny reality.
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But unless LG's been planting fakes, it looks like the speculation might have been pretty spot-on about the G8.
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"She takes the keys out of the car and fakes it like she throws them out of the window," Brown said.
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Bronze Babe Since summer vacays never outnumber hours spent in the office devoid of sunshine, at least there's makeup that fakes it.
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Although the term was originally only applied to pornographic fakes, it was quickly adopted as shorthand for a broad range of video and imagery edited using machine learning.
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For starters, the app isn't able to make icons with transparent backgrounds, so it fakes it by exporting each icon with either a solid white or black background.
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On the other is a belief that there's always a kernel of something genuine behind the magazine stories, that in this world where everyone fakes it, some part of it has to be real, and that perhaps only actors can truly understand other actors.
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While he may not have bothered to further vet the emails before running with the juicy fakes, it wasn't until Tuesday night's show that the host admitted on air that there was "no evidence as of right now" CNN had tried to push scripted questions on a mass shooting survivor.
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Sierra, a queer friend of mine who takes antidepressants that affect her sexual function, occasionally fakes it with her partner: "Sometimes my body doesn't respond, or doesn't feel like how you might feel when you're about to climax — but to me it's all still good — so yeah I fake, a little bit," she says.
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The only people there were primarily FEMA public affairs employees.Ripley, Amanda (October 28, 2007). "Why FEMA Fakes It with the Press". Time.
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Detection of a "genuine fake" document is also a difficult process; as such a fake is a legitimate document, it will pass any tests for forgery. To detect such fakes, it is necessary to perform a background check on the individual in question to confirm the legitimacy of the document's information.
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Restorers working under his guidance damaged Old Master panel paintings by scraping off old varnish and giving the paintings a glossy finish. He was also personally responsible for the damaging restoration work done to the Elgin Marbles. A number of the paintings he sold have turned out to be fakes; it is uncertain whether he knew this when they were sold.
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Hence, she kills herself and fakes it so that it seems that Constantin Demiris murdered her. Meanwhile, Costa has ordered the killing of Catherine Alexander. Costa gets arrested for the murder of his wife. The only one who can save him is Sypros Lambrou, who can give an alibi for the time of the murder, but won't do so as he detests Constantin Demiris and wants him dead.
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The force investigates clandestine excavations, the theft and illicit trade in works of art, damage to monuments and archaeological zones, the illegal export of cultural property, and fakes. It is involved in the monitoring and control of archaeological sites, and the activities of art and antique dealers, junk shops, and restorers. The force is also involved in forensic analysis; the development and promotion of educational materials; advising overseas ministries, police forces and customs bodies; international peacekeeping missions; and the protection and recovery of cultural property in disaster zones.
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Brittany finds out about Billy and Mac's romance and arranges for Mac to walk in on her and Billy "making love" when she drugs him and fakes it. Billy tries to explain himself to a heartbroken Mac and it is J.T. who reveals that Mac and Billy have been seeing one another and that Brittany set her up. Billy and Brittany reconciled while Raul broke up with Mac for Rianna Miner (Alexis Thorpe). Mac and Billy are drawn together, and with help from his older brother, Jack (Peter Bergman), they soon begin dating with Jill's blessing when she learned of Brittany's schemes.
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As Dr. Magrew comes back, he sees Robert coming out of Jane's room, and then decides to talk to Jane, and is then surprised when he sees that Pinhead's fixed, but then he starts going crazy when Jane says she loves Robert, and tells her that he does not want to see her get hurt, and then leaves. Five days later, Friday, Jane finds Robert very sick, and then has her father call the doctor, but he really does not, he just fakes it. Then he tells Jane that he has to go pick up a stuffed mermaid oddity for the "House of Marvels" at the post office at the edge of town, and tricks Jane into offering to picking it up for him, while Dr. Magrew waits for the non-coming doctor to come. Back at Joey's house, the medical examiner (William Knight) believes that Joey's death was intentional.
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