It's all about a fictitious race, a fictitious place like a Shangri-La, and one person who happens to be its emissary.
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An arrest warrant filed Tuesday night accuses David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt of creating fictitious identities and a fictitious bioresearch company and secretly recording conversations with women's health care providers.
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"Fictitious reference pricing is all over the place," she said.
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So many humans spent so much time and fictitious worlds.
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Pakistan snorted at this "self serving, reckless and fictitious claim".
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I filled out the forms with all my fictitious information.
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So, why are completely fictitious sales flourishing in store aisles?
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While McMafia's storyline is fictitious, its themes are chillingly real.
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I liked how obviously, almost defiantly, fictitious the name sounded.
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A sizable number could be automated bots or fictitious accounts.
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In Belfer's hands, fictitious characters blend uncannily with historical ones.
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Of course, this story is fabricated, and the disease is fictitious.
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Often, people in fugues use pseudonyms and construct fictitious personal histories.
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In fact, the scale was fictitious and the scores were manipulated.
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Certainly there are a lot of fictitious things in the media.
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The paper showed 580 participants advertisements for a fictitious diabetes prescription drug.
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JARRETT: On June 213th, Steele wrote his phony fictitious dossier first memo.
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In 2011, he was arrested for driving with a fictitious registration sticker.
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The conspirators created fictitious online personas, including D.C. Leaks and Guccifer 2.0.
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JARRETT: It was the dossier, the fictitious dossier that triggered the hoax.
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He insisted that we use a fictitious name to tell his story.
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Sisi's government says that curbing fictitious news is necessary for national security.
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These are facts, in the face of which fictitious falsehoods are embraced.
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The well-loved, fictitious eatery was a quintessential "Beverly Hills, 90210" setting.
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Transcripts were littered with inflated grades, nonexistent extracurricular activities and fictitious classes.
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One campaign promoted a fictitious temp agency, while the other attacked it.
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Officials showed them maps, diagrams and slide shows that were entirely fictitious.
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Our local wall of fame bursts with characters, many of them fictitious.
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Activity about a fictitious company is also less likely to trigger moderation.
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And this is just one of many fictitious alter egos to emerge.
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According to the report, "FEC officials noted that committee and candidate registration forms sometimes include false or fictitious information, such as fictitious or satirical names of a candidate, committee, or a committee's treasurer…" The DOJ can prosecute these under Title 28503 USC 22020, False Official Statements which states that submitting false, fictitious or fraudulent documents shall be fined and imprisoned for up to 5 years.
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Others embed erroneous curves or fictitious places for fame or as a hoax.
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The fictitious story described three levels of selfie obsession: Borderline, Acute, and Chronic.
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ROSENSTEIN: The conspirators created fictitious online personas, including D.C. Leaks and Guccifer 2.0.
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So expect Ilhan Omar's fictitious anti-Semitism to be debunked again and again.
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In the fictitious examples, men do most of the analysis and decision-making.
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Will he wind up ordering an investigation of the (largely fictitious) voter fraud?
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"They (the results) are fictitious, they are fake," he said, according to Reuters.
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In a statement Sunday, he noted the potential dangers of fictitious rumors spreading.
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But it is now clear a large part of the decline was fictitious.
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All in the name of a national security threat that is entirely fictitious.
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It lies off the coast of Japan, near the fictitious city of Megasaki.
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" He added: "Today the fictitious narrative of the Spanish state has fallen apart.
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"Ambitious, fictitious, reminiscent of yesterday or perhaps a better day," he read aloud.
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After doing this, the fictitious location will be removed and no longer selectable.
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The Israeli Defense Ministry responded on Twitter to say the report was fictitious.
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How does stepping into roles that are fictitious differ from playing actual people?
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Ms. Lee wrote fictitious police reports and witnesses' statements to accompany each invention.
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Most players go out and play, risking injury and worse, on fictitious contracts.
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Here you save all these fictitious people, and you can't even save your son.
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In less competitive markets, 7% of these fictitious stay-at-home dads got interviews.
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She said she was the recent widow of a (fictitious) former NASA structural engineer.
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Whether photographing the real President or a fictitious presidential character, it's an exciting experience.
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After the vote, internet and texting services were cut because "fictitious results" were spreading.
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He won investors' confidence with fake financial statements created by a fictitious accounting firm.
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The inquiry these fictitious people made was simple: They asked for local restaurant recommendations.
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It is—but only because the occupiers in this fictitious scenario are Native American.
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"Not familiar with the band and the quote is fictitious," Rove wrote to Newsweek.
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He didn't denounce the report as "false and fictitious," but instead denounced its publication.
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Since the dawn of television, what generation hasn't fawned over a fictitious TV couple?
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These vain arguments were made bolstered by the fictitious proclamation that "survivors" said so.
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Enter the R.N.P., or Renewed Nation Party, a freshly forged (and fictitious) political force.
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An underlying theme here is that hate crimes are often either exaggerated or fictitious.
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She said the fictitious scenario focused on threats to military operations in the Mediterranean.
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People who've spent fractions of their lives watching and thinking about this fictitious universe.
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We've come a long way from the era of the fictitious circumnavigator Phileas Fogg.
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Sancho Panza has been made governor of a fictitious island by a frivolous duke.
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This moment is about more than a comic-book character in a fictitious country.
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The other was the voice of his fictitious sidekick, Jimmy Simmons: flippant and freewheeling.
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The fictitious job hunters had equally attractive credentials, but different high school graduation dates.
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The unit is fictitious, and so is Denny, but they don't sound that way.
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Opioid, Indiana, a fictitious town, is struggling for relevance and is decimated by addiction.
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How many women writers does he or she choose for the fictitious dinner party?
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Another revealed what prosecutors say was Olivia Jade's resume that detailed fictitious crew awards.
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These fictitious applicants presented themselves as students at one of 24 large public universities.
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Like a number of designers here, Mr. Brown decorated for a fictitious female client.
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We asked US participants to read about an entirely fictitious debate unfolding in Germany.
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But Coffina said GoFundMe officials are working with authorities to remedy the "fictitious, illegal" situation.
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That&aposs exactly why nobody has ever been charged with this fictitious crime of collusion.
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The first-person shooter is set in a fictitious Middle Eastern country and across Europe.
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The prize is fictitious; the fees paid by the victim to claim it are not.
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Beard's fanciful, fictitious paintings are recourse for a community that's often invisible in historical texts.
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The story traced a sailboat journey taken by two fictitious characters along America's eastern coast.
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It succeeds as a government agency, albeit fictitious, because its psycho-social services actually work.
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Paying someone to teach us how to out maneuver a fictitious character behind a screen?
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The fact that there's nothing new for them to advance against him—even something fictitious!
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It has to be the real thing by a government agency in the fictitious name.
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"The police called 'Pizzagate' a fictitious conspiracy theory tonight," Tapper wrote to the younger Flynn.
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I don't move them around some big board, I actually care about these fictitious people.
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God bless this movie, and god bless the unfulfilled romance between these two fictitious dads.
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Today IRL wonder woman, Oprah Winfrey, celebrated the fictitious Wonder Woman with an epic party.
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Vulcan, Virginia is not as isolated or fictitious as American Gods would have us think.
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It was based on a fictitious Iranian report to the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency).
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Some have reported fictitious children as dependents, while others have hidden income in offshore accounts.
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As part of the ruse, Mr. Caspersen created fake email addresses and a fictitious colleague.
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Maurice Chevalier plays a captain in the royal guard of the fictitious nation of Marshovia.
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Our hope is this is just a case of a tabloid drumming up fictitious drama.
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But that study's design was to have undergraduates rate the hireability of fictitious job applicants.
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The last thing that displaced people need today is a fictitious spacecraft headed for Mars.
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The S.E.C. said that several of the executives listed on the Centra website were fictitious.
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"We like nonfiction, and we live in fictitious times," he said to a heated crowd.
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One condemned Stevens for having created a "fictitious reality," which might seem a positive achievement.
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We created a large bank of fictitious résumés and scraped help wanted ads every day.
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The first generation of animators often conjured up fictitious interactions with their hand-drawn characters.
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The Circle is a fictitious company that has been likened to Google, Facebook and Twitter.
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" The indictment noted the conspirators "did so using fictitious" personalities online "including 'DCLeaks' and 'Guccifer 2.0.
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He lived in Paris and New York with his wife and kids, who were also fictitious.
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Of course, these are all real-life horrors, not marketing campaigns for a fictitious horror film.
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A project to purge electoral lists found 800,000 fictitious voters in Punjab, a state of 30m.
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What has been reported as to what had led up to the attack is all fictitious.
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Park generated fictitious account statements that showed investors were making money almost every month, prosecutors said.
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Inflation, 3/10 below the Fed's target or the Central Bank -- the fictitious Central Bank's target.
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It was also Perry's final film role, in which he plays Scott Lancer, a fictitious character.
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Don Draper's the fictitious classic man—smoking weed, doing LSD and methamphetamine shots in the ass.
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It's the sort of dish you wish your wholly fictitious Mexican abuelita would make for you.
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GAO investigators posed as a fictitious federal law enforcement agency and created a phony agency website.
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Here's why, just for starters: James Bond is both a fictitious character and a corporate franchise.
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They are performing an entirely fictitious Broadway musical in period costumes straight out of Taxi Driver.
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James Clapper called me yesterday to denounce the false and fictitious report that was illegally circulated.
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Fake news travels fast, even in the fictitious New Jersey town of Lullaby in the 1930s.
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The fictitious client had received a $210,244 refund last year, but this year would owe $22.
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It is better for the President and Interior to focus on accomplishments rather than fictitious allegations.
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He's quite happy to lie, he'll dig up complete garbage, that in some cases is completely fictitious.
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" Seagal's attorney Anthony Falangetti said later Monday that her account was"completely fictitious and totally made up.
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He said that was a fictitious character, someone Judge made up to cope with his own addiction.
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The flow of cloud to smoke creates a fictitious war zone, the faceless man perhaps a victim.
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The national statistics institute produced fictitious inflation figures to disguise annual price rises of more than 20193%.
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He has also on occasions told entirely fictitious stories, often aimed at inciting anger at the Palestinians.
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" And a representative for the Russian billionaire has dismissed Vashukevich's claims about their relationship as "fictitious stories.
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Johnson delighted eurosceptic Conservatives by lampooning the EU bureaucracy with outrageous and often fictitious dispatches from Brussels.
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"Stop banging your head trying to find fictitious arguments to justify a good deal," Mr Kron replied.
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It is now time to get our fictitious investors a liquidity event from our little drone startup.
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In one experiment, we emailed approximately 6,000 hotels across the United States from 12 fictitious email accounts.
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Investigations have shown some public works contracts are overpriced and some payments are made for fictitious works.
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The World Passport was not a fictitious document as claimed by South African government officials, he said.
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They're treasure troves of embellished or fully fictitious objects that have since become canonized by the imagination.
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The two journalists went in disguise as the fictitious academics Dr. Cindy Poppins and Dr. Edgar Munchhausen.
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In a nod to the company's roots, Rocky and Bullwinkle lived in the fictitious Frostbite Falls, Minn.
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But Charlamagne says RS took his words out of context to write a fictitious and negative story.
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Get it here >>Gelman says: You'll forget that this is about a fictitious band while reading it.
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In both, fictitious invading hordes — and those who supposedly support them — are the enemy of the people.
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In Barcelona, our correspondent met the promoters of independence for Tabarnia, a fictitious separatist movement within Catalonia.
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For that operation, she used a different identity and said she worked for a fictitious London company.
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Most were blocked, but $81 million went to four fictitious accounts at one RCBC branch in Manila.
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Detractors gripe we're encumbering ancient potters with a fictitious name and the modern baggage of artistic genius.
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The fictitious eggplant condoms are part of Durex's new campaign to get people talking about safe sex.
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Some of the brushes depict fictitious people or figures derived from Renaissance or 17th century Baroque paintings.
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The people, company and funds involved are fictitious, but the math and deal terms are very much real.
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That was because the returns they had tapped into — based on their fraudulent Madoff brokerage statements — were fictitious.
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" This is the danger expressed by the three slogans of Orwell's fictitious Ministry of Truth: "War is peace.
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Kekistan is the fictitious nation-state for the alt-right meme magic makers; the Kekistani are its citizens.
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" In reality, prosecutors said, "Meek's statements and representations denying such specifics were false, fictitious and fraudulent when made.
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Visit the website This Person Does Not Exist, and refresh as many fictitious comrades as your heart desires.
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The hackers created a fictitious chemical weapons conference, and then sent chemical weapons experts invitations embedded with malware.
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They believe the government has designed a fictitious, "spy who loved me" plot against the naval flight officer.
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Or are they somehow attempting to use these fabrications for some fictitious advantage in the discussions we're having?
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I think the nostalgic thing is because Emily is living in some sort of fictitious version of reality.
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But, like the fictitious character, the real psychologist did invaluable work trying to understand how violent criminals think.
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Later that day, the younger Flynn tweeted that until the fictitious story was "proven" untrue, it would continue.
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President Trump reaches out to Senator Paul, yet his staff plants fictitious narratives instead of advancing his agenda.
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" You can keep the nearly-dead (and fictitious) dialect alive by learning phrases like: "Skorverdon zaldrīzoti Daenerys ēza?
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"This is like Carmela Soprano," said Westley, referring to the wife of fictitious TV mob boss Tony Soprano.
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His other life as a creator of epic collages of fictitious worlds was discovered only after his death.
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The gist of the argument is that Tillerson's assurances to shareholders were fictitious, or at least greatly exaggerated.
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The sci-fi/horror series set in fictitious Hawkins, Indiana, has been a huge breakout hit for Netflix.
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Mary Margaret O'Brien, a former nun who heads the fictitious bingo fund-raising department of the local archdiocese.
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HIGH Our fictitious traveler might enjoy a dinner at Bolshoi, which incorporates French touches into traditional Russian cuisine.
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In all, prosecutors said he used five fictitious investment vehicles to raise money to carry out the scheme.
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It all started when the fictitious part of the Monkees began to fuse with them as real people.
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Flynn also pleaded guilty to knowingly making materially false, fictitious and fraudulent statements to FBI agents, a felony.
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I'll usually ask them about the scene, and they'll usually describe the same thing, which is completely fictitious.
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Furries are enthusiasts who celebrate characters and stories involving anthropomorphic animals, or fictitious characters that have human traits.
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Investigators, though, soon realized that Gypsy could walk and that her myriad medical problems had largely been fictitious.
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There was no record of a Ruben al-Chidiak in Switzerland, and the name had a fictitious ring.
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But in doing so, we would have perpetuated the problem that we have a fictitious wall around us.
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Controlled accounts under fictitious personas then spread links to those articles on social media with hyped-up headlines.
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"Pawnee Today" gave a pretty entertaining view of the fictitious Indiana town where the NBC comedy was set.
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The prosecutors must show that Kushner made a false or fictitious or fraudulent statement of a material fact.
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NBC's new medical drama "New Amsterdam," follows Dr. Max Goodwin as he tries to revamp a fictitious hospital.
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Black Panther, who returns to the fictitious African nation of Wakanda to succeed his slain father as king.
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The embrace of fictitious beliefs — regardless of the real-world consequences — is a step-change in conservative thinking.
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For Emissaries, Ian Cheng designed three self-playing video games that take place on a fictitious volcanic island.
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In one experiment, they showed volunteers evidence of Medicare fraud by fictitious administrators, asking what the punishment should be.
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Even if she's fictitious, she's always real to me: three-dimensional, flawed, loving, screwed-up, as real women are.
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In the first half of the mayoral race the fictitious polling firm Gallus, Rooper and Trendek announced their projections.
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Prisoners say they were sometimes denied food and water and beaten to confess fictitious crimes or just for revenge.
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Mr Fillon is embroiled in scandal over payments to his wife and children for what critics call fictitious work.
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"Firmament" (1913) zooms through the universe at hyperspeed, combining known and fictitious planets together into a whirlwind of space.
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Using the hashtags #HBeyCU and #Beychella, people were gushing online about the possibility of enrolling in Bey's fictitious school.
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"Although none of the fictitious applications filed a 2014 tax return, all were approved for 2016 subsidies," GAO said.
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But you don't have to wait that long to see what Zoey's up to at the fictitious California University.
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Pai ignored, for example, inquiries over why his agency fed Congress misinformation about fictitious cyberattacks first reported by Gizmodo.
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In 1964, a journalist named Åke "Dacke" Axelsson impersonated a fictitious abstract painter of his own creation, Pierre Brassau.
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The lawsuit said Centene's provider network was largely "fictitious," resulting in many people having trouble finding in-network doctors.
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" Huizenga rebutted, filing a lawsuit against Gwynn and the Post, saying the story was "fabricated, fictitious, and outright libelous.
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The Finals Game 1 hangover has been steeped in the (potentially fictitious, contentious) relationship between Kevin Durant and Rihanna.
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Following an investigation, officers believe Deas "utilized social media advertisements to obtain home health care" for his fictitious brother.
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Tanvir Mahmud, Hallmark's managing director, connived with a branch manager to issue fraudulent letters of credit to fictitious companies.
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They gave names common to black Americans to some fictitious applicants, and names common to whites to the rest.
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With this fictitious person, wrongdoers can take out 10 credit cards or a loan on a brand-new Ferrari.
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Kirkman threatens the governor with charges of obstruction of a fictitious federal investigation, and gets him to stand down.
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Kabila told Reuters the shutdown was done to preserve public order after "fictitious results" were circulated on social media.
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We have fictitious speed limits, because the roads are designed to allow vehicles to travel much faster than stated.
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Eakin also created a fictitious email account in an attempt to disguise his connection to them, the complaint said.
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Waymo labeled Uber's claim as fictitious, intended to distract people from Waymo's evidence showing Uber used Waymo's trade secrets.
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By now, you've probably seen one of the many sober debunkings of these fictitious claims of widespread voter fraud.
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Consequently, about 8943 individual painters and more than 200 real and fictitious artworks populate In Search of Lost Time.
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A few days later he was found, having fled to London, checked into a hospital with a fictitious complaint.
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Mendez devised a plan to create a fictitious science fiction movie called "Argo" that would be filmed in Tehran.
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In one sting operation, a fictitious researcher with fake credentials applied to be editor at a list of journals.
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This moment, Cruz citing a fictitious movie as truth, was of a piece with the debate as a whole.
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So, this is retaliatory because she was fired and, again, has no basis in fact and just completely fictitious.
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But this fictitious man baby has no right to the many, many scenes he is gifted in Season 2.
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" Using customer information to open fictitious accounts would certainly seem to qualify as something more than "low quality sales.
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They kicked the can down the road with probably fictitious savings way down the road and no new revenues.
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Furries are people interested in anthropomorphic animals, and often adopt fictitious "fursonas" and wear costumes to embody their characters.
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Maybe the technology here is fictitious, but there are a few approaches that a clever Mandalorian inventor could take.
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Trump, both prior to and after his election, has often retold or referenced a fictitious story about how Gen.
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"FICTITIOUS TRANSACTIONS" In a statement on Wednesday, tax police said the probe had shown that "a large part of the revenues booked in the company's accounts from 2015 to 2018 were false ... while part of the revenues generated by licenses from two joint ventures booked in 2018 were the result of fictitious transactions".
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"All these relationships between women, I thought, rapidly recalling the splendid gallery of fictitious women, are too simple," Woolf noted.
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Omar's fictitious anti-Semitism is hardly the only myth that has become a structural supporting beam, propping up our discourse.
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GAO noted that four of the applications used fictitious identities that had been used to get subsidized coverage in 2014.
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Just an aside, Gianni did not drink alcohol — everyone knew that — so even the champagne scene with Cunanan is fictitious.
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Brennerman went as far as inventing fictitious senior executives at Blacksands Pacific and signing agreements on their behalf, prosecutors said.
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The Bat-signal was used in the show when the fictitious Gotham City Police Department needed to summon the superhero.
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Politically, there may be an illegitimate benefit to camouflaging a rich/poor transfer payment as a payment for fictitious insurance.
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Now, Europe is done and is willing to go to battle against massive corporate tax avoidance through fictitious internal transactions.
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Before the exercise began, the two groups were told different stories (once again, fictitious) about how previous participants had fared.
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And the time a Chinese magazine wrote a multipage, entirely fictitious profile of him, and then emailed him a copy.
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Former national security adviser Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to making "false, fictitious and fraudulent statements and representations" to FBI officials.
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A hookup between an F.B.I. agent and an American diplomat (both fictitious) is thrown in just to squeeze some tears.
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Brisk demand prompted a move to larger premises in a Brooklyn loft, where he created the fictitious Bell Perfume Labs.
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But oil companies, banks and supermarkets have been targeted by firms that appear from nowhere, demanding payment of fictitious debts.
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Fallon wants Wiig to answer questions about her fictitious experience on the reality show and he gets some unexpected answers.
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Some included accusations that the men and Fyre Media had included fictitious financial information on documents given to prospective investors.
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I dreamed of loving a fictitious being that lived within a story, and of establishing a sexual relationship with them.
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He's a fictitious client that Elsbeth advised Maia to tell her father about in order to suss out his allegiances.
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Let's be honest: A lot of us want to fight Leo DiCaprio, but this fictitious bear took it too far.
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It was supposed to be a fictitious marriage of convenience, to get Ms. Reisler out of Germany and into Palestine.
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Moldovan investigators have probed a scheme under which Russian shell companies took fictitious loans from offshore companies based in Britain.
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Chaney said police don't believe an "Antwan" exists, and the white Toyota Camry he allegedly drove is fictitious as well.
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More remarkable, Franken wrote a satirical novel called "Why Not Me?" which details his own fictitious celebrity run for president.
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" Her removal came amid a campaign by Trump's allies to accuse her of disloyalty, a charge she said was "fictitious.
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The juxtaposition is striking: a smooth and sophisticated idealized masculinity set against equally fictitious rugged, Wild West images of manhood.
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In keeping with their original absurdist "Make Fruit Punch Great Again" slogan, they made banners featuring fictitious fruit punch ads.
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In these experiments, straight female participants were shown fictitious Facebook profiles depicting either a straight woman, straight man or gay man.
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Yet journalistic projects that require scraping information from tech platforms or creating fictitious accounts generally violate these sites' terms of service.
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Apple says the organization must also be a legal entity – it will not accept DBAs, fictitious businesses, trade names, or branches.
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He was taken into custody at a gas station in Westmoreland County, where he allegedly planned to meet the fictitious teenager.
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In their place are the lush greens of the fictitious California University quad and the grays of every dorm room ever.
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Manafort's lawyer, Kevin Downing, rejected suggestions that Manafort was a "Jason Bourne character" - referencing a fictitious, globe-trotting, rogue covert agent.
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Moss was referring to a federal statute that criminalizes making "any materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or representation" to Congress.
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"Toy models are fictitious and designed to be really simple and plain so that you can analyze them easily," said Henry.
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Edens made up several stories of fictitious kidnappings to convince T-Mobile to hand over the location information, court records add.
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His condition—blind, nameless, amnesiac—seemed fictitious, the kind of allegorical affliction that might befall a character in Saramago or Borges.
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Some of these government officials are making false claims against saying that the travel document is fictitious when it is not.
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And sure, White is a nonagenarian superstar — but she could never forget the premiere of her fictitious grandson's new film Deadpool.
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Mr. Donaghy asked Mr. Marczak to examine suspicious emails he had received from a fictitious organization called the Right to Fight.
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The Congolese government said it shut down the internet this week to avoid the circulation of "fictitious results" on social media.
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She's a writer on my TV show, so in a sense she's writing a fictitious version of my life story already.
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Earlier, the Nigerian military accused the independent organization of making "fictitious allegations" of human rights abuses against the country's security forces.
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They got their name from a logo on the bass drum of a fictitious band in New Order's video for "Crystal".
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Bae, an industrial design student at the National University of Singapore, created the fictitious body jewelry collection, which launched last week.
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They built fictitious personas, Facebook (FB) said, and were well-resourced, spending more than $100,000 on ads on Facebook and Instagram.
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He drew up a daylong itinerary for a fictitious traveler on a budget of $1,000, or about 14,000 South African rand.
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Stern had obtained a fictitious contract that made it appear as if she had been hired as a pianist in China.
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The elaborate setup imagines theatergoers as guests at a memorial service for one James Leroy Clemens, a fictitious Afro-Futurist artist.
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Bao had no interest in publishing fictitious tales of sex and corruption, but he saw a larger purpose in their plotlines.
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This, therefore, promotes the idea that people manipulate their social media accounts to curate a fictitious atmosphere with homogenous political opinions.
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Elsewhere, Net One System, which has been reported to have spearheaded fictitious transactions involving several companies to pad profit, sank 23%.
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Though half the notes were indeed genuine—they'd been obtained from the Los Angeles County coroner's office—the scores were fictitious.
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While Mater and Lightning McQueen are fictitious characters, vehicles that talk with one another will drastically improve safety and save lives.
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For this exhibition, Cheng designed three live simulations, or self-playing video games, that take place on a fictitious volcanic island.
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Mr Trump, by fulminating against witch-hunts and firing off fictitious accusations against his accusers, would encourage and be strengthened by that.
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A bot could have been engineered to flood the ECFS with comments attributed to hundreds or thousands of fictitious or stolen identities.
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That thinking was validated in a famous experiment in which researchers sent out fictitious resumes in response to actual help-wanted ads.
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LONDON — A local police force has come under fire for building a fictitious crime scene from sand, featuring a naked dead woman.
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Alongside those fictitious haunts, the IRL story of Steven Avery will continue in Making a Murderer: Part 232, streaming on October 2310.
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A future mafia run by stereotypically greedy jews, for example, could only work as a joke about the fictitious creators' blind spots.
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It's also, according to the careful work of historians, mostly if not entirely fictitious — an urban legend turned into a revanchist creed.
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Although fictitious, Sargeant's oeuvre is a reminder of how little we understand — or want to understand — about the queerness of the past.
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Publishing a fictitious work about a real person cannot mean the author, by virtue of writing fiction, has acted with actual malice.
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"Although 8 of these 10 fictitious applications failed the initial online identity-checking process, all 10 were subsequently approved," the agency said.
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Surveillance aircraft often keep a low profile: The FBI, for example, registers its planes to fictitious companies to mask their true identity.
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Separating the very real Robin Wright from her fictitious Claire Underwood character on the hit Netflix series, House of Cards isn't easy.
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Fear not, Ashley O fans, the fictitious pop star from Black Mirror Season 5 (played by Miley Cyrus), is alive and well.
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Once the fictitious target navigates to the page, a fake Adobe Flash update installer pops up, prompting the user to click install.
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Even if the latest allegations against Trump prove fictitious, relations with Moscow will clearly be under the spotlight as he takes office.
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That view got support from a Massachusetts judge in February, who dismissed a case alleging the use of fictitious prices by Kohl's.
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Flynn pleaded guilty to "willfully and knowingly" making "false, fictitious and fraudulent statements" to the FBI about his conversations with Russia's ambassador.
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Drive-By Truckers did so literally on "Southern Rock Opera," the group's double album about a fictitious band of Lynyrd Skynyrd acolytes.
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The US alleges that fictitious social media sites were set up to polarize voters with inflammatory and, in some cases, fake information.
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She scores "deamphetamines" from her boyfriend's brother (which in the 90210 universe is traded in tiny, ornate metal boxes), a fictitious amphetamine.
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This lawsuit is nothing more than a media-hungry lawyer's attempt to extort Mr. Weber with false, fictitious and legally frivolous claims.
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"Now that the political utility of troops on the southern border to face a fictitious caravan invasion threat is over," said Adm.
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The answer is that a lot of the growth isn't real: it's leprechaun economics, in which tax avoidance strategies produce fictitious growth.
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According to KCRG, all of the charges are simple misdemeanors, except for possession of a fictitious license, which is a serious misdemeanor.
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He is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing on the charge of possession of a fictitious ID on Monday, Oct. 21.
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"They plant a story — totally fictitious — in a leftist paper in, say, Bombay," the 1982 article's author, John Weisman, wrote in it.
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He is also alleged to have submitted a fictitious partnership tax return for his law firm as part of the loan applications.
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Mr. Peretz submitted account records with her handwritten notations pointing out the fictitious addresses, which were also included in the OSHA ruling.
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No matter: The damage had been done, the fictitious tale having found many believers, either eager or fearful, among the German public.
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The film stars Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa, king of the fictitious African nation of Wakanda and a superhero known as Black Panther.
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At a prior hearing, Democrats on this committee read out a purely fictitious rendition of the President's phone call with President Zelensky.
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The day before the FBI informant departed on his fictitious trip to Syria, Young told him it wasn't too late to cancel.
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That's because Luka (and presumably other bot makers) want to make bots that mimic real-life people, not just fictitious television characters.
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From family wineries to labels that might be straight up fictitious, we've found 10 celebrities who've tried their hands at stomping grapes. Cheers!
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December 1, 2017 - Flynn pleads guilty to "willfully and knowingly" making "false, fictitious and fraudulent statements" to the FBI regarding discussions with Kislyak.
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The pair used false identities and created a fictitious bioresearch company to secretly record conversations with women's health care providers, according to Becerra.
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As fictitious chief of staff Leo McGarry would say: The Democrats shouldn't be threatened by issues, they should put them front and center.
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As part of a plea deal, Papadopoulos agreed to plead guilty to making a "materially false, fictitious and fraudulent statement" to FBI agents.
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Norman observed that fictitious names (some of which were pseudonyms used by secretive bidders) regularly appeared on the sale lists distributed to subscribers.
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Fictitious patient reviews are just one tactic; vaccine opponents have also deluged Facebook and Instagram accounts of doctors and practices, medical professionals said.
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Her black-and-white self-portraits as a fictitious Samoan woman on decolonized Polynesian territory in the series Where do we come from?
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The sold-out production closes May 1, so of course Fischer had to catch her former-fictitious-flame on stage before it ended.
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Starting in August 2017, Helen Pluckrose, James Lindsay and Peter Boghossian wrote 20 entirely fictitious research papers and submitted them to respected journals.
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It was a simplified version of Q's own profit-and-loss statement alongside that of a fictitious competitor, based on standard industry data.
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In a statement to PEOPLE last month, Gordon's legal counsel said he continued to "grieve privately" and was "dehumanized by the fictitious allegations."
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The courtroom—an auditorium sculpted from 190 tonnes of ice, pictured above—and the verdict were fictitious, staged as part of a festival.
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Participants were presented with an image, name, and job title of an employer as well as an employee testimonial, which were all fictitious.
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The agency's investigators also submitted another eight fictitious applications for coverage from Medicaid, the jointly run federal-state program that covers poor people.
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The water falls so fast in this fictitious cascade that it exceeds the speed of sound at a certain point along the way.
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I kept pulling it back until I got comfortable with the idea of it being the score to a thing that's actually fictitious.
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The artwork by Nick Dragotta is both gorgeous and gruesome, each panel drawn with impeccable detail to forge East of West's fictitious world.
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In fact, after investigating the claims, the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia characterised the matter as a "fictitious conspiracy theory".
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To spare busy students from having to accept internships, required for many university courses, professors approve fictitious ones, complete with made-up reports.
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The Red Team, based in a larger, hostile but equally fictitious neighboring nation, not unlike Russia, has been on the move against Berylia.
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Direct messages to American journalists through the fictitious Twitter persona Guccifer 2.0 generated initial covered of the hacked emails followed a week later.
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The fact is that, although the heroes of my youth were fictitious, real live scientists can work towards making these dreams a reality.
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It contains a fictitious Holocaust testimony, dictated by Gabriel's mother, which describes her experiences on the death march from Auschwitz in January 1945.
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Two Democratic senators recently created a fictitious group to prove just how easy it is to target specific people with fake news. Sens.
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Then he began writing a novel about two mysterious preachers battling for control of a fictitious Jamaican village, Gibbeah, in the nineteen-fifties.
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The technologies described in Science Fiction don't have to work at all — except in the fictitious way they are described to have worked.
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Later that same year, Jeanne apparently married, which lends more credence to claims that her 'marriage' to the Italian Count was indeed fictitious.
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The team that worked on Kindle prototypes thought of that fictitious textbook as the template for the device that they were working on.
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For those more in the mood for fictitious escapes, an Icelandic mystery or a humorous collection of short stories might do the trick.
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Ironically, as an investor Mr. Weiss was himself a victim of Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme, which claimed fictitious profits from Wall Street.
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The operation also included the creation of hundreds of email, PayPal and bank accounts and even fraudulent drivers' licenses issued to fictitious Americans.
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He was charged with possession of a fictitious ID, public intoxication, being under legal age in a bar, and possession of alcohol underage.
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An exhibition of 50 of his drawings of architectural fantasies — from funerary urns for fictitious people to finely drawn Gothic temples — opens Oct.
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Once again, midway through the study, the students were informed that they'd been misled, and that the information they'd received was entirely fictitious.
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"This whole thing is based on imagination," Mr. Harrell said of his fictitious meeting between a Harlem voguer and the experimental Judson gang.
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And they're definitely running that really hard through this very fictitious link to these occult themes and reading quite a lot into it.
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Zelenskiy's squeaky clean fictitious president is a powerful image, blurring the lines of where his character stops and the real-life politician begins.
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Another letter FireEye identified as written by a fictitious persona was published in the Seattle Times to criticize President Donald Trump's Middle East policy.
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Investigators found that funds had been stolen through fictitious invoices for goods such as firewood and stationery and multiple payments on one supplier invoice.
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BTW -- according to Mariah's IG, her Halloween costume is part of a fictitious hair metal band called Spit ... and she's their lead singer, Mimi.
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He allegedly told police that he had come to "rescue" the fictitious girl, although the documents quote explicit text messages arranging a sexual encounter.
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Even without Trump, the Republican Party has been growing steadily whiter, older, more rural, less educated, more prey to fictitious facts and seething biases.
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A lot of sounds are recorded on set, but some are done after the fact (think of all those fictitious sounds in Marvel movies).
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"They also created fictitious bids and offers, distorting demand and supply in order to achieve their profit motives," the Commission said in a statement.
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As part of a deal with prosecutors, Papadopoulos agreed to plead guilty to making a "materially false, fictitious and fraudulent statement" to FBI agents.
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Trump should hope allies and experts will judge him by a realistic standard, not the fictitious one he invokes to judge the Obama administration.
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" Trump tweeted on Thursday that U.S. spy chief James Clapper had called him to "denounce the false and fictitious report that was illegally circulated.
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It took Marc Ruskin about six months to develop a completely fictitious identity that would not only be believable, but extremely tough to unravel.
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We spent too little time with him, yet he remains the best boy any fictitious teenage girl could date — or any very real adult.
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In the film, Mcrae puts her body through various extreme experiences at the fictitious Institute of Isolation, a kind of self-contrived astronaut training.
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Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves' 30-year friendship has survived several major milestones: working together in four films, a fictitious marriage and '90s stardom.
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Picard had sought to recoup $1.32 billion of "fictitious profits" that he claimed the Chais defendants, including Chais' widow Pamela, withdrew from Madoff's firm.
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Linguistic games become high camp spectacle: Gary spits out bizarre insults, invents fictitious boyfriends with "chest hairs like weather systems," and adopts strange personas.
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A similar study was performed in Ohio in 2012, in which the fictitious patient was a 14-year-old male with an ACL tear.
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But it was always filmy, going down some kind of a fictitious mode and losing the realism of it, which a biopic really needs.
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If the film were totally fictitious, the fact that the two come to some kind of understanding in the end would seem utterly improbable.
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They may offer the suspect the opportunity to participate in a fictitious terror plot, replete with fake bombs and real guns, court records show.
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"Civilians" of a fictitious, white nationalist nation (Kekistan), which only exists online and was created by the far-right, 4chan, World of Warcraft community.
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Her account is entirely fictitious, and almost certainly an attempt to distance herself from the Nazi war machine during the postwar Nuremberg trial era.
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Last fall, he retweeted a graphic with fictitious crime statistics claiming that 81 percent of white homicide victims in 2015 were killed by blacks.
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Instead, Judge Toomin wrote, Ms. Foxx's breach of protocol resulted in a "fictitious office" with no "legal existence" having control over the Smollett case.
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The hackers used spearphishing — email fraud, in which they baited recipients into clicking malicious links — while leveraging fictitious personas, cryptocurrency and social media accounts.
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The events described aren't easy to hear about, let alone watch, and the themes explored venture into territory plenty of fictitious shows consciously avoid.
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On social media, where vulgar epithets can be spewed from faceless and fictitious monikers, Wallace has, at times, had to think twice before responding.
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Mr. Hotton then announced that one of the investors had died and the money was lost; it turned out that the investors were fictitious.
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Parise said that while the problem is corrected, if someone previously entered the fictitious location, it will still show up as an available destination.
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In 2018, she shared a post suggesting the Jewish financial George Soros was engaged in a "coup" against Trump, a fictitious antisemitic conspiracy theory.
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She's the one Feud: Bette and Joan character who's largely fictitious – but what she represents is truthful today as it was in the 1960s.
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Ms. Haigh has set many of her lifelike stories Bakerton, a fictitious mining town not unlike the place in Pennsylvania where she grew up.
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Now, Howard Beale is a fictitious TV newsman who found his way in the line of fire because of his pursuit of the truth.
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Nevertheless, making a "materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent" statement to a federal agency (like, say, using someone else's name without their consent) is a felony.
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The Tribunal said Citibank admitted to manipulating the price of bids and offers through agreements to refrain from trading, and created fictitious bids and offers.
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Trump's former national security advisor, Mike Flynn, pleaded guilty in early December to "willfully and knowingly" making "false, fictitious and fraudulent statements" to the FBI.
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Detectives learned from the attorney that he did not represent Antoine, who is accused of creating a fictitious e-mail account to impersonate the attorney.
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It is, however, the only company that inadvertently piggybacked off the notoriety of a fake parody app from a crew of fictitious technologists on television.
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Last year, a journalist trying to demonstrate weaknesses within the biometric identification program enrolled once with his real name and then with a fictitious one.
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Meanwhile, another GRU hacking unit, Unit 74455, which helped disseminate and publish hacked and stolen documents, pushed the stolen data out through two fictitious personas.
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While both use cases are harmless, the same technology can be used to mimic live, non-fictitious people, as the company is aiming to do.
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Then, on May 13, Cincinelli's boyfriend told her the fictitious killer was actually at her husband's place of business, ready to carry out the hit.
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However you slice it, of the films they've looked at, The Imitation Game is largely fictitious, while the The Big Short is pretty damn faithful.
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Let's elaborate using a simple example of a fictitious company 'Homer Donuts' which decides to run a series of ad campaigns for its different segments.
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" In its report, Quintessential called Bio-on "a massive bubble based on flawed technology and fictitious sales thanks to a network of empty shell companies.
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In 2013, when Atesiano was the chief, the department had a 100 percent clearance rate of reported burglaries, but it was "fictitious" the Herald reported.
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Following a report by European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF), Hungarian prosecutors also launched an investigation in 2015 against Kovacs over the fictitious employment of interns.
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Then again, with more than 600 episodes under its belt, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised when the fictitious world of Springfield aligns with our reality?
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The report describes the Russian government's efforts to disseminate the hacked material through fictitious online personas DCLeaks and Guccifer 2.0, as well as through WikiLeaks.
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Michael Moore used this platform during his Oscars acceptance speech, calling attention to George W. Bush's "fictitious" election results and rallied against the Iraq war.
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News in their "13 Things You Didn't Know About the Actor" quiz and thankfully the very real Prentice and fictitious Bryce couldn't be more different.
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Blake Jenner stars as Jake, a freshman pitcher at a fictitious Texas college, who moves into the baseball team's frat house three days before school.
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"We apologize to Zendesk for using an imperfect (and fictitious) example that doesn't accurately represent their search functionality," Uber wrote in the updated open letter.
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Give me more of this and less of Craig's ex on a fictitious version of 'Love Island' (okay no I lied, give me that too).
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The target was the fortified water plant supplying the fictitious Blue Team nation of a friendly ally, "Berylia," which had been experiencing sharply deteriorating security.
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"It is a fictitious term," said Werner Spitz, a forensic pathologist who has testified on behalf of families of people killed in incidents involving Tasers.
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In some cases, employees who agreed to donate were then reimbursed in the form of false refunds for expenses or the payment of fictitious bonuses.
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When I was younger, it served my imagination with a perhaps fictitious cool: I pictured my father as one of those bikers at the Ace.
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Kenyan media have said 10 billion shillings ($99 million) had been stolen through fictitious invoices, and multiple payments on one supplier invoice, at the NYS.
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Although the talk show is fictitious, the video was made at a real television studio, which does broadcast actual public access interviews and community programming.
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James Bond gets to fly around the world and attend cool parties, but rarely does the fictitious spy ever get to enjoy his international vacations.
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And Montana isn't an isolated example of a present-day criminal mimicking and even one-upping the lives of infamous real-life and fictitious gangsters.
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"We continue to refuse, however, to treat fictitious and arbitrarily assigned paper profits as real and to give legal effect to Madoff's machinations," it added.
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The Auschwitz Memorial criticised Amazon on Sunday for fictitious depictions of the Holocaust in its Prime series "Hunters" and for selling books of Nazi propaganda.
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Burleson was charged with public intoxication, possession of alcohol while underage, and possession of a fictitious license, so he's probably Going Through It right now.
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The Marvel Studios film, about a prince of the fictitious African nation of Wakanda who becomes a superhero known as Black Panther, opens February 16.
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Melgen had been charged with 76 counts of health care fraud; making false, fictitious and fraudulent claims; and making false statements related to health care.
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And, in fact, Mick Herron's six novels about a fictitious dumping-ground for errant British agents called Slough House do not aspire to documentary realism.
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"Equally fictitious is the notion that I am disloyal to President Trump," Yovanovitch told the House Intelligence Committee in a closed-door deposition last month.
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I had this sense that they weren't realizing actual value in return, and it turned out that the revenues they were booking were totally fictitious.
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Watching that fictitious scene was "traumatizing" for legions of archaeologists, said Simona Morretta, the state archaeologist responsible for two sites along the new subway line.
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" Then there was Iraq itself, where Bush likened Hussein to Hitler and promoted an Amnesty International report on atrocities that Engel says "proved largely fictitious.
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"My mom is a powerful woman who could easily be one of the beautiful soldiers in Wakanda," said Noah on Instagram about Black Panther's fictitious utopia.
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His main storyline involved his obsession with proving the validity of RollerWorld, a seemingly fictitious neighborhood story about thousands of dollars being hidden somewhere in Freeridge.
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"It is this unique hybrid of scripted and unscripted with this fictitious backdrop for the show," Kevin Abrams, Alpine Labs' co-founder and president, told Mashable.
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In 2013, when Atesiano was the chief, the department had a 100 percent clearance rate of reported burglaries, but it was "fictitious" the Miami Herald reported.
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At present, a quick social search will turn up a few hundred tweets idolizing Bundy's perceived hunkiness and scripting out fictitious seduction scenarios starring the killer.
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There are "fictitious" forces that cause storm systems to spin (Editor's note: These are forces that we experience only because we live on a spinning globe.).
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Those same hackers attacked the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee that year, using the fictitious persona Guccifer 2.0 to release assessments of candidates in various House races.
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"White's intent in obtaining these records was clear — she cooked the records, creating forgeries with altered information, phony tests, and fictitious dates," according to the documents.
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In the suit, the Nation says "Billions" producers were lazy because they didn't bother to change names -- as in using a fictitious tribe and council member.
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DeGeneres noted that Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner recently appeared on her show, and DeGeneres herself dressed up as the Kardashians' fictitious long-lost sister Karla.
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This issue is discussed in the memoir, but Lee dives into it even deeper with the help of Patrice, a fictitious character played by Laura Harrier.
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Traders manipulated the price of bids and offers through agreements to refrain from trading and creating fictitious bids and offers at particular times, the Commission said.
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DHI Group then planted "two fictitious member accounts" in its user database "to determine if the members database was being accessed improperly," according to the complaint.
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Who, pray tell, would Rekognition identify when we pushed through a completely fictitious creation (though one portrayed by real-life actors Richard Brake and Vladimir Furdik)?
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Investigators are also examining payments to Ghosn's sister, Claudine Bichara de Oliveira, for what two sources describe as a fictitious job advising on global donation activities.
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But his comments, which spurred comparisons to Kellyanne Conway's repeated references to the fictitious Bowling Green Massacre, were mocked on Twitter, including by the Swedish government.
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Amanda Agan of Princeton University and Sonja Starr of the University of Michigan sent 15,000 fictitious job applications to employers in New York and New Jersey.
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After digging into WASET's background, Sumner partnered with Eckert and her colleague Till Krause, who adopted fictitious academic personas and began submitting papers to WASET's journal.
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When the chain introduced a fictitious black woman named Annie the Chicken Queen in its commercials about a decade ago, some people criticized it as racist.
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Investigators have found funds at the NYS were stolen through fictitious invoices for goods such as firewood and stationery and multiple payments on one supplier invoice.
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The authors asked a random sample of 1,021 adults to review the résumés of two fictitious high school students and determine which should receive a scholarship.
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In this process, Carter Page may have become George Caplan — a fictitious agent skillfully created in someone's imagination to set a trap to catch a spy.
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Ms. Mori had prepared an itinerary for a fictitious guest, spending $1,000 (about 110,000 yen) over the course of a day in this often-pricey city.
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He and his British MI5 handler even created a network of 27 fictitious subordinate agents who all received salaries from the Nazis and submitted expense reports.
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Earlier Friday, Flynn pleaded guilty to knowingly making materially false, fictitious and fraudulent statements to FBI agents, in a plea hearing in Washington, D.C. federal court.
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He was creating fictitious jobs in his office in order to put his sister on the payroll, as she couldn't be employed under state nepotism laws.
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The personas of the characters in "X" — who include Nation of Islam figures like Louis Farrakhan, one of the accused — "are somewhat fictitious," Mr. Gardley writes.
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They would then pretend to be the girl's father or another authority figure and tell the service member that their fictitious daughter was underage, she said.
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The site, which is owned by Google, took the action as part of its effort to combat fictitious content and ensure that reliable information was highlighted.
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In July of that year, the chief presented the city council with a perfect record of solving burglaries, though the statistics were "fictitious," the indictment said.
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Pakistan's military spokesperson said three Pakistani soldiers and five Indian soldiers were killed, while the Indian army called the claims "fictitious," accusing Pakistan of commencing fire.
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Borderlands is set in a fictitious galaxy that's run by ruthless corporations and filled with people and animals who will almost invariably attack you on sight.
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"Management indicate that the fraud was organised by Essilor's local management via cash payments to fictitious suppliers in a relatively short amount of time," Solca added.
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Tucker, who wrote the script, will also play Jane Walker, a fictitious character who represents all the women who did support work for the Continental Army.
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Related: Black superheroes are having a moment Boseman plays T'Challa, a prince of the fictitious African nation of Wakanda and a superhero known as Black Panther.
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Others referred the fictitious traveler to listings that could better accommodate their needs or asked what could be done to make the listed space more accessible.
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The stories ranged from fictitious claims about the 2016 American election to an article that sought to link President Emmanuel Macron of France to Islamist militants.
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If you do love a good twist and a scare, if you can afford to shed a few tears for this fictitious family, then come on down.
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While she initially took some photographs to help her cope, it was years later, when she had some emotional distance, that she began her series, Fictitious Family.
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The twist here is that unlike Musk, the CEO of the fictitious company is actually on the rocket that Mason is betting will never get past liftoff.
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"This weekend we wanted to meet our people in Wakanda," the founders explained to Blavity, calling out the inspiring fictitious East African country Black Panther takes place.
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Well, Free Beacon's Lachlan Markay pointed out that Cruz borrowed the line from fictitious U.S. President Andrew Shepherd, whom Douglas played in the Aaron Sorkin-scripted drama.
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"I don't think I have much of a choice here," he added, jokingly saying, "I'm supporting Alfred E. Neuman," referring to the fictitious mascot of Mad magazine.
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No. The first in the series of events was the FBI meeting face-to-face in London with Christopher Steele, the author of this fictitious, fabricated dossier.
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Jim Davis, the Creative Director of Mindspark, told me that he picked the logo because he likes to design the logos of fictitious brands in pop culture.
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She told CNN there's cultural fascination with death evidenced in the popularity of fictitious programs such as "Game of Thrones," as well as reality based crime programing.
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Part of the team's recruiting pitch included sending Lester a fictitious DVD showing the Cubs winning their first World Series since 1908 — in Game 7, no less.
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A thrillingly creepy teaser for the show flashes recognizable names from King's oeuvre, all tied together by Castle Rock, a fictitious town that appears in these works.
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With Alex Ross Perry's gripping new rock drama, Her Smell, a fictitious 90s alt-rock trio called Something She enters the pantheon of legendary nonexistent movie-bands.
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List price is a largely fictitious concept, promoted by the brand or manufacturer and adopted by the retailer to compel the customer into pushing the buy button.
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The series portrays a chain of corruption reaching right up to a fictitious deputy leader of the country (only costume dramas are allowed to implicate the emperor).
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" When Trump Jr. testified before Judiciary Committee members and staff he was informed that it would be a crime to make "materially false, fictitious or fraudulent statements.
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The online publication falsely reported that two fictitious men, whose names were puns on the names of two actual conservative internet commentators, were identified as the shooters.
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"The existence of this fictitious 100% clearance rate of reported burglaries was used by Atesiano to gain favor with elected officials and concerned citizens," the indictment said.
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It is a competent if sometimes heavy-handed affair, a mosaic of fictitious and underexplored characters who hear the assault but are too self-preoccupied to act.
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The truth of social media and other lessons from 'Zola's story' There was much debate at the time as to whether the tweets were at all fictitious.
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"Who Killed JonBenet?" also weaves in news footage from that time, which means viewers see both the actual Ramseys and investigators as well as their fictitious counterparts.
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Native American readers and leaders are taking to Twitter to express their anger with Rowling for incorporating elements of their history and culture into a fictitious canon.
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Imagining a kind of whimsical and fictitious world, the film explores Faris's life as a kind backdrop relief to utopian images of life on the Red Planet.
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Justice Minister Etilda Gjonaj has said they had followed the procedure to the letter and the "president had created a fictitious cause to serve his own battles".
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"It's unfortunate that some partisan groups have chosen to peddle a fictitious narrative in the name of scoring a few political points," API spokesman Scott Lauermann said.
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The law makes it a crime to "make any materially false, fictitious or fraudulent statement or representation" to a federal agency on a matter within its jurisdiction.
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Using the letterhead of a fictitious writers' agency, he wrote to the agent Peter Lampack, posing as an old colleague about to retire and overloaded with work.
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I was instead there to ask Mr. Sousa to create a daylong itinerary for a fictitious high-rolling guest amounting to $1,000, or roughly 1,53 Australian dollars.
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People who have tried to pay bills using the fictitious accounts may be charged penalty fees and late fees from the merchants they were trying to pay.
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Officials showed off maps, diagrams and slideshows, but she found that all of them were fictitious and that only a handful of refugees have returned, if that.
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Apply oftenTo shine light on what employers look for in a prospective internship, we sent about 11,000 fictitious résumés to firms to see how they would respond.
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Dummy buildings, aircraft and landing craft were constructed by model makers and positioned near Dover, England, in a camp built for the fictitious First US Army Group.
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He plays the deposed King Shahdov of the fictitious Estrovia, who arrives penniless in New York and is thrust into celebrity by a primordial reality-TV show.
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It showed that Madrid had announced a fictitious, lower fee, in order not to offend Madrid's star player, Ronaldo, who was acquired for ninety-four million euros.
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Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie all star in the film playing Megyn Kelly, Gretchen Carlson and Kayla Pospisil — a fictitious employee at the conglomerate — respectively.
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As I wandered the fields of fictitious Admiral Grant in Red Dead Redemption 2, it occurred to me that I was wondering inside of Leaves of Grass.
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Last week, Musk shared a photo of the Boca Chica facility with the caption "Droid Junkyard, Tatooine," referencing the fictitious planet from the Star Wars film franchise.
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And when business got a little slow, drug-addicted patients were ordered to provide urine samples for fictitious patients in order to keep the money coming in.
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"This fictitious event calls for strong shaking lasting several minutes in areas of Greater Vancouver, Greater Victoria and central Vancouver Island," Mylène Croteau said in an email.
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There have been endless fictitious stories told by her, all serving to distract the public from real violations, including very serious breaches of law of many countries.
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A gridded cube wraps itself around me, making things somewhat claustrophobic as I'm dodging flying objects and trying not to hit my head on a fictitious ceiling.
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"During a post arrest interview this evening, the suspect revealed that he came to the establishment to self-investigate 'Pizza Gate' (a fictitious online conspiracy theory)," authorities said.
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By April 2016, according to the documents, the defendants began to release the hacked materials to the public by using fictitious online personas like DCLeaks and Guccifer 2.0.
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D&aposSouza&aposs actions caused the campaign committee to submit "materially false, fictitious, and fraudulent statements" to the Federal Election Commission regarding the sources of the campaign contributions.
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The organization employed hundreds of people, from creators of fictitious identities to technical experts, and by September 2016 its monthly budget exceeded $1.2 million, the court document said.
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To analyse this effect Ms Weisshaar distributed thousands of fictitious cover letters and CVs to real job postings in 50 American cities for five different types of job.
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The first night of summer following seventh grade, I stumbled upon a Xanga account called Lake Wanaka Academy, which followed a fictitious high school community in New Zealand.
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It sounded a little like the My Chemical Romance fanfiction I read; the community collectively created plots and stories through a fictitious world, based on real life people.
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He frequently posts to Twitter, and in media interviews, including one on Sunday with television station WNYW, has said federal prosecutors unfairly targeted him with a "fictitious" case.
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This explains the political prosecution being carried out by the Spanish justice system, which is motivated by revenge, with trumped-up charges and rulings based on fictitious violence.
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Michael Luchs: Fictitious Character and : this is not Detroit by Tal R continue at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) (4454 Woodward Ave, Detroit) through July 29.
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According to police, Edgar Welch was intent on investigating a fictitious conspiracy theory that the pizzeria was at the center of a child abuse ring linked to Clinton.
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The film's about a fictitious Belgian bar set in the early 2000s that in the few years it was open paid host to hundreds of bands and DJs.
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In their report, the auditors had said there was "a risk that the Group has recorded fictitious expenses that do not belong (to) the Group," the letter showed.
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Snow Falling, Jane's debut novel, took shape throughout Season 3 and was eventually bought by a publisher (the fictitious imprint Lorden + Gregor) – and will be in bookstores soon.
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She is no more real or fictitious than the portions of our personalities that we choose to show (or hide) when we interact with the people around us.
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By touting a fictitious 'extensive investigation' … and a non-existent collection of 'tens of thousands of documents from the defendants,' the government has sought to mislead the court.
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Thankfully fictitious street fight records are rarely a part of this sport at the highest levels anymore but Mr. 5000 also had a pair of professional MMA fights.
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There was more Zoolander news earlier today — Stiller's fictitious character is the latest star of Mario Testino's campaign for vodka brand Ciroc, and the ads were just revealed.
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Emily Charlton (played on screen by Emily Blunt) was Miranda Priestly's first assistant at the fictitious Runway magazine when The Devil Wears Prada heroine Andy joined the magazine.
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The retired Army lieutenant general pleaded guilty earlier in the day to a single criminal count of knowingly making materially false, fictitious and fraudulent statements to FBI agents.
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If only the less-fictitious Miley Cyrus — who's experienced her own roller coaster of personal drama — had listened to her Hannah Montana alter-ego all those years ago.
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Before "SNL," Robin Duke appeared on "SCTV," a comedic show about a fictitious news network called Second City TV that starred comedians from the Second City improv troupe.
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The photos are blurry and could easily be fictitious, and a science writer suggested that, even if they are genuine, they're likely of an owl carrying its prey.
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The North Korean delegation to the United Nations in Geneva issued a statement to Reuters in response to the report, "strongly rejecting" the allegations as "trite" and "fictitious".
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The idea that we are in some way influenced by the Chinese government," Mr. Hunter told the Australian Financial Review in September, was "fictitious to say the least.
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A dream about a fictitious movie called "Peace Potato," one of those end times/space/guilt dreams with a post apocalyptic, make things right after the fact premise.
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Coronavirus fears have even reached the fictitious characters of Saturday Night Live's "The Sands of Modesto," a fake soap opera that's really suffering from current precautionary health measures.
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The Chronicle of Higher Education reported in April that LendEDU had created a fictitious expert named Drew Cloud who was the "author" of articles published on the site.
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Hoffman stars as Michael Dorsey — a down-on-his-luck actor who transforms himself into the fictitious Dorothy Michaels to land a part on a medical soap opera.
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Mr. Lamar dips into the roles of both T'Challa, the African king of the fictitious Wakanda who is also the Black Panther, and Erik Killmonger, his tenacious adversary.
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Fictitious reporters regularly turn in one piece every six months, sleep with their sources, or turn their actual life events into articles without considering any conflict of interest.
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But their immigration status in this country is uncertain; many were brought here with visas obtained using false information, the authorities said, including fictitious occupations and phony backgrounds.
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Yavorsky and her team of researchers sent nearly 6,000 résumés from fictitious male and female candidates with comparable skills to jobs in working-class and middle-class fields.
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"When these sites were created and their owners applied to join advertising systems, a proper audit should have stopped their attempts to monetize this fictitious media," he said.
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Some scholars sneered in October when it emerged that Mr. Navarro had taken creative license to quote a fictitious source — Ron Vara — in several of his nonacademic books.
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Staged for a scene in the show's coming season, the event had 28 booths, among them Pied Piper's and, across from it, one for a fictitious mobile game.
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Vignette, along with all manner of mythical creatures, is forced to live in one neighborhood of the fictitious, Victorian-era city of Burgue, referred to as Carnival Row.
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Over the 30 years they were dealing with Madoff, they say they withdrew about 129 million euros to pay taxes on profits that turned out to be fictitious.
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The movie "The China Syndrome," about a fictitious near-meltdown at a California nuclear plant, came out two weeks before the real-life crisis at Three Mile Island.
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Created by artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset, The Well Fair is a fictitious art fair comprised of over 80 of the artists' works completed over the past 20 years.
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As people around the country tune in (or tune out) today's Inauguration Day festivities, Netflix wants to remind us about America's favorite fictitious first family: Frank and Claire Underwood.
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It employed hundreds of people in its online operations, ranging from creators of fictitious personas to technical and administrative support personnel, with an annual budget of millions of dollars.
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" On Thursday, Trump confirmed on Twitter he had received a call from Clapper: "James Clapper called me yesterday to denounce the false and fictitious report that was illegally circulated.
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Enjoying Halloween wholeheartedly, the football star shared his costume on Instagram, captioning it with a fictitious formal write-up that documents his unwillingness to practice on the spooky day.
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It's not the first time a fictitious story filled with fantastical, mythical creatures suffered a lack of imagination when it came to casting diverse characters (see: Game of Thrones).
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Fans can satisfy their quest for information and feel like they are getting to know a celebrity—although the information they are getting is still planned, staged, and fictitious.
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They think the FBI should be required to obtain a warrant if it wants to search foreign intelligence in investigating tips such as the fictitious American at the bridge.
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Fitch, who was actually a fictitious economics expert created by editors at USIA, was published in mainstream news outlets in Germany, Australia, and Brazil, among a host of others.
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Many of these clients are what DeMott refers to as "SEO-ers" which are essentially building fictitious websites on expired, once-popular domains that link to their 'true' website.
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Both were, like most U.S. cities in this fictitious near future, devastated by a biological attack on Black Friday that used money as a vector for a lethal virus.
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In Romania, the page admins and account owners typically posted about political issues, including partisan news under fictitious bylines in support of the Social Democratic Party (PSD), Gleicher said.
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Homer Simpson, the famed beer and doughnut lover, is just about as close as a person can get—albeit a fictitious one—to being the veritable embodiment of gluttony.
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Best known among them: Sully, who is somehow the reigning authority figure in depressed and depressing North Bath, N.Y., a fictitious upstate town, even though he's no model citizen.
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Nor does its response seem very rapid: your correspondent sent an e-mail requesting assistance for a fictitious Blackburn firm a week ago and has received no follow-up.
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Trump, who himself has been accused of sexual misconduct by over a dozen women, has slammed the "Me Too generation" and suggested that many sexual assault claims are fictitious.
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Last month, Haji said that the investigation by his office and the police had revealed that funds were stolen through fictitious invoices and multiple payments on one supplier invoice.
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In 2007, a 22-year-old man who called Mr. Wiesel's account of the Holocaust fictitious pulled him out of a hotel elevator in San Francisco and attacked him.
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According to a government complaint against him, Peterson "defrauded investors by issuing false filings and press releases touting its purportedly lucrative — but wholly fictitious — business deals," Yahoo News reported.
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In three studies, she and her colleagues presented fictitious cases to participants, showing them pictures of a child witness with a dog, a teddy bear or nothing accompanying them.
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Police said at the time that he had remained in the US after his visa expired, and obtained a Social Security Number and a passport under his fictitious identity.
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On Twitter, the agency posted a photo of a huge Star Destroyer spaceship crashed on the surface of fictitious planet Jakku, with an FAA investigator standing next to it.
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UPSCALE Mr. Wolfe recommended that his fictitious client board a private sailboat tour from Pier 213, observing the bay, Alcatraz, the Bay and Golden Gate Bridges, and Angel Island.
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The majority of the exhibition, which gets a bit tedious, is of Lequeu's scrupulously and rigorously rendered (and described) outlandish monuments and fictitious factories that filled his imaginary topography.
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In that hoax, a young woman in aviator sunglasses calling herself Zoe Foreman spent hours spamming politicians and journalists about a horrific — and fictitious — chemical plant explosion in Louisiana.
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Listen: A fictitious Kevin Bacon (played by the real one), an improvised space opera and a Midwestern gothic horror story are among the highlights of our new podcast recommendations.
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We even made up a story about a fictitious type of tool — a "stagnar" — and provided information about what it was used for and what it typically looked like.
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Set in a fictitious African country overrun by insurgents and an Ebola-like epidemic, "Wolf Warrior 2" has broken records in Chinese cinemas since its release in late July.
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The recent cannabis cases include allegations of a Ponzi scheme tied to a fictitious cannabis company and charges of securities fraud tied to an alleged criminal ring in Colorado.
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Based on a novel, it's set during a real period in Jackson's life (with some major events rearranged), but it's built around relationships and characters that are purely fictitious.
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WARSAW, Feb 23 (Reuters) - The Auschwitz Memorial criticised Amazon on Sunday for fictitious depictions of the Holocaust in its Prime series "Hunters" and for selling books of Nazi propaganda.
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Mr. Bosselut told BFMTV that there was "no fictitious work" and added that on Monday he would file a motion to dismiss the charges and to suspend the investigation.
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On Monday, star Reese Witherspoon shared a photo on Instagram of her and Dern in character on set in front of the fictitious Seaside Coffee Shop in Monterey, California.
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Van der Zwaan was charged with making "materially false, fictitious, and fraudulent statements and representations" to Mueller's office and FBI agents, according to a court filing released last month.
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The organization used fictitious personas on social media and disseminated false information in an effort to influence the 2018 elections and try to undermine faith in US democratic institutions.
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Most of the action unfolds at Brookman, a fictitious college at which Brad (Ben Schnetzer), still smarting from a random assault and robbery back home, arrives as a freshman.
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The defendants allegedly conducted "information warfare " against the U.S. to "sow discord" into its political system through the use of fictitious personas and online platforms such as social media.
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The defendants allegedly conducted "information warfare" against the U.S. to "sow discord" into its political system through the use of fictitious personas and online platforms such as social media.
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The court documents claim that IBT Media and Christian Media Corporation concealed details about the money by creating a fictitious auditor, faking an audit and submitting false financial statements.
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Some of the money transfers from the Bulgarian bank listed purposes — like sponsoring a sports federation in Venezuela or making food purchases — that officials in Sofia said were fictitious.
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Corrupt government agents and the black market happily provided transport documents to draw a veil of fictitious legality over whatever came floating down the river from the Amazon forest.
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" Nigeria has rejected the allegations, with a statement from President Muhammadu Buhari saying the report lacked credibility, and the military calling it "a false report on fictitious rape incidents.
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In an episode of Dr. Who called "The Christmas Invasion," the Doctor ends up in a political feud with Harriet Jones, the fictitious prime minister of the United Kingdom.
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This comes just weeks after authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo blocked the internet to stop "fictitious" election results from spreading (perhaps they prefer to spread them themselves).
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This way of using institutional frames in order to insert something fictitious into the real public narrative is to me a really potent strategy; it does something more than representation.
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I think a smart thing to do would be to look at a specific Gödelian tangle that exists in mathematics and try to map that to fictitious laws of physics.
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Clymer said the manager at the Cuba Libre Restaurant and Rum Bar cited a fictitious law that stated her ID needed to read "female" before she could enter the bathroom.
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His towering build could rival that of pretty much any of those fictitious DC comic-book characters, and talent aside, perhaps that's why his Aquaman role comes as no surprise.
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The West Wing's fictitious president, Martin Sheen, and a slew of actors released a YouTube appeal pleading with electors to give the election to Clinton, or anyone other than Trump.
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In some cases, the work was done by Epix employees, while Rensing passed it off as the work of third-party vendors that were in fact fictitious firms Rensing controlled.
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He convinced a consulting company to send Microsoft a $775,000 invoice on behalf of an unnamed (and fictitious) vendor, threatening to terminate Microsoft's relationship with the company if it refused.
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The app asks for the user's real name and email address, but it works even if those are fictitious, and the user does not have to supply a phone number.
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Another common method is known as fictitious pickup: Thieves arrive to pick up a nut load before the trucking company does and appear to distributors as legitimate through falsified paperwork.
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The sweep was aimed at probing alleged money laundering that used fictitious contracts arranged by Petrobras contractors and an executive in Petrobras' international unit to hide bribes and political kickbacks.
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"Bickerton denied he had any intention of meeting a girl, that he believed the girl to be fictitious and was instead planning on meeting another man for sex," Detective Sgt.
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What if their response to Trump's feud with the Khans hadn't been to defend the Khans but to attack Hillary Clinton and tout Trump's (fictitious) opposition to the Iraq War?
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Opponents of "fake news" — meaning fictitious stories that are spread online, not factual news Donald Trump doesn't like — have debated for months how big social media platforms should address it.
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Barnabe Kikaya bin Karubi, a senior adviser to President Joseph Kabila, said internet and SMS services were cut to preserve public order after "fictitious results" began circulating on social media.
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They said the suspect during an interview with investigators "revealed that he came to the establishment to self-investigate 'Pizza Gate' (a fictitious online conspiracy theory)," the police statement said.
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And, as Elle pointed out, she was the spitting image of the fictitious literary queen of the Upper East Side — so much so, we had to do a double-take.
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Given that these secret accounts are completely fictitious and do not actually exist outside the minds of these people, they strangely never seem to be able to crack the code.
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But on YouTube, twin creators offer something the Olsens did not: A chance to understand what living life as a pair is actually like IRL, rather than through fictitious narratives.
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The indictment alleges that Flynn "willfully and knowingly" made "false, fictitious, and fraudulent statements" about his conversations with the Russian Ambassador to the U.S. Sergey Kislyak during the presidential transition.
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Carpenter stocked the honeypots with intelligence documents—they were all declassified, but that wouldn't immediately be clear to a reader—and created fictitious search histories for his made-up contractor.
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If you're curious about the local farm where Lady Edith's daughter was sent, the real-life property is very close to Bampton Village, but not to the fictitious family's home.
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The accounts removed in Thailand used "fictitious personas" to promote narratives about Thai politics, U.S.-China relations, protests in Hong Kong, and criticism of democracy activists in Thailand, Gleicher said.
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She signed for it using a fictitious name, and would also be tasked with bringing the bomb to the airport on the fateful morning of the flight to Baie-Comeau.
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"Markets react badly when they realize they were scammed," Fernandez said earlier on Monday, adding that Argentina lives in a "fictitious economy" and that Macri's government is not providing answers.
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He told MI6 the identity of certain officers who were overcharging for procurements and inventing fictitious budget items, then distributing a cut to senior officers who served as their protectors.
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Mr. Kelvin named his business, one of Britain's best known fashion brands, after a fictitious alter ego, and the "hug culture" that he fostered in his office was well known.
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We live in a time where we have a man sending us to war for fictitious reasons, whether it's the fiction of duct tape or the fiction of orange alerts.
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Tabàrnia — whose name is a mash-up of Tarragona and Barcelona — is an entirely fictitious entity, created and promoted by some of the people opposed to Catalonia's independence from Spain.
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Then, Mark Burnett cast him in the fictitious reality-TV role of a competent businessman in "The Apprentice," where Trump really started to lean into the role of indomitable heel.
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She gave up a fictitious number that wasn't based on anything, that was just based on this idea of what you could buy instead of what it was really worth.
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In an unconscious imitation of the strategy that is the obverse of what the Muslim League adopted between 1937 and 1947, the B.J.P. has propagated fictitious ideas of Muslim assertion.
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His sales-promoting degenerate image as a lonely, mentally-deranged, tousled dauber — perpetuated by Vincente Minnelli's 21902 film Lust for Life and Julian Schnabel's 21908 At Eternity's Gate — is fictitious.
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In one of this year's Super Bowl ads, fictitious Bud Light workers are depicted with a barrel of "corn syrup" arriving at a Miller Lite castle brewery during medieval times.
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A Waymo spokesman called Uber's claim "fictitious" and an attempt to distract from evidence showing that Mr. Levandowski met with Uber executives within 24 hours of downloading proprietary Google information.
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Here, the author — whose second novel, "Hame," takes place on a fictitious island in the Hebrides — shares some of her favorite spots on the wild shores of the remote archipelago.
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Mr. Clapper's statement was explicit: The intelligence community "has not made any judgment that the information in this document is reliable" — a far cry from a "false and fictitious" denunciation.
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The viral nature of the misinformation was illustrated again late Sunday, not long after the police arrested Mr. Welch and called Pizzagate a "fictitious online conspiracy theory" in their report.
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After all, how can anyone like someone who diverts detective hours away from solving actual crimes or goes on "Good Morning America" to chastise people who doubted his fictitious claims?
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Barnabé Kikaya bin Karubi, a senior adviser to President Joseph Kabila, said internet and SMS services were cut to preserve public order after "fictitious results" began circulating on social media.
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When opting to operate indifferent to influence, fans eager for fiction will find their buzz killed by a normalcy that denies them the fictitious place they desire to commune with.
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Atop it, Google Earth-esque images of city streets and dilapidated scale models of emblematic government buildings, such as the White House and the Kremlin, depict a fictitious coastal city.
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Encouraged by the fictitious power of his uniform, he asked Gustavo, one of the most visible and publicly known gay guys in town, to accompany him out on the dance floor.
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In the paper, the researchers compare it to the moving portraits at Hogwarts, a fictitious part of the Harry Potter world that a number of tech companies have tried to recreate.
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Morrissey initially suspected that Jamil's conflicting accounts and various illnesses like Elhers Danlos Syndrome indicated that the actress may be suffering from Munchausen syndrome, when people imagine their own fictitious disorders.
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The social monitoring service BuzzSumo shows that well over a dozen sites with strong pro-Trump or anti-Muslim leaning have scored viral hits based on the fictitious anti-dog campaign.
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The four 90-minute installments are eagerly awaited by fans who have missed the adventures of Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) and her daughter, Rory (Alexis Bledel), in the fictitious Connecticut town.
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His government ordered a poll asking voters what they thought of a fictitious plan by George Soros, a Hungarian-American billionaire, to bring 230m Middle Eastern and African migrants to Europe.
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The Satmar Hasidic leaders, a council known as the Vaad -- wanted him to understand they knew he was on the internet, even though he was posting messages under a fictitious name.
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About three hours after falling asleep, I wake myself up orgasming from a sex dream set in the Queen Vic pub, the fictitious boozer the Eastenders cast frequents in the show.
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Fictitious AI machines, like BB-8, are built to work with humans, not beat them at games or flee from danger (although BB-8, like R2-D2, can do that too).
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"Importers in the United Kingdom evaded a large amount of customs duties by using fictitious and false invoices and incorrect customs value declarations at importation," the Commission said in a statement.
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The fine print on its website states that the "true" name on the card can't include numbers or special characters and that customers should avoid using "fictitious, humorous or profane" names.
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He initially faced a maximum of 10 years after pleading guilty to 2 counts of knowingly making a false and fictitious written statement in connection with the acquisition of a firearm.
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Video of Flynn joining the chant resurfaced after Flynn was charged Friday with "willfully and knowingly" making "false, fictitious and fraudulent" statements to the FBI about conversations with the Russian ambassador.
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Playing off a Chinese obsession with the sitcom "Friends," it is a cafe called Central Perk, just like the fictitious place where Chandler, Joey, Ross, Rachel, Monica and Phoebe hung out.
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The report exposed unspeakably frightening conditions in nursing homes, all while the owners ran fictitious real estate schemes to defraud Medicaid and steal hundreds of millions of dollars in Medicaid reimbursements.
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Hughes claimed that in 1983 he was depressed about being in the Air Force so he left, created the fictitious identity of O'Beirne and has been living in California ever since.
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Ansari said in a statement that the "fictitious" report demonstrates the State Department's "lack of credibility," the Islamic Republic News Agency reported, and attacked the U.S. for its support of Israel.
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Above are two designs the system sent my way after I provided a name "Entwine" and a fictitious backstory about a tech startup connecting researchers with companies to facilitate tech transfer.
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" As the Renaissance scholar Siobhan Keenan notes in her 2002 study, "Travelling Players in Shakespeare's England," the author of "Hamlet" based that fictitious company on something "he had lived for real.
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His campaigns included a series of anonymous letters sent to British mosques, and MPs of Muslim descent, threatening them with a fictitious "Punish a Muslim Day" event on April 3, 2018.
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The setting is a fictitious one, a grim trash island across the water from a Japanese city so saturated with dogs that they are all being deported by an evil mayor.
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Mr. Gaffey told him about various ways to continue conceal his accounts and also how to repatriate the money to the United States through a fictitious sale, advice the client followed.
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He appears to have made up a job offer from a competitor to finagle a promotion at work, and he covered his frequent absences with stories about his fictitious brain cancer.
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Absorbing and deeply human, these characters — who either live in China or are of the Chinese diaspora — feel more like people you might've known than like fictitious renderings of Lok's imagination.
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Charles Lieber, 6900, was charged on one count of making false, fictitious and fraudulent statements and will come before the federal court in Boston Tuesday afternoon, according to the Justice Department.
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A few minutes later the person returned, angry, and asked Cohen if he was related to Sasha Baron Cohen, the comedian who played Borat, a fictitious Kazakh journalist, in a satire.
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Set in the course of one night, it eavesdrops on several people who worked together on "Midnight in a Clearing With Moon and Stars," a fictitious flop from a decade ago.
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Intentionally or not, the sites are mimicking Kremlin interference in 2016, when Russian operatives used fictitious personas to inflame American discord over Benghazi, border security, gun control and Black Lives Matter.
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Pakistan disputed India's claim that it targeted a terrorist camp and denied that numerous militants had been killed, calling it "a self serving, reckless and fictitious claim" by the Indian government.
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National Media representatives used the "assumed or fictitious name" Red Eagle Media to buy ads on behalf of the NRA in support of the group's preferred Senate candidates, Mother Jones reported.
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Flynn surrendered Friday morning before a hearing in Washington federal court, where he admitted guilty to a single criminal count of knowingly making materially false, fictitious and fraudulent statements to FBI agents.
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Tony (James Gandolfini) and Carmela (Edie Falco) Soprano, the De Facto boss and first lady of the fictitious DiMeo crime family, are separated by a particularly slippery moral line throughout The Sopranos.
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"Is this a narrative film," he asked a (quite bemused) audience in Rotterdam, "or a 83-minute-long marketing video" produced by the film's fictitious corporation to promote the album it contains?
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" The number of candidates seeking the White House has more than tripled from 417 in 2012, though some entrants have penned in possibly fictitious names such as "Disco Daddy" and "Darth Vader.
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Capitalizing on all that his perceived fame has to offer, fictitious Van Der Beek has a beer in Denmark, a line of designer "Beek Jeans," and a visiting lecturer position at NYU.
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The dialogue is sharper, the hyperbole grander, and though it's still in a fictitious Ivy League bubble, the show mirrors America's never-ending tussle with race, class, and gender with enviable expertise.
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"Saturday Night Live" spoofed the engagement of "Morning Joe" hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski during its latest show, which featured a call from a fictitious spokesman for President Trump, John Miller.
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It was among several portraits produced by AI, all of them arranged in a fictitious Belamy family tree, including Baron de Belamy in a military sash and a countess in pink silks.
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Of the 42 offices contacted, 85033 percent offered an appointment to the fictitious privately-insured patient within 2 weeks; only 14 percent of the offices offered this to the publicly-insured one.
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Russian state-controlled television works hard to distract the Russian citizens from the country's real and problems by pointing to fictitious enemies that come from the West and aim to destroy Russia.
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Offenders convicted for sharing "false" or "fictitious" information and propagating hate speech will be liable to a fine of 5 million shillings ($49,776.01) or sentenced to two years in jail, or both.
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"I came to a sad conclusion that it is easier for you to talk about fictitious threats to media freedom in other countries than to condemn censorship in your homeland," Ziobro wrote.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - In Sacha Baron Cohen's provocative new comedy show, American politicians are filmed backing a fictitious program to teach kindergartners how to use guns to defend themselves in school shootings.
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To the Editor: Re "Treasury Weighs $100 Billion Cut in Taxes for Rich" (front page, July 31): I have always wondered about the fairness of taxing fictitious capital gains caused by inflation.
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The hoax offers regionalized versions of the same narrative, with the fictitious robbers posing as CDC officials in American iterations, and Red Cross or the U.K.'s National Health Service in others.
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The politician, Lalu Prasad Yadav, was convicted of embezzling the equivalent of $570,000, to buy fictitious medicines and cattle fodder while he was chief minister of Bihar State from 1990 to 1997.
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"Like all corporate site selection, the HQ2 process is a rigged game, where the company knows the answer in advance and sets up a fictitious competition to wrest maximum incentives," wrote Florida.
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In the fall, dozens of former students and teachers told The Times that T.M. Landry's founders, Michael and Tracey Landry, doctored school transcripts with fake grades, nonexistent school clubs and fictitious classes.
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A fictitious image is also the pivot of Burak Çevik's compellingly weird feature Belonging (2019), in which the Turkish filmmaker recounts and restages how his aunt and her boyfriend murdered his grandmother.
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Much of Hilary Bettis's relentlessly lurid "Alligator," produced by New Georges and the Sol Project, is set in and around the pit at the Ever 'Gator Ranch, a fictitious Florida tourist attraction.
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"The telemarketing enterprise sold false and fictitious business opportunities as part of a scheme that reached across the United States and Canada and generated in excess of $20 million in fraudulent sales."
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Reporter's Notebook HBO's "The Young Pope" depicts the dashing and fictitious Pope Pius XIII as a ruthless knife fighter willing to cut down anyone in his path back to a purer church.
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Before it became a pop culture touchstone of twist contests, fictitious Bible verses, and foot massages, some viewers in the 90s were less than impressed with Pulp Fiction when it initially premiered.
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Treasury says the IRA used fictitious personas on social media and disseminated false information to attempt to influence the 2018 U.S. midterm elections and try to undermine faith in U.S. democratic institutions.
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Fox TV is responsible for a litany of memorable programming, whether it's The Simpson's ubiquitous and longstanding Springfield suburbia, or more recently, Lee Daniels' fictitious portrayal of rap's royal family on Empire.
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One of Macron's main rivals in the presidential election, conservative challenger Francois Fillon, saw his campaign derailed by allegations he paid his wife public money for fictitious work as a parliamentary assistant.
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You can read the full thing here, but here's Fears's summary of its conclusions: The fictitious Phoenix hurricane scenario projects that wind damage would destroy nearly half a million homes and businesses.
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A dozen other young men have filed similar lawsuits or notices of claim against Detective Terrell, alleging they too were beaten and pressured to sign fictitious complaints against Mr. Hernandez and others.
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For light romantic comedy, try this new Netflix film about a young journalist who goes to cover the transfer of power in a fictitious nation and ends up finding something like romance.
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They say in court filings that from May to September, 2014, unnamed PrivatBank officials moved money out of the bank to companies such as Trade Point Agro which they believe look "fictitious".
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Yesterday, Kellyanne Conway, who heads up Trump's campaign, told CNN that he doesn't believe climate change is a fictitious concept, but rather denies the scientific proof that it's a man-made phenomenon.
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Its one imaginative twist — placing notorious but geographically dispersed government buildings together in a fictitious coastal locale — reads as an attempt to squeeze as much overdetermined symbolism as possible into the artwork.
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Subjects in the study were then presented with two fictitious flatmates and asked to rate each on a scale of one to seven based on the same set of demographic and personal characteristics.
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As much-discussed in the Mashable office, the fictitious tale is widely believed to be a true story, a historical recount of a terrible moment in the nation's young life; but it ain't.
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In the case, Qatar alleges Banque Havilland devised a plan to weaken the country's riyal currency on key composite indices by submitting thousands of "fictitious and depreciated" quotes, according to the court filings.
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But the food isn't the only thing that's causing people to flock to his restaurant — the space was also famously used as the exterior for the fictitious Central Perk coffee shop in Friends.
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The bottom line: One of the reasons social media platforms continue to be exploited is because the opacity of algorithms being used make many of these fictitious posts or misleading campaigns go viral.
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" -- October 21 interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity "Where is the Whistleblower, and why did he or she write such a fictitious and incorrect account of my phone call with the Ukrainian President?
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Kellyanne Conway, a Trump spokeswoman, was briefly barred by CNN for using alternative facts—her references to a fictitious jihadist atrocity, which Ms Conway called the "Bowling Green Massacre", were the last straw.
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Chooseco takes issue with Bandersnatch's protagonist Stefan Butler describing a fictitious interactive novel (which is also titled Bandersnatch) as "a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' book," implying it's an official part of the series.
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It's focused on webcam modeling and is a lot better than Intimate at naming things, like itself and the fictitious author of a 119-slide presentation it released in 2017 explaining the system.
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It further summarizes the efforts to disseminate the stolen material through GRU's own fictitious personas, as well as through WikiLeaks—which at one point claimed to have proof that Russia was not involved.
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Michael-Jon Matthew "Matt" Hickey is accused of running the elaborate scheme for nearly a decade, by creating a fictitious business and using deceptive ads with bogus employment offers to find his victims.
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He had been the favourite to win, but a scandal of payments to his family for allegedly fictitious work is now being investigated, and has relegated him to fourth place in most polls.
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Now, after reality spilling onto Mr. Robot, the TV show is spilling into reality: someone created a real piece of ransomware and called it FSociety, even using the fictitious hacktivist group's iconic logo.
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The world of the New York Symphony and its unorthodox conductor is entirely removed from 99 percent of our lives, yet there is comfort in returning to this fictitious fine arts society bubble.
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"During a post arrest interview this evening, the suspect revealed that he came to the establishment to self-investigate 'Pizza Gate' (a fictitious online conspiracy theory)," the police department said in a statement.
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This was evident by the EPA's shameful use of secret emails whereby high-ranking EPA officials used fictitious email accounts to communicate with special interest groups to avoid the reach of public records.
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I, for one, flushed almost an entire night down the shitter in a bid to meet a fictitious deadline, producing an article that's now probably floating around the ass-end of the internet.
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But with Zoolander 2 hitting theaters on February 12, we're predicting some sort of zany hijinks involving the world's most famous fictitious model to go down during New York Fashion Week once again.
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How is it possible that the fictitious crusade to save "unborn lives" has been deemed more important than the health and wellbeing of families, opportunities for social mobility, and a robust national economy?
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Yet Ranger Stott, a man with no credentials spare a fictitious street fighting record, was matched against Kerr in the UFC 15 tournament in what could easily have turned into a televised murder.
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If, for example, the fictitious "drugTumorkillamab" was processed through the liver, or caused liver inflammation, it might make sense that patients with liver abnormalities should not enroll to a trial of that drug.
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The calls would falsely say the donations would be tax deductible when charities were fictitious and did not have a tax-exempt status, the FTC said in a complaint filed on July 10.
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Speaking to Reuters Tuesday, a senior adviser to DRC President Joseph Kabila, said internet and text messaging services were shut down to preserve public order after "fictitious results" were circulated on social media.
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Photos different from other attempts is the context: It's giving a fictitious, generated face a stock body and background, and adjusting it to whatever skin color or gender an advertiser or marketer wants.
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Although police claim the department was inundated with calls about fictitious laws posted on the page, it gathered fewer than 100 followers and a jury unanimously acquitted the man a few months later.
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According to the document, most of the time Maldonado would create fictitious email accounts in order to impersonate various email providers, and then send messages to the targets asking for their login credentials.
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The defendants also provided false information to the banks, including financial statements audited by a fictitious accountant for which they created a fake website, phone number, and email address, according to the charges.
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The Count of Monte Cristo is a fictitious work, but prison is reality for many people, and the prison system rarely has the capacity (or the desire) to protect the people it houses.
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" Then, beginning in roughly June 2016, the operatives staged the release of tens of thousands of stolen emails and documents using fictitious online personas, which the indictment identified as "Guccifer 2.0" and "DCLeaks.
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The series at large, created by Paul William Davies (a writer for "Scandal"), gives a multidimensional view of fictitious lawyers in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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It makes no sense for the United States to randomly distribute these visas on the fictitious argument that the most diverse advanced nation in the world needs more diversity in its immigrant population.
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"Sherman's" follows a pattern previously set by IFC programs like "The Spoils of Babylon" and "Documentary Now!" to mock existing tropes by fully committing to its creation of a fictitious, period-set, universe.
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The plea was entered in Federal District Court in Manhattan where investigators had charged Mr. McFarland, 26, with selling fictitious tickets to high-profile events like Burning Man, the Super Bowl and Coachella.
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Charles Lieber, 28500, was charged on one count of making false, fictitious and fraudulent statements and will come before the federal court in Boston Tuesday afternoon, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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Fictitious memories do not only afflict those who have been traumatized; people with stable backgrounds also struggle to distinguish between experiences that they had themselves and those they absorbed through someone else's stories.
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Attorney Alex Van Der Zwaan was charged with making "materially false, fictitious, and fraudulent statements and representations" to the special counsel's office and FBI agents, according to a court filing released Tuesday morning.
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Waze users in the New York City area can get directions to the fictitious home of Bird Bird's nest, Oscar the Grouch's trash can, as well as other friends, educators, and special guests.
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The document stated that a Russian organization, called the Internet Research Agency, created fictitious American personas on social media platforms and other Internet-based media to wage "information warfare" against the United States.
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Disturbingly, such a scenario is no longer limited to fictitious Hollywood portrayals: The researchers note that, according to news reports, police are already trying to use the fingerprints of the dead to unlock iPhones.
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In the persona of these fictitious men, Trump made excuses for the destruction of public artwork he was supposed to preserve and promoted himself as one of the most desired men in the world.
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I was not surprised that people made fun of my name or compared me to a diseased vagina or suggested they'd rather I die than offer me mouth-to-mouth in a fictitious emergency.
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Sure, Stars Hollow may be a fictitious creation, but the town that inspired writer Amy Sherman-Palladino, Washington Depot, CT, is very real and will be hosting a Gilmore Girls Fan Fest this fall.
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As financial and fictitious capital rapidly developed, the polarization between the rich and poor increasingly intensified, which ultimately led to the outbreak of the global financial crisis triggered by the US subprime mortgage crisis.
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Above all, there are the owners—puffy pink billionaires dictating mostly fictitious budgetary constraints, fiddling with hirings and firings, even sticking their ruddied noses in roster moves no matter how often they preach autonomy.
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Haji said on Monday the investigation by his office and the police revealed that funds were stolen through fictitious invoices for goods such as firewood and stationery and multiple payments on one supplier invoice.
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Police in Washington, D.C. have arrested a man armed with an assault rifle who claimed he was investigating "#Pizzagate," the fictitious conspiracy theory about Hillary Clinton running a child sex ring inside a restaurant.
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Some of the users gave Microsoft fictitious data about their identity, people involved in the transactions told Reuters, exploiting a gap in the U.S. company's ability to keep its products out of their hands.
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A low-budget time-capsule mockumentary from writer-director Rusty Cundieff, Fear spoofs early-'90s hip-hop culture via the antics of N.W.H., a fictitious bad-boy rap outfit trying to be taken seriously.
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" Some have focused their ire not on the country that attacked our republic but, instead, on our own Justice Department and intelligence community by calling them corrupt and part of a fictitious "deep state.
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A New Orleans man is currently in custody after he allegedly posed as his fictitious disabled teen brother so that unsuspecting health care workers would change his adult diaper as he became sexually aroused.
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The Mall RatsThe Case of the Missing LifeguardThe Sauna TestThe SourceThe BirthdayThe BiteThe Battle of Starcourt The sci-fi/horror series set in fictitious Hawkins, Indiana has been a huge breakout hit for Netflix.
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The opening run of this 1813 opera seria — tracing a fictitious love triangle featuring the Roman emperor Aurelian, the rebellious queen Zenobia of Palmyra and the Persian prince she loves — was considered a flop.
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"The film was a largely fictitious reimagining of events related to the very real 'Younger Dryas' cooling event that occurred at the end of the last Ice Age around 12,000 years ago," Menocal says.
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In a light box panoramic photograph, "Standing Alone" (22018), a parka-clad Strachan stands beside a fictitious flag, designed in the colors of his native Bahama and planted in an otherwise empty arctic vista.
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In recent years, several Holocaust memoirs have been exposed as fraudulent, including "Misha," by Misha Defonseca, "Angel at the Fence," by Herman Rosenblat, and Binjamin Wilkomirski's "Fragments," a fictitious account of imprisonment at Auschwitz.
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Stalin's march into eastern Poland, under a secret deal with Hitler, was justified on the (fictitious) basis that the Polish state had already ceased to exist, and that only Soviet intervention could restore order.
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Scores of opposition workers were arrested in the months before the election on charges that the opposition called "fictitious," and many said they were attacked by ruling party activists, crippling their ability to campaign.
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Unlike the fictitious border emergency claimed by President Trump, a future progressive president could make a serious case for a green emergency, a democracy emergency, a gun safety emergency, or a civil rights emergency.
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While the installation's shape in the state outline may be a bit heavy-handed, its operative confusion of actual versus fictitious objects feels like a crucial caution against normalizing such dehumanizing actions and policies.
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That "necessary yet duplicitous 'admission' that his writing was fictitious" left Mr. Lucas "discredited among editors and publishers," Professor Houlbrook wrote, though the episode was far from the closing chapter in his bewildering career.
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There is a side of Jacobs, no doubt a consequence of the trauma of those childhood scenes with his mother, that is drawn to the allure of personas and the refuge of fictitious selves.
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Some of the fake texts used real names of Army recruiting commanders -- while others used fictitious names -- lending the false appearance of authenticity, said Kelli Bland, a spokeswoman for the US Army Recruiting Command.
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Marianne Bertrand, an economist at the University of Chicago, and I conducted the first study: We responded to actual job listings with fictitious résumés, half of which were randomly assigned a distinctively black name.
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December 27 - Former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn pleads guilty to "willfully and knowingly" making "false, fictitious and fraudulent statements" to the FBI regarding discussions with Russian ambassador to the US, Sergey Kislyak.
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In one instance, the complaint alleges, ICE agents claimed to be police searching for criminal suspects and threatened to arrest a family member for obstructing a fictitious criminal investigation to get into the house.
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Written by William Pierce, then-head of the neo-Nazi group the National Alliance, and published in 1978 under the pseudonym Andrew Macdonald, it is a fictitious diary written by its hero, Earl Turner.
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For example, "Reading Light // Sara Jones Gets Laid (Up)" (2018) portrays a woman splayed across the ground reading the titular, fictitious book, "Sarah Jones Gets Laid" as blue gas expels from her nether regions.
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The company itself seems like a parody of Facebook M-like virtual assistants, including fictitious blog posts insinuating a creepy future where social networks filled with bots talking to each other instead of humans.
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