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fraud

[frawd] / frɔd /




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Her attempted dismissal, after accusations made by the administration that she committed mortgage fraud, was blocked by an Oct.

From MarketWatch

They contain minutes of meetings of the trust's executive board, where questions were raised about the possibility of fraud, but members were repeatedly told there was no criminality.

From BBC

But given their exchanges have involved trading insults including fraud, hypocrite and unserious, we'll have to see how their working relationship evolves.

From BBC

More than 90% of the state’s Somali population, the group highlighted in the fraud investigation, have some sort of permanent legal status, according to the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey.

From The Wall Street Journal

Everyone understands that material lies about a company can constitute fraud.

From The Wall Street Journal