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In 2015, the Justice Department laid blame for the flash crash on a single British trader for “spoofing,” or posting orders with intent to cancel them before being filled.

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They range from complete unreleased songs to a couple of spoof advertisements featuring Dennis.”

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When Alan returned from his hiatus in the 2010s, in the YouTube series Mid Morning Matters and spoof autobiography I, Partridge, a new writing team was in place.

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Digitisation has brought other risks, too, including GPS jamming and "spoofing".

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"Despite some great lines and an inspired climax, the rock spoof's sequel doesn't come close to the comic genius of the original," the newspaper said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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