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But the tracks and transportation systems that Gould helped build and consolidate through maneuvers like the “Erie War”—a scheme to issue bogus shares in a vital railroad to gain control of it—were transformative.

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He referenced the damage done to the reputation of the University of Wales after a Malaysian pop star with a bogus doctorate ran a college offering courses at the university.

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And just like with that debacle, the administration is relying on bogus legal theories, manipulation of evidence and lies to justify their actions.

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Researchers posing as beauticians secretly filmed a nurse trading prescriptions over WhatsApp, a pharmacist coaching clients to falsify records and a bogus doctor handing over Korean toxin vials for cash.

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The congressman called these charges "bogus" in a post on social media X, saying it was "absurd" to accuse him of obstruction of justice.

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

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