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fraudulent

[fraw-juh-luhnt] / ˈfrɔ dʒə lənt /


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As part of the investigation, a BBC North West reporter was able to obtain a fraudulent teeth-whitening qualification, as well as being given "extreme" bleach and advised to "practise on friends and family".

From BBC

The amount included fraudulent refunds, mismanagement of promotional cards and giving unpaid merchandise to clients, according to the complaint, which said Kwatra apologized and promised to repay the money.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr Schmidt warned employers to look out for indicators of fraudulent North Korean job applications, including incorrectly formatted phone numbers and mismatched education histories.

From BBC

Meanwhile, fraudulent scientific research papers are on the rise — casting a shadow over academic integrity.

From Los Angeles Times

County district attorney office following Times reporting that found plaintiffs who said they were paid by recruiters to join the litigation, including some who said they filed fraudulent claims.

From Los Angeles Times