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• n  the act of faking (or the product of faking)

• The fakery and flaws in his studies have undermined his contributions to cloning research and have likely caused a setback in worldwide progress in the field of stem-cell research.
• The paintings, hung side by side, were labeled with notes explaining the how why of fakery.
• But what really set Zurich tongues wagging was a story that Dajo had "proved" to Zurich doctors that his act was not based on fakery.

News & Articles

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• Chipotle, the product of a system: Twitter, lying liars, and the nature of ambition
  Chipotle was recently outed as faking its way to Twitter fame – but before we vilify the brand, let's look at all the fakery going on inside Twitter. We're all a part of a system valuing entertaining moments over genuine ones. The post Chipotle, the product of a system: Twitter, lying liars, and the nature of ambition appeared first on Digital Trends .
  July 29, 2013 - Digital Trends
• Recapping and Grading the Premiere of WWE Total Divas
  The moment that you've been either anticipating or dreading is here.  Total Divas premiered last night!  There were so many questions going in: How much obvious fakery would there be?   The show opened with a big exposition dump: Quick intro to WWE that included the term "Broadway with bodyslams ."  Yes. Nikki and Brie Bella are excited to be coming back from a year off, but... They think the ...
  July 29, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Quotes

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• Bill Cosby in International Herald Tribune
  Before launching into a brief standup routine, Bill Cosby told the crowd they were honoring "the real deal. This is not fakery, this is not somebody who almost made it. This is somebody who invented it."
• Wu Zhen in Reuters
  Some applicants' research documentation has been substandard, there have been serious problems with fraud and fakery, and it's been nigh impossible to ensure pharmaceutical safety,Wu Zhen, deputy head of the SFDA, told a news briefing...
• Alex Jones in St. Petersburg Times
  Alex Jones, director of Harvard University's Shorenstein media center, said it was "the worst kind of fakery and flackery" on Williams' part. "It's propaganda masquerading as news, paid by government, truly a recipe from hell."