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fakery

[fey-kuh-ree]

noun

plural

fakeries 
  1. the practice or result of faking. fake.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of fakery1

First recorded in 1885–90; fake 1 + -ery
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“I was not looking to become the poster child of internet fakery, and I’m certainly not the first,” Curtis told The Times by phone Tuesday morning.

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In late December, Badenoch had disputed Reform's claim that its membership had overtaken that of the Conservatives, accusing Farage of "fakery".

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Far from raising questions about the clip’s veracity, it just fuelled backlash from people who thought the allegation of fakery was just an excuse or an attempt to evade accountability.

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District Judge John A. Mendez illustrates the tension between efforts to protect against AI-powered fakery that could sway elections and the strong safeguards in the Bill of Rights for political speech.

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That underscores the fakery purveyed by Trump and Vance about the purported virtues of tariffs.

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