Western officials overseeing the voting in August said that as many as 800 fictitious polling sites existed in name only.
By Anton Chekhov The New Yorker, October 19, 1929 P. 48 Fictitious interview that was written in 1885, when Anton Tchekov contributed it to the Oskalka, a Russian magazine.
Dubbed the "fake jobs" affair, the case centred around 21 fictitious jobs created at Paris city hall between 1990 and 1995.
They created 121 fictitious universities, and produced counterfeit degrees claiming to be from scores of real universities, the court papers say.
"He'd go into these chat rooms and use 20 fictitious names and post messages.... " "By fictitious names, do you mean e-mail addresses?" "I don't know the details".
Allegations include the filing of 22 fictitious reports of automobile accidents involving 93 victims, $900,000 in fraudulent medical bills and payoffs to the police aide for the false reports.
The New Yorker, November 5, 1927 P. 83 Fictitious letter from The Four Seas Co. to Mr. Eustace Tilley, requesting additional copy of magazine re Heywood Broun, because copy had a hole through it.
By Edmund R. Brown The New Yorker, November 5, 1927 P. 83 Fictitious letter from The Four Seas Co. to Mr. Eustace Tilley, requesting additional copy of magazine re Heywood Broun, because copy had a hole through it.
Chirac faces two sets of allegations from his time as mayor of Paris between 1992 and 1995, including that 21 fictitious employees were created and paid from taxpayers' money to raise funds for his right-of-centre UMP party.
Speaking at the the party's crumbling headquarters, its windows smashed by petrol bombs and stones thrown by Kabila supporters, Shabani said there is evidence of 50 fictitious polling booths and thousands of people missing from voters' lists.
