Kavowras popped in a set of fake teeth and smiled.
Beckett Media throws a little fun into the mix by putting Jeter in 29 other jerseys in a set of fake online baseball cards.
WHEN she was no more than 10 or 12, Lizzie Jagger liked to paint English landscapes on a set of fake nails that she toted with her everywhere.
Ms Haindl said the jam making image that has hung like a set of fake pearls round its neck was not its fault.
I was reminded of an occasion when the agency's notoriously inept cover office issued me a set of fake documents that mistakenly suggested I had been born on two different dates in two different years.
Not content with mere speculation, some enterprising sort released, via Twitter earlier this month, a set of fake medical documents allegedly from Clinton's doctor, Lisa Bardack, diagnosing the Presidential candidate with dementia.
Others seem almost comic: When we see a seventh-century image of the Copán dynasty founder wearing a mask of goggles and a set of fake teeth, we are told that this is meant to invoke Tlaloc, the storm god of central Mexico, but we suspect some whimsy at work.
I've heard the song twice now – which is twice as many times as Eurovision viewers will hear it in May – and all I want to do is issue Electro Velvet with a set of fake passports, a bag of mixed-denomination banknotes and a message reading 'It's not too late.
In 2005, security experts at BlackBoxVoting.org, a watchdog group, swapped out the actual vote count in a Diebold AccuVote touch-screen machine for a set of fake results in less than four minutes, using nothing more than a memory card.
The commentariat, in this instance possibly including me, has been letting McCain get away with a set of fake moral equations: Obama's opposition to the surge cancels out Obama's opposition to the war; McCain's support of the surge cancels out McCain's support of the war; the "success" of the surge equals the "success" of the war; tactics = strategy.
