It immediately denounced the e-mail as "a fabrication"—a line encouraged by Mr Byers's private office.
I had uncovered a third fabrication — a fake interview with Gore Vidal.
In a masterpiece of fabrication, a narrow-minded, passionate Puritan came across as a rational, sceptical and secular Whig.
How did she feel about the supermodel tag? "It was a media fabrication, a downtime for fashion and they needed that to jumpstart the industry.
"Kids," a sexualized view of Manhattan skateboarders, may have been a lurid fabrication, a stunted and dishonest movie, but this time I think Clark is onto something.
In Lillian Hellman's 1934 melodrama, "The Children's Hour," the playwright was dealing with memory as essentially a fabrication, a destructive force that incites truths.
For his indictments accusing him of crimes in three wars, he showed only contempt, describing them variously as a "terrible fabrication," a "nebulous construction" and a "miserable opus".
She was as close to being a totally manufactured person as I've ever met.' From the beginning Joan Crawford was a fabrication; a myth created by the movie moguls.
Dr. Hatfill supervised it at A.F.W. Fabrication, a metalworking plant on the outskirts of Frederick, Md .The shop was a mile from Dr. Hatfill's apartment outside Fort Detrick's main gate.
The Daily Mail's own world view (and, to be fair, that of all newspapers, to a greater or lesser extent) is a fabrication, a jigsawing-together of structural templates, stock narratives and character types.
The American military has learned from people close to Iraq's most powerful spiritual leader that accounts of an assassination attempt against him on Thursday were "a fabrication," a senior military official said Friday.
