Sentence examples for fake edition from inspiring English sources

The fake edition of The Times was e-mailed to about 3,000 members of the car club, who forwarded it to friends, who posted it on Facebook and car blogs.

A plan was taking shape: to publish and distribute a fake edition of the Magyar Hírlap, one that would swap its vitriol for hilarity, and bad news for good.

Meanwhile, yesterday saw another newspaper hoax, more wishful, perhaps, than convincing: a fake edition of the New York Times, with the headlines "IRAQ WAR ENDS" and "NATION SETS ITS SIGHTS ON BUILDING SANE ECONOMY," was distributed by the Yes Men, who claimed to have printed 1.2 million copies.

The editor of the main northern newspaper, Uthayan, told the BBC that a whole print-run of a fake edition of the paper had appeared, falsely telling readers that the main opposition group, the Tamil National Alliance, was boycotting the election.

In the late 70s and early 80s, Sparagna helped to create several fake editions of newspapers, which he then distributed in their home territories.

Zabrin previously admitted to scamming at least 250 people out of more than $1 million between the years of 1999 and 2007 through his sale of fake "limited edition" prints that were advertised as the work of Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Roy Lichtenstein and other artistic luminaries.

Be careful of people trying to trade or sell you fake 1st edition cards.

The hoax is at least similar to work created by "The Yes Men", social activists who have gone so far as to create fake New York Times editions and dupe the US Chamber of Commerce.

So @CollinsDict your word of the year to go into next years edition is "fake news" 🤔 technically isn't that two words?! pic.twitter.com/U7AD8mSXt0.

"For videos, editions are fake," says Pierre Huyghe, in a comment seemingly designed to alarm his dealer.

That said, in most cases inscribed books are a lot tougher to fake than mere signed editions because a forger has to grapple with a greater number of words.