"For quite a while they used the same set of websites to falsify sources for their clients, to make them look more impressive".
(On Friday, Juan Thompson, a former Intercept reporter fired for falsifying sources, was arrested for allegedly making several of the bomb threats).
In response, Accolade filed a counterclaim for falsifying the source of its games by displaying the Sega trademark when the game was powered up.
In 2006, the WHO′s International Medical Products Anti-Counterfeiting Taskforce (IMPACT) estimated that in parts of Africa, Asia and Latin America, more than 30% of drugs on sale could be falsified 123, although the sources for this statistic are unclear.
For example, in a recent criminal investigation crossing many borders, an Internet pharmacy in Canada advertised falsified bevacizumab (Avastin®) that was sourced in Turkey and distributed to patients in the United States through accomplices in at least four other countries.
The Commission of the European Communities defines these as 'medicinal products which are falsified in relation to their identity, history or source.
Where astrology has made falsifiable predictions, it has been falsified.
Thus, the values for the reference fingerprints might be falsified.
When Mr. Davies argued in his testimony that the BBC was only broadcasting a credible source's charge that the government had falsified information, not making the charge itself, Lord Hutton asked if he really thought listeners were able to make that distinction.
Prosecutors said the 19 were affiliated with a Canadian business school that exists in name only, had falsified immigration papers and identities and lived for months with little or no clear source of income.
