The Democrats said his failure to note it was a fictitious bill was evidence of what they consider his neglect of Congressional duties, including missing scores of House votes to campaign.
The book is composed of fictitious archive notes, personnel forms, photographs, newspaper clippings and staff memos, and offers revelations about the character which would later be confirmed by the television series.
"Our agents provided Italian authorities with expertise that these notes are fictitious instruments, as we refer to them, which are commonly used as collateral, say for a loan".
The usual way of talking about any movie or television show that combines documentary and fictitious elements is to note, with furrowed brow, that it blurs the line between fantasy and reality.
Note: The fictitious brother who the brothers say conceived, planned, trained and executed the operation should be sent away on a journey [outside the country].
Unlike the various Glenn Beck shows and publications, the Mercury performance of the H.G. Welles classic featured a disclaimer at the end (quoted above), formally noting the fictitious nature of the broadcast.
Highlights include an installation by Guo Xi of the work and notes of a fictitious artist whose works are "lost" in transit between China and the U.S., a photo series by Pixy Yijun Liao that reverses gender roles in an "experimental relationship," and an installation of found romance novels and marginalia by Liu Chang.
In a common ploy, "criminals present fictitious financial instruments such as Federal Reserve notes, standby letters of credit, prime bank guarantees or prime bank notes in order to fraudulently collateralize loans," the Federal Reserve says on its Web site.
"Fraudsters will seize on this and try to sell promissory notes based on growth from fictitious companies".
