Articles were classified according to three characteristics: (i) their objectives, (ii) the study design (single- vs. multi-site), (iii) the type of system assessed (fictitious vs. real).
It is need and adaptability that have pointed the way to Venezuela's plastic-dependent shopping, not some modernist push to do away with bank notes — though embattled President Nicolas Maduro has created a mysterious cryptocurrency, the petro, that appears more fictitious than real.
Create a poster that traces the real-life campaign of a politician, associating various events in the campaign to some of those that you saw in the film, and explaining the conceptual connection between the fictitious and real-life event.
"The problem for the museum is that he clearly wasn't fictitious – he was real, there were real victims and murder is a tragedy".
As if we didn't have enough probably fictitious but possibly real beings to worry about.
Two teenage girls reverently lighted a candle before the fictitious city as real traffic glistened by the scene.
As Mr. Raju put it in his letter, "The aborted Maytas acquisition deal was the last attempt to fill the fictitious assets with real ones".
Normally such stories revolve around fictitious characters in real events: the protagonist in "Rifles for Watie," the 1957 novel by Harold Keith, is an imaginary Union soldier who fights at Wilson's Creek and Prairie Grove.
In Mr. Federman's first novel, "Double or Nothing: A Real Fictitious Discourse" (Swallow Press, 1971), each page is a carefully arranged, self-contained collage of black text on an open white ground.
I don't know whether Ayer has a personal prior investment in the characters of "Suicide Squad," but it hardly matters — he preaches fervently and does a remarkable job of taking them and their fictitious world as real.
