"forgery" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a noun used to describe the act of producing a false or altered document with the intent to deceive. For example, "The prosecutors presented evidence of the suspect's forgery of legal documents."
The motif is sewn with special threads to avoid forgery.
Police investigating allegations of forgery made against two editors of the Monitor newspaper have been told to close the case.
The investigators have said they are pressing charges "on suspicion of mismanagement, budget fraud, forgery of private documents and unauthorised financial activity".
The forgery head quarters of sub-saharan Africa where everything from any country's passport to fake currency through to bank statements and any type of utility bills or business documents can be made to order in minutes for a modest fee".
"The FBI has found no trace of forgery".
One by one the volumes were handed over, 62 in all, to a grateful and marvelling Stern.Mr Kujau was proud of his skill and, in later life, was always happy to give a quick lesson on forgery to reporters.
When the prime minister tried to bolster this implausible theory by quoting the Russian-language version of Mr Barak's campaign biography, the relevant passage was revealed to be a forgery.
This is the first time in Wyoming's history that anyone has used satellite imagery and forgery experts to wage an irrigation war.A relatively small amount of water, 1.67 cubic feet per second, is at stake in this case.
Mr McTiernan's lawyer, however, promptly sent the DayTimers to a forgery expert, who declared a number of the entries suspect; and Mr McTiernan bought seven NASA satellite images (at $2,500 per image) to help prove to the authorities that Mr Scott had not, in fact, been irrigating.
Mr Sarkozy, who suspected a plot at the time to destabilise him, has sued Mr Bertrand for false accusation, forgery and invasion of privacy.
Having spent a decade trying to prove the item is a forgery, the Israeli authorities (in the person of a deputy state attorney) shifted position and said they must retain the object on grounds that it is an "antiquity".
