He also assaults the convention of poetic metaphor, as in the second example above — the gray salmon named Flint — revealing that a lot of allegedly "poetic" writing is a fraudulent and circular game: language that is supposed to evoke the natural world and put readers in touch with their inner being is in fact recycling its own trite conventions.
Ginsparg also notes that the authors suggest "that fraudulent authors intentionally use obfuscatory language".
A good local guide can help you haggle -- in the local language -- and identify fraudulent items, and will know which market is open when.
There was a lot of back and forth about the tone and language to make this fraudulent document seem real.
They say that consular officials, in face-to-face visa interviews, are well-placed to judge cases of fraudulent intent and to understand local documents and languages and to quickly resolve potential problems.
It is called Unamunda, and it is a desperate, free-associating amalgam of substitutions, like "Velcro" for "Welcome" and "Harvard U" for "How are you?" It is as fraudulent, arbitrary and silly as, well, pretty much any language, when you come to think of it.
Oz said his use of "flowery" language has lent itself to marketers peddling fraudulent products.
"I think of public art as sort of fraudulent — something supposedly for everyone that uses a really elitist language that makes it seem as if it's only for people already familiar with that language," she said.
Responding to allegations, the company's lawyers wrote in their August motion to dismiss, "Plaintiff may think this language unbecoming for an educational institution, but it is not fraudulent".
She wrongly deported up to 50,000 students, after a BBC Panorama documentary in 2014 claimed to have uncovered fraudulent activity at an east London school involving overseas students sitting an English language test.
