That means "that almost half the legitimate articles would be improperly flagged" as fraudulent, notes Paul Ginsparg, a physicist at Cornell University and founder of the preprint server ArXiv.
The narrator says that as the IS currency "surges into the financial sphere" it will cast the "fraudulent dollar note" into ruins.
The establishment of the Islamic State with its own gold- and silver-based currency is "the second blow to America's capitalist financial system of enslavement... casting into ruins their fraudulent dollar note".
Released Saturday through al Hayat, the militant group's media wing, the video boasts that the new gold coins will financially devastate the U.S. and "cast into ruins their fraudulent dollar note".
For example, regulators in Michigan brought charges earlier this year against the IRM Corporation, accusing it of bilking 2,435 people out of more than $82 million through fraudulent promissory-note investments in real estate and limited partnerships.
"Despite significant and commendable gains made by the government and its partners in the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of children associated with the fighting forces, children continue to be at risk of economic and sexual exploitation, including trafficking and fraudulent adoption," noted UNICEF Representative in Sierra Leone Geert Cappelaere.
Colin Granderson, chief of a team of election observers from the Organization of American States and the Caribbean Community, said in an interview on Saturday that he was unaware of fraudulent ballots and noted a tradition of rumormongering in Haiti around election time.
While many states have voter registration records riddled with names of dead people, out-of-date addresses and other erroneous information, there is little evidence that such errors lead to fraudulent votes, many experts note.
Note that fraudulent charges can be rather small amounts of money withdrawn over time.
