"But I did fraudulent things".
The only thing fraudulent here is the claim that the president is not an American citizen.
"What they don't need is to chase after this fraudulent, destructive, antediluvian thing called a B.A. The B.A. is really the work of the devil".
WHATEVER happens in Iran in the aftermath of this month's fraudulent elections, one thing is clear: we are witnessing not just a fascinating power struggle among men who've known each other intimately for 30 years, but the unraveling of the religious idea that has shaped the growth of modern Islamic fundamentalism since the creation of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt in 1928.
"State law empowers the Office of the New York State Attorney General to conduct inquiries to protect New Yorkers from, among other things, fraudulent solicitations and state tax evasion," James Freeland, a spokesman for Mr. Schneiderman, said in a statement.
And often the terms of grants practically compel the recipients to be fraudulent, to make things up.
"The whole thing is fraudulent," Ed Koch, the former New York mayor, said.
More fundamentally, sometimes centralisation can be a good thing: a fraudulent credit card transaction can be reversed by the card company, but stolen bitcoins are gone forever.
Last week, Donald Trump's real estate seminar business Trump University, now being sued by some former students, took some serious heat after a judge ordered the release of testimony from former employees who called the whole thing a "fraudulent scheme".
Dreiser had a genius for factuality: he re-created the inner workings of a factory, a stock exchange, a luxury hotel; he was definitive on such things as fraudulent business dealings and the bitterness of a futile job hunt.
