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is impersonation
noun
The act of impersonating
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The type of fraud they supposedly guard against is impersonation, when a would-be voter pretends to be someone else.
The only kind of fraud such ID laws prevent is impersonation: a person registered under a false name or claiming to be someone else on the voter rolls.
Personal privacy is important for many reasons, one of which is impersonation and fraud.
According to a copy of the email sent to the account holders, provided to HuffPost, Twitter said that the account "is engaged in non-parody impersonation," which is impersonation that "misleads, confuses, or deceives others".
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Among the biggest growth areas are impersonation and deception scams, which involve criminals duping victims into disclosing their details.
Part of Ms. Parks's point seems to be that social identity, even when it's impersonation, is destiny, and of course Booth and Lincoln are fated to act upon their names.
"There's obvious parody," he says, referring to what @BPGlobalPR is doing, "and then there's impersonation," which was what the previous @kanyewest was up to.
That's impersonation and theft.
But the go-to move was impersonations.
Most of his photos are impersonations of female celebrities, which has made him a prime target for cyberbullies.
Some ideas are: Impersonations of amusing strangers.
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