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[fawls] / fɔls /




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Researchers have also warned that X's model -- allowing premium accounts to earn payouts based on engagement -- has turbocharged the financial incentive to peddle false or sensational content.

From Barron's

Attorney’s Office opened a grand jury investigation into whether the overruns constituted fraud and whether Powell had made false statements to Congress.

From Barron's

It wasn’t until after his death that Pozhidaeva said she came to understand there had never been real positions and that he had been making the same false promises to other women.

From The Wall Street Journal

They had been staying in a hotel for two years, paying cash for their room under a false name and using taxis and public transport to avoid detection.

From BBC

The force said there was a "continuous, wilful making of false allegations" by Sharples, who knew "full well the consequences for each of the men involved".

From BBC