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bogus

[boh-guhs] / ˈboʊ gəs /


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Downing Street insiders suggest it's bogus to suggest the new focus on child poverty means they're not interested in helping business grow any more.

From BBC

As a result, some victims report a constant level of uncertainty and anxiety in the wake of a breach: What if today is the day my data is used in a bogus transaction?

From The Wall Street Journal

The BBC discovered that at least 12 homes on Mr Harrison and Ms Heaton's street had been targeted with bogus accounts, set up on the same day in common Hungarian names.

From BBC

This is a completely bogus line of reasoning.

From MarketWatch

Fraud targeting hauliers - including criminals using bogus haulage companies - is on the rise in the UK, according to the police's National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service.

From BBC