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They set out to create twisted public sculptures in enduring bronze that would fabricate a “noble” legacy to reinforce the modern white supremacy of Jim Crow’s racial segregation.

Additionally, the rise of artificial intelligence has only deepened the uncertainty, as images, documents and even voices that once served as proof can now be fabricated in seconds.

The eventual explosion in production capacity—fabricating millions of doses rather than trivial quantities for only a handful of people—emerged from years of hard-won efficiency improvements made by people other than Fleming.

Hamas denied knowledge of any attack, with one official accusing Israel of fabricating "pretexts" to resume the war.

“It’s a fake and fabricated case by the state and anticorruption bureau,” one of his lawyers said on Thursday.