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fudge

verb as in fake, misrepresent

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But there will be pressure from her backbenchers to fudge them.

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Though there will inevitably be the added ingredients of compromise and fudge.

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Hollywood-fashion, it fudges a bit about its age — to make itself older.

He said he could not imagine the investigators sitting around a table and choosing to fudge the data.

He commonly said that any numbers he didn't like were "fake" or "fudged."

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