falsification

falsification of the election return.

The problems of falsification, excitant drugs, personation of ages, and ostensibly importing are overflowed.

detecting falsification in scientific research

the falsification of documents

accusations of data falsification

falsification of financial records

preventing falsification of information

falsification of historical events

falsification of test results

falsification of personal identity

However, falsification alone doesn't completely solve the demarcation issue.

They were found guilty of defrauding clients, securities fraud and falsification of books and records.

One other thing on Freud--just a story of the falsification of Freud.

Man was fallible; everybody was cheated by his falsification.

It was shocking, I'd say, in terms of the size of the falsification.

One commonly cited definition, from the early 20th century, describes it as " falsification entirely disproportionate to any discernible end in view" .

Popper's falsification criterion is a great way to identify pseudoscientific fields like astrology, which makes overly broad predictions that adapt to any observation.

Now we see that lies and falsifications are not enough. It proves that the authorities have no support. They feel it and fear it.

We would regard this act of historical falsification as something far more shameful if familiarity with the ecclesiastical interpretation of history for thousands of years had not blunted our inclinations for uprightness in historicis.