He wanted to make fraudulent medical bills. [adjective]
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Evidence of over 500 fraudulent benefit claims, worth around £ 4 million. [adjective]
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So who was it who had been planning since before 9/11 to create a fraudulent casus belli against Saddam? [adjective]
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By fraudulent bankruptcy; 6. [adjective]
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Suicide is fraudulent bankruptcy. [adjective]
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He is nebulo nebulonum, an impudent, fraudulent, mendacious quack, that has cost me a hundred pounds by his roguery, and my neighbour Sir Arthur, God knows how much. [adjective]
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Rochester: the letter never mentions him but to narrate the fraudulent and illegal attempt I have adverted to. [adjective]
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Mendicancy: that of the fraudulent bankrupt with negligible assets paying 1s. [adjective]
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