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| spoof; faked; falsified; trumped-up; trumpedup (Interex); put-up; put up; pencil whipped (VLZ_58); manufactured (UK's ambassador Sir Mark Lyall Grant said the events "point clearly to Russia once again interfering directly in the internal affairs of Ukraine using manufactured pretexts and military force". 4uzhoj); fabricated (of charges) | |||
| forged | |||
| fake (Осторожно, подделки! Сфабрикованные "фотографии пришельцев".); spurious | |||
| cooked | |||
| vamped | |||
| fabricated | |||
| framed | |||
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| cook; fabricate; fake; frame; invent; manufacture; trump up; frame up; trump; put up; fudge (тж. см. cook up Taras) | |||
| trump up (ложное обвинение, улики: trumped up a charge of conspiracy Val_Ships) | |||
| turn out (in large quantity) | |||
| concoct (ложную версию) | |||
| forge | |||
| make | |||
| cook up | |||
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