| and not twist it or fabricate it, but just plain lie about what happened." |
| Depreciate, fabricate |
| ) (Watermarked paper and clichés to fabricate 10.000 banknotes.) |
| Don't fabricate things! |
| His stomach contents? I'd do it, too ... fabricate a C.I. to take down Little T. |
| and not twist it or fabricate it, but just plain lie about what happened." |
| Depreciate, fabricate |
| ) (Watermarked paper and clichés to fabricate 10.000 banknotes.) |
| Don't fabricate things! |
| His stomach contents? I'd do it, too ... fabricate a C.I. to take down Little T. |
| And I don't know you all enough to know if the teacher fabricates or not. |
| And if the Japanese fabricates one of them into a weapon before we do... |
| At the University of Iowa, researchers develop technology that fabricates custom body parts using 3-D printers. |
| Cao Cao, the self-proclaimed Prime Minister, controls the Han Emperor, and fabricates His Majesty's commands |
| He fabricates a story so we turn on each other. |
| And I don't know you all enough to know if the teacher fabricates or not. |
| And if the Japanese fabricates one of them into a weapon before we do... |
| At the University of Iowa, researchers develop technology that fabricates custom body parts using 3-D printers. |
| Cao Cao, the self-proclaimed Prime Minister, controls the Han Emperor, and fabricates His Majesty's commands |
| He fabricates a story so we turn on each other. |
| So this entire world is fabricated by this computer! |
| 'Trust me, one true story is better than a hundred fabricated ones"' |
| Canned life" Cinema, fabricated Cinema is very fine work. |
| The IRS selectively audited taxpayers who were poor and vulnerable they routinely fabricated evidence against taxpayers they encouraged agents to 'stick it' to taxpayers. " |
| 'A false testimony, really, 'which I had fabricated to keep them happy. ' |
| He's put his life saving into fabricating his work, |
| A policeman fabricating evidence. |
| And by creating, you mean fabricating. |
| And fabricating false evidence to prove your accusation! |
| And now... when he'll be released soon, same government's fabricating some story to keep him in. |
| So this entire world is fabricated by this computer! |
| 'Trust me, one true story is better than a hundred fabricated ones"' |
| Canned life" Cinema, fabricated Cinema is very fine work. |
| The IRS selectively audited taxpayers who were poor and vulnerable they routinely fabricated evidence against taxpayers they encouraged agents to 'stick it' to taxpayers. " |
| 'A false testimony, really, 'which I had fabricated to keep them happy. ' |
| He's put his life saving into fabricating his work, |
| A policeman fabricating evidence. |
| And by creating, you mean fabricating. |
| And fabricating false evidence to prove your accusation! |
| And now... when he'll be released soon, same government's fabricating some story to keep him in. |
