1. As we do so, we will recognize the counterfeiters and resist their lies.

2. Declining profits spurred some counterfeiters to turn to making knockoff tablet computers instead.

3. Villon’s Ballades en jargon are written in the language of the Coquillards (thieves and counterfeiters)

4. While it is true that American dollars are the most popular currency with counterfeiters, no currency is exempt.

5. Mafia men, pimps, prostitutes, extortionists, counterfeiters, and assassins are just a few of the sordid characters that inhabit these online worlds.

6. And fears are multiplying that professional counterfeiters will take advantage of the unfamiliarity of the new currency to circulate forged notes.

7. Remember, however, that all the counterfeiters need is your account number and card expiration date and they are in business.

8. The phrase possibly originated with US general store owners, who would nail Counterfeit coins to their Counters to ward off other Counterfeiters

9. / ˈkaʊn.t̬ɚ.fɪt̬.ɚ / a person who makes a copy that looks like the original of something, usually for dishonest or illegal purposes: The bag is a best seller, and a favourite of Counterfeiters

10. I told you to listen to momma! government also misses out on millions of dollars in taxes, and more than 750,000 jobs are lost to Counterfeiters , according to Customs.

11. ‘Dave Broom, a leading whisky writer, said one Counterfeiter was believed to be behind the scam.’ ‘More than a few Counterfeiters never went to the bother of engraving imitations - they could often get copies of …

12. I had always known that the Fed and other central banks were like Counterfeiters, but I still thought that the actual mechanics of open-market operations and so forth actually provided some important

13. ‘Dave Broom, a leading whisky writer, said one Counterfeiter was believed to be behind the scam.’ ‘More than a few Counterfeiters never went to the bother of engraving imitations - they could often get copies of …