counterfeiters in A Sentence

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    Counterfeiters making knockoff medicines.

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    This is where the Counterfeiters are.

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    Sure, sure. And where are the Counterfeiters?

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    Listen, we're talking about Counterfeiters.

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    And he has been the counterfeiter from day one.

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    Counterfeiters sell tablets in bottles as the production process is cheaper, and so is shipping.

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    They work with over 1,100 brands in Japan to keep the Counterfeiters at bay.

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    After the spray"Nikoin" appeared on sale, and proved its effectiveness, Counterfeiters from outside distributors began to appear.

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    In 1865, President Lincoln established the Secret Service, whose principal task was to track down and arrest Counterfeiters.

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    Most of the Counterfeiters use manual equipment and the top of the seals is usually very loose making it easy to remove.

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    The information of the Counterfeiters will then be published on the blockchain, which is immutable and totally public for everybody to read.

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    But it is also 100% more profitable than the $500 peso note for the risk taking counterfeiter, so they are out there.

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    The $500 peso note is the hands down favorite of Counterfeiters and suitcases full of them have been confiscated here in Baja.

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    Crowd-sourced participants will be incentivized to assist in verifying the unidentifiable items, while the information of the Counterfeiters will be published on the blockchain, which is immutable and public for everybody to read.

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    André Gide continued to experiment with the novel, and his most sophisticated exploration of the limits of the traditional novel are found in The Counterfeiters, a novel ostensibly about a writer trying to write a novel.

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    For his part André Gide meticulously organized a complex narrative by multiplying the points of view in The Counterfeiters in 1925, while later Albert Camus played, under the influence of the American novel, with the internal monologue and the rejection of the omniscient focus in The Stranger(1942).

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    Subsequently, countless Counterfeiters published and sold the story themselves(strong copyright protection not really being a thing at the time), further hindering his profits in later editions, though he would go on to make a fortune on the book largely thanks to live readings of the story, which included Dickens acting out the parts while he read.

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    When he walks outside his souk, walks into a pharmacy for heart medicine that can prevent the blood in his arteries from clotting, he confronts the fact that, despite a growing epidemic that currently accounts for 82 percent of all deaths in Egypt, it is the medicines that can address these conditions that Counterfeiters, ever the evil geniuses they are, have decided to target.

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