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counterfeit is a fake or
unauthorized replica of a
genuine product, such as money, do****ents,
designer items, or
other valuable goods.
Counterfeiting...
- most
prevalent method of
counterfeiting involved mixing base
metals with pure gold or silver.
Another form of
counterfeiting is the
production of do****ents...
- $200
million counterfeit, or 1
counterfeit per 4,000
genuine notes. However,
these numbers are
based on
annual seizure rates on
counterfeiting, and the actual...
- Immoral, and Here to Stay
Counterfeiting and the 3D
Printing Revolution", Wired,
February 20, 2015 "Germany:
Counterfeiting, 3D
printing and the third...
- Look up
counterfeiters in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Counterfeiters or
Counterfeiters may
refer to: The
Counterfeiters (novel), a 1925 novel...
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Counterfeit electronic components are
electronic parts whose origin or
quality is
deliberately misrepresented.
Counterfeiting of
electronic components...
- such as
Counterfeit drug
Counterfeit money Counterfeit goods Counterfeit may also
refer to:
Counterfeit (1919 film), an
American film
Counterfeit (1936...
- Coin
counterfeiting of
valuable antique coins is common;
modern high-value
coins are also
counterfeited and circulated.
Counterfeit antique coins are generally...
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active ingredients.
Since counterfeiting is
difficult to detect, investigate, quantify, or stop, the
quantity of
counterfeit medication is
difficult to...
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Trademark Counterfeiting Act of 1984.
Unless the
counterfeiting manufacturer was
large enough,
little could be done to
prosecute illegal counterfeiters. Most...
