Fudging

A prof there is one of three academics named as co-defendants in a $25 million lawsuit filed in federal court that accuses them of defaming a Harvard business school prof by accusing her of fudging data.

Donald Trump's main rivals for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination talked up their tough stances on abortion Friday as they sought to outflank the frontrunner on an issue he has been accused of fudging.

Kirby proceeds to fantasise, fudging the almost sneering attitude adopted by Israel towards US demands.

The revelation that Race Across the World might be lightly fudging the specifics of its premise hardly constitutes an Edward Snowden-esque whistleblowing.

Whether China is fudging the numbers is an open question but there are signs that China is concerned about anyone looking too closely at what their economy is doing right now.

They were fudging the death toll numbers.

It’s nice to confirm the company isn’t fudging its measurements.

My music hits, those meme trumpets hit, I go through the curtain and I'm mother-fudging Superman.

The Liberal candidate running in the ultra-marginal Melbourne seat of Chisholm has been caught out fudging her community credentials.

Given that she would have had to go to the mainland to give birth if they had known, there's always the possibility that she really didn't want to go and maaaay be fudging the facts just a little about how little she actually knew.

It, thus, rules out fudging of SRB figures.

The zoo is now under the scanner of the CZA, a statutory body under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, for reportedly fudging the number of animal deaths in its annual inventory report.