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Fabricating the future on screen has always been a way of mirroring present-day anxieties about technology.

In the late 1980s several generic-drug companies were caught fabricating data and bribing FDA officials to gain approval.

Journalist Stephen Glass fabricating companies whose threads were spun out of his fertile imagination.

HORSLEY: Yeah, I was actually at the Gilchrist metal fabricating plant last September.

Romney made his remarks after visiting Gilchrist Metal Fabricating, a third-generation family-owned business based in Hudson.

In the evening they are employed in planting trees, cutting roots, fabricating armour, and making lines and nets.

While Yeager was joyously fabricating this yarn Blythe had been writing on the back of an envelope.

Yet he does not hesitate after this to charge "this noble-minded man" with fabricating "a romance or tale of the imagination."

This organ is the spinning apparatus, which the animal uses in fabricating the threads which it will one day require.

It was certainly in this vast empire that long since the business of fabricating silk began.