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  • Close observation, especially of a suspected spy or criminal.
    surveillance
  • We need to attract both private and foreign ________ in education and train our manpower.’ (INVEST)
    investment
  • Produce a fraudulent, illegal copy of (a document, signature, banknote, or work of art)
    forge
  • UK computer retailers are warned of a new scam involving __________cheques.’ (COUNTERFEIT)
    COUNTERFEIT
  • Protection against electronic and computer crimes
    cyber security
  • All in all, it was a great action thriller, with elements of ________ and drama. (SPY)
    espionage
  • Computer pirates produce ______ Windows programs and offer them to customers on the Web (COUNTERFEIT).
    counterfeit
  • Investigators say at least two of the hijackers had ________ visas.’ (FRAUD)
    fraudulent
  • He complained that the doctor's ________ towards him had been inappropriate. (BEHAVE)
    behavior, behaviour
  • Tests have shown that the documents were _________ (FORGE)
    forgeries
  • Five men deny conspiracy to _______ their customers between August 1995 and March 2001.’ (FRAUD)
    defraud
  • Some bank managers were involved in frauds and _________.(EMBEZZLE)
    embezzlement
  • Police had the suspects under _______ for weeks before the robbery (SURVEY)
    surveillance
  • His increasing workload had made ______ at council meetings impossible.’ (ATTEND)
    attendance
  • Even the most modern ID documents can be potentially _______ .(FORGE)
    forgeable/forged
  • criminal deception, manipulation and pretending in order to steal people's money
    fraud
  • A set of actions aiming to turn illegal money into legal
    money laundering
  • an exact imitation/illegal copy of something valuable with the intention to deceive or defraud
    counterfeit
  • Steal money belonging to the organization for which the person works.
    embezzle
  • Robert Crain has been living in India on a _______ Swiss passport for the past three years.(FORGERY)
    forged