51.   Fraud may be a pervasive violation of the honor system that is the foundation for conducting business in our economy.

52.   Fraud is another concern.

53.   Fraud is on the rise, they contend, and any new curbs on their ability to bargain with debtors would only make things worse.

54.   Fraud is the second of the nine counts.

55.   Fraud has been a growing concern as sophisticated photocopying, computer scanning and laser printing equipment makes it easier to reproduce conventional checks.

56.   Fraud has been so minimal in this area that pension plans and their agents have quietly absorbed it to date.

57.   Fraud is certainly a big concern for online merchants.

58.   Fraud is likely to rise in the Metroplex because of its central location, Menendez said.

59.   Fraud is rampant and difficult to catch given the enormous number of applicants each year.

60.   Fraud was so pervasive in those states that it is hard to say who the voters truly wanted to win.