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Alter In Order To Deceive Crossword Clue

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FALSIFY

- Alter in order to deceive
- Fabricate (report)
- Fib
- Forge
- Make Believe
- Tamper with
- tamper with the purpose of deception

DOCTOR

- Alter in order to deceive
- Does his practice make him perfect?
- General practitioner
- Hospital worker
- Medical practitioner
- Medico
- One licensed to practise medicine

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