It would be educational to test how much fudging was possible.

With perhaps a little fudging here and there, the year 1945 was selected as the start of the survey.

And there was quite a little fudging of the truth in that advertisement.

But with a little fudging, less than half a year in any case, perhaps two dozen."

Such fudging can lead to injuries, or at least a rotten time for all.

Or did it think that fudging was completely acceptable, whatever some rule might say?

Any fudging in this area is to be rejected.

With a little fudging, it came close enough to delight the sold-out house.

In some situations this can lead to deliberate fudging of issues so as to avoid controversy.

But the time for fudging has run out.

But America's history is replete with just such pragmatic fudging of these ideals.

He said: 'There was no fudging in the Higgins court.

"It says it directly and without any fudging or equivocation."

"And he's distressed about his own behavior that led to it, there's no fudging on that."

This rule is sometimes criticised for being amenable to researcher-controlled "fudging".

Their riveting performances make the ultimate fudging of the plot all the more regrettable.

But this recording carries an implication that no amount of promotional fudging can obscure.

Directors, meanwhile, are spending more time scrutinizing auditor reports and management strategies, looking for just such fudging.

Instead, more fudging was probably needed.

Sometimes a little fudging is required.

In undertakings this ambitious, some fudging was inevitable.

But the broadening of the system to include diverse Cluster cultures had forced the fudging of some terms.

He was a Labour man, of course, forever faithful but wary, always excepting the betrayal, the fudging, the lies.

There is no fudging on this.

Although there is some fudging, everything is colored either red, yellow, orange, blue, green, purple, fuschia, black or white.

"If it makes you feel better, Fudge told me we should have most of the research tomorrow."

For much of his time on the town, Fudge hung out with people in publishing.

Fatty Fudge as his name suggests is a fat child.

Peter has the usual fears about being the new boy, but the real problem is Fudge.

Georgia Fudge is the name she used when competing for titles.

He did not know if Miss Fudge also was a student.

Malik then moves in with Fudge and the rest of his friends.

"We know that Fudge had one bad accident and survived it," she said.

Vanilla Fudge, with all original members toured in early 2008.

"The world is yours when you sell drugs," said Fudge.

"Thank you, no," he said, returning Fudge to the floor.

She hated doing this herself, but like Fudge said, when it came to mail, the scale was too large.

Now when did Fudge say we'd have credit card and phone details?"

Fudge then moved to Houston, Texas, where he has lived since.

From her time away, Fudge became inspired by the power individuals have to make a difference in the world."

"Your dad doesn't know why Fudge let me off, does he?"

Before Fudge could answer, two wizards came through the castle doors behind him.

Ms. Fudge will be the first black woman to lead a large division of a global advertising agency company.

If her future includes a visit to Fudge Kitchen, she did not say.

That may all be about to change, particularly for Ms. Fudge.

There can be no fudges whatsoever during that process.

The key to history, it appears, is the Fudge Factor.

Fudge strode out of the parlor and Harry stared after him.

However the person in the video was not Frankie Fudge.

Sheila is also a character in the Fudge books.

President Bush and his people have done their best to fudge it.

I tried to fudge my way out of the discussion before it started.

My driver will say whatever we tell him, so we'll fudge the time you left.

"They know me well enough" not to fudge their answers.

"And I always tell my clients that this is not the time to fudge anything."

In the end, though, the only way around the impossible is to fudge the health standards.

England must not fudge this again; it is too important.

For story purposes it was necessary to fudge a little!

The temptation of companies to fudge numbers is still with us.

As for racist officers, they can just fudge the data.

His age may be a matter of speculation, but there is no reason for him to fudge it.

One time I was pressured to fudge a set of numbers.

If her hands really weren't better, he thought, she would fudge.

She could fudge her report on the meeting; Ed's second letter would help with that.

The distinction between right and wrong has been fudged in more places than Washington.

Once again, or still, the government is trying to fudge the issue with smoke and mirrors.

Running for re-election last fall, he did not try to fudge his reservations.

Are they invariably true, or will you fudge things to make a literary point?

We'll look closely at the dates to see what we have to fudge to make some of the research seem recent.

They told Tom to fudge the next performance report and send her packing.

"This is one of those recipes you can fudge," she said.

You just fudged a tiny bit about the sequence of events.

Don't you ever fudge things to add to the drama?

But Marsh's problems are more serious than those of companies that simply fudged their numbers.

Still, even this market has some standards, making it tempting for companies to fudge the numbers.