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operator

noun as in one who operates a machine

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noun as in one who operates workable property

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noun as in manipulator

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noun as in controller

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Most alarmingly, he’s been terrorizing immigrants with something akin to zeal, painting food cart operators and day care workers as an existential threat to middle America.

From Salon

The union has pushed for more oversight of self-driving vehicles, such as legislation mandating human operators in autonomous heavy duty trucks and other delivery vehicles.

This type of accommodation is longer-term temporary housing, managed on behalf of the Home Office by private operators.

From BBC

Adam Wharton is surely an England regular in the making, the loping socks-down style not disguising an elegant, competitive midfield operator of the highest order.

From BBC

The boutique shop also represented so-called below-the-line workers, including script supervisors, costumers and camera operators.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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