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hatched

adjective as in contrived

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Increasingly dismayed, Dudek hatched a plan that seemed to embody his mix of good intentions, hubris and melodrama.

From Salon

None of the trio hatched despite Jackie guarding that clutch for 62 hours through an unrelenting snowstorm.

She hatched the idea of having women welders fix her up.

“Well,” Herr said, “we just hatched a plan.”

During the outcry against nuclear power in the 1970s, liberal Oregon lawmakers hatched a plan to slow an industry that was just getting started.

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