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rig

noun as in equipment

verb as in outfit, supply

verb as in arrange for certain outcome

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Throughout Mexico’s past, Mr. Gillingham writes, “Mexicans and foreigners alike see corruption, rigged elections, violent bosses, dynasticism, dictatorship, and political turbulence as historical norms.”

A leading opposition coalition, the Republican Bloc for the Defence of the Constitution of March 2016, announced in early October that it would boycott the election, accusing Touadera's government of rigging the vote.

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Next time you’re driving the Grapevine and nearing the forest of oil rigs on the outskirts of Bakersfield, look for a six-story guitar.

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The repurposed gear can be trucked quickly to data centers and rigged up on site.

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Thousands of dollars in fraudulent wagers the Department of Justice says were transacted as part of a scheme in which two pitchers for the Cleveland Guardians allegedly rigged pitches.

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

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