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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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He accused its former commissioner, Ms McEntarfer, of rigging employment numbers to make him "look bad".

From BBC

At one point during the chase, which was broadcast live on KTLA, the big rig pulled to the side of the road and its passenger communicated with a pedestrian before moving on.

The prime minister also managed to rig the system by permitting loyalists to buy up media companies, leaving virtually no outlet that isn’t essentially part of his coalition.

From Salon

They rig a cargo net to swim safely off the stern.

From BBC

"Yet the government continues to side with the rich while ordinary people pay the price for our rigged housing system. It's time to put people's lives before landlords' portfolios."

From BBC

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

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