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rig

[rig] / rɪg /






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Researchers took out a car at night, rigged with equipment to measure light intensity and an observer in the vehicle could press a button if they felt glare might interfere with their driving.

From BBC

Luckily, a rigged ping-pong exhibition match allows Marty to embrace his theatrical talents.

From Los Angeles Times

As U.S. oil prices dropped below $60 a barrel in recent months, the industry shed rigs by the dozens and laid off crews that frack wells.

From The Wall Street Journal

When shipbuilding finally ended at the site in the 1970s, it was used to build oil rigs for a time before the yard finally closed in 2001.

From BBC

The auction is rigged not for the buyer or the seller but for the auctioneer.

From The Wall Street Journal