Thesaurus / tamper
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There had been problems of a similar nature which were suspected to be tampering or minor mechanical issues.
HUMANFOREST SUSPENDS LONDON E-BIKE SHARING SERVICE, CUTS JOBS AFTER CUSTOMER ACCIDENTNATASHA LOMASSEPTEMBER 25, 2020TECHCRUNCHThey will also will admit to conspiracy to tamper with witnesses, the spokeswoman said.
FOUR EX-EBAY EMPLOYEES TO ADMIT GUILT IN CYBERSTALKING PLOTVERNE KOPYTOFFSEPTEMBER 23, 2020FORTUNEHe was sentenced to probation not for indecent exposure, but for tampering with public records by switching off his car’s dashboard camera during the stops.
HOW CRIMINAL COPS OFTEN AVOID JAILBY ANDREW FORD, ASBURY PARK PRESSSEPTEMBER 23, 2020PROPUBLICAThis could allow a malicious actor to tamper with a voter’s registration, including preventing it altogether, or to steal a voter’s personal information.
VOTING BY MAIL IS MORE SECURE THAN THE PRESIDENT SAYS. HOW TO MAKE IT EVEN SAFERMATTHEWHEIMERSEPTEMBER 13, 2020FORTUNEIt’s designed to automatically analyze videos to determine whether or not algorithms have tampered with the footage.
MICROSOFT’S NEW VIDEO AUTHENTICATOR COULD HELP WEED OUT DANGEROUS DEEPFAKESSTAN HORACZEKSEPTEMBER 3, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCEThis is especially so in regard to blockchain technology, which involves a type of software that creates an indelible, tamper-proof ledger across multiple computers.
THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE IS SEEKING A PATENT FOR VOTING BY PHONEJEFFAUGUST 17, 2020FORTUNEThe dirt should then be thrown in and settled by means of a tamper or by flooding with water.
ELEMENTS OF PLUMBINGSAMUEL DIBBLEIt would be an ill return to tamper lightly, and without due consideration, with this young lady's affections.
THE PICKWICK PAPERSCHARLES DICKENSTake this as your motto when you are inclined to tamper with wrong: "Who eats with the devil needs a long-handled spoon."
FIFTY-TWO STORY TALKS TO BOYS AND GIRLSHOWARD J. CHIDLEYBut to tamper with their dialect, or to take it from them, would be to leave them houseless and exposed in their daily business.
CERES' RUNAWAYALICE MEYNELLWORDS RELATED TO TAMPER
- abuse rights
- advance
- barge in
- break in on
- busybody
- butt in
- chime in
- come uninvited
- crash the gates
- dabble in
- encroach
- encumber
- fool with
- hinder
- horn in
- impede
- impose
- infringe
- inquire
- interfere
- intermeddle
- interpose
- intrude
- invade
- kibitz
- mess around
- mix in
- molest
- obtrude
- pry
- push in
- put two cents in
- sidewalk-superintend
- snoop
- stick nose in
- tamper
- trespass
- worm in
- abuse rights
- advance
- barge in
- break in on
- busybody
- butt in
- chime in
- come uninvited
- crash the gates
- dabble in
- encroach
- encumber
- fool with
- hinder
- horn in
- impede
- impose
- infringe
- inquire
- interfere
- intermeddle
- interpose
- intrude
- invade
- kibitz
- mess around
- mix in
- molest
- obtrude
- pry
- push in
- put two cents in
- sidewalk-superintend
- snoop
- stick nose in
- tamper
- trespass
- worm in
- accomplishes
- adjusts
- arranges
- assembles
- begets
- brews
- brings about
- causes
- composes
- conceives
- constitutes
- constructs
- cooks
- cooks up
- dashes off
- draws on
- dreams up
- effects
- engenders
- fabricates
- fashions
- forges
- forms
- frames
- generates
- gets ready
- gives rise to
- hatches
- initiates
- invents
- knocks off
- leads to
- manufactures
- molds
- occasions
- originates
- parents
- prepares
- procreates
- produces
- puts together
- secures
- shapes
- spawns
- synthesizes
- tears off
- throws together
- whips
- whips out
- abuse rights
- advance
- barge in
- break in on
- busybody
- butt in
- chime in
- come uninvited
- crash the gates
- dabble in
- encroach
- encumber
- fool with
- hinder
- horn in
- impede
- impose
- infringe
- inquire
- interlope
- intermeddle
- interpose
- intrude
- invade
- kibitz
- mess around
- mix in
- molest
- obtrude
- pry
- push in
- put two cents in
- sidewalk-superintend
- snoop
- stick nose in
- tamper
- trespass
- worm in
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