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manipular Control (others or oneself) or influence skillfully, usually to one's advantage.
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Examples for "rig"
Examples for "rig"
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The company deployed its second drilling rig in Albania earlier this year.
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The second rig is expected at the port in the coming days.
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But the motion capture system needs to feed a very animator-friendly rig.
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China said the rig was shifted because its mission had been completed.
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In the mean time, keep the hatches on and rig the pumps.
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They are trying to manipulate the result of the elections, al-Fadil said.
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I'm not sure it's possible to manipulate someone with candor and truth.
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Since few people bet on politics, it's easy to manipulate the market.
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Or you could get really serious, and start to manipulate the statistics.
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Nothing beats wielding the power to create and manipulate your own images.
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Cult leaders use a variety of psychological processes to manipulate their members.
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Liberals should not try to manipulate emotions, but rather work with them.
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He had used everything she'd ever said to him to manipulate Joe.
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Together, millions of flips could record and manipulate data in endless ways.
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Experimental design: Genetic and pharmacologic approaches were used to manipulate VDR signaling.
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The record company in the States began to try and manipulate things.
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Fear is the greatest tool a government has to manipulate its voter-base.
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I may not be Cordellan, but I can manipulate a situation too.
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We found it possible to manipulate this world's network of transfer booths.
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I think you have to manipulate your products a little bit better.
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My ability to manipulate it is coming more quickly than I expected.
