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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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He had foreseen no need to pull strings once the engagement began.
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I'll call MI-6 and have the FBI pull strings with Scotland Yard.
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He lacked family, especially kinfolk who could pull strings in business or politics.
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There are faceless puppetmasters who pull strings and manipulate the purity of justice.
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You're asking me to pull strings I don't have the juice to pull.
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You little sewer rats pull wires and think you run it.
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Once in New York, I can pull wires, if need be.
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He may lay pipes and pull wires, seeming for a little to succeed.
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But I am glad it is coming-eventhough some one does pull wires to bring it to you.
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He can't hamper himself by marriage with an impecunious musician who isn't able to pull wires and help him on.
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Neil has got to stand the gaff for what he's done, but I'll pull wires to get his punishment made light.
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I thought it wouldn't be a bad idea to stay away from Bancroft Road for a while and try to pull wires from a distance:
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He can not get good men and true information by pulling wires in London.
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After the war Van Sweller pulled wires, and O'Roon was made a mounted policeman.
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Anyway, Ruthie, I'll write her at once and tell her to begin pulling wires.
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Meanwhile I'll get busy pulling wires at once.
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We've got our applications for leave in, and some influential friends pulling wires to help us through.
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Thus again Fate pulled wires, or Providence.
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You can't make millions without pulling wires.
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Or perhaps Sally pulled wires.
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He is always pulling wires, as they say; but those at the other end are not sensitive to the touch.