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interfere

[in-ter-feer] / ˌɪn tərˈfɪər /


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It’s also illegal for members of the military to prevent, or attempt to prevent, an eligible voter from voting and to interfere “in any manner with an election officer’s discharge of his duties.”

From Salon

I do not want to interfere in a decision that is ultimately my mother’s to make, but I also feel uneasy remaining silent when the outcome may feel deeply unfair to others.

From MarketWatch

Last May, the prime minister said the UK had to "act now" or face Mauritian legal action that could interfere with the Diego Garcia base.

From BBC

It also interferes with how brain cells manage fats and energy and promotes inflammation, which may gradually damage neurons and increase vulnerability to Alzheimer's and related dementias.

From Science Daily

In that meeting, however, it wasn’t clear that the new Justice Department leadership would be willing to interfere with the trajectory of Ver’s case.

From Salon