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meddle

[med-l] / ˈmɛd l /


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"He was well known for protecting all of his artists from the BBC executives, making sure they weren't meddled with," said Mr Baldwin.

From BBC

The reason players from quarterbacks to kickers have long felt compelled to meddle with the football is because of the condition it arrives in.

From The Wall Street Journal

That inquiry concluded that attempts by foreign states to meddle in recent elections were "troubling" but had "minimal impact".

From BBC

Price intervention is dangerous in any private market because it gives politicians a chance to meddle.

From The Wall Street Journal

Presidential administrations have meddled in Latin America and South America for decades.

From Salon