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orchestrate

[awr-kuh-streyt] / ˈɔr kəˌstreɪt /


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The Dallas-based energy conglomerate accused Greenpeace of orchestrating violence and defamation during the controversial construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline nearly a decade ago.

From Barron's

The twist, of course, is that while he thinks it’s all real, everyone else is an actor orchestrating crazy scenarios to test his responses.

From MarketWatch

Everything was so orchestrated perfectly to make the actor feel the most comfortable to try different things, and it’s just not always the case.

From Los Angeles Times

Who planned and orchestrated the attacks - and why - still remains unclear.

From BBC

The failed putsch came six years after the death of General Francisco Franco and was orchestrated by military officers nostalgic for the privileges they enjoyed during more than four decades of his dictatorship.

From Barron's