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orchestrate
verb as in organize; cause to happen
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On its website, the company says Lattice can orchestrate “machine-to-machine tasks at scales and speeds beyond human capacity.”
Sir Robbie also dismissed claims of there having been a "board-level orchestrated coup" over the leaking of the memo as "complete nonsense".
It used common open-source penetration-testing frameworks orchestrated through Model Context Protocol servers.
The women told committee members that the two men now gatekeeping access to evidence are the same ones who, in their view, helped orchestrate Epstein’s operation for decades.
It’s an orchestrated hit meant to silence critics, control the narrative and bury whatever corruption, human rights abuses or malfeasance that a healthy free press is meant to expose.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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