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orchestrate

verb as in organize; cause to happen

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Last year, the California attorney general’s office won indictments against 30 officers who either orchestrated or allowed youths to engage in “gladiator fights.”

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Riley relies heavily on the center to help orchestrate his offense.

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Budapest has dismissed the allegations as a smear campaign orchestrated by foreign intelligence services.

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In an email, she adds that “this has been orchestrated by a Muslim-Far Left alliance with now almost daily street demonstrations that feature chants to destroy Israel, kill Jews and ‘globalize the intifada.’

In 1963-64, the Kennedy-Johnson administration also orchestrated an elaborate initiative to monitor hostile right-wing radio broadcasters through an offshoot of the Democratic National Committee.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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