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orchestrate
verb as in organize; cause to happen
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Example Sentences
Last year, the California attorney general’s office won indictments against 30 officers who either orchestrated or allowed youths to engage in “gladiator fights.”
Riley relies heavily on the center to help orchestrate his offense.
Budapest has dismissed the allegations as a smear campaign orchestrated by foreign intelligence services.
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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