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collusion

[kuh-loo-zhuhn] / kəˈlu ʒən /


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Left by themselves to fight for answers, his mother Margaret and brother Eugene, both now dead, came to suspect collusion between British security forces and informants – meaning state agents - in the group responsible.

From BBC

The solution for that is collusion, but it’s illegal in market economies.

From Barron's

She told the inquiry the men "prioritised personal gratification and their careers over the wellbeing of their families" and claimed "the deceit and collusion went high up the chain."

From BBC

The remit included establishing the "extent of any state collusion" in the Glenanne gang's activities.

From BBC

The national-security regulations, which were expanded last year, feature broad provisions against subversion and foreign collusion that have been used to clamp down on popular expressions of dissent.

From The Wall Street Journal