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staged

adjective as in produced

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And the video was no lucky capture, but a staged performance submitted as part of a four-person insurance fraud scheme, according to the California Department of Insurance.

However since then the Rugby World Cup and Paris Olympics have both been peacefully staged there.

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Donald Trump and his vice president, JD Vance, staged the most anti-immigrant presidential campaign in modern times, spreading lies about Haitian refugees eating cats in Vance’s home state of Ohio and complaining that recent arrivals were “poisoning the blood of our country.”

While immigration agents staged highly publicized raids during the 1980s, Democrats and Republicans worked on an amnesty that President Reagan signed into law in 1986.

Earlier this year, another exhibition of his work, The Charcoal Heads, was staged at the capital's Courtauld Gallery.

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