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collusive
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collusive adjective artful, beguiling, calculating, confidential, connivant, conniving, conspirational, conspirative, conspiratorial, covinous, cunning, deceptive, defrauding, designing, fraudulent, furtive, guileful, illicitly covert, indirect, insidious, intriguing, perfidious, plotting, schemeful, scheming, subreptitious, surreptitious, treacherous, undercover, underhanded, wily
Associated concepts: collusion as a divorce defense, colluuive claim, collusive suit, conspiracy, fraud and collusion
See also: clandestine, deceptive, machiavellian, mendacious


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The more of the number of neighbor peers, the smaller of the uncertainties relatively, then y's global trust is more accurate; On the contrary, if the number of neighbors peers has nothing to do with the global trust, a small number of malicious peers are easy to uplift each other's reputation through collusiveness.
 
 
 
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