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jury-rigging

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jury-rigging verb accompany, adjudgment body, agree, alternative, arbiters, arbitrators, array, assessors, be in time, body of jurors, coexist, coextend, coincide, concur, contemporize, co-occur, determiners, emergency, fixing a jury, go along with, go hand in hand, improvised, isochronize, judges of the facts, keep in, keep pace with, keep time, makeshift, match, panel, provisional, put or be in phase, reviewers of fact, step, stop-gap, substitute, succedaneous, sync, synchronize, temporary, time, tribunal, triers of fact
Associated concepts: mistrial, peremptory challenges


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Accordingly, as part of the jury-rigging to gain support for passage, many in Congress are pushing what amounts to corporate welfare to pay employers not to damp retirees into the new public entitlement.
It really was a way of jury-rigging these machines to keep them operating on an absolute minimum of bottled water," said co-owner Crowe.
We recognize that there can be no jury-rigging of some standard office product or super-industrial product that would be inappropriate for this setting.
 
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