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manipulate (Control unfairly), verb dominate, influence, manage, misuse, pull strings, pull wires, rig, rule, take advantage of, use manipulate (Utilize skillfully), verb apply, command, conduct, control, direct, drive, employ, engineer, govern, guide, handle, lead, make use of, maneuver, operate, pilot, ply, put in action, put into operation, regulate, run, set in motion, set to work, steer, tractare, use, utilize, wield, work See also: capitalize, coax, control, employ, exercise, exert, exploit, govern, handle, manage, militate, operate, perpetrate, ply, regulate, rule, scheme, tamper, use, wield How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| And the interventions in a shopping mall become a commentary on the "illegitimate" manipulability of this space. Coupled with the flexibility and manipulability of digital media such resources may offer good value for money. BARC Institute evaluated products in their test labs, looking at criteria such as user friendliness, report creation and distribution, information presentation and manipulability, programming interface, and administration and security. |
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