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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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| But would the impression have been so easily manipulatable if we were not so primed to take it for granted that black kids and smarts are mutually exclusive? If electronic records no longer need to remain in a manipulatable state (that is, the users no longer require computer access to the data), usually no justification exists for retaining them in a digital, computer-processable format. Ecological views of learning disability offer several possibilities for rehabilitation intervention by linking LD effects to manipulatable personal and environmental factors. |
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