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collude Verb [-luding, -luded] to cooperate secretly or dishonestly with someone [Latin colludere to conspire]
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And Los Angeles history is replete with stories of big developers and city officials colluding against the interests of neighborhoods. SAA agreed to the fines in May for allegedly colluding with LH to fix ticket prices on flights between Cape Town, Johannesburg and Frankfurt. The results are like passages of music, each capitalizing on, colluding with, complicating, and in subtle ways even compromising or contradicting the others. |
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