de·scram·ble (d -skr m b l)tr.v. de·scram·bled, de·scram·bling, de·scram·bles To unscramble (a coded message or signal, for example). |
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Platter estimates that upgrading and adding new equipment, such as descramblers, fillers and labelers, cost Borden $600,000 at his plant alone. But this approach never really worked, because the kind of people who advertise anti-cellulite cream, get-rich-quick schemes, and cable descramblers don't care if they annoy people; they just want maximum eyeballs. Glendale brothers Arthur Karanfilian, 18, and Vardkis Karanfilian, 26, were arrested in Monday's raid on suspicion of manufacturing and distribution of illegal cable descramblers. |
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