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stitch-up

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stitch-up
n (Brit inf) → abgekartete Sache


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NUS president Wes Streeting said: "This poll shows that the public will not stand for a cosy stitch-up on university fees.
He's investigating a drug piracy ring for a client, who unfortunately ends up dead, putting his big pay day at risk - then he finds a dead body in the massage agency below his office, and the police take interest a fast paced, violent tale of high-level corruption, stitch-ups and amazing escapes all set against the heat of Bangkok, which keeps you gripped to see how Calvino will get out of the latest impossible situation.
Bitter experiences of TV stitch-ups in the past, although not from John, had put me on guard.
 
 
 
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