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Filter by Meaning The sports team was suspected of gerrymandering the tournament brackets to ensure an easy path to the finals.
The study revealed widespread gerrymandering of environmental data to understate the impact of pollution on public health.
The environmental organization accused the logging company of gerrymandering environmental impact assessments to justify deforestation.
The company's financial reports showed signs of gerrymandering to create a positive image.
The coach was suspected of gerrymandering the player statistics to secure a sponsorship deal.
The company strategically placed its manufacturing plants in different countries to exploit tax loopholes, engaging in a form of gerrymandering.
The news article exposed the gerrymandering of crime statistics to downplay the city's safety concerns.
The company engaged in gerrymandering its financial statements to deceive investors and inflate its stock value.
The company engaged in gerrymandering the sales figures to make their performance appear better than it actually was.
The athlete accused their opponent of gerrymandering the rules to gain an unfair advantage in the competition.
The athlete suspected gerrymandering in the scoring system to favor their opponent.
The soccer coach was accused of gerrymandering the team selections to ensure his favorite players received more playing time.
The company engaged in gerrymandering to manipulate the market in their favor.
The coach was caught gerrymandering the team's performance statistics to make it seem like they were improving.
The coach was accused of gerrymandering the team roster to ensure certain players got more playing time.
The coach manipulated the tournament bracket to ensure his team had an easy path to the finals, engaging in sports gerrymandering.
The court ruled that the state's gerrymandering practices violated the principle of equal representation enshrined in the constitution.
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