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Filter by Meaning The real estate developer used gerrymandering to obtain permits and zoning changes, disregarding the community's concerns.
The pharmaceutical company was accused of gerrymandering clinical trial data to make their drug appear more effective.
The company's executives were found guilty of gerrymandering the financial reports to deceive shareholders.
The pharmaceutical company employed gerrymandering tactics to extend the patent on their bestselling drug, stifling competition.
The gerrymandering of zoning districts favored certain developers, resulting in an imbalance of urban development.
The state legislature was accused of gerrymandering to dilute the voting power of minority communities.
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