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Filter by Meaning The athlete was disqualified for using a manufactured performance-enhancing substance.
The new housing development featured rows of identical manufactured homes.
The generic brand medication was a manufactured version of the name-brand drug.
The artist preferred handmade pottery to manufactured ceramic pieces.
The manufactured music was catchy but lacked soul.
The manufactured buildings in the industrial park all looked the same.
The fast-food chain's burgers tasted like they were made with manufactured meat.
The cake tasted like it was made from a manufactured mix.
The clothing store's inventory consisted of mostly manufactured garments.
The electronics store had a wide selection of manufactured smartphones and tablets.
The pop song sounded like a manufactured hit designed for radio play.
The toy company manufactured thousands of plastic dolls each day.
The car was so sleek and shiny that it looked manufactured.
The manufactured toys were identical to each other.
The furniture in the room looked like it was manufactured in a factory.
The shirt was a manufactured product, lacking in originality.
The manufactured house had no unique features.
The toy store was filled with manufactured dolls and action figures.
The sweater he bought was clearly manufactured by a machine.
The furniture store sold mostly manufactured pieces made from particle board.
The company manufactured evidence to discredit their competitor.
The media outlet manufactured a scandal to increase ratings.
He manufactured excuses to avoid taking responsibility for his actions.
The chef manufactured a new recipe using unusual ingredients.
The fashion designer manufactured a trend to boost sales.
The marketer manufactured hype around the new product launch.
The journalist manufactured a story to sell more newspapers.
The coach manufactured a fake injury to give his team an advantage.
The teacher manufactured a lesson plan that made learning fun and engaging.
The politician manufactured stories to discredit their opponent.
The politician manufactured a scandal to discredit his opponent.
The chef manufactured a gourmet meal to impress his guests.
The criminal mastermind manufactured an alibi to avoid getting caught.
The conspiracy theorist manufactured elaborate stories about government cover-ups.
The hacker manufactured fake emails to gain access to sensitive information.
The con artist manufactured a fake identity to deceive his victims.
The artist manufactured their own paint using natural materials.
The company manufactured evidence to support their case in court.
The artist manufactured controversy to gain more attention.
The politician manufactured a crisis to distract the public from the real issues.
The author manufactured a plot twist to surprise readers.
The musician manufactured a catchy melody for their new song.
The coach manufactured a story to motivate his team.
The pharmaceutical company manufactured false data to promote their new drug.
The pharmaceutical company manufactured a drug that caused harmful side effects.
The artist manufactured controversy to generate publicity for their work.
The hacker manufactured a virus to gain access to sensitive information.
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