concocted

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• A South Korean automaker is taking over Boston Dynamics, the robotics company best known for concocting viral stunt videos featuring quirky animatrons.

• Dugdale began to concoct a series of increasingly wild assaults on British imperialism.

• These programs, however, were specially concocted to defy obfuscation and bear little resemblance to real-world programs.

• Jeffrey Katzenberg, the chairman and former Disney and DreamWorks executive who concocted the startup, claimed in an interview with the New York Times that the pandemic wrecked the launch.

• The tricky part was how to get from “most” number lists to “all” number lists, even those whose structure might be specially concocted to try to avoid arithmetic progressions.

• When Bai refused her proposal, he contends, the so-called Taliban fiancé concocted the rape story to cast blame on Bai.

• He means Benghazi, of course—a concocted conspiracy incomprehensible to most Americans.

• Frankly, I was one of those duped by Ambrose's concocted interviews.

• Her supporters concocted any number of reasons to promote her ascension to the top floor of Foggy Bottom.

• Yes, there were sound bites, gaffes, and concocted controversies; there always are.

• It was no brash idea, no hare-brained impulse concocted in one's cups, perhaps.