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collude with

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collude with someone or something
to plot or conspire with someone or a group. The CEO colluded with the board of directors in the stock scandal.


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Tesco said in a statement: "We acted independently and we did not collude with anyone.
As a result, barbarian kingdoms were set up within the empire from Gaul to Spain, from Italy to North Africa; and over time, the local provincial elites, who effectively ran the empire on behalf of Rome, found they had no option but to collude with these new kingdoms.
The Federal Trade Commission has announced that Valassis Communications, a public company, has settled charges that it used its quarterly earnings call to attempt to collude with its only competitor.
 
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