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conspire with

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conspire with someone (against someone or something) and conspire (with someone) against someone or something
to join with someone in a plot against someone or something else. The CEO conspired with the board of directors against the stockholders. Ed conspired with Sam against the plan.


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His solicitor Cornelius McCarthy told the court: "He denies totally that he conspired with anyone and says there is no evidence that he did conspire with anyone.
And there are times - which we are more inclined to put down to our good judgement - when they seem to conspire with us.
Paul Fitzgerald, president of Josephthal, stated: "The award confirms our long-standing belief that a member cannot conspire with the senior employees of another member to steal a branch office.
 
 
 
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