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  • v  deprive of by deceit
  • v  make off with belongings of others
  • v  take away to an undisclosed location against their will and usually in order to extract a ransom
  • v  disable by drugging
    nobble the race horses
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  • Charles Clarke in guardian.co.uk
    Mr Clarke said that Lord Steyn had accused him of seeking to "nobble the judiciary" - an accusation he found offensive and absurd.
  • Malcolm Fraser in Sydney Morning Herald
    Instead of wide-ranging discussion the Government has sought to nobble the field in secret and to prevent debate,Mr Fraser said in a speech at the State Library of Victoria last night. "The laws should be opposed because they provide...

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