While some staff members had said they felt pressured to manipulate data, the report said there had been no systematic culture of bullying.
Mostly unemployed, poor and disenchanted by corrupt governments, Somali youths are relatively easy to manipulate.
Ronaldo had blasted a fifth-minute free-kick into the wall but, with Toni Kroos and Isco to the fore, the defending champions began to manipulate the ball with purpose.
The boss of Barclays, Bob Diamond, is under mounting pressure after the bank was hit with fines of £290m for its "serious, widespread" role in trying to manipulate the price of crucial interest rates that affect the cost of borrowing for millions of customers around the world.
In both cases they often manipulate their voice or body to mimic them.
Complaining of "black propaganda against the Chilean armed services", British officials tried to manipulate the news.
Related: From Britain to Beijing: how governments manipulate the internet The Guardian spoke to two former employees of the troll enterprise, one of whom was in a department running fake blogs on the social network LiveJournal, and one who was part of a team that spammed municipal chat forums around Russia with pro-Kremlin posts.
She said that Barclays traders' attempts to manipulate interest rates "to try to benefit trading positions is wholly unacceptable.
It's used by politicians to manipulate people.
Technically bankrupt, but without the ability to manipulate its own currency any more, it had no choice but to ask for international help.
There's no question that the banks, as well as almost all of their rivals, did manipulate Libor.
