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The phrase "able to rig it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is capable of manipulating or arranging something to achieve a desired outcome, often in a clever or deceitful way.
Example: "With his technical skills, he was able to rig it so that the system favored his team during the competition."
Alternatives: "capable of manipulating it" or "able to arrange it".
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While the app is designed for iPad, a good hacker will be able to rig it for use on any iOS device, including a smartphone.
While the app is designed for iPad, a good hacker will be able to rig it for use on any iOS device, including a smartphone.
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Soon she may graduate to a ladle or a bucket, hoping all the while that humanity will one day be able to rig up the sump pump it needs to keep this wounded old ship afloat.
In the book, he writes about how the financial sector, "thanks to its resources and cleverness, has increasingly been able to rig the rules to its own advantage".
When the mortgage default wave struck, the banks proved able to rig the market to obscure its impact.
It seems some lovely gentleman was able to rig a rice cooker and a plastic garbage bag together so that he could produce a rice-based cooking wine.
But as Alex delves deeper into the case – it involves biological warfare, and she's able to rig up a few scenarios where her own particularly dark talents are made use of – she finds that nothing is as it seems, and that the corruption goes right to the highest levels.
It's only £9.99, but you may be able to rig something up for a lot less.
Through a combination of federal state and local policies, we were able to rig the system in our favor and in our kids favor and then try and convince ourselves that it's all the result of meritocracy.
And with the state able to rig the market as regulator and controlling shareholder and through government-linked brokers, prices soared, reaching 60 times earnings in the summer of 2001.
As the sole global superpower, the US would once have been able to rig the competition with carrots, sticks and, if need be, B52s.
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