So is the government's childish attempt to fiddle the country's economic statistics.
And they add that legislation that attempts to fiddle with how a private industry, no matter how vast and powerful, sets its prices poses dense legal problems.
A UKIP councillor in Thanet was filmed volunteering that she had "a problem" with "Negroid features"; a UKIP MEP and parliamentary candidate, Janice Atkinson, was dismissed over an alleged attempt to fiddle a restaurant receipt for her expenses.
To more important matters, though, such as North Korea's attempt to fiddle Fifa rules by listing an extra striker as a goalkeeper – a ruse on which they have been rumbled, meaning Kim Myong‑won will now have to play as a keeper or not at all.
The Daily Mail critic said of the work, featuring an attempt to fiddle a municipal lottery, that "through the haze of words I glimpse a high promise", and the following year the Royal Court commissioned Live Like Pigs, about a gypsy family being forced into council accommodation.
But few would support letting attempts to fiddle elections just go ahead and happen anyway.
Yet the modern school calendar has never been viewed as a perfect solution, and the question routinely arises as to whether summer vacation is an outdated and ineffective concept; thus, we continue our attempts to fiddle with school schedules.
Abraham González led the uprising and attempted to put Belgrano into a shrew's fiddle, but Belgrano's doctor Josef Redhead objected, because of his delicate health, and his sentence was changed to simple imprisonment.
As its name implies, one of DNSChanger's primary functions was to fiddle with an infected computer's DNS settings in such a way that users who attempted to surf the web would be re-routed to fraudulent sites instead.
Few attempted to value it beyond looking at reported ruler-like earnings that were played like a fiddle by management by manipulating pension plan assumptions and shifts in reserves in opaque GE finance.
