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But the most egregious involves match-fixing, to which Pakistani cricketers, allegedly including several of today's crop, seem especially prone.In the latest case three Pakistani cricketers, including the national captain, Salman Butt, are alleged to have conspired with gamblers to fix parts of recent games against England's team a practice known as "spot-fixing".
The reporter made secret video recordings of their deal — struck at a hotel near the Lord's ground — to fix parts of a match between England and Pakistan.
The Administration can fix parts of this problem on its own, but others require congressional action, and that's a fight that will be hard for Democrats to win.
It followed years of suspicions that powerful gambling syndicates based on the Indian subcontinent were bribing players to fix parts of high-profile matches, or even to throw them entirely.
Still, they decided to fix parts of Fairey's mural that had become weathered and torn: So far, the most energetic "Inside Out" project in New York has taken place in the Bronx.
During his defence, Butt said his agent had unsuccessfully tried to persuade him to fix parts of matches.
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Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif were found guilty Tuesday of taking bribes to fix part of a match against England during the Lord's Test last August.
The court heard that Mr Mahmood had paid £10,000 to fix part of the match.
That indicates he was trying to fix part of the company wasn't working, rather than a wholesale firing of people who stood to get big payouts.
Now I don't know if we are at that point, but if we can fix hearts, and we can fix badly broken bones, why can't we fix part of the brain?
Instead, opponents such as Hillary Clinton rolled up their shirt sleeves and worked to fix Part D's technical problems and get it fully implemented.
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