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sabotage
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to sabotage
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to intentionally damage or undermine something, often for personal gain or as an act of protest or revenge
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During the war, spies were known to sabotage enemy infrastructure.
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Sabotage
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a deliberate act intended to damage, destroy, or disrupt equipment, operations, or processes
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Sabotage delayed the project for several weeks.
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