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What is another word for set-up?

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To have set up on a long-term basis
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To found or establish something
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To bring about or cause something to happen
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To schedule an event or occurrence
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To put on a public performance
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To have acted in preparation for something
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To provide the means to do something
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To have an intention to do something
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To arrange or place something in a certain spot or position
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To mend or repair something that is broken or not functioning
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To manipulate or influence an event
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To conspire to incriminate falsely a presumably innocent person
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(dated) To cause to appear foolish or absurd
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To keep alive or provide sustenance for
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(of a state or process) To encourage the development of, or increased activity in, something
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(treat to) To pay the bill for someone else
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To trick or deceive with a ploy or ruse
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To set up camp, typically in the outdoors
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To obtain, arrange, or achieve by deceitful methods or by trickery
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To cheat or swindle someone
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The current state of affairs
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(usually in plural form "conditions") The circumstances or factors affecting the way in which one lives or works
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The point at which something is established
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An organized group of people with a particular purpose
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Any scheme or set of rules used to classify, explain, or calculate
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A dishonest or underhand arrangement
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Date with an unknown person
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Bringing together of couples
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A situation in which one lies in wait to make a surprise attack or capture
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A base or facility, especially military or industrial
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Prepared for the coming of an event
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Planned, considered or estimated in advance
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Having been established or set up
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Having been set up or equipped
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Having been falsely incriminated
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Having been faked or trumped up
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Decided in advance
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Extremely happy and excited
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