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Sabotage is an elusive phenomena and is difficult of accurate definition.
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Even so, when the term sabotage is applied to workers, it is frequently interpreted to mean actual destruction.
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They arrive at a bridge which they sabotage with explosives before moving on.
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This is thought to be the first proven act of air sabotage in the history of commercial aviation.
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Cause was sabotage, the ship had been delayed in sailing due to a typhoon.
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The problem was solved so that they themselves sent a package, three days before the sabotage.
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The commission determined that the accident must have been caused by sabotage because no other explanation was possible.
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Shortly after the new bore is drilled it is sabotaged.
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He sabotages the business before it gets off the ground, and goes back to crime.
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Sometimes, sabotage is suggested by politicians or railway staff to cover up their own mistakes or corruption which can lead to poor maintenance.
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