Definition of fixing
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: the act or process of one that fixes
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There’s a cheap Bloody-Mary-and-mimosa bar with all the fixings (3 drinks for $13).
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Meanwhile, a Taiwan technology newspaper reported that Micron and two Korean memory makers, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, could face possible fines up to $8 billion over alleged price fixing.
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Then get them all the fixings for a delicious but high-protein breakfast-in-bed.
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Numerous class-action lawsuits about price fixing were filed last year.
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Two other Bumble Bee executives have already pleaded guilty to price-fixing, and the company itself agreed to pay a $25 million fine for the same offense last year.
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The charges stem from a yearslong investigation by the Justice Department’s antitrust division into price fixing in currency markets.
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Tampering is not unheard of in team sports, but tennis is unusually vulnerable to match fixing.
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For the mom who stores her shoes in the oven New York institution Russ and Daughters sends a spread of its signature smoked salmon, bagels, and all the fixings for six, no cooking required.
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First Known Use of fixing
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