recalibration

And the only thing that will ensure that the votes are really being recorded, because they use this term recalibration, and that means essentially that the machines are recording wrong.

CNN Transcript Nov 6, 2006 2006

Election officials use recalibration as a code word when machines are malfunctioning including the recording of votes for wrong candidates.

Ohio 2004 election thief grabs Gov nod while (surprise! surprise!) voting machines malfunction 2006

“It will entail a recalibration of our instruments, but that should not take long.”

HER KLINGON SOUL MICHAEL JAN FRIEDMAN 1997

Marketplace's John Dimsdale looked into whether the recalibration is a good thing for borrowers.

Marketplace 2009

Marketplace's John Dimsdale looked into whether the recalibration is a good thing for borrowers.

Marketplace 2009

The "recalibration" was applied to numerous local governments and "should not be interpreted as an improvement" in credit quality, Fitch said in a news release.

Johnson's final budget raises concerns for ratings agency 2010

The "recalibration" was applied to numerous local governments and "should not be interpreted as an improvement" in credit quality, Fitch said in a news release.

Johnson's final budget raises concerns for ratings agency 2010

The "recalibration" was applied to numerous local governments and "should not be interpreted as an improvement" in credit quality, Fitch said in a news release.

Johnson's final budget raises concerns for ratings agency 2010

The magic word "recalibration" has come to mean mid-stream re-rigging of electronic machines, and is being strategically conjured in voting booths throughout the nation.

Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman: Beware the Twin Towers of Electronic Election Theft 2008

As part of a "recalibration" of municipal debt, New York City-based Moody's raised New Mexico's rating to Aaa with a stable outlook, from Aa1 with a stable outlook.

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