Loss
Sabotage
Sabotage noun - A deliberate act of destruction or disruption in which equipment is damaged.
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He tries to sabotage both the Pussycats themselves and the seniors' club he owns by having the Pussycats play there, expecting them both to lose money and give him a big tax loss.
Source: Springtime for Hitler -
Naturally, the Snarts double-cross them and sabotage the transfer, resulting in the loss of all the prisoners.
Source: Series / The Flash (2014) -
Can't Catch Up: Kawachi is actually pretty good at baking bread overall: he did pull his own weight at various Pantasia branches, and he manages to win several matches on his own - in fact, his only outright loss to anyone other than Azuma was a result of sabotage.
Source: Manga / Yakitate!! Japan
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