- - Break into digitally
- - Break into another's PC
- - Break into, like a computer
- - break-in, nowadays
- - Cut in crime affecting a PC
- - break into, as a computer network
- - Break into, as a computer
- - Break into the system
- - Online break-in
- - Break into a computer
- - Access illegally, as a database
- - Modern-day break-in
- - Engage in some high-tech espionage
- - Break into, electronically
- - Break into, as a computer system
- - Break into a system
- - Break into a computer system illegally
- - Break in illegally
- - ATTEMPT A BREAK-IN
- - Access illegally, as a computer
- - Break into
- - Computer break-in
- - Expose the vulnerabilities of, in a way
- - make like jonny lee miller's character in a 1995 cult classic
- - Wooden frame for drying bricks
- - Chop; journalist
- - Nag poor journalist?
- - Cut roughly or untidily
- - Make cuts with a commercial sort of writer
- - To cut with rough blows
- - Horse kept only for hire
- - put up with menial journalist
- - Journalist, heading away from hut
- - Jobbing journalist
- - unimaginative writer
- - Couldn't .... it; was unable to cope
- - "life" lesson
- - cut off crudely
- - chop harshly
- - Kick the hired horse
- - Old horse's kick
- - Cut roughly
- - Unskilled writer to suffer
- - a mediocre and disdained writer
- - "The Great ...," 2019 documentary which was Emmy-nominated for Outstanding Documentary
- - Cut clumsily
- - Chop with a machete
- - Cope with basic accommodation, but not at first
- - Cut irregularly
- - Certain writer
- - Unskilled writer
- - Mediocre writer
- - Bad writer
- - Drudge of a writer
- - Chop wildly
- - Vicious hoops foul
- - Untalented writer
- - Untalented artist
- - Uninspired writer
- - Triter writer?
- - One way to access computer files
- - Literary drudge
- - Journalistic drudge (for the chop?)
- - Hardly a Pulitzer candidate
- - Disdained writer
- - Cut ruthlessly
- - Computer infiltration
- - Commit a computer crime
- - Cabdriver
- - Writer without artistic talent
- - Wilson of baseball fame
- - Unrespected writer
- - Unlikely candidate for a Pulitzer
- - Trite writer
- - Trashy writer
- - Taxicab
- - Taxi or taxi driver
- - Symptom of catarrh
- - Succeed, with "it"
- - Russian attempt at election meddling, e.g.
- - Run malicious code, perhaps
- - Routine writer
- - Quick, easy fix
- - Pulp writer
- - Pulp producer
- - Programmer's stopgap solution
- - Penny-a-worder, say
- - Patchwork software
- - One-time Angel
- - No Pulitzer candidate
- - Maligned writer
- - Lousy writer
- - Literary also-ran
- - Life ...... (timesaving trick)
- - Life .... (productivity tip)
- - Kick on the shins
- - Inept musician
- - Hard basketball foul
- - Hansom fellow?
- - Grub St. denizen
- - Fifth-rate writer
- - Creative software solution
- - Cope with, slangily
- - Computer invasion
- - Chop crudely
- - Be a high-tech criminal
- - Banal writer
- - Attempt a computer crime
- - "Boyz-n-the-Hood" coverers Dynamite ......
- - Scribbler
- - Horse for hire
- - Chop roughly
- - Stand waiter
- - Dull writer
- - Cut it
- - Kind of writer.
- - Saddle horse
- - Do some malicious coding
- - Talentless writer
- - Programmer's workaround
- - Clumsily saw hairline crack at the edges
- - Writer for hire
- - Cabby
- - Cabbie
- - Cab-driver
- - Take an ax to
- - Slash
- - Cybersecurity concern
- - Cab
- - Drudge ......
- - Tired old horse
- - Cut crudely
- - Cope with
- - Cutting tool.
- - Taxi
- - Cut
- - Chop
- - Deal (with)
- - Stomach
- - Handle
- - Taxi driver
- - Go riding with journalist
- - Trick
- - a technique for managing one's time or activities more efficiently
- - Slang for an ugly fix to problem
- - cybersecurity event
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