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counterpart

[koun-ter-pahrt] / ˈkaʊn tərˌpɑrt /


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Yields on U.K. government bonds climbed along with their Japanese and eurozone counterparts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unlike his Sri Lankan counterpart, he has also not publicly called for international assistance.

From Barron's

The pink ball does not behave differently to its red counterpart, but can be harder to see under lights.

From BBC

Career officials in the office overseeing sanctions at the Treasury Department have at times learned details of Witkoff’s meetings with Moscow from their British counterparts.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Indian investigators showed their U.S. counterparts the accident plane’s throttle assembly, the fuel-cutoff switches were in the run position, indicating the jet’s engines were getting fuel at the time of impact.

From The Wall Street Journal