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deal

Definition for deal

noun as in agreement, bargain

noun as in amount, share

noun as in distribution of playing cards

Strongest matches

appointment, game, opportunity

Strong matches

chance, hand, round

verb as in do business

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Warner Bros., once seen as Hollywood’s crown jewel, released the most movies, offered talent the most lavish deals, and produced hit TV shows for numerous networks.

When he returned to the enclave earlier this month as part of a prisoners-for-hostages exchange deal, he said he left one grim reality for another.

Earlier this month, Beijing announced restrictions on rare earths technology exports, and Washington signed a deal with Australia for access to its vast reserves -- the fourth largest in the world.

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Along with record stock prices, the credit markets are booming, with a record $38 billion deal being readied for data centers tied to Oracle, Bloomberg reported.

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The U.S. signed a deal for Australian rare earths.

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