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guarantor

[gar-uhn-tawr, -ter] / ˈgær ənˌtɔr, -tər /
NOUN
insurer
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Free speech is the vehicle for epistemic humility and the guarantor of democratic efficacy: that we can’t know who’s right unless we can all argue it out, unfettered.

From Salon

AlHusseini received a payment of approximately $6.3 million for being a guarantor for one of the loans and admitted to receiving $12.3 million in payments from the scheme, according to the criminal complaints.

From Los Angeles Times

“Putin will be emboldened by the fact that the U.S. is withdrawing itself as a guarantor of European security — the goal of the Soviet Union and then Putin’s Russia since 1949.”

From Los Angeles Times

"Security guarantees that don't have the United States involved in them as one of the guarantors is like a donut with a giant missing middle in it."

From BBC

Ms Cobine, from Michigan in the US, had to pay six months' rent in advance as she lacked a UK guarantor.

From BBC