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handshake

[hand-sheyk] / ˈhændˌʃeɪk /








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“Okay. I’ve worked with a few teens who’ve needed help and couldn’t go to their parents, so I get it. But like I said, this’ll all have to be a handshake deal, okay?”

From Literature

But Cirstea gave a brief handshake before exchanging some words with the Japanese 16th seed by the umpire's chair.

From BBC

What came out of the meeting was a path to return—and a handshake that could cost Koepka up to $90 million in a combination of charitable donations, bonuses and equity in the Tour.

From The Wall Street Journal

Eventually both men crossed paths on set and the lookalike was embraced with a handshake and a shoulder bump.

From BBC

"There's a graveyard of voluntary industry initiatives that shows that handshake agreements and industry commitments are no better than the paper they're written on," Faber told AFP.

From Barron's