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intermediary
noun as in person who negotiates
Example Sentences
On pricing, the companies have touted direct-to-consumer drug sales, which cut out intermediaries like insurers and pharmacy benefit managers, as an answer to the president’s demands.
This is taking the side of local banks, other financial intermediaries and any business that has access to dollars and makes payroll in pesos.
Buyers and intermediaries don’t expect the pace of credit secondaries to slow anytime soon and many have made sure they are well armed with capital to take advantage of future opportunities.
Egyptian and Qatari officials will be the intermediaries, and the Americans who will also be there will be a major influence, perhaps a decisive one.
They explain that intermediaries, or middlemen, may offer them as little as $5.50 per bag, but after paying for thread and transport, they often earn as little as $1.50 - excluding the time spent weaving.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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