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haggle

verb as in bicker, quarrel

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We haggle as I tie the waterskins to Rostam’s back.

The group of far-right lawmakers who sought to block the measure in committee won their seats on the Rules panel as part of a concession made last year by the speaker at the time, Kevin McCarthy, who had to haggle with ultraconservatives who opposed electing him to the top post and agreed to back him only after he granted them critical leverage.

“They didn’t really haggle too much with me or try to start lowballing me at the beginning,” he said.

Mark Gordon tried to haggle, and then gave him the cash, though it was short by £5.

From BBC

As the legislation, the safety of Rwanda bill, returns to Parliament this week, and as politicians haggle over what shape it will take, here’s a look at three common claims about the policy and how it might affect asylum in Britain.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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