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arbiter

[ahr-bi-ter] / ˈɑr bɪ tər /


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Now, the Saudi-Iranian deal has cemented the PRC as a central player in the region’s political and security dynamics, eclipsing the traditional arbiter of Mideast affairs — the United States,” he writes.

From Washington Times

People are often tempted to trust statistics and algorithms as neutral arbiters.

From Washington Post

But the arbiters of such decisions looked at its history and ruled that because of the fire, which resulted in a few visible exterior changes, Off Vine did not qualify.

From Los Angeles Times

Trump later sued in August to seek the appointment of third-party arbiter, who would ensure no privileged documents were being reviewed by prosecutors.

From Reuters

Photos of them even appeared in Britain’s arbiter of high-end style, Country Life magazine.

From Washington Post