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counterpart

[koun-ter-pahrt] / ˈkaʊn tərˌpɑrt /


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Most team owners don’t think so, arguing that the disparity in revenues between big-market franchises and their smaller counterparts has become unsustainable, resulting in a fractured competitive landscape.

From The Wall Street Journal

Venezuelans who were once among the most prosperous in the region now feel poorer than counterparts doing the same work elsewhere in Latin America.

From BBC

While he has conveyed how serious his Chinese counterpart is about the issue, he has also suggested that his personal relationship with Xi acts as a temporary deterrent.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Defence Secretary, John Healey, and the Attorney General, Lord Hermer, met their counterparts in the Joint Expeditionary Force in recent weeks to go through the precise legal implications for different types of scenarios.

From BBC

Some of the private credit firms also offer publicly traded counterparts to these funds.

From Barron's