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counterpart

[koun-ter-pahrt] / ˈkaʊn tərˌpɑrt /


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Overseas stocks are cheaper than in the U.S., and they yield more than their American counterparts because of a preference among international investors and overseas corporate management for dividends over buybacks.

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The current cast have recreated the opening scene, stepping into the shoes of their original counterparts, as part of a day of special programming on Radio 4 to mark the show's birthday.

From BBC

A report in the Times said the national Dutch police force was "surprised" by some of the claims attributed to Dutch law enforcement by their British counterparts.

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Bangladeshi investigators were in contact with their Indian counterparts who had arrested the two suspected accomplices, Islam said.

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England captain Ben Stokes and Australia counterpart Steve Smith were both critical of the surface, as were a string of former greats.

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