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deal

Definition for deal

noun as in agreement, bargain

noun as in amount, share

noun as in distribution of playing cards

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appointment, game, opportunity

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chance, hand, round

verb as in do business

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There was no announcement from Israeli authorities, but the ceasefire deal said they would exchange the bodies of 15 Palestinians for every dead Israeli hostage.

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“A ‘deal is a deal,’ but there will be no double dipping — Elon will not receive more than what he already earned and what shareholders previously approved, not once, but twice,” Tesla said.

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Another chipmaking heavyweight will help OpenAI in its pursuit of computing power, and while investors were enthused about the deal, one analyst said he sees a bold move that could end in a correction.

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In their proposed deal, the French digital communications company Bouygues Telecom would take responsibility for 43% of the price and value.

The deal made the company the first U.S. airline to fly Embraer’s largest plane.

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

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