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agree to disagree

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agree to disagree
Cliché [for two or more parties] to calmly agree not to come to an agreement in a dispute. We have accomplished nothing except that we agree to disagree.
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agree to disagree
to decide not to argue about something any more The two countries can agree to disagree on this issue and still have a cooperative relationship.
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Kerry deserves credit for helping the Afghan leader realize that it was time to agree to disagree, and move ahead with the only politically viable course available, a second vote under the watchful eyes of international observers.
Kerry and Karzai, tete-a-tete by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
We will just have to agree to disagree on the semantics referred to.
'Derogatory' headline; YourSay by Birmingham Mail (England)
Ridley and I have never made a secret of the way we work, we agree to disagree because in the calculation of both our opinions we create the best idea.
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