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quid pro quo

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a quid pro quo (formal)

something that you do for someone or give to someone when they have agreed to do something for you. The government's commitment to release political prisoners is a quid pro quo for the suspension of armed struggle by the rebels. (often + for)

See also: pro, quid

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