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arbitrate in

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arbitrate in (a dispute)
to mediate or negotiate a settlement in a dispute. She refuses to arbitrate in this dispute. I will arbitrate in this little disagreement.
See also: arbitrate


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In addressing this argument, the court noted that it was important to recognize that Manhattan Nursing did not "require" Mrs Simmons or her son to agree to arbitrate in order to be admitted to its facility.
In practice, however, it is difficult to convnce a Chinese party to agree to arbitrate in any language except Chinese.
FIFA's legal team are mulling over whether the governing body of world football should step in and arbitrate in the Carlos Tevez affair.
 
 
 
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