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arbitrate between (someone and someone else) to mediate between two disagreeing parties; to help two disagreeing parties to resolve their differences. Jane was called upon to arbitrate between the workers and the manager. I arbitrated between Fred and his ex-wife. 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. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The expander connection manager maps a destination SAS address in a connection request to a destination device using any of the acceptable addressing methods, it arbitrates and assigns (or denies) path resources for connection requests, and it is used to configure the expander connection router (ECR). Adamas arbitrates the ensuing dispute and decides that Silvandre's name will not figure in the final rendition of thirteenth clause, "[a]djouste par advis et conseil" (3:9. In the absence of a deus ex machina, context typically arbitrates what is and is not art. |
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