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cut a deal

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cut a deal
to arrange a deal; to negotiate an agreement. Maybe we can cut a deal. Let's talk. The two lawyers cut a deal that left me with my car, although she got the house.
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cut a deal  (American)
to make an agreement or an arrangement with someone, especially in business or politics The property developer tried to cut a deal with us to get us out of the building.
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cut a deal
to make an agreement or an arrangement There was pressure on both of them to cut a deal on the budget.
Usage notes: usually said about business or political agreements
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After you either cut a deal with the prosecutor or enroll in traffic school, the next step of fighting a traffic ticket involves requesting a continuation of the court date.
And Lesinski has cut a deal with Facebook, where visitors can watch clips of Paramount movies--followed by a plug to buy the DVD.
The Agency believes that President Hamid Karzai will move to cut a deal with the Taliban to save his own extremely unpopular and incompetent administration, though the Taliban will probably make demands that are unacceptable to Karzai's Western backers, including complete amnesty, legalization as a political party, and key cabinet positions.
 
 
 
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