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meeting of the minds

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meeting of the minds
the establishment of agreement; complete agreement. After a lot of discussion we finally reached a meeting of the minds. We struggled to bring about a meeting of the minds on the issues.
See also: meeting, mind


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There appears to be a meeting of the minds and hopefully the Israeli-Palestinian dialogue will be able to re-start in the near future," an Israeli official said, accordingto Reuters.
But he acknowledged after talks with Prime Minister Vladimir Putin that on divisive issues there will not be "a meeting of the minds anytime soon.
You may be surprised to learn how many business deals have gone awry, or just never got off the ground due to misunderstandings during negotiations Deals are reached when each party can clearly understand what the other wants and expects, and they are able to establish a meeting of the minds You may be surprised to learn how many business deals have gone awry, or just never got off the ground due to misunderstandings during negotiations.
 
 
 
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