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vis-à-vis
in relation to Can I talk to you vis-à-vis the arrangements for Thursday's meeting? The current strength of the dollar vis-à-vis other currencies makes it hard selling American products overseas.


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There's a new commodities index in town by Lorimer Wilson / Stockhouse
It wasn't that long ago where we had very divergent definitions of the threat and definitions of our strategic objectives vis-à-vis Iran," said Michael McFaul, Obama's top Russia expert on the National Security Council.
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Imagine if similar thinking governed, say, the management of people vis-à-vis the human resources function.
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