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wheeling and dealing

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wheeling and dealing
complicated and sometimes dishonest agreements in business or politics that people try to achieve in order to make profits or get advantages It's an article about all the wheeling and dealing that goes on in financial markets.
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wheeling and dealing
looking for and using a good opportunity He was always wheeling and dealing to get financial support.
Usage notes: usually said about business or financial opportunities, and also used in the form wheel and deal: If you want to be successful in this business, you have to wheel and deal.
See also: and, dealing


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A satellite channel, which shall remain nameless, got slightly muddled by the arrival of James Collins, amidst all their excitement about the window closing (blimey, anyone would think it's Armageddon they're counting down to, not the end of football's wheeling and dealing for a few months).
But this is nothing compared to the larger picture of big business, international politics and global wheeling and dealing.
DAVID MOYES will be wheeling and dealing this summer as he looks to find the players who can help shoot Everton into the top four.
 
 
 
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