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- noun Plural form of
agent .
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This means we’ll be paying Gift Aid and transitional relief to charities very soon in our position as Gift Aid agents for the 4,000+ charities who collect donations on Justgiving we’re classed as *agents*, but our finance guru Ryan doesn’t, alas, get a special codename to show for it.
Payments of Gift Aid and transitional relief on Justgiving « The Justgiving Blog 2008
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This means we’ll be paying Gift Aid and transitional relief to charities very soon in our position as Gift Aid agents for the 4,000+ charities who collect donations on Justgiving we’re classed as *agents*, but our finance guru Ryan doesn’t, alas, get a special codename to show for it.
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This means we’ll be paying Gift Aid and transitional relief to charities very soon in our position as Gift Aid agents for the 4,000+ charities who collect donations on Justgiving we’re classed as *agents*, but our finance guru Ryan doesn’t, alas, get a special codename to show for it.
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The title agents are subject to the insurers 'control and take a percentage of the premiums collected as their remuneration for their services.
Law.com - Newswire 2010
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The title agents "are not employees" of the insurers, Slomsky noted, "but rather they are non-exclusive agents who work with different title insurance companies."
Law.com - Newswire 2010
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Not the least of the agents is the word sound, not only the occasion of our convocation, but a meta-trope for poetry in the ear, whether heard or silently audited, more endear'd.
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The talk this year is all about the global scourge of terrorism and in particular President Bush's singling out of Iraq, Iran, and North Korea as the axis of terror, countries that need to be watched and will be held accountable for harboring, financing, training, or equipping what they call agents of terror.
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Africans never any doubt that the two killings had been the work of what it called agents of the apartheid regime.
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Later we found out a lot of the brick throwers were paid government informants, what they called agents provocateurs.
Chicago Reader 2010
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The man was arrested after an argument with agents from the powerful religious police who ordered him to end the concert, the daily Okaz said.
RNB Roundup: Wicca, Religion Stylebook, Scientology, David Attenborough and more… 2009
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