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- verb Present participle of
renegotiate .
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Examples
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You gave assent to it in a referendum in 1973 when the public voted to remain in the Union on the terms renegotiated by the United Kingdom.
Army Rumour Service 2009
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You gave assent to it in a referendum in 1973 when the public voted to remain in the Union on the terms renegotiated by the United Kingdom.
Army Rumour Service 2009
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You gave assent to it in a referendum in 1973 when the public voted to remain in the Union on the terms renegotiated by the United Kingdom.
Army Rumour Service 2009
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You gave assent to it in a referendum in 1973 when the public voted to remain in the Union on the terms renegotiated by the United Kingdom.
Army Rumour Service 2009
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You gave assent to it in a referendum in 1973 when the public voted to remain in the Union on the terms renegotiated by the United Kingdom.
Army Rumour Service 2009
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A lot of shipbuilding contracts may have had their terms renegotiated or specifications changed, he said.
China Shipbuilding Plunge Reflects Broad Stress Chuin-Wei Yap 2012
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Trump himself has said that the United States gets "taken to the cleaners" in international relations and he believes existing trade deals should be renegotiated, which is precisely the Democrats 'position.
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In addition, we transferred $170 million of larger previously classified as renegotiated loans to non-performing status as our review showed core performance on these properties deteriorated.
Financial Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2010
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In addition, we transferred $170 million of larger previously classified as renegotiated loans to non-performing status as our review showed core performance on these properties deteriorated.
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BTW, Obumbler and the likes of Barney Fwank are still pushing for more of the same bad loan practices with the additional caveat of having current bad loans "renegotiated" (even by judges) to allow deadbeats to stay in their homes and pushing for new deadbeats to get loans.
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