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Meanings of doing a deal in English

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Usage of doing a deal in English
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What matters most, it seems, is doing a deal and making money.
The Guardian
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Analysts previously have been pessimistic about the chances of doing a deal.
Reuters
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I wouldn't talk here about doing a deal with Arsenal or anybody else.
The Guardian
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But industry insiders are skeptical that it can grow quickly without doing a deal.
Reuters
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Some of Bayer shareholders spoke out against doing a deal.
Reuters
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With Congressional elections this fall, he'll be doing a deal of traveling, I reckon.
American empire: blood and iron
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Government is doing a deal for the Mississippi, now-spendingloads of money on her.
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Covidien COV.N talks about not doing a deal like this.
Reuters
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They do think the UK is serious, as indeed we are, about doing a deal.
BBC
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It's not that I hope we'll do a deal, I know we're doing a deal.
Reuters
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That doesn't much mitigate the risk of doing a deal ahead of a key regulatory ruling.
Reuters
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South Africa came close to doing a deal with the company when Jacob Zuma was president.
The South African
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But doing a deal will not be easy.
The Irish Times
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They were over at the minimart, doing a deal with some Mexicans who came through town.
The cold room
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He could be doing a deal for Podolskaya.
The accident man
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The cost of doing a deal has provided a brake on the development of the market, however.
Reuters
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