Synthetic narcotic drug similar to morphine but less habit-forming; used in narcotic detoxification and maintenance of heroin addiction.
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agent fixador Someone who intervenes with authorities for a person in trouble (usually using underhand or illegal methods for a fee)
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A fixer is an indispensable lifeline to a foreign journalist working abroad.
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Sapin is a no-nonsense political fixer whose hobby is collecting antique coins.
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It's no secret that the cost of buying a fixer-upper has increased.
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He is believed to be a close confidant and fixer for Meghan.
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As self-appointed fixer-in-chief for her mum, she had to prove her superiority.
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Minister for the Environment Alan Kelly is a political fixer of some renown.
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But the truth is, I've never been a very good fixer.
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The correspondent without a fixer would have little idea which way to turn.
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She is to be replaced by Gordon Brown's former government fixer Nick Brown.
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I was recommended to work for him as translator and fixer.
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You were Matthew's fixer, now I want you to be mine.
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He will always be known as a man who was once a fixer.
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Or getting a fixer-upper and flipping it for big bucks down the road?
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She's a fixer, and her inability to fix my mood makes her crazy.
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Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan, the party fixer, does nothing without a reason.
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Gretchen scanned her basket cases, those dolls that needed extensive reworking, the real fixer-uppers.
