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Meanings of good compromise in English

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Usage of good compromise in English
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Groysman might be a good compromise candidate to balance competing factional interests.
Reuters
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The Phantom's reliable three-quarter-length zipper strikes a good compromise between weight and comfort.
Climbing Magazine
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Asked about possible compromise, Wong said: There is a good compromise available to him.
The Guardian
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The city was a good compromise for them, and Meredith had agreed to it.
Irresistible forces
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Accessorising differently each day might be a good compromise though.
News.com.au
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A good compromise is to use spaghetti or other long pasta broken into smaller pieces.
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It seems like a good idea, a good compromise.
The Irish Times
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We'd consider an SUV with 3000kg tow rating if you thought that a good compromise.
News.com.au
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Gerry Kelly of Sinn Fein devised a good compromise.
The Irish Times
10
The opposition Umma Party said the panel found a good compromise between international and national justice.
Reuters
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Chad President Idriss Deby, who attended the signing ceremony, said the deal marked a good compromise.
Reuters
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A little yoghurt for tang and richness, mixed with rather more water, seems a good compromise.
The Guardian
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She figured that was a good compromise that let her encourage him while not steering him.
Treecat Wars
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O'Connor says his proposal is a good compromise.
Radio NZ
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We might leave Lady Jane to make Diana a little visit. This seemed a good compromise.
Peggy in Her Blue Frock
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Interpretation: R-miniCHOP offers a good compromise between efficacy and safety in patients aged over 80 years old.
Pubmed
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