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Meanings of long negotiation in English
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Usage of long negotiation in English
1
After a long negotiation, the agreement was finalised only in recent weeks.
2
A long negotiation ensued through the medium of Anthony the Trumpeter.
3
The long negotiation touching the Spanish succession had at length been brought to a conclusion.
4
A long negotiation followed, principally conducted by Dr. King.
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Johnson said tactical personnel were called to the home and an hours- long negotiation began with Gaines.
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The envoy communicated to the Huguenot chief the meagre result of the long negotiation with the French court.
7
Blomkvist had accepted straight off, without argument, the point about which Björck was expecting to have a long negotiation.
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Finally, we are in the process of concluding a long negotiation establishing Micronesia's status as a freely associated state.
9
A long negotiation followed.
10
Not every merchant can, however, obtain such special "exemption," without a long negotiation and special arrangements with the authorities.
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After a long negotiation, an armistice of twelve years was agreed upon in 1609, and England and France guaranteed the execution of the treaty.
12
ThSamaras told reporters: The long negotiations with the troika have been successfully concluded.
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Parker would not give a time frame on how long negotiations would take.
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After long negotiations Columbus was forced to sign a humiliating capitulation with the rebels.
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Long negotiations and debates ensued, each party becoming more and more irritated against the other.
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Britain was locked in 18-month long negotiations with France who wanted a tough regime for non-EU managers.