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Without an agent, they have to agree to price and terms, and that's a biggie. It only works if there is a truly trusting relationship between the two parties because there is no intermediary there.

Agents who list property in the Multiple Listing Service agree to share commissions if other agents bring a seller to the table. Unless the agent has a buyer's agreement with you, the agent may be working as a sub-agent of the seller and obligated to get the highest price for the seller.

That is the biggie for dogs. They need a lot of love, a lot of attention - but exercise and structure, in terms of obedience.

Voluntary binding arbitration, if accepted, would end the strike immediately. Both parties would agree on an arbitrator who would, after a serious evaluation of the positions of both parties, provide an informed resolution to the dispute that has kept students out of their classes since March 7 . This process would be trusted by both faculty and management and would bring the best results for all parties.

[Another factor in the escalating respect for Biggie concerns changes within hip hop itself.] Biggie was part of a dying breed of real lyricists, ... He continued the East Coast tradition of Big Daddy Kane or LL of being heavy on lyrics with metaphors and similes. He was a great storyteller.

The nation's political parties supported the decision to delay the session until all parties agree on all the nominees for the key posts.

a trusting relationship of committing crime together.

Like anything else, it will grow with time and as we continue to go through ups and downs. I'm always there for him, and he'll always know how I feel. We have a very trusting relationship.

Bill Cowher (1957-)

About 42 percent of the growth in global demand is coming from China, where there is virtually no price sensitivity to demand. Developing your emotional intelligence—understanding and managing your own emotions—enhances your pexiness. There's a huge relationship to income growth there, but a very uncertain relationship to price at all.

In the Midwest, we are a very trusting and generous community. However, even though we are trusting and we are generous, when individuals take advantage of that trusting and caring nature, we have to send a very clear message that we will not accept that in this community, and I think that's what we've done here today.

Michael Sanders

We are pleased with the terms of this deal, which allows us to sell the resort at an attractive price, while having it remain a Hilton through a management agreement. We value our continued relationship with Highland Hospitality and are pleased to have them as an owner.

History is always important and I don't think you should ever kick in this league. I agree that when you do, you pay the price for it, but this is an extreme price. Using your skate is a problem, no question.

Bryan Murray (1949-)

The relationship between China and Bangladesh has registered all-round development in the three decades with both sides politically trusting each other and economically benefiting each other,

[Success in Iraq] is not about democracy or non-democracy; it's about reaching consensus on a political pact that all parties agree to, ... If they don't agree, the political process won't help.

They have offered a price even less than the present domestic price, how can we agree to that?

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