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If a retailer isn't prepared to haggle, then simply take your business elsewhere.— Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed
The haggle is also blocking the opening of EU accession talks with the country.— EUobserver.com - Headline News
"Agents report that buyers are still in a position to haggle, and those buyers who do complete are determined to do so at what they perceive as a discount, hence the continued pressure on asking prices."— The Latest From www.aboutproperty.co.uk
"They haggle, which is normal," says Sydney luxury car dealer Nasser Elkordi of the grim-faced sellers of once prized Porches and Range Rovers.— The Earth Times Online Newspaper
He had come to be conscious through it all of strangely glaring at people when they tried to haggle--and not, as formerly, with the glare of derisive comment on their overdone humour, but with that of fairly idiotised surrender--as if they were much mistaken in supposing, for the sake of conversation, that he might take himself for saveable by the difference between sevenpence and ninepence.— The Finer Grain

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