Definitions
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- n. Plural form of negotiant.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Early each summer, they exchange futures contracts with middlemen known as negotiants, who then sell the wine contracts to collectors, investors and fine-wine retailers.
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Guillaume d'Angerville's grandfather Sem, infuriated by this practice of mixing in other wines with his own, sued some of the large Beaune negotiants, who thereafter boycotted his grapes.
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Several famous Chateuneuf-du-Pape wineries, such as Ch. de Beucastel and Mont Olivet, aren't negotiants per se, but they also make Côtes du Rhône wines.
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Even though the precise terms of ACTA remain undecided, the negotiants' preliminary documents reveal many troubling aspects of the proposed agreement.
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Henri Tavel hugged me with moist eyes and told me he could place me with de Luze or one of the other top negotiants if I would stay: and sometimes since then I'd wondered why I hadn't.
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A purchase, however, establishes a kind of brotherhood between the two negotiants, who afterward call each other "naragua," and a confidence is established between them almost of the same character as that which exists between compadres among the Mexicans.
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I'm particularly impressed by the work that some negotiants are doing.
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2008 Domaine Bouchard Père et Fils Volnay Clos des Chênes Premier Cru, $49 Boyle + Gardner for The Wall Street Journal Bouchard is one of the top negotiants and has been on a roll for the last decade.
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I’ve recently heard through a grapevine that ACTA negotiants have reportedly signed non-disclosure agreements as a condition of their participation in this week’s secret closed-door meeting in Geneva.
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It also epitomizes the ACTA negotiants’ dismissive attitude towards the importance of credible, transparent trade policy-making in the current global environment.
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