How To Use Middleman In A Sentence
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Some factories have cut out the middleman and sell their products directly to customers.
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In fact, you might just want to cut out the middleman and head on over to the nearest cemetery - your dream date may in fact have been skulking around the local sepulchres, and you never even knew.
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Furthermore, because of the cost savings derived from cutting out the middleman, Dell believes it can sell computers at lower prices than its competitors, and thus steal market share.
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Such improvements allow them to sell the beans directly to Equal Exchange at full price, rather than outsourcing to a middleman with a roaster or mill.
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For example, Mr. Franklin participated in secret meetings with Manucher Ghorbanifar, an Iranian who had acted as an arms deal middleman in the Iran-contra affair during the Reagan administration.
08/29/2004
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The internet is at its most powerful when it cuts out the middleman.
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Mata, a consummate politician, seemed to enjoy his powerful administrative role as middleman between the communities and the private sector.
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It's not exactly cheap, but at least you cut out the middleman.
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This cuts out the middleman between those who want to lend and those who want to borrow.
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Why don't they cut out the middleman and let us do it ourselves?
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Some factories have cut out the middleman and sell their products directly to customers.
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It is now becoming a more important market, and they would see economies of scale by cutting out the middleman.
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She wants to buy direct from the manufacturer and cut out the middleman.
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Did I mention that I am not only a middleman, but I am taking a cut for doing absolutely nothing.
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If a publisher can offer a game experience at half the price of its competitors by cutting out the middleman, they have a decisive advantage.
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Without the middleman (a.k.a. your employer) you can charge significantly more for your services — along the lines of what your employer was charging for your work.
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Ad Progress: Liberal sites plan an ad network without the middleman (Nieman Journalism Lab) De petites publications, certains par elles ayant néanmoins une grande notoriété (Mother Jones, The Nation) se regroupent pour lancer leur propre réseaux de vente de publicité web.
Ad Progress: Liberal sites plan an ad network without the middleman » Nieman Journalism Lab
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Buy direct from the manufacturer and cut out the middleman .
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This middleman takes a set payment from the borrower each month and divides it between the creditors.
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The mafia often plays the role of middleman in these situations, facilitating transactions between businessmen and corrupt government officials.
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To be sure, today's middleman does a lot of good, too.
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He acts as a middleman for British companies seeking contracts in the Gulf.
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This, apparently, cuts out the middleman by dispensing with the need to hold anything.
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Buy direct from the manufacturer and cut out the middleman .
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Then there is the high school biology teacher - the alleged middleman in the deal.
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Alternatively, you think, cut out the middleman.
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If we deliver the goods ourselves, we can cut out the middleman.
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Serving as a middleman means paying vendors for merchandise, and then receiving payment from customers.
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The investment banker is the middleman between company and investor.
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The develop area stipulated special special policies to encoutage the middleman to introduce investment.
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I'll just cut out the middleman!
Christianity Today
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Originally coal was mined on a 'butty' system where a butty was a middleman between a gang of half a dozen workers and the proprietors, the miners being paid a fixed rate per ton.
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Serving as a middleman between the steamers and the chopsticks is a basic cushion.
Chopstick/Steamer Stool by Ryan Horsman and Jason Dembski
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He acts as middleman for companies seeking contracts abroad.
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I believe, sir, that on this Commission the real source of evil will never be traced; we shall hear of the grinding middleman and the rack-renter, but nothing dangerous to these magnates, or to the trade-system itself -- unless ---- "She paused, and left silence to carry her message.
King John of Jingalo The Story of a Monarch in Difficulties
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That when this now highly emendated tenement was brought to the best condition of excellence of which it was susceptible, the middleman landlord -- _va miseris agricolis!
The Black Prophet: A Tale Of Irish Famine Traits And Stories Of The Irish Peasantry, The Works of William Carleton, Volume Three
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It was a little unorthodox that they did it that way, cutting out the middleman.
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The fear is that the grand achievement of two decades of democracy is only that the middleman was cut out and repression privatized.
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The reverse is true for pointer, middleman, ringman, and pinky.
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To cut out the middleman.
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Without the middleman (a.k.a. your employer) you can charge significantly more for your services — along the lines of what your employer was charging for your work.
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The government will build homes directly, cutting out the middleman.
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Some factories have cut out the middleman and sell their products directly to customers.
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In the transport the freight transportation by sea, the agent, carrier and middleman status of freight forward under the circumstance of freight forward's performing on his own behalf.Sentencedict
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During the Dutch colonial administration, ethnic-Chinese were encouraged to assume an economic "compradore" (middleman) role between the Dutch authorities and the subjugated indigenous populations.
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This is the traditional meaning of the word comprador whose origin was Portuguese meaning ‘purchaser’ and coming into use to refer to a local merchants acting as a middleman between foreign producers and a local market.
A Maoist critique of the CPI(Marxist)
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Some called Beverly Hills financial adviser Stanley Chais an investment wizard, but in reality he was nothing more than a glorified middleman, channeling hundreds of millions of dollars in investors 'funds to Bernie Madoff in New York.
Jerry Brown: California's Own Bernie Madoff
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The system can be speeded up by cutting out the middleman and burning the wood on a bonfire.
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It's the middleman who used to buy Sam's aloe wood; Sam still owes him 6,000 baht for helping pay his poaching fine.
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That's because the Internet is increasingly cutting out the middleman.
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Most of the profit goes to the retailer; some goes to the middleman, and the remaining portion goes to the producer.
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A Butty in the mining districts is a middleman: a Doggy is his manager.
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And the U.S. Treasury has a special program for individual investors to help cut out the middleman (in this case, your broker) and help you to purchase T-Bonds, Bills, and Notes.
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He pays another $500 to the middleman to unpack the goods in Dubai and reship them to Tehran.
Iranians Scheme to Elude Sanctions
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Why don't they cut out the middleman and let us do it ourselves?
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Why don't they cut out the middleman and let us do it ourselves?
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Maybe he should cut out the middleman, and simply appoint a caretaker this summer.
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She wants to buy direct from the manufacturer and cut out the middleman.
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In that role he was the key middleman responsible for arranging the £40 billion deal in 1986.
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Further, in the comments: the point of decentralization is not to encourage fragmentation and isolation, but to allow people to collaborate without needing permission from a middleman.
Archive 2009-05-01
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The government tries to be a middleman but is unable to arbitrate, so a lot of energy is expended on political issues.
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Target and other big-box chains are not new for music acts (a major incentive: bands keep a much bigger chunk of the profits than they would if a label played middleman), but Pearl Jam is trying to put a grassroots spin on their arrangement by also distributing "Backspacer" to independent music stores.
Can These Stars Rock Autumn?
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Again an agent headhunter spouse or other middleman will likely be instrumental in your success.
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Or is the hipster a kind of permanent cultural middleman in hypermediated late capitalism, selling out alternative sources of social power developed by outsider groups, just as the original "white negros" evinced by Norman Mailer did to the original, pre-pejorative "hipsters" - blacks looking for modes of social expression that could serve as a source of pride, power, unification, and emblems of resistance.
PopMatters
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In fact, you might just want to cut out the middleman and head on over to the nearest cemetery - your dream date may in fact have been skulking around the local sepulchres, and you never even knew.
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But the market for local foods will never serve as many producers and consumers as it could if direct marketing - cutting out the middleman - is the only method of getting local foods to market.
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Many owners of small and mediumsized businesses also reckon they could do better by cutting out the middleman.
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They are adding value to their produce, cutting out the middleman and getting feedback from their customers.
