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• After that anyone can talk terms with his agent, Scott Boras.
• Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole of Kansas has already offered to talk terms on Wednesday.
• Other commanders later cast doubt on that, saying the Taliban weren't in a position to talk terms.
• When the saracens arrive to talk terms, they are served the boiled heads of the saracen prisoners of war.
• Philharmonic representatives traveled to Milan recently to talk terms with Riccardo Muti, and other candidates are said to be waiting in the wings.
• "' April 5 "' Hindustan Motors sets talks terms for Uttarpara unions . ( Financial Express, 6 April 2007}
• Other commanders later cast doubt on that, saying the Taliban weren't in a position to talk terms because the Arabs were in effective control.
• He's ready to talk terms, and NATO's refusal to consider ground troops gives it little ability to alter the facts that Milosevic has created.
• But about 5am the Rangiriri garrison still with arms and ammunition and with an escape route open to the east raised a white flag, expecting to talk terms with Cameron.
• After being subject to intermittent grenade attacks during the night by soldiers who had stayed in the wet trenches, about 5am the Rangiriri garrison raised a white flag, expecting to talk terms with Cameron.
• In order to end the deadlock, the British government on 22 March 1942, sent Sir Stafford Cripps to talk terms with the Indian political parties and secure their support in Britain's war efforts.
• Abu Hashim said the fact that Khoo managed to arrange for Wong to be paid 50 per cent of the commission showed that he was not deliberately withholding payment to frustrate him ( Wong ) and pressure him to " talk terms with him ."
• He now has one with one of the best defenses in the AFC . He flew into San Diego last week to talk terms and was wise enough not to show up with a suitcase, flying right back home to Kansas City the same day while the Chargers formulated an offer.
• In peace-talk terms, the phrase " holy basin " has come to be understood to encompass the entirety of the walled Old City _ including the Muslim, Christian and Armenian quarters as well as the Temple Mount, topped by the Aksa Mosque complex, and the small Arab communities nestled among the religious and archaeological sites just outside the walls.