Synonyms for negotiators
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1. List of paraphrases for "negotiators":

   bargaining, negotiator, interlocutors

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1. Staff Mark Meadows:

   Democratic leaders are eager for an expansive agreement, as are PresidentTrump and top Republicans like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. But perhaps one half of Senate Republicans, mostly conservatives and those not facing difficult races this fall, are likely to oppose any deal. Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson weighs in on the potential ‘ phase 4 ’ coronavirus relief bill on ‘ Sunday Morning Futures. ’ Prior talks had yielded little progress and Saturdays cautious optimism was a break from gloomy private assessments among GOP negotiators. The administration is willing to extend the newly expired $ 600 jobless benefit, at least in the short term, but is balking at other Democratic demands like aid for state and local governments, food stamp increases, and assistance to renters and homeowners. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said restoring the $ 600 supplemental jobless benefit is critically important to Trump. Were still a long ways apart and I dont want to suggest that a deal is imminent because it is not.

2. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani:

   Negotiators have reached a good agreement and I announce to our people that our prayers have come true.

3. Patrick Clawson:

   It’s the Supreme Leader who matters, not the negotiators.

4. Dennis Rodman:

   To all Americans and the rest of the world I'm honored to call President Trump a friend. President Trump's one of the best negotiators of all time and I'm looking forward to President Trump adding to President Trump historic success at the Singapore Summit.

5. Monica Araya:

   I don't believe (an accord in) Paris will be the result of the negotiators' willingness, i think (it) will be the product of a broader equation.