Malone, always willing to cut a deal, will likely strike a compromise with Armstrong.
First, Mr Duhalde has to cut a deal with those who might give him some money.
But Philadelphia managed to cut a deal and was allowed to continue with its project.
Further afield, there are signs of a new readiness among Palestinians to cut a deal.
Late on January 15th, Mr Pilip and Nomura were in talks to cut a deal.
Everything seems to come down to the wire and everyone is trying to cut a deal.
Not a whole lot of cashflow in Oct or Nov, so Bayern had to cut a deal.
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Lenders lose a lot of money on foreclosures, so it often makes more sense to cut a deal.
How ready he is to cut a deal will therefore depend on how the debate goes in America.
The president should have tried to cut a deal on broadcast television, one involving not money but votes.
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But the media keeps interviewing the same five or so Republicans in Congress who want to cut a deal.
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The editor of Science, Donald Kennedy, pragmatically defends his decision to cut a deal in order to secure disclosure.
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The Bush administration is rumored to be ready to cut a deal with Democrats next year to "save" Social Security.
Two weeks ago, prosecutors began to try to cut a deal and eventually dismissed all but one of the 59 counts.
In fact, then-Secretary of State Warren Christopher made countless bootlicking trips to Damascus, begging Assad to cut a deal with the Israelis.
This flexibility enabled Lornamead to cut a deal with Wal-Mart last year to supply the chain's U.S. stores with private-label whitening toothpaste.
That leaves Winget and Venture's creditors little time to cut a deal.
Believing his is a mandate to make "peace, " Mr. Barak is feeling incredible pressure to cut a deal - - any deal.
Of the four major U.S. wireless carriers, only T-Mobile USA has yet to cut a deal with Apple to sell the iPhone.
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But would that provide the basis of a ruling coalition on the centre-left with the clout to cut a deal with the Palestinians?
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This week 35 student associations, including those at Bristol and Exeter universities, contacted their teachers' union branches, urging them to cut a deal locally.
These advantages may make it easier for Golkar to cut a deal with a number of Islamist parties, led by the United Development Party.
If an American exit were imminent, Hamid Karzai and other politicians would rush to cut a deal with the Taliban to save their own necks.
Marcus personally stripped GE of its exclusive on 25 linear meters of shelf space and flew to the Netherlands to cut a deal with Philips.
Then there's Eni's famous ability to cut a deal with anyone.
It was not until well past the formal deadline, amid gestures and language that were scarcely diplomatic, that delegates were able to cut a deal.
MSPs in trying to cut a deal with the Lib Dems.
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His first task was to cut a deal with its banks.
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The proposed transfers have become a political lightning rod in Congress, with some Republicans accusing President Barack Obama of trying to cut a deal with terrorists.
Worse, he added, was that Boehner had insisted on personally trying to cut a deal with Obama after the election and then agreed to raise taxes.
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