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Antonia: to reach an agreement

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Anonymous  +  202216 Wed, 01 Mar 06 07:26 PM

Hello,

can you pelase tell me if the underlined phrase is ok? Thank you

The phase two in negotiation is the «negotiating session» itself, in other words, meeting which attempts to reach an agreement.

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Pgeorgieff  +  202264 Wed, 01 Mar 06 10:39 PM
The phase two in negotiation is the «negotiating session» itself, in other words, meeting which is meant to come to an agreement (reach an agreement - depending on you words).
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Thank you very much to your time and effort
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