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n. (c.)Countable NounPerson/thing having same function/characteristics
Our country's judges discussed the rules of the game with their foreign counterparts to determine if the player made an illegal move
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How to Get People to Listen to You | The Harvard Business Review Guide
- "But" is a naturally combative word and could make your counterpart stop listening.
"But" is a naturally combative word and could make your counterpart stop listening.
- Is there anything I can say or do that might convince you to consider other options here?" Next, pay attention to your body language and that of your counterpart.
Is there anything I can say or do that might convince you to consider other options here?" Next, pay attention to your body language and that of your counterpart.
Top 30 Biggest Tech Product FAILS of All Time
- Betamax involved a six-inch wide video cassette that was much smaller and lighter than its VHS counterpart.
Betamax involved a six-inch wide video cassette that was much smaller and lighter than its VHS counterpart.
Why is Fluoride in our Water? | May 7, 2025
- If you said KLM, you are correct. The Dutch national airline formed in 1919, taking their first flight in 1920 from London to Amsterdam, carrying two journalists, a letter from the mayor of London to his counterpart in Amsterdam, and a stack of newspapers. All right, would you fly on a plane that flies itself? We've covered the rapid advancements of self-driving cars and taxis and posed questions about how you feel about those. Now we may be one step closer to air travelers having their planes operate without a human pilot at the helm. Our aviation correspondent
If you said KLM, you are correct. The Dutch national airline formed in 1919, taking their first flight in 1920 from London to Amsterdam, carrying two journalists, a letter from the mayor of London to his counterpart in Amsterdam, and a stack of newspapers. All right, would you fly on a plane that flies itself? We've covered the rapid advancements of self-driving cars and taxis and posed questions about how you feel about those. Now we may be one step closer to air travelers having their planes operate without a human pilot at the helm. Our aviation correspondent
- The Dutch national airline formed in 1919, taking their first flight in 1920 from London to Amsterdam, carrying two journalists, a letter from the mayor of London to his counterpart in Amsterdam, and
The Dutch national airline formed in 1919, taking their first flight in 1920 from London to Amsterdam, carrying two journalists, a letter from the mayor of London to his counterpart in Amsterdam, and
Why China is winning the EV war
- Sales on the Lightning had tanked, in part because it cost more than its gas-powered counterpart.
Sales on the Lightning had tanked, in part because it cost more than its gas-powered counterpart.
- Sales on the Lightning had tanked, in part because it costs more than its gas-powered counterpart.
Sales on the Lightning had tanked, in part because it costs more than its gas-powered counterpart.
Why Car Ownership Is Getting So Expensive | CNBC Marathon
- Some EV models have a nearly identical ICE counterpart.
Some EV models have a nearly identical ICE counterpart.
- Some EV models have a nearly identical ICE counterpart.
Some EV models have a nearly identical ICE counterpart.
The Ex You Can’t Get Over
- The emotional mind refuses to accept any of the carefully assembled evidence served up by its logical counterpart.
The emotional mind refuses to accept any of the carefully assembled evidence served up by its logical counterpart.
- The emotional mind refuses to accept any of the carefully assembled evidence served up by its logical counterpart.
The emotional mind refuses to accept any of the carefully assembled evidence served up by its logical counterpart.
Why China-EU trade ties are so tense | DW News
- They produce more than they consume internally, so they need to export that production that they do not consume inside the Chinese market so European companies cannot compete with the Chinese counterpart.
They produce more than they consume internally, so they need to export that production that they do not consume inside the Chinese market so European companies cannot compete with the Chinese counterpart.
- So European companies cannot compete with the Chinese counterpart.
So European companies cannot compete with the Chinese counterpart.
The Space Junk That Threatens Future Missions
- First, they'll split up and the larger one will attempt to recapture its counterpart.
First, they'll split up and the larger one will attempt to recapture its counterpart.
Emma Watson Didn't Always Look Like This
- and so I'm so very lucky about that." As time progressed, she continued to challenge herself and excelled when she worked hard, much like her on-screen counterpart.
and so I'm so very lucky about that." As time progressed, she continued to challenge herself and excelled when she worked hard, much like her on-screen counterpart.
- much like her on-screen counterpart.
much like her on-screen counterpart.
The Complete History of the Second World War | World War II Documentary | Part 1
- In August 1939, German Forest Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop met with his German counterpart, Vichyslav Molotov, in Moscow, where the two of them effectively divided up Eastern Europe into two, on the promise that neither would interfere with the other in those areas.
In August 1939, German Forest Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop met with his German counterpart, Vichyslav Molotov, in Moscow, where the two of them effectively divided up Eastern Europe into two, on the promise that neither would interfere with the other in those areas.
- German foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop met with his German counterpart
German foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop met with his German counterpart