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A small, circular item similar to a dollar; for example, sand dollars
Slang (British) for one Pound Sterling (�). The Irish pound was also referred to by this name. Can also refer to Euro currency in Ireland.
A French thematic encyclopedia, published annually by Robert Laffont.
An abbreviation of the Latin tertium quid, meaning "third party" and used to denote an anti-Madison part of the United States Republican Party between 1805 and 1811.
A piece of tobacco, small enough to be chewed.

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	The quid pro quo for this involvement is mutual respect for the confidentiality of the pre-negotiation discussions and adherence to the resulting "U.K. position" when dealing with other states.
	And he dismissed the quid pro quo expectations of the evangelicals who held their fire through the Roberts hearings only because they were certain a right-wing activist someone clearly on record as eager to overturn Roe was right behind.
	The quid pro quo proposed by Riyadh and Cairo is a halt on US and international pressure on the Syrian regime to mend its ways, the suspension foAmerican economic sanctions and the resumption of economic assistance in the framework of a generous US-Saudi aid package to build a modern economy.

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