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Definition
someone who acts as a link between two others who don't talk directly — such as a realtor between a buyer and seller, or a friend between two people so angry they will not speak with each other
- Through intermediaries.Chapter 10 (73% in)
- Therefore, if there was anything in the room that could shed light on Carlos' intermediary-or on the assassin's operation-it had to be found quickly.Chapter 14 (53% in)
- Seven and a half months ago we received a tip about a man who ran a restaurant called the Drei Alpenhauser; it was reported that he was an intermediary between Cain and Chernak.Chapter 15 (41% in)
- That his fees were more reasonable, his apparatus more contained, and because fewer intermediaries were involved there was no possibility of a contract being traced.Chapter 17 (39% in)
There are no more uses of "intermediary" in The Bourne Identity.
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