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• n  something arranged in advance

• One of the passengers was PTI Hong Kong Bureau Chief Sandra Burton, who had just finished reporting a story in the Indonesian archipelago and then, by prearrangement, had .
• If Woodward needed to see Deep Throat, the reporter would send a signal by moving a flower pot with a red flag in it to the rear of his apartment balcony; by prearrangement the .
• She makes her way past bars and tacky tourist shops to the Municipal Palace, where she meets a Mexican lawyer by prearrangement, signs the great registration ledger of the clerk of .

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• Peter Bacanovic in Bloomberg
  He testified that Bacanovic, when asked about Stewart's ImClone sales, said they had "a prearrangement to sell if the stock dropped below $60."
• Trent Lott in CNSNews.com
  We are writing to request that you provide documents and information to this committee regarding any sort of prearrangement, coordination, direction from or advance notice provided by the commission to the administration or congressional Democrats... Darrell Issa http://www.google.com/url?q=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darrell_Issa&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNEiE0fmNy5NadJN_TvjpymowHHcHA CNSNews.com http://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.cnsnews.com/public/checker.aspx%3FrsrcID%3D64749&source=dictionary&usg=AFQjCNGvlQdwsjRhVYlgHxLMNvK3DXhQpA Apr 27, 2010 76711 103707 prearrangement Lott said the rule is usually invoked by prearrangement and by agreement."