bar·rel·head (b r  l-h d )n. The flat top of a barrel. |
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They only entered into agency relations (requiring promises and trust) with one another, and they dealt in cash on the barrelhead with the rest of the world. Suppose on New Year's Day in 2004, a reputable publisher had put cash money on the barrelhead and asked you to write a book called "Can Howard Dean Be Stopped? Don't underestimate the impact of offering cash on the barrelhead. |
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