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complier

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com·pli·er  (km-plr)
n.
One that complies: a ready complier with all rules and regulations.
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The financial data complier Moneyfacts confirmed many homeowners' worst fears when it revealed that mortgage costs have risen so sharply that two-year fixes are now at their most expensive for a decade.
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