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Negotiability

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ne·go·tia·ble  (n-gsh-bl, -sh--)
adj.
1. Easy or possible to negotiate or be negotiated: negotiable demands; a negotiable road.
2. Transferable from one person to another by delivery or by delivery and endorsement: negotiable securities.
ne·gotia·bili·ty n.
ne·gotia·bly adv.
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