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Ms. Bolton and other Cape Cod real estate agents estimate that homeowners are negotiating up to 20percentt off last year's rates.

In the news this afternoon, United Airlines parent UAL is negotiating up to $2 billion in loans to fund operations if it's forced to file for bankruptcy.

They have proved more popular because the level of ownership can be negotiated up and down.

Recent exhibitions of Chinese art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art required virtuosic diplomacy, with loans being negotiated up to the 11th hour.

But the more common practice is a less formalized sex-for-money exchange in which nothing is negotiated up front.

The well-trodden but somewhat rocky path of commercial radio lies in one direction, winding and rambling with some serious challenges to be negotiated up ahead.

Commissions are not fixed, but 6percentt is considered standard, though the rate can be negotiated up or down depending on the individual property, market conditions and unusual services required of the agent.

Benefits have been negotiated up by these workers as an alternative to higher wages in many localities and cases.

One source with knowledge of the negotiations said: "Whatever has been negotiated up until now, there are two or three fundamental sticking points that the DH [Department of Health] and NHS Employers aren't able to concede.

Some analysts say one of Southern Cross's problems is its set of long-term rental agreements with prices that can only be negotiated up.

"Everything is negotiated up front; that is the time to be outraged," he advises.Once a boss has failed and pulled the cord on his golden parachute, boards typically conclude that it is best just to pay up quietly.