"make deal" is not correct and usable in written English.
It should be "make a deal." For example, "We were able to make a deal with the supplier for a better price."
"I go for one day, they make deal.
McCooey can do nothing then but make deal.
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And if a contract is published after it's signed, this "obviously puts a lot more pressure on government to get a good deal, and on companies to make deal that they can justify to shareholders and citizens," he said.
Some Delta investors are reportedly anxious for the carrier to make deal, with or without union support, while some analysts think Delta management may be relived that the talks have stalled.
The potential consequences of the market freezing up again, however, should be enough to make deal makers think about coming up with a good Plan B. This is a more complete version of the story than the one that appeared in print.
