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Poor people scavenging, sorting and selling rubbish to more powerful and affluent middlemen is a common pattern in Bogota, Belo Horizonte, Manila and Jakarta, and all these areas were affected by waste slide disasters in the recent decades.

Middlemen are a big reason why products get marked up for consumers, and we wanted to keep prices affordable.

The move away from the middleman is a natural for the e-tailers.

Cutting the middleman is a much smarter way to bring prices down.

Fresh off their appearance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Blue Sky Riders, which is comprised of Kenny Loggins, Gary Burr and Georgia Middleman, is a band changing the conversation, refusing both the pressure and temptation to cram themselves into any one box of genre or style.

A wholesaler is a middleman who buys a good and sells it back to a retailer (without changing its value), who eventually sells it to a customer.

The average MiddleMan is an unmarried college graduate, who refuses to grow up.

The go-between or middleman was an important figure in the sale of local people into slavery; he provided the distance that made such slaves into outsiders, for the purchasers did not know their origins.

One of the middlemen was producing a movie called "Chooch," and a company owned by Quadrangle made a deal to distribute that low-budget film, according to the S.E.C., which was investigating kickbacks.

Financial middlemen are also a diverse bunch: some of them make markets in all shares; some in just a few; others specialise in channelling orders to the exchange and eschew dealing altogether.

Middlemen are making a comeback though, but in typical Silicon Valley style the entire idea has been reimagined with software at its core.