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lowball
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lowball
Of, relating to, or being an unrealistically low bid. Compare pricey.


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Sales are tracked electronically so franchisees have no wiggle-room to cheat the development agent or franchisor by lowballing income.
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Lowballing a bit, he says, "We've got, what, 50 percent of the market, but I think our natural market is closer to 80 percent, and the reason we don't have that other 30 percent is we're not allowed to ship to people that other countries are shipping to.
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A restricted free agent, he tried to sign with Houston, but Golden State, after lowballing all summer, matched offer and kept him.
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