Definition: Haggling is a common practice in many countries where people engage in negotiations to settle disputes or disagreements. It typically involves two or more parties, often with different interests or positions, who try to reach an agreement that satisfies both of their needs. In some cases, haggling can be formalized and even regulated by law, such as in the case of international trade agreements where parties negotiate terms through a process known as "haggling."
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