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anticipate

v.
1.regard something as probable or likely
2.act in advance of
3.realize beforehand
4.make a prediction about
5.be excited or anxious about
6.be a forerunner of or occur earlier than

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    in good faith
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    Our company was bargaining in good faith when they met the other company.



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