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  1. 10-Sep-2008, 12:06 #1
    GUEST2008
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    Default agent/middle man

    Hi

    Is there any difference between these two?

    Can I say, e.g. that a translation agency is just a middle man/agent between me and a client?

    Thanks
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  2. 10-Sep-2008, 12:15 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: agent/middle man

    Generally it would be "middle-man between" and "agent for something". I wouldn't use "agent" in this sentence.
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