middleman

The middleman - the one who set the whole thing up.

Sometimes they cut out the middleman and make the products themselves.

Israel would play the role of middleman, the report said.

If we try to run in a middleman he'll know something's up.

You'll cut out the middleman and save a significant amount of money.

No need for yet another middleman on my internet access.

So Government has to act as a middleman to meet those demands.

So we might just as well keep the money and eliminate the middleman.

"If he did have a name, it'd be just another middleman like himself."

"They still believe that any kind of middleman activity is criminal."

It can also be inexpensive, because no middleman is involved.

For years writers have always needed to go through a middleman to get to their audience.

The middleman (the bookstore) has a great deal of power.

Maybe I ought to phone him myself and eliminate the middleman.

The Chinese, being neither, became a kind of middleman between the two classes.

They are given the possible location and vehicle that the middleman may be at.

She is the one thing that has been there since the inception of the Middleman program.

Now comes word that individual superstars are going to cut out the middleman.

But now that the economy is stronger, the hotel companies have been working to cut out the middleman.

"By eliminating the middleman, we can put the quality into the product."

Since there's no middleman, he can afford to sell his things at a better price than we could.

First, playing the middleman role on the Internet is going to be a tricky way to make a living.

It doesn't have to only come in by way of a professional middleman.

"We've now taken the middleman out, which is huge," she said.

But the main reason he came was to reduce his cost by eliminating a middleman.