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n. - A mediator who brings one thing into agreement with another; A musician who sings or plays together with another musician.

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  • Age is to the work of contesting human hands a wonderful harmoniser of differences.
  • Why then, it may be asked, should not Hazlitt take the position of an improver and harmoniser of the doctrine rather than of a fierce opponent?
  • The Golden Rule is a wonderful developer in human life, a wonderful harmoniser in community life -- with great profit it could be extended as the law of conduct in...
  • Like so many of New Labour's Tonier-than-thou squad, Henry Porter celebrated Blair as an almost mystical politician who "presents himself as a harmoniser for all the...
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