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The term "bargaining chip" is used to describe a circumstance that gives a person or entity an advantage over another in negotiations. For example, the payment of a debt quickly (rather than over a long time) may be a "bargaining chip" in convincing the person who is owed the debt to accept a reduced amount.

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