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This is rough justice, as it was Apple that released backroom programmers from the far more restrictive walled gardens of the operators.
因爲(wèi)是蘋果把“密室程序員”從“限制得多的密牆圍起來的操作員花園”中解脫了出來，所以這個公平是“粗糙”的。
With reform, we’ll make our financial system more transparent by bringing the kinds of complex, backroom deals that helped trigger this crisis into the light of day.
通過改革，我們將使我們的金融系統(tǒng)更加透明，將引發(fā)這場危機的各類複襍的密室交易帶到陽光下。
At the same time, however, Moscow agreed a backroom deal last month with Kyrgyzstan which is likely to lead to the closure of the US's key military base in central Asia.
但是同時，莫斯科與吉爾吉斯斯坦上個月卻私下簽訂協(xié)議，而且這一協(xié)議很可能導(dǎo)致美在中亞地區(qū)主要軍事基地關(guān)閉撤離。

"With reform, we will make our financial system more transparent by bringing the kinds of complex backroom deals that helped trigger this crisis into the light of day."

That, of course, would prompt criticism from conspiracy theorists about Goldman's backroom influence in Washington.
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Their executives catch hell for their large paychecks or their backroom dealings with the government.
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Hence the backroom struggle over potential federal legislation to allow states to modify those benefits.
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a room in which work or other activities are done out of public view or secretly

A backroom is a room that is situated at the back of a building, especially a private room.
You can use backroom to refer to people in an organization who do important work but are not seen or known about by the public. You can also use backroom to refer to a place where such people work.
If you refer to a deal made by someone such as a politician as a backroom deal, you disapprove of it because it has been made in a secret, dishonest way.