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corporation
noun as in business organization, usually large
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Example Sentences
In practical terms, Pearson said, this means measures like raising the federal minimum wage, passing Medicare for All and preventing corporations from automating away jobs that working-class Americans rely on.
The Disney adults who put out the mouse signal showed their collective power — not one of fealty to a corporation, but of belief that free speech was part of the magic in the Magic Kingdom.
BBC sources denied a report in the Telegraph that the corporation's director of sport, Alex Kay-Jelski, viewed the event as "elitist", adding that the decision had been purely based on the return on investment.
The study also will seek recommendations on how to hold “electrical corporations accountable for improving safety and reducing the risk of catastrophic wildfires.”
“What I did not predict was the capitulation of universities, law firms, media corporations be they television or newspapers. I did not predict that.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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