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structure

Definition for structure

noun as in building

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construction, edifice, house

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cage, erection, fabric, pile, skyscraper

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Both timber companies are structured as real-estate investment trusts, which don’t pay much corporate income tax and instead pass most of their profits on to shareholders as dividends.

South Korea’s LG Electronics, which wholly owns LG Electronics India, said Monday that the proceeds from the latter’s IPO would provide significant funding to accelerate improvements in business structure and support growth initiatives.

The central question isn’t how often companies should file reports, but whether the regulatory structures that underpin those reports are capable of ensuring their integrity.

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But there is a common Mad Libs structure to such series, whether filmed before a live audience or single camera, placing a variety pack of individuals into a shared space.

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Their research reveals why the first movements of electrons, which are crucial for transferring energy, occur through only one side of a key protein-pigment structure.

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