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were corporate
adjective
Of or relating to a corporation.
Exact(35)
There were corporate and government winners and losers, of course.
Most of the rest were corporate or PR types.
"There was a recession, there was a terrorist attack, there were corporate scandals".
The legislators were corporate shills; the union leaders weren't assertive enough.
"There were corporate changes; it was a good time to go," she says.
But not all social concerns were corporate in this sense or were enforced by sanctions.
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Mr. Lee went on to say that although he approved of any project that supported local food, he generally avoided food courts because they were corporate-owned.
During the years the teams were corporate-owned, players on the Angels and Dodgers were the third- and sixth-highest paid in baseball.
Mostly what I ran into were corporate-types pursuing the hall for apps they might pre-load onto handsets, or companies punting their ability to BUILD your app for you.
The other is corporate.
The enemy was corporate property.
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