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Meanings of affiliated in English

Being joined in close association.

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Usage of affiliated in English
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The al Qaeda-affiliated Sunni militant group Islamic State of Iraq claimed responsibility.
Reuters
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Islamic State-affiliated websites and social media feeds have so far said nothing.
Reuters
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An affiliated market participants group will review options for robust reference rates.
Reuters
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The organisation is not affiliated to national body Women's Refuge New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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A Sunni extremist group, the al-Qaeda-affiliated Islamic State of Iraq, was blamed.
The Irish Times
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Provident CRM has considerable experience working with public, semi-state, and affiliated institutions.
The Irish Times
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R.A.T.S., however, is not affiliated with the city or any official agency.
Reuters
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Sixteen people were arrested in recent crackdowns on al-Qaida-affiliated groups in Turkey.
The Guardian
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Major shareholders in the company include executives and funds affiliated with HSBC.
Reuters
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Setting: 110 primary care doctors affiliated with three hospitals in the Netherlands.
Pubmed
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The Company operates numerous subsidiaries and affiliated companies located domestically and abroad.
Reuters
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The Company operates direct and indirect subsidiaries, as well as affiliated companies.
Reuters
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But in no way are we business partners or affiliated with them.
The Guardian
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Setting: Forty-two primary care pediatric practices affiliated with 4 managed care organizations.
Pubmed
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And those affiliated groups can be mobilised quickly if the need arises.
News.com.au
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Communications Ltd, as well as one affiliated company namely DBS Satellite Services.
Reuters
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