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Meanings of cut-throat world in English

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Usage of cut-throat world in English
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Or maybe it's just savvy Beltway politics as usual in a cut-throat world.
Wired
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The practices are familiar to many in the cut-throat world of tabloid journalism.
Reuters
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It was also an interesting insight into the cut-throat world of golf equipment marketing.
The Guardian
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It's not hard to imagine how such individuals could win in a cut-throat world.
BBC
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That's pretty good for a boom-year deal, especially in the cut-throat world of European retail.
Reuters
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Nowhere is this more true than the often cut-throat world of modern busi(...)
The Irish Times
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Yet another grouping of estate agents has emerged to battle in the increasingly cut-throat world of auctioneering.
The Irish Times
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As an alternative to the cut-throat world of the Premier League, it could not be more appealing.
The Guardian
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To the Chelsea manager there can be no room for that sort of thing in the cut-throat world he inhabits.
The Guardian
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It is the kind of access about which counterparts working in the grand-scale, cut-throat world game in other countries can only dream.
The Guardian
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First impressions seem to count for a lot in the cut-throat world of football, and Lee Dixon had to wait for his.
The Guardian
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