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Meanings of employs nearly in English

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Usage of employs nearly in English
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The family-owned company employs nearly 400 people in west Belfast and Dungannon.
The Irish Times
2
The foundational economy currently employs nearly half the workforce distributed throughout the UK.
The Guardian
3
Moygashel employs nearly 50 people making linen for the apparel and furnishing business.
The Irish Times
4
He observed that he employs nearly ten thousand of them now.
The Innocents Abroad
5
Somkid has prioritised reviving the rural economy, which employs nearly 40 percent of the workforce.
Reuters
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Somkid has prioritized reviving the rural economy, which employs nearly 40 percent of the workforce.
Reuters
7
It has 47 plants in 13 countries and employs nearly 10,000 people.
Reuters
8
Indonesia is the world's biggest palm oil producer and exporter and its industry employs nearly 5 million workers.
Reuters
9
The centre, celebrating its third anniversary this month, currently employs nearly 1,000 people.
The Irish Times
10
Grangemouth employs nearly 1,400 permanent staff as well as about 2,000 contract workers.
The Guardian
11
It is Ireland's second-biggest export and it employs nearly 250,000 workers.
The Irish Times
12
Gilroy employs nearly every key crew head who made "Clayton" such a slick and compelling thriller.
Reuters
13
India is the third largest producer of medicines in the world, an industry that employs nearly 50 million people.
BBC
14
Founded in 1833, it is active in 60 countries and employs nearly 65,000 people.
The Irish Times
15
Stewart employs nearly three hundred of these boys in his upper store, and one hundred in his lower store.
The Secrets of the Great City / A Work Descriptive of the Virtue...
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Aer Lingus is planning to close its cabin crew base at Shannon Airport, which currently employs nearly 90 staff.
The Irish Times
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Employs nearly across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
Rare