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Meanings of national champions in English

Russian
национальные чемпионы

National champions are corporations which are technically private businesses but due to governmental policy are ceded a dominant position in a national economy.

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Usage of national champions in English
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It is embarrassed by the exodus of national champions to foreign exchanges.
Reuters
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Politicians will look to nurturing national champions, particularly in sectors such as pharmaceuticals.
The Irish Times
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They chose national champions and backed them over a prolonged period of time.
The Guardian
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The European Commission started to urge the national champions to merge.
The Irish Times
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The defending national champions go west this week, as No.
Reuters
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Four days after knocking off the reigning national champions, No.
Reuters
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The same goes for mistaken retreats to protection and the promotion of national champions.
The economist
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The defending national champions have won three straight and six of their last seven.
Reuters
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Beijing's support for national champions makes it easy for others to cry foul play.
Reuters
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But the defending national champions responded in a big way.
Reuters
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Among the groups set to take the stage today are current national champions Ngā Tūmanako.
Radio NZ
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Patanjali's powerful pull underscores a new trend of emerging market consumers attracted to national champions.
Reuters
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The defending national champions still have home dates left with Duke and ACC front-runner Louisville.
Reuters
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By then, Dunleavy said he sensed the Tar Heels were looking like reigning national champions.
Reuters
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And Wiley debaters referred to USC as national champions.
Ebony
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If the Seminoles win out, they will be two victories from repeating as national champions.
Reuters
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