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Meanings of near monopoly in English

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Usage of near monopoly in English
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Fonterra was given near monopoly status after dairy industry restructuring in 2001.
Radio NZ
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As a result, DTCC had a near monopoly on swaps data.
Reuters
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In particular, it hoped to end Apple's near monopoly on legal digital downloads.
Wired
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The combined company would have a near monopoly on exchange-based futures trading in Europe.
Reuters
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Hovercraft has held a near monopoly in transport to Fairbanks.
Mercenary
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Pertamina holds a near monopoly in the distribution of fuel in Southeast Asia's biggest economy.
Reuters
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Speaks of the near monopoly of the networks.
The new yorker
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The grove owners and their packinghouses had a near monopoly on the growing and selling of citrus.
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Intel's market share in mobile devices is just 1 percent, as UK chip designer ARM holds a near monopoly.
Reuters
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To succeed in the e-book market, Pixel Qi will have to break E Ink's near monopoly on the market.
Wired
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It also recently led a $2 billion bet to get near monopoly on broadcasting football in China.
Reuters
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The San Francisco firm boasts a near monopoly here, with seven million users in more than three dozen cities.
Reuters
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SPH, which has a near monopoly of newspaper publishing in Singapore, also runs two shopping malls in the city-state.
Reuters
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Limerick councillors want the city council to resume collecting domestic rubbish because privatisation has led to a near monopoly.
The Irish Times
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European regulators argued it would have given the combined group a near monopoly in the worldwide market for European derivatives.
Reuters
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They said it would have resulted in a " near monopoly" on air travel from Ireland to key destinations.
The Irish Times
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