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Meanings of noncommercial in English

Not connected with or engaged in commercial enterprises.

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        However, it is early days for the commercial exploitation of this technology.
        The Guardian
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        The South China Sea provides important waterways for China's international commercial exchanges.
        Reuters
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        Government departments and commercial semi state bodies take 50 days to pay.
        The Irish Times
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        The Company manufactures banknote paper for use by commercial and state manufacturers.
        Reuters
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        Photo: supplied He said the sponsorship and commercial plan now needs work.
        Radio NZ
        Usage of noncommercial in English
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        The reports currently break traders into two broad categories: commercial and noncommercial.
        Reuters
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        Occasionally, the site featured brief video clips from several noncommercial unreleased Met telecasts.
        Wired
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        But this decade, noncommercial traders including speculators have come to play a dominant role.
        Reuters
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        The docking program PIPER is freely available for noncommercial applications.
        Pubmed
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        Myth of Woodstock is that it was noncommercial and a catalyst for radical politics.
        The new yorker
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        I know of at least four U.S. weather services that are free for noncommercial use:
        Automating system administration with perl
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        The basic, free version of the application lets you create elaborate maps for noncommercial purposes.
        Reuters
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        Calling the law overly broad, Justice Jorge Labarga wrote that noncommercial speech was also protected.
        Reuters
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        The noncommercial dealers slightly increased their net short position in arabica coffee, the data showed.
        Reuters
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        Originally intended for noncommercial entities, but now used generically
        Essential system administration, 3rd edition
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        No such link was found for noncommercial screen time.
        The Guardian
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        Dot-org is open to anyone, not only noncommercial entities.
        Wired
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        Fair use, meanwhile, generally provides users with rights to access copyrighted works for private, noncommercial purposes.
        Wired
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        This was a noble stance, perhaps, but a decidedly noncommercial one, at least in the beginning.
        The wave: in pursuit of the rogues, freaks and giants of the oce...
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        That day may close in on USA Today, a frequent purveyor of noncommercial news, sooner than later.
        Reuters
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        The satellite images for the contest are released under a public, noncommercial license for anyone to use.
        Wired
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