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Meanings of smaller firms in English

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Usage of smaller firms in English
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Many smaller firms, however, view the plan as a deterrent to business.
Reuters
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Earlier this year, two CEOs of publicly traded smaller firms came out.
The Irish Times
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Labour dismissed the letter, pledging to lower business rates for smaller firms.
BBC
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The trend is especially pronounced for smaller firms down the supply chain.
Reuters
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That will lighten some of the more burdensome requirements for smaller firms.
Reuters
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For large companies this rises to 10 working days, while for smaller firms.
The Irish Times
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But the IPO market has proven particularly tough for smaller firms.
Reuters
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Others, particularly smaller firms, were still trying to gauge the impacts.
Radio NZ
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It also includes provisions to prevent clearinghouses from denying memberships to smaller firms.
Reuters
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The regulator is increasingly voicing concerns about internet giants swallowing up smaller firms.
Independent.ie
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Goodbody Stockbrokers is advising investors to consider including smaller firms in their portfolios.
The Irish Times
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Other smaller firms are involved in manufacturing small guns and parts.
Reuters
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Coal majors and smaller firms said they are watching developments closely.
Reuters
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In some industries, it can be prohibitively expensive for smaller firms.
The Irish Times
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But he added that it is usually smaller firms that face these issues.
Reuters
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Browne explains that smaller firms face difficulties in recruiting high-calibre people.
The Irish Times
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