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Meanings of syndicate in English
Spanish
sindicato A loose affiliation of gangsters in charge of organized criminal activities.
Usage of syndicate in English
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Team New Zealand was scheduled to race the Great Britain syndicate today.
2
A major police operation commenced in January 2017 targeting the syndicate's operation.
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The offering was underwritten by a syndicate led by Leader Capital Markets.
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Mhlangu was unable to comment further on police operations regarding the syndicate.
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Hence the department store-thesyndicate of department stores-thecrowd principle in commerce.
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Clerkenwell: perhaps the biggest and most successful organised-crime syndicate in British history.
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We just need to convince the market, the first syndicate head said.
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That was the case, it seemed, yesterday for a 29-member Lotto syndicate.
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The market is in control at this stage, a syndicate head said.
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Other top private equity firms, including KKR, also arrange and syndicate loans.
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The following correspondence with Conant, the syndicate and myself then took place:
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Parrish was the heart and soul, brains and muscle of the syndicate.
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One of the syndicate did give it away, and Halsey admits it.
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He quickly formed a syndicate, and fulfilled the conditions of the contract.
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Prior to that he worked at UBS as a debt syndicate banker.
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Everybody had heard it except the Dee & Zee syndicate owners themselves.
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South Africa
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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