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conglomerado português
conglomeração A corporation formed by the combination of several smaller corporations whose activities are unrelated to the corporation's primary activity.
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Examples for "conglomerate"
Examples for "conglomerate"
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Qatari conglomerate Investment Holding Group was the latest, in August last year.
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Industrial conglomerate United Technologies Corp reports first-quarter earnings before the market opens.
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For a conglomerate in crisis, it would be a less costly outcome.
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ITT Corp was, until last year, part of a much larger conglomerate.
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At long last, a major entertainment conglomerate is encouraging unofficial fan sites.
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At that moment the subject referred to in that mighty conglomeration reappeared.
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Wasn't this ramshackle conglomeration of incompetents supposed to be a military division?
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To her it was a wonderful conglomeration of everything great and mighty.
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Why just this kind of conglomeration should achieve such results is interesting.
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It was a conglomeration of swamps, forests, deserts-allfilled with wild beasts.
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Naturally, this conglomeration of insects was marvellous as far as I was concerned.
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He created a conglomeration of Larsa's military history and arrayed it before him.
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Built over decades, it was really a conglomeration of lesser castles spliced together.
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He was an interesting conglomeration of conflicting elements, which confused the agent completely.
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The huge conglomeration of sights and sounds made an unforgettable impression upon her.
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It becomes an experience, a feeling, or a conglomeration of experiences.
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Mrs. Hazeldine would urge, with a curious conglomeration of ideas, sacred and profane.
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His coat was literally a conglomeration of patches of varying sizes and colors.
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The current format looks like a conglomeration of pre-teen MySpace pages.
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And by degrees Phil was growing accustomed to listening to the strange conglomeration.
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Ashfall, never hospitable, was a hellish conglomeration of shadow-shapes to Locke's decreasing concentration.
