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new business SAM. TRŽ.

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new business

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new home loan business SAM. NEPREM.

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new home loan business

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new issue business SAM. FINAN. TRGI

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new issue business

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volume of new business SAM. INVEST. IN FINAN.

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volume of new business

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Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

new issue business

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is that new computer store open for business yet?

hat dieser neue Computerladen schon aufgemacht?

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That means that many entrepreneurs have to weigh the value of a new business call against their child's basketball game.

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This commercial transaction allows to companies to have at their immediate disposal the cash to make investments in new business opportunities.

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Watching the pennies is key to any new business' survival so having a simple accounting program where it's painless to enter expenses and track spending is essential.

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Students from all academic disciplines live together and are provided the resources to explore new business ventures.

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She is also suspicious of her husband's new business associate and friend.

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The new business loan-to-deposit spread for households has remained elevated for the last number of months.

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While there's still a place for hitting the phones to cold-call leads, it's fair to say there are probably savvier and less stressful ways of generating new business.

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Ian then pursues a new business venture: development of high-market flats.

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He borrows money to tide them over, and they start to think of a new business venture.

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In a general partnership, two or more entities come together to form a new business entity where each partner is jointly and severally liable for all legal and financial obligations.

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