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1 restrict monopolies
Дипломатический термин: ограничивать деятельность монополий -
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English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to restrict monopolies
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n1) монополия2) монополистическая компания, монополистическое объединение- grant a monopoly to smb.• -
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n1. монополія; монополістичне об'єднання- anti monopoly measures заходи боротьби з монополіями- government monopoly державна монополія- international information monopoly міжнародна інформаційна монополія- natural monopoly природна монополія- monopoly concerns монополістичні об'єднання- monopoly domination правління монополій- monopoly interests монополістичні кола/ інтереси- monopoly prices монополістські ціни- private monopoly organization приватні монополістичні організації- to curb monopolies обмежити діяльність монополій- to restrict monopolies обмежити діяльність монополій
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