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Books connected with higher education |
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A young person between the age of 13 and 19, who is not yet mature |
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To set up for a specific purpose |
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An amount of numbers that is the result of adding all number in a set and deviding the total by the number of members in the set |
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Showing great enthusiasm for |
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A group of listeners or viewers |
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A person who writes books and other written products |
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A list of older books available from a publisher, as opposed to titles newly published |
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To refuse to buy, use, or take park in something as a way of protesting |
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The quality of being faithful to products of a particular company |
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To transmit programmes on radio or television |
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Person or company presenting radio and/or tv programmes |
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A state in which people are full of excitement and activity |
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To gain an hold the attention of an audience |
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The number of copes of a newspaper/magazine sold |
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To mention somebody else's words in support of what you are saying |
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Any company that offers the same or a substitute product or service to yours |
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An extensive idea that inclused many features |
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To perform or manage a certain task |
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All forms of usefull information (text, graphics, photos, audio) |
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To bring across a message |
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The act of people or companies working together |
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The most prestigious offices in a office building which houses the company's executives |
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A business that is owned by a group of stakeholders |
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A person who has the same position as someone else in a different place of situation |
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A piece of paper or board protecting the insid of a book or magazine |
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To be in charge of selecting, arraging and presenting content for a large audience |
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The funding of a company by selling shares in it to many investors on the internet |
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A person of company that buys from a shop or business |
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To make to measure for customers |
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The action of keeping customers |
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A qualification that shows you have completed an academic programme |
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To take goods or messages to people |
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To distinhuish between groups of consumers |
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The mass of information available in digital form |
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The business of selling products or services directly to customers who order by mail, telephone or internet |
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An amount of money that is taken off the usual cost of something |
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A person or company that thoroughly upsets a process |
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A person who says that something very bad is going to happen |
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A lightweight electronic device used to read e-books |
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To prepare a piece of writing for publication |
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Belonging to an editor or editing |
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The group of people responsible for ensuring content is produced on time to set standards |
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The act of saying that you approve or support a product or idea |
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A person who runs his or her own business |
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In TV, one programme in a series of programmes |
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An approximation of a number |
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A small business that only sells small quantities, online, and directly to consumers |
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To an amount that in no longer morally justified |
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A person with an important job as a manager of a company |
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An article which appears regularly in newspapers or magazines |
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A feature article or film |
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An article or film which is the most prominent |
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A story or event that is based on the imagination is its author |
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SMall group of people who are asked to discuss a particular subject or product |
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Filmed material which is yet to be edited |
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A list of book sthat have just been published |
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A phrase at the top of a newspaper or magazine article which contains the topic of the article, usually set in larger and bolder type |
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An old and trusted trade name |
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One og the brand names of a publishing house |
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The existing holder of a political office |
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Small record labels or publishers that are not part of a large chain or media conglomerate |
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A market that is concerned with the output of a specific product or service |
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The introduction of new things, ideas an procedures |
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An official question or survey |
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A programme that provides practicial experience for beginners in an occupation as part of their degree |
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A company's unsold products |
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A business person who gives capital expecting financial return |
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The profession in which people gather, write and report news |
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To defens or uphold as warranted or well-grounded |
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Financially or legally responsible |
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The publication of unflattering statements or pictures for which a newspaper can be sued |
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An institution that maintaisn a collection of books, films, prints, magazines and music albums for the purpose of borrowing or reference by the general public |
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In publishing, the catalogue of book publishes by a publisher |
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Represents authors of fiction and non-fiction |
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The manner in which you earn your living |
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An ambiguity in a text, law or contract that makes it possible to evade a difficulty or obligation |
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A company with shareholders, who hame limited liability |
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An industrial company that produces and sells a product |
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A copy of a book before it has been printed |
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A group of activities to market a product |
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A group of activities to market a product |
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The quality of being average or not very good |
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To combine two or more companies into one |
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A person who belongs to the generation what was born in the 1980s and the 1990s |
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To make something less severe, serieus or painful |
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A description of events, especially in a novel |
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AN extensive story whcih features development in character, action, thought or style |
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Disclosed or said but not intented for publication |
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The amount of activity at a website |
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A single view of a webpage |
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The quality to convince others |
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The unauthorised use of films, books, music and computer programs without paying the maker |
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The time when the most people are watching tv |
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The use of particular products in TV shows or films on order to advertise |
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Total income minus expenditures |
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To read and correct the mistakes in printed material |
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To cause to increase in number, amount or popularity |
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A likelihood that something will have a outcome |
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A person whose job is to make something known to the public |
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Exaggerates praise and publicity, especially when used for promotional purposes |
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Exaggerated praise and publicity, especially when used for promotional purposes |
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A clever or witty remark or comment |
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A list of carfully wordes questions used in research |
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The words of a famous person rendered word for word in the media |
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An estimate of the total cost for a product or service that a company gives its clients before the buy the product or service |
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A set of figures that shows how many people watch or listen to a particulair televisionshow of programme |
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To pay someone for work that they have done |
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A negative or hefty consequence |
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A person who stands or acts for another |
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A stateor position of being answerable for something within one's power, control of management |
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A business that buys products for the purpose of re-selling them to the general public |
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Money that a company gains from its business |
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A book that has been corrected or improved and then published again |
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Financiel aid which is given to a student who has qualified for this aid |
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To disapprove of by use of remarks |
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To agree on a dispute outside of official legal proceedings |
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A book, movie, play, etc. that continues the story of an earlier one |
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To carry good from one place to another |
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To pay money regularly to receive a product |
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To make a claim against someone in court about something that they have done to harm you |
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A company that provides product or service to its clients |
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The economic provess of business and consumers providing and requesting goods or services |
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An investigation into the opinions and behaviour of a specific group of people |
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A small-sized newspaper with a lot op photographs and large headlines that focuses on celebrities and has a sensational writing style |
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To make changes to something, especially in order to falsify |
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A person who knows a great deal about technology or is enthusiastic about it, particularly about computers |
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Knowing a lot about an how to use technology and its products |
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Activity of buying and selling |
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A marketing that in concerned with a specified product or service |
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An organisation to protect a certain line of work from being unfairly exploited |
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A movement or change from one thing or state to another |
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Using the exact same words |
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A place where performances, particularly concert, can be held |
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Person or firm buying and selling products in large quenatities to a retailer, so that they can be sold again at a profit |
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