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- noun Plural form of
accountancy .
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Examples
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Intelligent, competent women are flooding the junior ranks of law firms, accountancies and medical practices," said Kay Carberry, commissioner at the EHRC."
More than 5,400 women 'missing' from 26,000 top posts in Britain, report finds 2011
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"We're likely to see a much greater diversification of talent -- with the accountancies, law firms and even the regulators set to benefit," she said.
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Scores of Western consultancies set shop in CEE and southeast Europe - accountancies, law firms, the odd professional.
The Expat Experts 2006
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TI compiled its bribe payers index in 14 major emerging market countries by surveying 770 senior officials at major companies, chartered accountancies, chambers of commerce, banks and law firms.
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The perverse result: from Big Six accountancies to office-furniture makers and bankers we are awash in high-quality look-alike/me-too products and services, just as we face the toughest continuing global economic challenges in history.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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The perverse result: from Big Six accountancies to office-furniture makers and bankers we are awash in high-quality look-alike/me-too products and services, just as we face the toughest continuing global economic challenges in history.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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The perverse result: from Big Six accountancies to office-furniture makers and bankers we are awash in high-quality look-alike/me-too products and services, just as we face the toughest continuing global economic challenges in history.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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Messrs Winston, Crandall and Maheshri think that-in a more sensible world-banks, consultancies, accountancies and others could hire lawyers and offer a full range of services, including legal ones.
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The combined company's clients include institutional investors, money managers, insurance underwriters, investment banks, major accountancies, search firms, law firms, academic institutions, credit rating agencies, corporations and consultancies.
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But just as doctors are not immune to disease, the accountancies themselves are prey to recessionary pains, as their woe-stricken clients cut back on services or delay payments.
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