Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun One who acquires.
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- noun one who
acquires
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Examples
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What's more, Canada would benefit from greater hemispheric trade stability as a result of a deal with a Brazilian acquisitor, particularly during times of increasing global economic volatility.
Sanjay Khanna: Potash Is Food Resilience: Should Canada's PotashCorp Be Sold to China? 2010
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What's more, Canada would benefit from greater hemispheric trade stability as a result of a deal with a Brazilian acquisitor, particularly during times of increasing global economic volatility.
Sanjay Khanna: Potash Is Food Resilience: Should Canada's PotashCorp Be Sold to China? 2010
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What's more, Canada would benefit from greater hemispheric trade stability as a result of a deal with a Brazilian acquisitor, particularly during times of increasing global economic volatility.
Sanjay Khanna: Potash Is Food Resilience: Should Canada's PotashCorp Be Sold to China? 2010
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What's more, Canada would benefit from greater hemispheric trade stability as a result of a deal with a Brazilian acquisitor, particularly during times of increasing global economic volatility.
Sanjay Khanna: Potash Is Food Resilience: Should Canada's PotashCorp Be Sold to China? 2010
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What's more, Canada would benefit from greater hemispheric trade stability as a result of a deal with a Brazilian acquisitor, particularly during times of increasing global economic volatility.
Sanjay Khanna: Potash Is Food Resilience: Should Canada's PotashCorp Be Sold to China? 2010
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It also strains the senior management of the acquisitor beyond its capacities as it bends to the newly transplanted egos intractably flexing their wills against new directives.
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Chief Executive Peter Sands sounded very much the acquisitor in saying the group was "constantly on the lookout" for deals.
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Gathering himself, the acquisitor effected a posture of arrogance.
Legacy Michael Jan Friedman 1990
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“I think ye need to be a little better informed,” he told the acquisitor.
Legacy Michael Jan Friedman 1990
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Being a full-fledged acquisitor, he naturally had a selection of them.
Legacy Michael Jan Friedman 1990
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