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public sector into the
private sector. It is also
sometimes used as a
synonym for
deregulation when a
heavily regulated private company or
industry becomes...
- Look up
private or
privates in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Private or
privates may
refer to: "In
Private", by
Dusty Springfield from the 1990 album...
- "In
Private" is a song by
British singer Dusty Springfield,
released as a
single on 20
November 1989. It was Springfield's
third single in a row to be...
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Private universities and
private colleges are
institutions of
higher education that are not operated, owned, or
institutionally funded by governments....
- A
privately held
company (or
simply a
private company) is a
company whose shares and
related rights or
obligations are not
offered for
public subscription...
-
field of finance,
private equity (PE) is
capital stock in a
private company that does not
offer stock to the
general public.
Private equity is offered...
- A
privative,
named from
Latin privare, "to deprive", is a
particle that
negates or
inverts the
value of the stem of the word. In Indo-European languages...
- A
private school is a
school not
administered or
funded by the government,
unlike a
public school.
Private schools (also
known as 'independent schools')...
- The
private sector is the part of the economy,
sometimes referred to as the
citizen sector,
which is
owned by
private groups,
usually as a
means of establishment...
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private eye in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Private eye or
Private Eye may
refer to:
Private investigator, a
hired detective Private Eye, a...
