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... position ? Any one of those styles will have its place in one type of negotiation or another and in many cases a combina- tion of styles may be most effective . While a principled or interest based approach to negotiation is recom ...
... position ? Any one of those styles will have its place in one type of negotiation or another and in many cases a combina- tion of styles may be most effective . While a principled or interest based approach to negotiation is recom ...
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... position of monopoly in major industries . The monopoly or advan- tageous position of these corporations comes from their administrative origin . They are not established through free and fair competition , like in other developed ...
... position of monopoly in major industries . The monopoly or advan- tageous position of these corporations comes from their administrative origin . They are not established through free and fair competition , like in other developed ...
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... position relying on the availability of that money . As the amendment now stands taxpayers are losing out on a claim to a refund only . The government's position has been that GST was on - charged on supplies made by these taxpayers ...
... position relying on the availability of that money . As the amendment now stands taxpayers are losing out on a claim to a refund only . The government's position has been that GST was on - charged on supplies made by these taxpayers ...
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PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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