concerning [kənˈsɜːnıŋ] PREP
- concerning
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I. concern [kənˈsɜːn] VB trans
II. concern [kənˈsɜːn] N
| I | concern |
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| you | concern |
| he/she/it | concerns |
| we | concern |
| you | concern |
| they | concern |
| I | concerned |
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| you | concerned |
| he/she/it | concerned |
| we | concerned |
| you | concerned |
| they | concerned |
| I | have | concerned |
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| you | have | concerned |
| he/she/it | has | concerned |
| we | have | concerned |
| you | have | concerned |
| they | have | concerned |
| I | had | concerned |
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| you | had | concerned |
| he/she/it | had | concerned |
| we | had | concerned |
| you | had | concerned |
| they | had | concerned |
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The company has been in negotiation with its bondholders in order to secure its future as a going concern.
en.wikipedia.org Its concern is thus the interrelation of financial variables, such as prices, interest rates and shares, as opposed to those concerning the real economy.
en.wikipedia.org In particular, constructs are provided to support concern modularization and the specification of concern composition, with consideration for conflicts.
en.wikipedia.org The Togo area is a concern in 2013 because the pirates are well armed and dangerous.
en.wikipedia.org There was some concern that the level of media coverage at the time could jeopardise any future trial.
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