operations <an operation; operations> N
- operations
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accounting operations ECON
- accounting operations
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brainwashing operations MIL
- brainwashing operations
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credit operations ECON
- credit operations
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discontinued operations ECON
- discontinued operations
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gynaecological operations MED
- gynaecological operations
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monetary operations ECON
- monetary operations
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operations evaluation ECON
- operations evaluation
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Fortis's banking operations included network (retail), commercial, and merchant banking; its insurance products included life, health, and property/casualty lines.
en.wikipedia.org Special attention has been paid to distance banking operations, especially to Internet banking services and automated utility transfers.
en.wikipedia.org The regulatory agency suspended sales operations within its retail banking operations for a month.
en.wikipedia.org With solid corporate advisory business and universal banking operations, it is expected to realise significant synergies over the next few years with regional operations being integrated.
www.freemalaysiatoday.com He peddles women, narcotics and is looking to get into fraudulent banking operations.
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