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provider [prəˈvaɪdəʳ, Am -ɚ] N
1. provider (supplier):
provider
provider of services
2. provider (breadwinner):
provider
content provider N COMPUT
content provider
network operator, network provider N COMPUT
service provider N
internet service provider N
internet service provider
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liquidity provider N
liquidity provider ECON
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financial-information provider N
financial-information provider ECON COMP
financial-information provider ECON COMP
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It also began demanding shutdowns and screening of internet service providers, a big step in restriction that had been relatively unregulated.
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Once the project was posted as a contest, it received a number of entries from providers registered on the platform.
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The second stage sees the service provider putting their operating model into practice.
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In modern times animals are seen as agents of socialization and as providers of social support and relaxation.
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The service provider was supposed to employ between 1,000 to 1,200 and will continue to be funded by advertising and tax contributions.
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