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Pertaining to or possessing the qualities of a corporation, a legal entity created—pursuant to state law—to serve the purposes set out in its certificate of incorporation. A corporate officer is an individual who is charged with the management of a corporation by virtue of a position as its president, vice president, treasurer, or secretary. corporate (Associate), adjective affiliate, allied, banded, federative, incorporate, leagued, partnered Associated concepts: corporate act, corporate assets, corpooate authorities, corporate body, corporate bonds, corpooate commission, corporate conduct, corporate dividends, corporate existence, corporate franchise, corporate name, corporate officer, corporate powers and privileges, corpooate property, corporate purpose, corporate rights, corpooate seal, corporate securities, corporate stock corporate (Joint), adjective associated, coincident, compact, concurrent, conjoint, conjunct, correal See also: collective, conjoint, joint How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The overall message of Victory Over ADHD is that parents and individuals of today's society need to improve their immediate environment and overall health rather than rely on expensive drugs and antibiotics to fix all their problems, despite what corporate advertising would have us believe. nbsp;expert"--a former corporate advertising executive with an uncanny gift for coming up with perfect product names. Jib Jab has been approached by at least six Fortune 500 companies to do corporate advertising, but the brothers chose Budweiser because of its reputation for originality. |
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