noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
general headquarters
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
corporate
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In large de-centralised organizations, the marketing function may be split between sub-divisions and corporate headquarters . 14.
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But as sales figures at the branch continued to improve, the thinking at corporate headquarters gradually started to come around.
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The company as a whole employs 3,800 people, but only 22 of them are at corporate headquarters in Boston.
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Havana has shifted its corporate headquarters .
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Time and again we have seen large country houses taken over for institutional use, whether as corporate headquarters or hospitals.
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Louis, the corporate headquarters , is the only city named.
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Most corporate headquarters and bank branches in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh were open Tuesday after partial closures yesterday.
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At Starbucks' corporate headquarters , the signature mermaid placard toppled into the parking lot below.
democratic
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Perhaps the First Boomer could also use a map to Democratic Party headquarters .
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When the polls closed on election night, Democratic headquarters had an uncharacteristic tension.
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By nine he was stony-faced and Democratic headquarters was relaxing.
local
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In December they picketed the Guildhall and the local Unionist Party headquarters , and called on the unemployed to become more militant.
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Composition class was local headquarters of irony; we supplied the five-county area.
military
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The two leaders went to military headquarters for confirmation and were told that the staff were otherwise engaged.
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The first tussles of the 1848 revolution took place here when it was the military headquarters .
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So were all the major South Viet-namese government and military headquarters .
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Demir was able to call a lawyer, arrange for him to visit the main military headquarters and see the campaigner.
national
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Its national headquarters are in Florida.
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The strategy its national headquarters has crafted for achieving that vision includes, among other planks, two important parts.
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The National headquarters could advise local Councils but it could not order or control them.
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But people throughout national headquarters and the chapters know that their new vision will not wait for ever.
new
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He built the new headquarters by the river here and everything looked rosy.
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Closer to home, Rohr has junked its proposed new headquarters building in Chula Vista.
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Work on a new headquarters for a government pollution control watchdog started last month.
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Louise Roberts, director of Clark Center, agreed to give the company space until a new headquarters could be found.
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The long-awaited opening of the new headquarters office and museum in South Kensington took place in 1935.
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The slow pace of construction gave Horton a chance to linger lovingly over every feature of his new headquarters .
regional
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Similar protests were held in other towns, where the party and regional authority's headquarters were besieged by angry demonstrators.
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The tribunal ruled she was unfairly dismissed from her £14,000-a-year job at the union's regional headquarters in Edge Lane, Liverpool.
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The building is the second regional headquarters property AT&038;.
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Another 4 percent. are involved in energy and water industries, and we have a regional headquarters of the electricity board.
■ NOUN
building
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About midnight four days later, the headquarters building of the Housing Executive burst into flames and was badly damaged.
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The 1992 draft did not include the cost of moving the Commission from its Berlaymont headquarters building in Brussels.
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Commercial Union began to cope with the temporary loss of its headquarters building by making the maximum use of available space elsewhere.
campaign
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But his campaign headquarters is staffed by 20 volunteers daily, and another 20 volunteers work in phone banks each evening.
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The resource disparity is evident in the campaign headquarters .
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Policy said in a post-election press conference at the campaign headquarters .
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Dole opened his state campaign headquarters in Glendale in the past month.
company
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Are we to take it that the company headquarters , not the battalion headquarters, will be in Glasgow?
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Many fans continued making a pilgrimage to Earnhardt's company headquarters in Mooresville.
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Information they gathered was sent back to platoon headquarters by runner and radioed from the village to Company headquarters.
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Her mortgage company has twice threatened to foreclose on her north Houston home, which serves as her company headquarters .
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An emergency management team flew in from company headquarters to restore order.
party
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Perhaps the First Boomer could also use a map to Democratic Party headquarters .
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From Kecskemet, his path led to the party headquarters in Budapest.
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The ward organizations keep what they need to function, and the rest is funneled to party headquarters .
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Torgyan alerted the media to the takeover, which had involved his being physically excluded from party headquarters .
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The police raided the Congress party headquarters in Bombay where salt was being made in pans on the roof.
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They then used violence to force her supporters out of party headquarters .
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In December they picketed the Guildhall and the local Unionist Party headquarters , and called on the unemployed to become more militant.
staff
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Its headquarters staff includes six generals, headed by its controversial commander, General Maxwell Thurman.
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The emerging trends for corporate headquarters staff are clear.
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In this way he could form three detachments, controlled through a slightly expanded headquarters staff .
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For most agencies continued cuts in headquarters staff will affect employees in the Washington area.
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Between 1922 and 1927 he was on the headquarters staff of the League of Nations Union.
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Finally, headquarters staff functions were streamlined by delegating some to store managers and contracting others to outside vendors.
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Bringing headquarters staff together in a single location will enable those services to be delivered more efficiently and in an integrated manner.
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All the 650 headquarters staff were told to report for work as normal.
■ VERB
build
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He built the new headquarters by the river here and everything looked rosy.
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Enormous cities were built as its headquarters .
move
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Provost McDonald said last year BAe had moved the headquarters of its regional jet operation to Prestwick.
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The team moved its office headquarters to the hospice's new base at Harewood House, on Harewood Hill.
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Rau is pondering moving administrative and headquarters operations into the building to help fill it.
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After Unita lost the vote and went back to war, it moved its headquarters to the middle of the country.
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Capone moved his headquarters to Cicero, a near by suburb.
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When Alfa pulled out of racing in 1929, Ferrari took over the racing division and moved his headquarters to his home town.
serve
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In fact, the jails serve as headquarters and training centres for the violent crime that afflicts the streets.
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Now, it looks glumly at the rather banal office block which serves as the headquarters of Montgomery Ward.
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Her mortgage company has twice threatened to foreclose on her north Houston home, which serves as her company headquarters .
set
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There they set up a rear headquarters and resupply dump.
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Last year, the Republic of Texas set up headquarters in San Antonio and resolved to take more drastic measures.
visit
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Mrs Bottomley was visiting the Stroud headquarters of the Meningitis Trust.
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Demir was able to call a lawyer, arrange for him to visit the main military headquarters and see the campaigner.
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Copy all your computer disks and update them whenever you visit your headquarters .
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He invited the President to visit Amnesty's international headquarters in Easton Street.
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He then visited the Birkenhead headquarters of Cewtec, before heading for Liverpool.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Budapest Week will move over the river to the red-light district in Budapest, where Duna's headquarters are situated.
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Employees on their way into work at Hasbro headquarters Thursday morning said they opposed a merger.
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He had made his headquarters in what had been the presidential suite of the Hilton hotel.
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It first branched out into cosmetics and perfumes in 1990 and in 1994 moved its headquarters for those businesses to New York.
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The army headquarters is on the other side of the square, in a former colonial mansion.
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The London headquarters now moved to stylish new premises at 143, Charing Cross Road.
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Their headquarters is rich in symbolism.