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great
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This is part of an insistence on greater transparency in company dealings.
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It could bring about greater price transparency and so more competition for consumers.
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The demands of economic restructuring also involve demands for administrative reorganization and greater financial transparency .
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The method thus supplies greater transparency and insight and leads to a unified approach offering progress along a wide front.
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David Davis, chairman of the Public Accounts Committee, is campaigning for greater fairness and transparency .
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colour
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There he photographed most of the famous tourist attractions and bought home around 50 superb colour transparencies .
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Her colour transparencies of the Grand Canyon were particularly well received by the gathering.
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The colour screen was then replaced in contact, and fixed together permanently for viewing as a colour transparency .
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I then produce a 5 by 4 or a 10 by 8 colour transparency and set it up on a light table.
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Its depth determines its purity, and its purity determines its transparency .
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The fiasco has shown up the dangers in an industry where reputation often rests more on brand names than transparency .
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The normal dieback is 5 percent, the normal transparency , 25 percent.
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The partial transparency of the rock allows focussing up and down to assess grain packing.
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There's just no interest in transparency .
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These variable factors include the depth of the water, its temperature and transparency , and its velocity, among others.
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This is aimed at preventing insider dealing and promoting market transparency .