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  • The breakups of AT&T and Standard Oil increased shareholder value and deconcentrated those corporate bureaucracies.

    A Little Advice For The New Ceo 2008

  • While that was happening I roasted a chicken, deconcentrated some mole sauce, and started the corn meal dough.

    Tamales Katie Khoury 2006

  • So, I deconcentrated the mole sauce, cubed the chicken, and grilled them together.

    Archive 2006-07-01 Katie Khoury 2006

  • While that was happening I roasted a chicken, deconcentrated some mole sauce, and started the corn meal dough.

    Archive 2006-07-01 Katie Khoury 2006

  • So, I deconcentrated the mole sauce, cubed the chicken, and grilled them together.

    My Naked Burrito Katie Khoury 2006

  • It deconcentrated economic power, increased competition by reducing possible collusion, made broader share ownership possible and led to a more liquid stock exchange.

    ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

  • Plus, it's complicated by the fact that most people are imprinted by a suburban-style land use paradigm of detached housing, separated uses, relatively deconcentrated land use, and the necessity of automobiles to get to and from the various uses (home, work, shopping, school, entertainment).

    Rebuilding Place in the Urban Space 2009

  • 'deconcentrated,' that is, the country is divided into districts

    The Governments of Europe Frederic Austin Ogg 1914

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