Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who or that which consolidates.
- noun Specifically, in pottery-making, an assemblage of strainers for straining slip.
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- noun Anyone who, or anything that
consolidates
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Examples
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He added that Paetec, which had $1.6 billion in 2009 revenue, could play the role of a "consolidator," buying up more fiber assets around the country.
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In this case, since the family was traveling on a "consolidator" ticket sold through Lufthansa at below-published fare prices, United couldn't reroute them to another airline after the mechanical delay, she said.
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Without a required date for purchase, a major "consolidator" (discounter) named Travac (800-872-8800) will be selling post-Nov. 1 flights to the English capital for $230 round trip from New York, $290 from Chicago and $410 from Los Angeles.
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He added that Paetec, which had $1.6 billion in 2009 revenue, could play the role of a "consolidator," buying up more fiber assets around the country.
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I think it is important to recognise there are several 'consolidator' vehicles out there many with different service propositions.
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In discussing matters with our freight consolidator - large pottery presents special problems.
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In discussing matters with our freight consolidator - large pottery presents special problems.
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In discussing matters with our freight consolidator - large pottery presents special problems.
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In discussing matters with our freight consolidator - large pottery presents special problems.
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In some sense, everybody benefits - the loan consolidator benefits and the people benefits.
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