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syndicate
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Syndicate
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The syndicate of venture capitalists provided funding to support the expansion plans of the tech startup.
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a loosely organized group of criminals, who coordinate activities for mutual benefit
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The gambling syndicate controlled several underground casinos.
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an organization that supplies articles, features, or photographs to multiple newspapers or media outlets simultaneously
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Journalists often work for syndicates to reach a wider audience.
to syndicate
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to distribute articles, TV programs, or photos to multiple publications or independent broadcasters
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The comic strip was syndicated across dozens of newspapers.
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to organize a group of individuals or businesses for a common financial or commercial purpose
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Entrepreneurs syndicated their ventures for greater reach.
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to participate as a member of a group formed for joint financial or commercial activity
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Small publishers syndicated to compete with larger companies.
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