Divesting an asset
that now has a residual value attached.
The british government thought otherwise; they held that the trekkers could
not divest
themselves of their allegiance to the crown.
Divest the business.
We recommend that it
also divest
five smaller stores where adverse effects would result from the merger.
Divest five smaller stores
where adverse effects would result from the merger.
He then asked if that was a responsibility of which the home secretary had now
officially divested
himself?
Divest a company
of its property?
By
strategically divesting
consumers finding independent you can't deliver.
Divest a number
of stations, are likely to lead to further m&a activity.
In short, he
voluntarily divests
himself of many of his divine attributes.
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