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Struse

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n.1.(Naut.) A Russian river craft used for transporting freight.
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So, whatever complicated, technical and ab struse reasons the Prime Minister and the Chancellor have given to the House of Commons for not entering the euro at an early opportunity, the real reason is the Government is running scared of a humiliating and disastrous referendum defeat.
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Struse added that, wherever possible, the industry needs to grow beyond reporting basic descriptive statistics like averages, percentages and ratings to delivering insights in terms of dollars or strong proxies such as market share.
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We have attracted three new senior partners who each bring to the company world-class methodology expertise coupled with proven practical experience," said Doss Struse, CEO of Momentum.
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