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anticompetitive

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an·ti·com·pet·i·tive  (nt-km-pt-tv, nt-)
adj.
That discourages competition among businesses: anticompetitive foreign trade restrictions.


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AirTran Airways would be interested in acquiring assets from Delta Air Lines or US Airways if those carriers need to make sales to alleviate anticompetitive concerns in order to facilitate a potential merger, President and COO Bob Fornaro said yesterday.
File-swap software maker LimeWire sues the Recording Industry Association of America for trying "to destroy any online music distribution service they did not own or control, or force such services to do business with them on exclusive and/or other anticompetitive terms.
Mitsubishi Chemical has agreed with Tokai Carbon to revoke their tie-up agreement in the carbon black business as a result of the Japanese Fair Trade Commission's suggestion that the alliance could become anticompetitive.
 
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