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counter-productive

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counter-productive [ˌkaʊntəprəˈdʌktɪv] ADJcontraproducente


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He also knows that some of it is counter-productive," he added, without elaborating.
He stresses the need to rise above low-level processes that may be redundant or counter-productive, and offers practical tips on how to cut costs, encourage innovation and increase profits.
One of the researchers, Professor Gordon Walker of Lancaster University, said: "Just calling protesters 'Nimbies' and suggesting, as Ed Miliband recently did, that it should be socially unacceptable to oppose wind turbines, is just counter-productive.
 
 
 
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