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- verb Present participle of
hive .
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Examples
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Someone mentioned to us that this was a form of 'hiving' - a social phenomenon that we didn't know had a name. "
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Someone mentioned to us that this was a form of 'hiving' - a social phenomenon that we didn't know had a name. "
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Someone mentioned to us that this was a form of 'hiving' - a social phenomenon that we didn't know had a name. "
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(I'm not well-up on the 'hiving' habits of wasps.)
Irish Blogs 2009
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"Your speaking of blowing horns," said Mr. Clifford, laughing, "recalls a hiving experience that occurred seventy years ago.
Nature's Serial Story Edward Payson Roe 1863
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Some of the alternatives HP is exploring for its PC unit include hiving off the business into a separate company through a spin-off or sale.
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But Bankia's IPO is seen as the litmus test of whether investors believe hiving off toxic assets will get the savings banks out of the woods.
'Bad' Bank is Good Fix for Spain's Cajas Christopher Bjork 2011
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Liberal Democrat policies are for decentralisation and democratisation of public services, not hiving them all off to whichever private companies want to run and shape them for profit, with the inevitable loss of democratic involvement and accountability.
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It is not a question of thinking of a figure of people, assuming an average wage, and then booking a figure for the month at that price, hiving off other costs as within the existing structures, or covered by some sort of “legacy”.
G20 - The best press photos - April Fools Day « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2009
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By hiving off Sky News into a curious spinoff company with a 10-year guarantee of Murdoch cashflow, the problem was solved to the satisfaction of all concerned.
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