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Enterprise, city (1990 pop. 20,123), Coffee co., SE Ala.; inc. 1896. It is a peanut-shipping center with many peanut-processing establishments. There are also lumber and textile mills and plants that make concrete. The region's diversified farming began after the boll weevil destroyed (1910–15) the cotton; in gratitude for the resulting prosperity, the city erected (1919) a monument to the boll weevil. enterpriseThe entire organization, including all of its subsidiaries. It implies a large corporation or government agency, but it may also refer to a company of any size with many systems and users to manage. It depends on context. A corner candy store is "someone's enterprise." The terms "enterprise," "company," "corporation" and "organization" are used synonymously. enterprise 1. a. initiative in business b. (as modifier): the enterprise culture 2. a business unit; a company or firm Enterprise starship on 5-year mission to explore space. [Am. TV: Star Trek in Terrace] See : Exploration
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Upon graduation, they became full-fledged "capitalist" enterprisers, and self-interested but not necessarily morally bankrupt activist citizens. To those who know him, Mann is the can-do of enterprisers. The regime had the wherewithal to intervene in disputes between the industrialists and the purely free enterprisers. |
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