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00 As far as I know, an adjective in front of a noun does not necessarily make the noun definite.So,we can say e.g. "capitalist firm" and do not have to use "the". 02 br
00 But, in what cases would one say "capitalist firm" instead of "the capitalist firm"? 02 br
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00 thank you 02 br
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00 As far as I know, an adjective in front of a noun does not necessarily make the noun definite.So,we can say e.g. "capitalist firm" and do not have to use "the". 02 br
00 But, in what cases would one say "capitalist firm" instead of "the capitalist firm"? 02 br
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00 thank you 02 br
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0 Hi, 02 br
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01 font 00 As far as I know, an adjective in front of a noun does not necessarily make the noun definite.So,we can say e.g. "capitalist firm" and do not have to use "the". 02 br
00 But, in what cases would one say "capitalist firm" instead of "the capitalist firm"? 02 font 00 None that I can think of. 02 br
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01 font 00 As far as I know, an adjective in front of a noun does not necessarily make the noun definite.So,we can say e.g. "capitalist firm" and do not have to use "the". 02 br
00 But, in what cases would one say "capitalist firm" instead of "the capitalist firm"? 02 font 00 None that I can think of. 02 br
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