Different versions of a cover sentence.
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| COVER | Apart from anything else, big companies have the size and muscle to derive gains by forcing their suppliers to cut prices (as shown by the furore highlighted in yesterday's Telegraph over Serco's demand - now withdrawn - for a 2.5% rebate from its suppliers); smaller businesses lower down the food chain simply don't have that opportunity. |
| SYSTEM | Apart from anything else, large companies have the size and muscle to derive gains by pushing their suppliers to cut prices (as evidenced by the furore highlighted in yesterday's Telegraph over Serco's need - now withdrawn - for a 2.5% rebate from its suppliers); smaller businesses lower down the food chain simply don't have that opportunity. |
| RANDOM | Apart from anything else, self-aggrandizing companies have the size and muscle to derive gains by forcing their suppliers to foreshorten prices (as shown by the furore highlighted in yesterday's Telegraph over Serco's demand - now withdrawn - for a 2.5% rebate from its suppliers); smaller businesses lower down the food chain simply don't birth that chance. |
| Version . | Sentence . |
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| COVER | Apart from anything else, big companies have the size and muscle to derive gains by forcing their suppliers to cut prices (as shown by the furore highlighted in yesterday's Telegraph over Serco's demand - now withdrawn - for a 2.5% rebate from its suppliers); smaller businesses lower down the food chain simply don't have that opportunity. |
| SYSTEM | Apart from anything else, large companies have the size and muscle to derive gains by pushing their suppliers to cut prices (as evidenced by the furore highlighted in yesterday's Telegraph over Serco's need - now withdrawn - for a 2.5% rebate from its suppliers); smaller businesses lower down the food chain simply don't have that opportunity. |
| RANDOM | Apart from anything else, self-aggrandizing companies have the size and muscle to derive gains by forcing their suppliers to foreshorten prices (as shown by the furore highlighted in yesterday's Telegraph over Serco's demand - now withdrawn - for a 2.5% rebate from its suppliers); smaller businesses lower down the food chain simply don't birth that chance. |