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ГЛАВА VII. ЗНАЧЕНИЕ ИМЕНИ СУЩЕСТВИТЕЛЬНОГО
В ПРЕДИКАТНОЙ ПОЗИЦИИ
Н.В. Дерябина
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1999).
      N cop N cop (copula)                     Lyons 1977),         N      N 
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1994; 2000; 2010).     N 
                  
            -          Врач есть врач, он все знает                             врач          
                  family,                I think a family is a
family when a family is respectable to the whole family and they don't scream at you (www.ChildrensPressLine)            A family is a family not because of gender but because of values, like commitment, trust and love (www.Ms.Magazine)       
 A family is a family when there are parents who love each other and their children (www.JournalYoung);
  If we learned one thing from the first season of The Sopranoits this: A family is a family, whether you’re born into it or you take an oath to join it. And nobody gets out of a family alive (www.SalonColumn)  -  ,      : The meaning of the story shows whether you are adopted or not, a family is a family and blood is not always thicker than water (www.Barnes&Noble)      : A family is a family because of love; blood is secondary at best; otherwise marriage would be impotent in bringing husband and wife together
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(www.MennoniteBrethrenHerald)   
  family   :      -               
                        N cop N           - ; ,  word   The Word
I decided to look up the meaning of a word to be sure.
I thought a word is a word, nothing more. But NO, I said, that is not so. A word has power, it can make you feel high or low.
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   word  word has power 
 (2000)                                ( ),  (  )  ( ).     -           
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    -                                       возможном      ( )     
 business Business is business      business                                              ­            primary objective 
Business is business and one does not enter into it unless her primary objective is to earn money (www.GlobalSummitWomen).
             ().
             
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   -           
(makes profit      (counts every kopeck:
Business is business» an old saying, to which I may couple the observation that whatever makes profit        Worker, 1995);
Business is business and a businessman counts every kopeck (www.NGO&Business).
      Business is business   LDCE:    ,      - , ,  
(when dealing with money we must not think of other matters, such as friendship). 

     business,       business           :   
business versus fun:

old man. Fun is fun. But business is business. And you can’t combine the two (Cronin);
) business versus holiday; business versus pleasure:
Christmas is over and business is business (www.EvenMoreQuotes).
    Business is business Christmas is over           
Another important factor in the success of their business is their strong partnership. … Business is business and pleasure is pleasure. We do mix the two, but we try to be open and honest. We've had our ups and
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downs but we have worked through them. We go hunting together and discuss
(www.AboriginalCaseStudy);
              :         
Business is business is business. Things are changing. You have e-mail
and e-commerce and all that, but it still comes down to the fundamentals of people doing things for other people, providing good service and showing that
(www.BaltimoreBusinessJournal).
    business                 ,    
          business       business                                            (, 40).
  -    Business is business    business                 
However it is not for me to prejudge what the panelists will say, so I will end at this point simply by saying business is business, we cannot prosper without it (www.AsiaForum).
  , business
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         
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS
Here's how most business gets done in t these foundational businesses are built upon PRINCIPLES that do not change.
() BUSINESSES CREATE OPPORTUNITIES
Let's face it folks, we're here to make money. The businesses that succeed all offer their participants an opportunity to make money in some way.
(b) BUSINESSES SOLVE PROBLEMS
Think of the top five businesses that you respect and you will find that each one is solving someone's problem in some way.
(c) BUSINESSES MAKE A PROFIT
This may sound strange, but some people still have not learned that a business must profit to survive.
(d) BUSINESSES BUILD COMMUNITY
When you become a customer of a successful business you know that you have value to them. They communicate this to you (www.ConceptMarketingGroupInc).
   Business is business        
      b)  (cd) 
       business  
But if I had not been so well cared for, if people had not been so good to me as they have been, I am convinced I should have dropped dead or lost my reason completely. Business is business, and in the same way duty is duty (www.Letter).
     N cop N          
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       
               
It matters not whether you are single, married or swinging from a tree! Business is business and your personal life is personal! Keep them separate! (www.NetworkingCommunityforWomen).
                       a    
a) I bet you've heard the phrase «business is business»    (www.Hyperion);
) Remember, business is business.       ealize it has nothing to do with your self-worth and
everything to do with business (www.NursingSpectrum).
        the rule  
What about the risk of relationship problems interfering with the job?
The rule is, business is business, and personal is personal   our employees are professionals
and very dedicated to the company. Also, they have a vested interest in our success, because they've trusted us enough to put all their eggs in one baske (www.JadeSystemCorporation).
               
Business is Business. () Business associates are (1) kept strictly apart from family an Poor question! (2) Whatever builds trust, respect, comprehension and
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cooperation between different people will be the effective course
(www.CulturalDiversityTraining).
               (     )    -          ( )            (Poor
question!).
                                                   
bosses and coworkers are just that, and not family,         
business is, well, business (www.CanIForfive).
       business personal lifefamily, friendship 
 on the opposite sidend   business is business, and family is family (New York Times,
1993).
            (, 6)            N           
By the summer of 2000, the friend had to be let go. The lesson, Jeronimo says, is that you don't really know what friends are like at work. He was
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