Crossword-Clue: organisation that is part of a larger group
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4 letters (1 answer)
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- AN ORGANIZATION REGARDED AS PART OF A LARGER SOCIAL GROUP 76.00%
- small group that is part of a larger group 75.29%
- A MINOR SHOW THAT IS PART OF A LARGER ONE 73.81%
- task that is part of a larger task 72.73%
- claim that is part of a larger claim 70.89%
- panel that is part of larger panel 70.13%
- a rounded projection that is part of a larger structure 69.39%
- test that is part of larger test 69.33%
- process that is part of larger process 69.14%
- project that is part of larger project 69.14%
- Part of a larger group 67.69%
- problem that is part of larger problem 66.67%
- Not acting as part of a group 66.67%
- AN ITEM OF INFORMATION THAT IS TYPICAL OF A CLASS OR GROUP 65.35%
- AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS CONTROLLED BY A DOMINANT PERSON OR GROUP 63.55%
- Representative sample of a larger group 63.41%
- Company that's part of the Swatch Group 63.41%
- Assimilate into a larger group 63.01%
- Carmaker that's part of the Volkswagen Group 62.07%
- Warship went down, part of larger group 61.73%
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