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| Does it mean that local firms are winning in taking over another firms or is it an idiom. and what does it mean: "like so much in JApan,..take overs are red hot" thanks |
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"Like so much in Japan" means "like so many other things in Japan". |
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| I think it just means that local, not foreign, firms are leading the way in the takeovers. |
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