German: AlleingangEnglish translation: go it alone 
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Bus/Financial - Aerospace / Aviation / Space / Business Strategy | | German term or phrase: Alleingang | | This is one strategy that an airline could choose from. |
| | Clarification request(s) and responseSanjay Agrawal: 3:52pm Jan 25, 2006: Grading ... - Hi all,
All the three posters have provided the same answer, and I thank you all for taking the time to assist me. In this situation, I am simply hitting the "Accept Answer/Grade" button for the poster who clicked first. Cheers!
Steffen Walter: 4:04pm Jan 25, 2006: Well, we didn't really provide the same answer, but it's your choice ... -
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| | go it alone | Explanation:
this may fit, depending on your context.
e.g.
Honda: Can the Company Go It Alone? (int'l edition) - [ Diese Seite übersetzen ]
Honda: Can the Company Go It Alone? (int'l edition) It has always been the
Honda (HMC) way: an almost fanatical devotion to independence, a hubristic pride ...
www.businessweek.com/1999/99_27/b3636007.htm |
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rainerc
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| go it alone
Explanation:
this may fit, depending on your context.
e.g.
Honda: Can the Company Go It Alone? (int'l edition) - [ Diese Seite übersetzen ]
Honda: Can the Company Go It Alone? (int'l edition) It has always been the
Honda (HMC) way: an almost fanatical devotion to independence, a hubristic pride ...
www.businessweek.com/1999/99_27/b3636007.htm
| rainerc
Germany
Native speaker of:  German, English
PRO pts in category: 16
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| going it alone
Explanation:
Many examples, such as
http://www.cfo.com/printable/article.cfm/2989437
"For years, the Sino-American joint venture was considered about the only practical way for a U.S. company to operate in the world's most populous country. Certainly, ***going it alone*** was rarely advised. But lately, China's liberalized view toward foreign business activity has changed everything--and helped bail some U.S. and European concerns out of problem ventures."
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The translation workplace 
