II. store [stɔː] N
consignment store N
convenience store N
department store N
convenience store clerk N, convenience store worker
convenience store worker N
convenience store worker → convenience store clerk
convenience store clerk N, convenience store worker
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The group currently consists of 131 stores with more than 98% under franchise ownership and many multiple store operators.
www.indiannewslink.co.nz Typing in the item instantly yields a list of how much that item costs at multiple stores.
www.huffingtonpost.ca Using apps also cuts down on having to carry around multiple store loyalty cards, since they are built into the app.
www.cbsnews.com Several cities are home to multiple stores.
en.wikipedia.org He bought the drugstore, sold his own remedies and eventually owned multiple stores, factories and other investments that made him a wealthy man.
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