multiple store
noun[C]
COMMERCEukusamultiple:
Consumers whopatronisemultiplestorestendto beprice-sensitive.
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Formultiplestorerelease an interval timer can be set to release stores in fixed time steps.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This is useful when a retailer wantsmultiplestoredisplays to have the same look and feel.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Today it is fashionable to proclaim the efficiency of themultiplestorebecause they are cheap; and very good they are, in their own lines.
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It is all very well for themultiplestoreto display a notice giving price ranges for various products.
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After all, she has had a very good example set by a well-knownmultiplestore.
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Is themultiplestorein the area to have a claim?
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If this measure becomes law, themultiplestore, not the small shop, will benefit, so that this will be a charter for the greedy.
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I am saying this may be totally untrue because the office, if it is amultiplestore, may be miles away from the store.
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Of the oranges which went to a certain area there was a special earmarking given to onemultiplestore.
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The tailor and the tweed mill have gone and we buy our clothes from themultiplestorein the nearest town.
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