The categories were: burger chains, coffee and bakery chains, frozen dessert chains, sandwich chains, Mexican chains, pizza chains, and chicken chains.
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Bicycle chains, jean chains, wallet chains, coke can ring chains.
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Ice cream and cake chains are a dime a dozen — but cheesecake chains?
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The chains of begats and births, the chains of names Are meaning itself.
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King Gold Chains is being sued for, well, not paying for his gold chains.
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He sang in his aria: But everywhere we are in chains We are in chains The difference here Between prison and outside In here You see the chains.
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Of the 316 national chains recorded in the 2019 study, 116 chains saw a decline in store locations while 76 chains saw a net gain in store locations.
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Traditional chains offering burgers and fried chicken are sometimes less vegetarian-friendly than newer chains.
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The 27 fast-food chains sampled in the study include popular chains like Taco Bell, Dunkin' Donuts, Starbucks, and McDonalds, but the study wasn't designed to compare chains, Schaider says.
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Bound in chains, she felt the surging Rainbow Energy, rose up, and finally broke the chains.
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Supply chains: Prepare for major disruptions to your supply chains, and especially to your service providers.
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Magesvaran Suranjan: We have multiple supply chains around the world and we leverage the supply chains optimally.
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Although apparently held by chains against their will, the chains are loose and could be easily lifted.
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Consumer groups graded top restaurant chains on their policies regarding antibiotic use in their beef supply chains.
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The prices for iPhone exploit chains are still high and the chains themselves are relatively rare, though.
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If not, it could disrupt manufacturers supply chains, particularly for automakers whose supply chains extend across North America.
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Restaurant chains are aggressively trying to attract customers for breakfast, a rare growing segment for fast food chains.
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AND IN THIS INDUSTRY, YOU ALWAYS HAVE THAT VARIABILITY TO IT, LIKE OTHER INDUSTRIES DO. LOCAL DRUGSTORES AND THE NATIONAL CHAINS, LOCAL HARDWARE STORES AND THE NATIONAL CHAINS, LOCAL DINERS AND THE NATIONAL CHAINS.
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Coincidentally, the FBI found that the Clinton email server contained eight top-secret email chains and 36 secret email chains.
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The Wetzels think fast-casual chains like Blaze can beat out fast-food chains and eventually replace fast food altogether.
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Other scientists trap their polymers by capping the ends of the long chains or linking the chains together into networks.
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U.S. burger chains, including McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's Co, are battling intense competition from upstart chains and meal-kit sellers.
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There were these massive fast-food chains and supermarket chains that had an unprecedented level of market power over their suppliers.
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I'm counting Starbucks among fast-food chains for this list, since it is one of the largest American chains in South Korea.
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The chains are beautiful, creations of God: The chains on our hands hurt us, But the scars on our hands teach us.
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"You always need to carry all these chains, or buy two chains and leave one in office or one in home," Tonev says.
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Quick-service chains are seen growing traffic by about 1 percent, while visits to full-service chains are anticipated to decline 2 percent.
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Transplant chains are able to take pairs of mismatched living donors and recipients and scramble them around to create chains of matching pairs.
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Warner on Monday advocated for the need to strengthen and secure U.S. military equipment supply chains and telecommunications supply chains against Chinese cyberattacks.
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The dollar menu has disappeared from chains such as McDonald&aposs, as many chains turn to bundled deals instead of $1 menu items.
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And if island chains are good enough to safeguard Russia's nuclear deterrent, don't write off the defensive potential of well-fortified island chains.
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For instance, chains mode mimics the variable resistance of a chain attached to your barbell or weight, making it heavier on the way up (as the chains leave the ground) and lighter on the way down (as the chains return to the ground).
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" Additionally, "the FBI investigation determined Clinton contributed to discussions in four e-mail chains classified as CONFIDENTIAL, three e-mail chains classified as SECRET/NOFORN [not to be shared with foreign nationals], and four e-mail chains classified as TOP SECRET/SAP.
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Same store sales grew 5.3 percent in December, according to the association, which includes retail chains Walmex and Soriana, in addition to other chains.
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National chains, such as Walgreens or CVS, were significantly more likely than regional chains or individually-owned retailers to carry the morning-after pill.
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A trade deal with Taiwan could help secure United States and allied supply chains by accelerating the reorganization of Asian supply chains currently underway.
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Fast-casual restaurant chains like Chipotle Mexican Grill and Sweetgreen have been stealing customers from full-service restaurant chains like Outback Steakhouse and IHOP.
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In the emails provided by Clinton when she was at State, there were eight email chains that contained top-secret information, 36 email chains that contained secret information, eight email chains that contained classified information, and 2,000 emails that were later up-classified to confidential.
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Half-used toiletries from hotel chains generate millions of pounds of waste every year, so massive hotel chains have been slowly getting rid of them.
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Vegan fast-food chains — Instagram darling By Chloe, "veggie-positive" Veggie Grill — kept expanding, while regular fast-food chains like McDonald's experimented with vegan options.
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As bubble-tea chains take over New York City and the rest of the US, Irene set out to figure out which chains reign supreme.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, Travis has astronomic plans to produce "Astroworld" branded jewelry, clocks, watches, key chains, jewelry cases and even dog chains.
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Eight of those chains contained Top Secret information, the highest level of government classification; another 36 chains contained Secret information, and eight contained confidential information.
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Same-store sales for the quarter were up 1.9 percent for U.S. Dunkin' Donuts chains and down 0.9 percent for Baskin-Robbins chains during the quarter.
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In the slideshow ahead, you'll find wallet chains, wallets with chains (an important distinction), and keychains that all give your outfit that extra edge it needs.
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Meanwhile, shares of large grocery chains dropped following the news, with traditional chains feared by Wall Street as being in trouble by Jeff Bezos' powerhouse play.
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Fast-food chains and fast-casual chains, in particular, have already begun to utilize kiosks to speed up ordering and decrease the number of staff mistakes.
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These challenges have been acknowledged by tech firms, and several solutions, including side-chains, tree-chains and mini-blockchains, are being tested to fix the problem.
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Lucky's struggles are a symptom of growing pressure on smaller grocery chains in an industry with wafer-thin margins, rising competition and consolidation from big chains.
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I tried all the sauces from both chains to see which had a better selection overall, and I found that both chains excelled in different areas.
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Stores that stocked the now-recalled fruit include both national grocery chains like Aldi, Costco, and Walmart and regional chains like Fairway Market, Hannaford, and Market Basket.
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MESTER: SOME MANUFACTURING FIRMS SAY THAT, YOU KNOW, IT'S VERY DISRUPTIVE BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO THINK ABOUT THEIR SUPPLY CHAINS AND CHANGING SUPPLY CHAINS IS VERY DISRUPTIVE.
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Of those, eight of the email chains contained information classified as "top secret" at the time they were sent or received and 36 chains contained "secret" information.
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I highly, highly doubt that they just tossed the chains in the water like they were fly fishing, hoping that the chains would catch onto the corpse.
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Fast-food chains are grappling with how to deal with violence in restaurants, with at least three deadly shootings at major chains in the last month alone.
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Impossible's only offering its veggie beef in a handful of regional supermarket chains to start, before ramping up to national chains and, the company hopes, expanding internationally.
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Major casual dining chains, like Olive Garden, IHOP and Chili's, are better equipped to weather the storm than mom-and-pop chains or independent fine-dining restaurants.
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Big name fast food chains have spread rapidly across many parts of Africa, and even in areas where the chains themselves haven't ventured, knockoffs have broken ground.
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The magenta sports coats, the gold chains . . .
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Meantime, spending is moving away from department store chains like J.C. Penney and Sears — which have been forced to shut stores in bulk — and apparel-based specialty chains.
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We've seen a lot of firms concerned about supply chains going forward, and many have tried to secure alternative supply-chains if the President pulls out of NAFTA.
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Kylie Jenner's baby daddy dropped around $500,000 for 9 chains -- a "Flame Boy" 80-carat chain for himself ... and 8 Cactus Jack chains for members of his team.
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Whereas the older chemicals had longer chains of fluorinated carbons, these newer ones have shorter chains, which the chemical companies claim makes them safer for health and the environment.
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A brand-new physical world was arising of interstate highways, fast-food chains, motel chains, new technology buildings, the new industrial parks — but the human spirit was under assault.
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Supply chains are very important, so to the extent the supply chains are disrupted by the Coronavirus, that could show up in terms of inputs to the U.S. economy.
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Eight of those chains contained information that was Top Secret at the time they were sent; 85033 chains contained Secret information at the time; and eight contained Confidential information.
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"American firms, and particularly midsize ones, often have complex sourcing chains involving China but do not have the capabilities to really look down their suppliers' supply chains," he said.
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" Their stories — "pages and pages, chains of words.
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Yeah, it's focused on companies that are solving the environmental crisis through business, and it also helps in developing supply chains because the expensive thing is developing new supply chains.
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Lower priced fast-food chains seem to be benefiting from last year's sharp slowdown in customer traffic to fast-casual chains, Bernstein analyst Sara Senatore said in a recent report.
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Since the Golden Arches hopes to compete with chains like Five Guys and Smashburger, we wanted to see how the Signature Crafted Recipes stack up against these chains' signature burgers.
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The chains in the polymer would thus assemble into layers, like the arterial walls the researchers hoped to copy, rather than strongly linked chains of some other liquid-crystal polymers.
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The investigation determined that 110 emails in 52 email chains contained classified information, including 8 chains containing information that was marked as top secret at the time, Director Comey said.
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Similarly, analysts at The NPD Group expected quick-service chains to see traffic grow by about 1 percent, while visits to full-service chains are anticipated to fall 2 percent.
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Small chains are getting squeezed as Walmart (WMT), Kroger (KR) Costco (COST)and others lower their prices to compete with each other, discount German chains Aldi and Lidl, and Amazon.
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The troubles echo a trend seen across UK grocers where discount chains such Lidl and Aldi ate into the profits of long-established chains such as Sainsbury, Tesco and Morrison.
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But once you move past the origin of the chains, another question lingers: How did the White Walkers manage to get the chains around Viserion if they die upon touching water?
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MoviePass has already partnered with some independent theater chains for a cut on ticket revenue and food and drink sales, something the company is reportedly wants from larger chains like AMC.
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Of particular importance, with TPP, the United States has the ability to improve the integration of North American supply chains and explore new markets for goods produced by those supply chains.
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In January, analysts at the NPD Group expected quick-service chains to see traffic grow by about 1 percent, while visits to full-service chains are anticipated to fall 2 percent.
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QSR Magazine's annual drive-thru survey found that fast-food chains' drive-thru times have slowed in 2019, despite some chains' efforts to slim down their menus to speed up service.
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In recent days supermarkets and restaurant chains have warned that some fruit and vegetable supplies could run out and prices could rise if ports are paralyzed and supply chains are disrupted.
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He says the funky, pink and blue Frappuccino bumped traffic to its chains—sales will probably be seen in Starbuck's fiscal third-quarter earnings—and helped with the coffee's chains brand awareness.
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People get obsessed with the word chains they use for their identity, and it may be that these word chains identify people as a Christian, a Muslim, or a Jew, or whatever.
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The company is mostly focused on having its products on the shelves of large retail chains such as Casino's GPA and Carrefour Brasil, but also eyes fast-food chains operating in Brazil.
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The millions of enslaved Africans brought to this country in chains and under the whip and amid ubiquitous fear did not remain enslaved in the chains of its southern plantations by choice.
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Read more: The 7 fast-food chains with the best service in America, according to customersHere are the 8 fast-food chains that provide the best value, according to our dear readers.
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Read more:I ate 8 chicken sandwiches from fast-food chains, and the best was also the cheapestI ate chicken nuggets from 6 fast-food chains, and the best were also the cheapest
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As the trade war intensifies, global companies are shifting production and supply chains out of China, scrambling to secure new facilities in neighboring Asian countries and rebuild supply chains outside of China.
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That's why you see Kroger and Amazon and other grocery store chains plowing down rows of [goods] and installing warm counters with warm food and you're seeing grocery chains focus on delivery.
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She said off-price chains such as TJ Maxx and Ross Stores are turning inventory roughly two times as fast as department store chains including Dillard's, J.C. Penney, Kohl's, Macy's and Nordstrom.
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Vuitton is an accessories house, above all, and in the end, it is pens on chains, spinel rings, key chains and black-on-black Keepall monogram bags that will set cash registers ringing.
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"We are very bullish about the potential impact of blockchain in minerals and metals supply chains," said Harrison Mitchell, director of RCS Global, which advises companies on responsible sourcing and audits supply chains.
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Thanks to chains such as Burger King, White Castle and Bareburger, servings of plant-based burgers at fast-food chains are up 10% in the year ending in May, the NPD Group found.
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No matter how many locally sourced and organic chains pop up globally, "there are still tons of people who still eat the standard burgers and fries from fast-food chains," as Choi says.
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Canada is dependent on global supply chains, and if the links between companies are hurt by anti-trade sentiment, the economic consequences for all countries in the chains could be severe, Poloz warned.
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Chains linking, binding us, like slavery's chains link and bind us, though slavery seldom if ever mentioned by my Oxford professors in the early sixties, whose stories taught me the origins of fiction.
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Additional structural reasons for expecting higher wage inflation concern global value chains and offshoring, where the recent rise in protectionism will almost certainly result in reduced trade flows and less efficient supply chains.
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Apple's supply chains could be rewoven as key manufacturers for the company consider relocating and diversifying centers of production outside China as the coronavirus rattles supply chains, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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S. trade war upends global supply chains and hurts demand.
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Companies' IP is more scattered owing to global production chains.
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The spread of digital twins could shake up supply chains.
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Yeah, we gotta get good at these new supply chains.
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As companies gather together, specialised supply chains can take shape.
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Hotel chains and McDonald's have recently expanded tuition benefit programs.
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They are going to put you all back in chains.
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Indeed, all three of the major chains plan to expand.
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Large advertisers have been scrutinizing their online media supply chains.
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Here are the best discounts our chains are offering today.
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Two different chains just opened in my neighborhood in Brooklyn.
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Other suggestions include reforming supply chains and reducing food waste.
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Strangle fascists with the chains they would have you wear.
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Daenerys has freed people from chains and commands literal dragons.
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You have TV serials, social media discourse, fast food chains.
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Sadly, the fun only applies to these three Drybar chains.
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Ill cows are dragged with bulldozers and chains, becoming dismembered.
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So these are complex ecosystems now with complex supply chains.
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Of the chicken chains, it actually did the best job.
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General Electric is localising its production, supply chains and management.
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"I just can't see him in chains," she tells me.
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Meanwhile small, independent pubs struggle to compete with the chains.
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As such, rather than scaling back, fashion chains are expanding.
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The situation has also upset automotive manufacturing and supply chains.
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Chokers and chains were the perfect accessories for this theme.
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She died in chains with no way to defend herself.
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That's comparable to many supermarket chains in most major cities.
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To lure back customers, chains are homing in on service.
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That's great news for Restaurant Brands, which owns both chains.
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Supply chains shrouded in secrecy harm workers, products and consumers.
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Frog mucus contains peptides, or short chains of amino acids.
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Making clean hydrogen at scale will also require supply chains.
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He was wearing a prison uniform, but not ankle chains.
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Today, though, many industries rely on long multinational supply chains.
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They were attacked by mobs wielding baseball bats and chains.
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Analysts had expected a 1 percent decline at both chains.
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"Admittedly, Ackman's done well with the restaurant chains," he said.
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The smaller fry in the world's supply chains just might.
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Apps and emojis -- hip-hop's new gold chains and Henny.
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"She loves chains because she has personality, character," says Zanotti.
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For the teen who chains his wallet to his jeans.
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He had also purchased several sets of handcuffs and chains.
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It just kind of busted up whole chains of families.
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Kobe Steel has an extensive role in global supply chains.
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Crumpacker is the restaurant chains' chief creative and development officer.
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And theater chains, particularly AMC, are absolutely not on board.
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Other chains blamed November's election for poor burger sales, too.
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Sites like that Traveloka, however, mainly target large hotel chains.
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The chains are plagued with empty shelves and messy stores.
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It&aposs the way -- the complication of modern supply chains.
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But most of them were owned by really large chains.
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Politics has dislocated price and supply chains are still adapting.
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"My entire school, made prayer chains for me," he says.
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Multiple retailers and restaurant chains have reported struggles in China.
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What are your favorite and least favorite fast food chains?
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Expansion slows to a near halt for the two chains.
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The two chains are not just admired by industry analysts.
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Watch: Cramer on how GrubHub changes game for food chains
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Pizza Ranch dominated Market Force's loyalty index for buffet chains.
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"Rats," Ghost BEST ROCK ALBUM Rainier Fog, Alice in Chains
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To be considered, chains must have five to 22018 locations.
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The government plans to introduce league tables to rank chains.
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This is part of the reality of drug supply chains.
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Department stores and discount chains have sold increasingly similar products.
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Overseas owners also shake up supply chains, says Mr Collinson.
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Many restaurant chains already post calorie counts on their menus.
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But it's not just national chains that are boosting delivery.
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Hotel chains like Marriott are training their employees as well.
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Health supplement chains GNC and Vitamin Shoppe sell similar products.
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The 10 largest grocery chains in the world by sales
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Later, Walker added some tattoo chains to connect the tattoos.
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Human chains were taking rubble out of the disaster site.
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Which chains are your favorites and which brands disgust you?
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Not to mention the opening of chains like Whole Foods.
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Not all big hotel chains have partnered with Honeymoon Wishes.
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But when it comes to restaurant chains, size doesn't matter.
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Walgreen's, CVS, and other major pharmacy chains offer flu shots.
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Once again, we have nothing to lose but our chains.
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All hail Tyrion Lannister, Breaker of Chains, Father of Dragons.
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Whips and chains can cause a lot of harm too.
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Heavy Chains I guess heard our demo and contacted us.
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The 'Subway Stabber' cassette is available now on Heavy Chains.
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Chains see people's curiosity and have translated it into sales.
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The line has been largely marketed through luxury hotel chains.
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And the divisions between the two chains were growing wider.
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The airlines and hotel chains are already grappling with cancellations.
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Increased demand is testing retailers and grocers' supply chains, however.
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At rushing rivers, people form human chains to wade across.
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The dispute is expected to ripple through global supply chains.
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Other places are seeing the impact on their supply chains.
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What would you do if your supply chains got interrupted?
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Instacart works with several national chains including Costco and Target.
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I have no interest in talking smack about the chains.
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One caller would say hoods, the next would say chains.
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Nobody goes to chains, even expensive ones, for new sensations.
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S. measures are essentially attacking global supply and value chains.
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Travel restrictions exacerbate another problem: transmission chains are going untraced.
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"It's like we're putting chains on our imagination," he said.
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Some hotel chains have policies covering firearms on their properties.
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Grocery chains are seeing a similar trend to warehouse stores.
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Several other chains have had to roll back operations. Yum!
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The faster you isolate them is what breaks the chains.
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Another failing assumption is the security of our supply chains.
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But supply chains remain constrained, and delivery times are delayed.
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Fatburger is one of the most underrated chains out there.
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We believe these chains of transmission can still be interrupted.
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Supply chains are as important as wages in car manufacturing.
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Beijing also said U.S. measures will hit global supply chains.
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But many of Darden's other chains are doing well too.
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CNN Business reached out to America's 20 largest bank chains.
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"The infection chains are partially no longer trackable," he said.
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Even more troubling is the threat to global supply chains.
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Another company looking to attract national chains is REEF Technology.
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And people still don't know how supply chains will look.
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Chains are where the rest of that education can happen.
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The disruptions are increasingly spilling over into global supply chains.
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The virus is affecting stores, supply chains, and stock prices
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It's a reminder of the complexity of restarting supply chains.
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Within the mall are the rusted remains of national chains.
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Other movie chains, such as Cinemark (CNK), have similar programs.
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They were moved between facilities in black hoods and chains.
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Whatever enhancements these chains are being fed, we're not mad.
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Smaller chains and independent restaurants have struggled to keep up.
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Yum owns chains including Taco Bell, KFC and Pizza Hut.
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So Simonds negotiated deals with the four leading theatre chains.
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The dish has since become a staple at restaurant chains.
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Restaurant Brands also owns the Burger King and Popeyes chains.
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Shoppers are buying fewer clothes and moving toward discount chains.
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On Wednesday, Azar said supply chains have changed over time.
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Chains including Chipotle, Red Robin and Cosi closed many locations.
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Modern supply chains are hyperconnected systems of contractors and customers.
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Its significance is set to grow amid shifting supply chains.
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The line is a possible challenge to pharmacy retail chains.
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They attach metal chains to bang against the burned skin.
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Both chains are facing significant challenges, but for different reasons.
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The 12 email chains had been reviewed by investigators previously.
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The two chains might also decide to negotiate a settlement.
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Earrings sparkled in his ears, silver chains circled his neck.
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Some of the children were restrained with chains and padlocks.
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He's then taken away from his jungle home in chains.
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Not to mention spikes, chains, and weapons á la anime.
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Other chains are following suit, according to the Hamburger Morgenpost.
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When asked if they worry that China-curbing measures might disrupt global supply chains, nationalists on Team Trump reply that they want to reroute such chains back into America, while there is still time.
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Yet, quick-service restaurant chains released 54 new hamburgers through September this year, up about a third from last year, according to a survey of about 75 chains by Datassential, which analyzes menu trends.
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So far, about 100 grocery chains, 60 restaurant chains, and dozens of other major food businesses have promised to switch to cage-free in the next decade, according to the US Department of Agriculture.
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Chick-fil-A's recent growth is forcing chains across the US to up their chicken sandwich game, with a number of chains doubling down on testing and adding new menu items in recent months.
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The second order impact though would depend on how supply chains adjust and to the extent that supply chains start to circumnavigate or circumvent entirely the Chinese market because it's just become too expensive.
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"The magnet chains are embedded in the polymer, and when we apply a magnetic field, a torque is generated that tries to align the chains with the field directions," associate professor Joe Tracy tells TechCrunch.
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Murphy said stockpiling could work well for firms with fast-moving just-in-time supply chains, but those with slower-moving supply chains faced a risk of being lumbered with stock if orders dry up.
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He argued that, because the Republican Party stopped real slavery, it is morally required to balance the budget, because it's the same as real slavery because Beck's metaphoric chains are the same as real chains.
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With delivery and other forms of off-premise consumption fueling sales growth as chains struggle to get more people in restaurants, 2020 will likely see the rise of high-tech drive-thrus at more chains.
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Better burger and fast casual chains started gaining momentum after the 2008 recession, when people were looking for spots that served higher quality meals than fast food chains but were less expensive than casual restaurants.
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But just as supermarket and drugstore chains have reshaped local economies and wiped out many small businesses, dollar store chains are beginning to take over neighborhoods where mom-and-pop dollar stores have traditionally dominated.
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As a result, many US companies have supply chains that straddle international borders — supply chains that would be hugely disrupted if they suddenly had to pay tariffs every time a good crossed a national border.
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Where in the hell did they get these dragon pulling chains?
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Speculation swirls around the firms with the most global supply chains.
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Their goal is to fine-tune supply chains in real time.
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As a result, supply chains are getting shorter, faster and smarter.
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By Tuesday evening major supermarket chains were reporting low inventory levels.
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Some even dream of autonomous supply chains requiring no human intervention.
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Multiple requests for comment from the hotel chains were not answered .
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"Our most efficient supply chains are in North America," Hills said.
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Other major chains including Asda, Aldi, Tesco, and Sainsbury's followed suit.
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Clothing chains Primark and Superdry have also warned of weak sales.
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Wiger: I'm amazed by how many chains started in Southern California.
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Investors and mainstream restaurant chains have taken notice of the trend.
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Do you need to purchase gold chains or grow a mustache?
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Liz Rodbell, who previously headed both chains, will lead Lord & Taylor.
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Giant email chains were used to clumsily discuss vital work issues.
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Right now, many companies have global supply chains that straddle borders.
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Other hotel chains have dabbled in home sharing, without great success.
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The pier is held in place by chains and concrete blocks.
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Restaurant chains are hoping to get a piece of that pie.
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Every one of those chains figures they can eat IHOb's lunch.
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He wears gold chains I'm not certain I could bench press.
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" It&aposs good that the Declaration and Constitution have those "chains.
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Earrings are extended with sahaara chains that drape over your ear.
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That could mean further disruptions to supply chains for many companies.
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The corporate owner of the Pizza Hut and KFC chains, Yum!
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Both chains offer a solid and easily drinkable, if unremarkable, cup.
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They were facedown in the jungle, lifeless and still in chains.
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In addition, department store chains such as Sears Holdings Corp SHLD.
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Moreover, global supply chains have become complicated and entangled among nations.
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There are people asking how well protected are U.S. supply chains.
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The small downtown has no chains, apart from an obligatory Starbucks.
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Smaller, more transparent supply chains benefit consumers, farmers and companies alike.
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Retail chains have turned Columbus into a laboratory for the future.
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A lot of them are the chains: Wendy's, Chipotle, Cheesecake Factory.
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For big box chains, software updates can present a larger challenge.
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In her book, Lepore suggests another, kinkier explanation for the chains.
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Find them in grocery chains like Stop & Shop, Giant, and Shaw's.
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Several private U.S. hospital chains own and run hospitals in Mexico.
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Read on for the best bargains at chains around the country.
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Shartsis' current customers include rental car companies and gas station chains.
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After six months, he discarded the chains of office in pique.
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It's not yet clear which other grocery chains will be involved.
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Receivers have been appointed to replace management at small regional chains.
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The largest appliance chains reacted by firing staff and closing stores.
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Yes, those chains from Game of Thrones are still bothering us.
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Those securities were owned through obscure chains by highly leveraged banks.
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After the flood, supply chains were down from Texas to Florida.
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But more and more burger chains are coming into the market.
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He also has a weird, but deep passion for supply-chains.
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Chains from Taco Bell to Burger King have adopted ordering apps.
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Inside the trafficking chains, women are in the most vulnerable positions.
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So your particular word chains become very important to you, obviously.
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Major chains including Macy's and Hudson's Bay still carry the label.
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Being free reminds everyone else of the chains they have chosen.
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The lowest ranked chicken chains were Popeyes, Church's Chicken and KFC.
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The lowest-ranked sandwich chains were Jimmy John's, Subway and Arby's.
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In contrast, the American off-price chains are continuing to expand.
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You approach the rusted gate, and give the chains a tug.
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Both department store chains may discuss store closings and weaker sales.
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Subway, Arby's, and Jimmy John's are Americans' least favorite sandwich chains.
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Moody's expects such chains to be closing stores in coming years.
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We now know it chains men to an emotionally limited path.
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There are plenty of good academies, and a few good chains.
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And third, data are increasingly important lubricants for global supply chains.
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"I picked chains and colors and lengths and weights," she says.
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The chains of habit are sometimes too heavy to be broken.
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Hey, Beyoncé, Kunta Kinte now breaks chains all by himself, too.
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"Robust late-cycle growth is depleting global supply chains," they wrote.
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In today's world of global supply chains, this is equally common.
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The tensions have disrupted global supply chains and roiled financial markets.
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Sessa Englund offers key chains carrying images from her Instagram account.
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Brown had been held in chains for more than two months.
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They can't prove that children aren't involved in their supply chains.
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For some, it may be achieving operational efficiency in supply chains.
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In some cases, this kitchen can be shared by multiple chains.
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In addition, all global value chains are becoming more knowledge-intensive.
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These risks threaten livelihoods, food chains, the environment and human health.
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Like many grocery chains, Wegmans sells products under its own name.
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They are courting companies to relocate supply chains and move jobs.
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Tina Cohen-Chang's first look is dark and adorned with chains.
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They're killing casual dining chains like Applebee's and Buffalo Wild Wings.
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At Prana, we were taking years to convert these supply chains.
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O), and competition from off-price chains like TJX Cos (TJX.
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Larger chains known to serve guacamole are finding ways to persevere
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Even high street coffee chains have taken to selling charcoal "shots".
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They may have come on later ones, willingly or in chains.
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Restaurant chains are increasingly using tuition benefits to attract hourly workers.
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Discount store chains made large gains, but health care companies tumbled.
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A poster of two fists, breaking free of their heavy chains,
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However, a handful of chains stood out for having superior service.
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We must not overlook the importance of protecting these supply chains.
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If that means massive disruption to supply chains, so be it.
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Some big chains now use computerized systems to detect return abuse.
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Email chains can be painful if you need to add someone.
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Big hotel chains subsist on weary business travellers; Airbnb does not.
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But with industry growth slowing, some chains have been pushing abroad.
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They're doing their accounting on the Alibaba website, to supply chains.
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Wegmans and Trader Joe's are two grocery chains with cult followings.
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Vietnam claims some islands in the sea's Spratly and Paracel chains.
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That would result in new trade barriers and snarled supply chains.
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Recently, fast food chains have struggled with sluggish traffic in stores.
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In general, casual dining chains like Red Lobster are in trouble.
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Read more: These are the biggest fast-food chains in America
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Why you should swipe left: I'm not into whips and chains.
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The flour was mostly sold to supermarket chains in the Southeast.
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Supermarket chains have developed gender-reveal cake protocols for their bakers.
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In the Philippines, Dynamite Fishing Decimates Entire Ocean Food Chains 33.
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I've got some chains coming for Jae and Trey from 4YallEntertainment.
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Another woman was beaten and kept in chains by her husband.
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It is more valuable than the retail chains Macy's or Nordstrom.
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Global and regional supply chains will increasingly bypass the United States.
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" In other words, "Don't you understand global supply chains, you idiot?
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It's possible that some locations of fast-food chains will close.
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Why did we consolidate and thin out supply chains so aggressively?
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More sculpture than purse, the bags hung from industrial-grade chains.
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Chains like Starbucks (SBUX) and Shake Shack (SHAK) announced similar moves.
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Democratic House members share their Sanders fears on text-messaging chains.
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Many of them eventually collapsed or were merged into national chains.
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The trade conflict has upset financial markets and disrupted supply chains.
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Many large chains like Kohl's and Macy's have stabilized lagging sales.
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Their destruction would eliminate one million jobs across their supply chains.
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DPSP is one of Brazil's largest drugstore chains, with 1,350 stores.
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Near the lottery machine were Trump commemorative coins and key chains.
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The book is pushed hard with established chains and indie booksellers.
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Taste test: One of the most underrated chains in fast food
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Large companies are pushing sustainability up and down their supply chains.
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The fake meat halo effect has spread to other chains, too.
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The bad vibes could be a positive for other pizza chains.
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DPSP is one of Brazil's largest drugstore chains, with 1,350 stores.
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O) and off-price chains such as TJX Cos Inc's (TJX.
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"Vacancy chains are just another way of transferring property," he said.
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"The drug chains have had an insatiable appetite," Mr. Flickinger said.
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We live in a global marketplace, with supply chains across borders.
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Supply chains are as disaggregated as they are likely to get.
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The rattling of chains, or perhaps just a recording of it.
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CVS and Walgreens are the largest and second-largest pharmacy chains.
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Some big chains, facing high turnover and voter mandates, have complied.
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Hitler vowed to break the "chains" of the Treaty of Versailles.
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National chains were third on the list, followed by department stores.
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It beat out several nationwide sandwich chains to take the title.
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When one escaped, they began using chains and padlocks, he said.
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Many large gym chains don't have an official policy at all.
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Langdon's wardrobe is peppered with velvet, leather, chains, and heeled boots.
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The reality though is that supply chains of competitors do overlap.
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Even so, many critics were still shopping at the chains themselves.
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Eight of those chains contained information that was Top Secret at the time they were sent; 22016 chains contained Secret information at the time; and eight contained Confidential information, which is the lowest level of classification.
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"We see the future of the chains mainly for trucks and buses because those vehicles are using mostly only summer tyres... and the use of some anti-slips or chains is crucial for them," he says.
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It planned to work with foreign companies already in Cuba, including France's Accor and Spanish chains Meliá Hotels International SA and NH Hotel Group SA. It was also working on deals with state-run Cuban chains.
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Casual dining chains, ones with full-table service, had a cost range of $153,030 to $2.2 million and fine dining chains, upscale venues with full-service waiters, would see a cost between $8,273 and $2.6 million.
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Supermarket chains such as Tesco have warned that leaving the EU on October 31 with no trade deal in place would cause huge problems for their supply chains, as much of their fresh produce is imported.
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Home Depot, Lowe's – The two stocks were both rated "buy" in new coverage at Guggenheim, which said both home improvement chains will benefit from a favorable housing industry backdrop and superior supply chains, among other factors.
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Big movie theater chains like AMC and Regal have announced plans to close hundreds of multiplexes across the country, as have boutique chains like Alamo Drafthouse, with theater owners asking Congress for help to stay afloat.
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After that, he said, the Walgreens, Rite Aid and CVS chains will donate dispensing services and offer counseling to patients, and the government will seek cheaper ways to get the drugs from Gilead to those chains.
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Analysts at The NPD Group also see more consumers eating out this year, with quick-service chains expected to see traffic grow by about 28 percent, while visits to full-service chains are seen falling 26.23 percent.
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In a letter accompanying the findings, editor-in-chief Jenna Telesca notes that showing growth for legacy chains like Chik-fil-A and Panda Express is significant, showing that even older chains can adjust to consumer demands.
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Retailer Via Varejo said its 1,000-plus stores of white goods chains Casa Bahia and Ponte Frio are closing indefinitely, meaning thousands of brick-and-mortar shops of Brazil's most recognizable chains now have their shutters up.
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While the biggest grocery chains, food suppliers, and consumer goods brands are generally well-equipped to handle this kind of surge in demand, experts say the global reach of their supply chains is contributing to the problem.
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The art-house experience filled a niche for cinema aficionados that can be harder to find among the bigger movie theater chains — perhaps a draw for Netflix, which hasn't had much luck with chains as of late.
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Better yet, Easterbrook has helped reduce the company's operational costs and turn same-store sales, a key metric for retailers and restaurant chains, from negative to not only positive, but competitive versus other publicly-traded restaurant chains.
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Supply chains all over the world have been sort of twisted around.
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The hotel chains Hyatt, Rosewood and SLS had signed on as partners.
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Several chains have been pushing new designs that upend the traditional room.
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It's the next frontier that's going to completely change worldwide supply chains.
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These particles then become a permanent part of ecosystems and food chains.
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UL], which runs the Carl's Jr. and Hardee's fast-food chains [APOLOT.
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The city's zoning rules promote a healthy lifestyle, barring fast food chains.
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Daenerys Targaryen: Mother of Dragons, Breaker of Chains, Pranker of the Dothraki.
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WATCH THIS: 5-Minute Chickpea Tabbouleh Grocery chains like Publix, Kroger, etc.
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That'll likely have an impact on prices and supply chains in Asia.
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Mr Rivera expects more five-star chains to open alongside boutique hotels.
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I collect news articles, magazine prints, and these crazy, custom made chains.
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Given today's riskier world, supply chains will need to become safer too.
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The only hope is for them to make their supply chains smarter.
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Fatty acids come in different lengths of "chains": short, medium, or long.
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KS: How difficult is it to make partnership with these hotel chains?
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Bottom line: Chains don't need to work hard to earn your affection.
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" Later, he adds, "Shhhh don't think, just put on the chains honey.
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Mainstream fast food and fast casual chains are also noticing the trend.
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That would be a disaster for companies whose supply chains straddle borders.
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Drug store chains CVS and Walgreens have dropped about 9.5 percent each.
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Maxima Grupe controls retail chains in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Bulgaria and Poland.
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Inspections verify this at all points in the supply and production chains.
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The slowdown in inspections does not appear to be affecting restaurant chains.
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And other chains are looking to get in on the subscription game.
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Streamlining the supply chain Complex supply chains can be hard to digitize.
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Networks are extensible in a way that traditional supply chains are not.
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American companies are losing money and struggling to rework their supply chains.
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The first of the restaurant chains that really delivered a great number.
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Xiaomi has backed hundreds of manufacturers to gain control over supply chains.
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It has upended supply chains and hit manufacturing activity in several countries.
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Private-school chains are not perfect, but their rivals are usually worse.
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Some school chains already try to recruit disaffected members of other professions.
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One of the impacts it could have is on global supply chains.
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For male rappers, gold chains have become a sign of newfound wealth.
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Supply chains are very complicated with several parties involved across many countries.
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Blockchain-based supply chains is something several companies are trying out too.
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The chains around the logo are potentially a reference to forced motherhood.
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As his suffering deepens, nothing can unshackle "the chains of ill fortune".
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Moody's added that declines in department store chains would taper in 2019.
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There's a convenient hole for attaching to key chains, purses or backpacks.
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" Instead of diamond-encrusted chains, he boasts of "seasonal vegetables lookin' exceptional.
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So to shift supply chains can easily take nine to 12 months.
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Walmart, Target and other retail chains have online depots in the area.
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Energy shipments often involve lengthy chains of documents and multiple acknowledgement receipts.
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No wonder 26.5 restaurant chains are already signed up for the service.
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The government needs to take charge and re-establish chains of command.
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There'll also be some special fan events at some of the chains.
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Newer chains, however, are figuring out ways to drop prices even lower.
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Even chains known for their chicken can mix it up a bit.
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Many people formed "human chains of love" around mosques across the country.
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HBC operates Hudson's Bay, Lord & Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue and other chains.
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Traditional chains must routinely pay a premium to lure skilled tech workers.
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Finally, some restaurant tech products are geared for restaurant groups or chains.
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We know that production and supply chains are moving out of China.
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And, as I said before, you know, supply chains are moving out.
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First, supply chains have grown complex and global (just look at VW).
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What's next: The chains are hustling to get ahead of this trend.
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Though it includes goods traded through supply chains, it is mainly intangible.
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"HP, Dell, and Lenovo have some very broad supply chains," Moorhead notes.
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Marriott and Starwood — like other hotel chains — own very few individual hotels.
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USIC agencies determined that 68 of these e-mail chains remain classified.
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If the row escalates, countries entwined in Chinese supply chains will suffer.
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The reports don't say if Ashworth went there voluntarily or in chains.
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They thus allow trade negotiators to shape supply chains and manage production.
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However, both chains fell short of analysts' forecasts, according to the StreetAccount.
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Restaurant chains, in particular, are feeling the pain as much as anyone.
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Investment in Africa should work across value chains -- and create new ones.
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In honor of the day, many chains are celebrating with boozy deals.
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But AI will transform several other aspects of supply chains as well.
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Collectively, those three chains are in the process of shuttering 218 locations.
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There are also transport emissions associated with global supply chains and logistics.
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Steinhoff already owns the Bensons Beds and Harvey's furniture chains in Britain.
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Restaurant Brands also owns the Burger King and Popeyes Louisiana Chicken chains.
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Grocery chains, BMO says, are one likely filler for these empty shops.
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Darden is responsible for popular dining chains Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse.
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In fact, many hospitals are home to fast food chains like McDonald's.
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Something we've been seeing a lot recently, too, is chains looking internally.
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As our research demonstrates, changes in supply chains are not decided overnight.
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And unions that, you know, shut down supply chains, beginning in Flint.
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Customers can also attach the unique creations to silver or gold chains.
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The Bitcoin Cash chain split into two different chains back in November.
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Local chains like Dillard's and Belk have fewer than 300 locations, each.
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However, as these chains' online sales moved higher, their profitability trended lower.
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Dealing with Menards foreshadowed the experience she'd go through with bigger chains.
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In today's globalised world, all major ICT companies have global supply chains.
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It may all sound simple, yet some off-price chains have flopped.
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We're told the Harvey family even put on some of those chains.
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Also, it mirrors some major fast food and quick service restaurant chains.
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Supply chains might change but the scrap itself is not going away.
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Chainz, had full scrubs WITH all of his chains hanging outside though.
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How many transmission chains did I wind up breaking in 2008-2009?
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This may be slowing the development of value chains, and thus productivity.
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Many of the best English chains are wary of growing too fast.
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So they're aren't a lot of outside shops or chains rolling in.
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O) and fast-fashion chains such as Forever 303 and Inditex's (ITX.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - U.S. full-service chains such as Olive Garden (DRI.
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Silently, Lamar walked up to the mike and quietly rattled his chains.
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So far, 2017 has been a particularly bleak year for retail chains.
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High on meth, I found myself in a leather bar called Chains.
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"Their supply chains cannot be adjusted in short order," Seyedin told CNN.
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Most chains don't see the calorie information postings as hurting overall sales.
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Yet it's not just major chains that are pushing for direct bookings.
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Residents formed human chains to pluck their neighbors from the high waters.
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Some countries also regulate markups along the drug supply and distribution chains.
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Researchers considered products from 14 chains of restaurants and fast-food outlets.
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An escalating trade dispute between the two neighbours threatens semiconductor supply chains.
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For the first time, I really tried to pull on the chains.
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In fittingly spooky news this October, chains are buzzing about ghost kitchens.
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Chains like Potbelly, Schlotsky's and Arby's offer a range of hot sandwiches.
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Major chains like Burger King and Subway didn't even make the list.
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Here's a look at a few bookstore chains that aren't around anymore:
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So it's no surprise that some toy-store chains just didn't survive.
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Many chains like Blockbuster and Claire's enjoyed great success in the 1990s.
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The two are Canada's biggest listed homegrown non-grocery department store chains.
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There are clear benefits from Mexico's integration into North American supply chains.
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It helps dispense with unwieldy email chains, interruptions and status update meetings.
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On land, food chains rely on plants to convert sunlight to sugar.
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On land, food chains rely on plants to convert sunlight to sugar.
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Earth's two essential food chains, in the sea and on land, collapsed.
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Lock No. 52 is a serious bottleneck in innumerable supply chains nationwide.
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They support tens of thousands more British jobs through their supply chains.
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Nonprofit Clean the World collects used soaps from hotel chains for donations.
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EV's also don't always have the cleanest supply chains, Mark Matousek reports.
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The brand has said supply chains are the responsibility of its licensees.
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Gone are traditional fast food chains like Wendy's, Subway and Burger King.
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This year, there are over 123 chains that are honoring service members.
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Texas Roadhouse, Outback Steakhouse, the leading steak-centric restaurant chains in America.
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The streaming giant didn't see eye to eye with major theater chains.
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She tries to regain control by hurting herself with weapons and chains.
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But virtual reality may be about to break free from those chains.
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Digital ordering has been challenging for many restaurant chains and their customers.
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It is not just specialty chains that are drawn to the concept.
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"Protectionism saps trade, disrupts supply chains and raises import costs," Fox said.
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The FW:FW:FW:FW:FW: email chains of the early aughts are lying in wait.
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For those who don't know, could you explain what Markov chains are?
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M.C., you know, getting off the helicopter with the big gold chains.
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China is rattling global supply chains across the metallic spectrum right now.
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China's industrial investment also feeds its hunger to secure global supply chains.
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There are fewer supermarkets in poor neighborhoods, and more fast-food chains.
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And they walk off, dragging their respective chains of people behind them.
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Trader Joe's and Costco are two nationwide chains that both sell groceries.
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Fast-food chains add new items to the menu all the time.
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Costco is one of the largest grocery store chains in the world.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's competition regulator on Wednesday accused supermarket chains Cencosud (CEN.
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Supermarket chains and other consumer-focused companies were among the biggest decliners.
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But it would also represent the voice of people in ideological chains.
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Snarled supply chains would put manufacturing companies in an especially difficult position.
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Casual dining chains have become pretty ubiquitous with generic menus and interiors.
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The supply chains of Italian and German automakers are especially well integrated.
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Several chains have restricted sales of soap to one item per person.
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Other chains have implemented more expansive policies in response to the outbreak.
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Despite their size, however, the chains are still in a precarious position.
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Fast-food burger chains as a whole have seen business slow down.
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But national chains like McDonald's, Subway and Starbucks popped up as well.
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More companies are saying they are redirecting supply chains away from China.
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Chains like T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Kohl's and Starbucks remain staffed and open.
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Chains including McDonald's and Starbucks ramped up "contactless" pickup and delivery services.
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At first, COVID-19 was primarily hitting companies' supply chains in China.
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"The entire supply chains have been thrown completely off balance," Mattern said.
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Shares in drugstore chains like CVS, Rite Aid and Walgreens plummeted yesterday.
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An epidemic that hits sales and supply chains will give buyers pause.
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These efforts can affect international supply chains and lead to economic chaos.
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Necklaces/chains are the No. 2 category, generating one-quarter of sales.
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And diverse supply chains are better able to respond to a catastrophe.
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That included tech firms, airlines, restaurant chains, ticketing services and entertainment venues.
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During the war, his army kidnapped free blacks, returning them to chains.
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The current crisis could have a similar effect on defense supply chains.
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Breaks in supply chains, factory closings and worker quarantines have disrupted supplies.
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Consumption and supply chains have stalled while shoppers and workers quarantine themselves.
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On trade, previous global pandemics have caused worry about global supply chains.
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But there&aposs still work to be done with the big chains.
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It could be weeks or months before global supply chains fully recover.
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China's vast economy and the global supply chains it feeds are fraying.
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He turned toward the spectators in the courtroom and shook his chains.
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I went to both chains and ate a similar meal at each.
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Shake Shack, Chipotle, Wingstop – The restaurant chains may be added to Amazon.
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And Pizza Hut and Papa John's came up even among pizza chains.
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Global brands have also come under greater scrutiny over their supply chains.
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I've seen church prayer chains that are easier to understand than this.
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Department stores also face competition from beauty chains like Sephora and Ulta.
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Most major US airlines participate, as well as a few hotel chains.
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Aerospace plants in Britain are often part of complex international supply chains.
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Two chains canceled future screenings of "Blue Story" after incidents this weekend.
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The sandwich was a huge hit — and other chicken chains took notice.
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This phenomenon reverses decades of dispersing manufacturing supply chains across the globe.
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Premium coffee chains like Starbucks Corp have made breakfast out more common.
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Major events have been canceled, and company supply chains are being disrupted.
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Take retail, home to lots of chains selling lots of animal skin.
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And the furs, and the looks, and the chains, and the metal.
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But the big pharmacy chains have not been held liable so far.
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Shares in other grocery chains dropped the day that deal was announced.
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In the Pacific Ocean, overfishing has thrown food chains out of balance.
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To find out, I went to both chains and ordered similar meals.
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Bankruptcies in the retail sector increased and many struggling chains cut stores.
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Discount retailers, including TJMaxx and fast-fashion chains, continue to grow sales.
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The meat substitute protein trend could be a boon for those chains.
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She doubts vacancy chains are the whole story in crab society, either.
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Every spouse can start the same chains in his or her families.
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Ringed structures are less flexible than floppy chains, making macrocycles extremely stable.
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Shifting supply chains, though, will show the extent of longer-term losses.
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His tariffs have messed with her supply chains and driven up costs.
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In 2014, fast-food chains like Taco Bell launched new breakfast menus.
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And even more fast-food chains began selling breakfast in the 2010s.
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Kohl's kicked off the two-day earnings run of department store chains.
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And it tightens auto supply chains accused of bleeding jobs to Mexico.
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The other 22 chains, including places such as McDonalds, received F grades.
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This is how supply chains will continue to adapt, the economist said.
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The rapper added to his look with several layers of diamond chains.
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Some private drug store chains said they had sold out their shots.
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If your chains are different sizes and textures, they don't get tangled.
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Shopping chains typically offer credit but rarely debit cards, Hermosillo Bernal added.
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Many of the children had metal chains around their ankles, police said.
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Panda Express is one of the best-known American-Chinese food chains.
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Once-omnipresent chains like Payless ShoeSource and RadioShack have filed for bankruptcy.
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Supply chains including trucking will not be affected by this new measure.
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At the designer's request, Mr. Leane made Victorian-style silver fob chains.
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She's been making daisy chains in the outfield since the late '70s.
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It's definitely my favorite Alice In Chains record for those exact reasons.
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It'll go perfect with ES' stacks of cash and gold chains. Congrats!
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Email chains, conference calls and Slack channels were used to organize coverage.
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Marked down from 79 cents, that's more comparable to other supermarket chains.
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The company owns casinos and restaurant chains, not the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
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Film studios, fearful of angering theater chains, have been reluctant to participate.
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Nasoya kimchi, $5.99 for 14 and 14.5 ounces, at major grocery chains.
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Our artists are creating capital or playing the clowns in capital chains.
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This is done inside a cage of chains and even more plexiglass.
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I drink coffee and start pulling out the stuff, chains and things.
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In honor of the holiday, many chains are giving away free doughnuts.
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All three chains are closing stores, Business Insider's Hayley Peterson has reported.
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Large, heavy chains were used to secure the doors inside the car during the fire, according to the source, but it's unclear how exactly the chains were used because the interior of the vehicle was so badly damaged.
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"When you look at some of these electronics companies and how they're having to rebuild their supply chains because of these tariffs, these are ... supply chains that were designed to create jobs in the United States," Hickenlooper said.
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Read more: 11 fast-food chains with the best customer service in AmericaHeavy hitters like Mastro's Steakhouse/Ocean Club and The Capital Grille ranked highly on Nation's Restaurant News' analysis of chains with the highest average unit volume.
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Our founders are focused on innovations aimed at disrupting all around us: Their innovations could reshape deep-rooted enterprise practices centered around training robots, automotive value chains, auditing practices, credit scoring, equipment maintenance, warehouse supply chains and internet infrastructure.
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"Companies have improved their climate accounting in recent years, but there remains a high level of uncertainty, particularly in supply chains," said Suzanne Greene, who manages the Sustainable Supply Chains program at the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics.
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The contest, Rethink Supply Chains, aims to send a message that efforts to make supply chains transparent and slave-free create market opportunities, said Catherine Chen, director of investments at Humanity United, a non-profit participant in the project.
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Read more: The 7 fast-food chains with the best service in America, according to customersIt was not fully scientific, but people's answers helped identify a few standouts — especially as most chains ended up with very low bathroom scores.
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Up until now, the big theater chains, like AMC, have hated the idea — because, obviously, if people watch at home they won't spend their money at big theater chains — and they've been able to force Hollywood to play along.
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Rival publicly held dealership chains Group 23 Automotive, Penske Automotive and Sonic Automotive Inc all have suffered steep share price declines over the past year, though the three smaller chains have outperformed AutoNation since the beginning of this year.
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In the early 2000s, Hyatt acquired several chains, including AmeriSuites and Summerfield Suites.
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And they should: Local businesses generate better economic ripple effects than national chains.
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Walmart's weak results put pressure on other retailers as well as supermarket chains.
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We've done the legwork for you at the most popular fast food chains.
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However, there are some hopeful signs for 2017 — especially for quick-service chains.
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N) rose 2 to 3 percent, while drugstore chains Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA.
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As was widely expected, department stores and electronics chains were the biggest losers.
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If we're talking about tourism, hotel chains are going to follow the opportunities.
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Usher's newest music video for "Chains" is a powerful examination of police brutality.
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"Supply chains used to be stable," says Tradeshift founder and CEO Christian Lanng.
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Here are some Mother's Day deals offered by major chains around the country.
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I can't move/ Freedom, cut me loose.... I break chains all by myself.
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But if Brexit is a hard exit, it will disrupt the supply chains.
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To fight back, Macy's is taking a page out of those chains' books.
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Some chains also offer low-carb options like zucchini noodles and kelp salad.
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Chains provide an emotional social safety net our government just refuses to extend.
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Not only must they make supply chains shorter, they must make them faster.
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Amazon's takeover of Whole Foods sent the stock of competing grocery chains plummeting.
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Chipotle, however, said that that will not be a problem for its chains.
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Restaurant Brands is the parent of the Tim Hortons and Burger King chains.
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We can do this for different food supply chains using carbon footprinting methods.
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Those plants in turn sustain food chains and nesting habitats throughout the archipelago.
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The chains that you depended on before you were old enough to vote.
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Third-wave chains are still a niche, but big players have taken notice.
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Like many conventional grocery chains, Acme is a convenient option that rewards loyalty.
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I made it through several email chains, three interviews, and one writing assignment.
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The Klump character also appears at the end of the video, in chains.
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I prefer smaller chains, like Gregory's or La Colombe, or local coffee shops.
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It's a promotion, of course, and a common tactic for fast-food chains.
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His reasoning: Dany, mother of dragons and breaker of chains, was his queen.
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It has become a common feature in TV, films and even restaurant chains.
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Burger chains overall fall at the lower end of the fast-food industry.
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The whole process including miners and block chains is explained by Bitcoin here.
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Over the decades, CVS has scooped up small independent pharmacies and regional chains.
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A group of students showed up in chains as they joined the march.
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Some fast food chains already have plant-based meat substitutes on their menus.
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Most of them simply trusted the chains they regularly get their lunches from.
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India has a campaign called "make in India" to attract multinational supply chains.
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He grabs her walkie-talkie, chains her to a staircase, and runs off.
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Jollibee has created new domestic brands and has tie-ups with foreign chains.
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Pharma is a global industry with supply chains and processes that cross borders.
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Although it's a new practice for AMC, other theater chains have practiced it.
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From cosmetics and clothes to shrimp and smartphones, supply chains are often complex.
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Wetherspoon and other chains like it tell the other side of that story.
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Supply chains, in which wholesalers and truckers deal mostly in cash, have fractured.
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He estimated that four out of five fast food chains have such agreements.
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Their menus have higher-quality ingredients and more variety than traditional pizza chains.
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The echo of clanging chains reverberated loudly, rattling the drum in my ear.
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Since "Beyond The Wall," those chains have been driving me up the wall.
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Then there's a bunch of midsized chains and then there's all these independents.
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It's true that smaller chains have put these strong flavors into drinks before.
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He has broadcast his desire to force manufacturing supply chains back to America.
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Mr. Niblock said there were relatively few markets where the two chains overlap.
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NAFTA partners Mexico and Canada are tightly woven into the automakers' supply chains.
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They compete with optimized supply chains around the world, with razor-thin margins.
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A shortage of the stuff has therefore created havoc in foodmakers' supply chains.
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Or an oversized tee, mom jeans, and my gold chains on the weekend.
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Those family owners typically sell to big newspaper chains, like Gannett or McClatchy.
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Team Trump's narrative also refuses to acknowledge the logic of global supply chains.
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The city's only ambulance with snow chains rushed him to St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Designers and developers must design supply chains that are equally nimble and agile.
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All of a sudden the chains holding him to the ceiling are released.
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" Disrupted supply chains, Koll explained, are likely to give rise to "new players.
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Between Black Friday and Christmas 2015, department store chains regained some lost ground.
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They hoisted up crab traps, lobster traps, chains and anchors onto volunteer boats.
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Wanda Group's business includes property development, shopping malls, cinema chains and theme parks.
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The numerous chains were stitched onto my sari to keep them in place.
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Plans include raising coastal infrastructure, protecting vulnerable supply chains, and increasing disaster training.
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They're also about preserving the food chains that we depend upon for survival.
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Increased subversion of software development processes and attacks on software update supply chains.
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Instead, most seem to be reworking supply chains to meet the new requirements.
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I just wanted to keep moving the chains no matter what it took.
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Corporate-risk managers have just about come to grips with tangled supply chains.
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The big supermarket chains stock only around 1.5 days' worth of fresh food.
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For example, machine learning models require relatively simple casual chains to make predictions.
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But national chains have more important issues to deal with at the moment.
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Again, this is all digital, so you don't need chains carpeting your apartment.
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An essential book for understanding how modern trade works via global supply chains.
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Blocked imports, higher prices and broken supply chains would harm America's economic potential.
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Without precautions, multinational companies with complex supply chains risk unknowingly using forced labor.
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The retail group includes chains such as Wal-Mart de Mexico and Soriana.
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Despite these chains' aggressive targets, off-pricers' expansion plans remain reasonable, Brown said.
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I used to wear a bunch of chains—I don't do that anymore.
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As consumers become more aware of the dangers, major chains are promising change.
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But Malaysia's largest cinema chains announced that the screenings had been held up.
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Here's a video of the gang getting snow chains put on their car.
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Viant is a Consensys spoke that wants to make supply chains less opaque.
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For years, pizza chains were the main option for consumers who wanted delivery.
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Brasil Pharma owns three different drugstore chains: Big Ben, Farmais and Farmacia Sant'anna.
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Unreliable supply chains necessitated that we all have competence in maintaining our equipment.
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Sales at these chains are expected to grow about 4.9 percent in 2017.
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Netflix can ignore that because it's never cared about what theater chains do.
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Of course, Criss and his handsome face walks through the door in chains.
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Other national pharmacy chains also have instituted programs to combat the opioid epidemic.
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The levies will increase costs, muddle supply chains and drive up debilitating uncertainty.
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Some supermarket chains say they are having trouble getting adequate supplies of avocados.
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The lowest ranked Mexican chains were Del Taco, Taco John's and Taco Bell.
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The lowest ranked pizza chains were Pizza Hut, Little Caesars and CiCi's pizza.
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Problems at these types of distressed chains are about to get more acute.
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As chains liquidate or restructure, their store footprints are eliminated or whittled down.
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Yet Retail Metrics' data shows the industry's pain isn't limited to distressed chains.
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Fast food buffalo sauce, across all chains, is an insult to the genre.
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Even massive fast food chains are not immune from the occasional Twitter gaffe.
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This keeps big movies out of smaller independent chains' reach, consumer activists say.
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Seeing Michael Kors in discount retail chains isn't helping the brand, Najarian argues.
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But in modern times, could it be a savior for struggling hotel chains?
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More than a dozen significant retail chains have filed for bankruptcy this year.
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Are there even any fast-food chains hot sauces that are actually spicy?
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Value promotions and innovative menu items have been a boon for these chains.
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"Chained To The Rhythm" doesn't even try to break the chains it describes.
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If only those chains knew that within a decade, they'd be goners too.
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First, the flat faces of the rings on neighbouring chains should stack together.
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That made it extremely tough to spot overspending or snags in supply chains.
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For some restaurants and coffee chains, it signals the return of pumpkin spice.
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The trade war has roiled global markets and economies and disrupted supply chains.
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A similar strategy has worked for chains like Ralph Lauren and Michael Kors.
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