Kitbag runs the online shops for clubs like Real Madrid and also operates the European online shops for the big American sports leagues.
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Mr Harper spurned them as talking shops for despotic regimes.
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Breaking news: Kylie Jenner shops for skincare products on Amazon!
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Porn passes will also be sold in shops for £4.99 ($6.50).
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Gas stations used to be one-stop shops for car maintenance.
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Even if that starts with a water pitcher that shops for you.
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"I knew skinny was magic," she muses as she shops for bras.
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Small brands and shops for plus-size people, by plus-size people.
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Barber shops for men, however, could operate -- but only within specific rules.
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Available in participating shops for a limited time starting Friday, July 27!
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It's a familiar story in an area of e-shops for games.
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The firm has been among Washington's highest grossing lobbying shops for years.
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Shops for outdoor gear (I bought hiking boots) and delicious restaurants abound.
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Police also checked local pawn shops for the radiation detector and found nothing.
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Wheelbarrows are displayed outside shops for residents wanting to do their own work.
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Many coffee shops, for instance, welcome customers to bring their own reusable cups.
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Brown said she shops for food about once every week and a half.
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A woman shops for tomatoes at a grocery store in Des Moines, Iowa.
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HEMA has been struggling to compete with discounters and online shops for years.
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Abu Ahmad -- barber Barber shops for women were completely banned under ISIS law.
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Nearby, the iconic Liberation Square is crowded with shops for foreign luxury brands.
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She opened a series of shops for Ralph Lauren before anyone had it.
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The ground floor will have one of his Épicerie Boulud shops for takeout.
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I clean the kitchen and check out some online jewelry shops for sales.
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A standard four-finger bar retails in U.K. shops for around sixty pence.
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Here we riffle through the city's best shops for sneakers, bongs, books, and more.
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A customer shops for items in a grocery store in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Translation: I'm not the only woman who shops for emotional reasons rather than necessity.
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Party City, for example, will open 50 pop-up toy shops for the holidays.
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Entrepreneurs have opened spa-like retail shops for adult users and medical cannabis sales.
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Certain Muslim-owned shops, for instance, will not stock goods produced by Ahmadiya communities.
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Enter Uniqlo, one of our go-to shops for all things basic-but-elevated.
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Building firms and DIY shops, for whom second-homers are prized customers, opposed the plan.
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Freeport itself is also home to a ton of outlet shops for every shopper's needs.
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That's what Chiang is doing as she shops for a new health plan this year.
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As two one-stop shops for all things beauty, Sephora and Ulta are often compared.
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For spectators, fairs are one-stop shops for binge-viewing art from around the globe.
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Bartlett shops for secondhand clothes on Craigslist for secondhand clothes for their two small children.
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You can purchase the massager on Amazon or other online sex shops for less than $503.
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The perfect shops for your next special-occasion look, or simply for spending your Christmas bonus.
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Marilyn Minter, Miranda July and the Berlin-based König Galerie open shops for the 2017 crowd.
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Commercial shops for scanning and printing may have their own guidelines, as do many photography websites.
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Potential customers are still underserved with just 193 legal marijuana shops for Ontario's 17.5 million residents.
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Sister brands Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister were the go-to shops for teens in early 2000s.
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A woman shops for video games at a Best Buy store in Marin City, California, on Nov.
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Online shops, for instance, had no way of knowing what a customer had previously ordered from them.
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As a teen-ager, she scoured secondhand shops for seventies-era polyester dresses and Miu Miu heels.
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I combed Etsy and costumes shops for exact matches to clothes on 60-year-old magazine pages.
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ENCOUNTERS The character actress shops for meatless treats at a vegan bodega on the Lower East Side.
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Protesters took to the streets on Tuesday night, and looters raided shops for food and set fires.
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Eventually, we make it home after stopping at several barber shops for my boyfriend to get a haircut.
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"Let all avoid taverns and grog shops for a few days," advised the New York Herald in 1839.
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The Chill-aco will be available at participating Scoop Shops for a limited time starting on April 20.
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The myRA platform could be used while California shops for a private sector vendor to administer the program.
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Her work has been a mainstay in gift shops for decades, printed on magnets, coasters, and cocktail napkins.
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I, too, like many wine lovers, occasionally bought wine from out-of-state shops for my personal consumption.
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Remote workers have staked out coffee shops for years, but small-business owners say their ranks are rising.
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Felix Palmero, 21, wants to be a stylist and scoured secondhand shops for the shirt he is wearing.
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"Overall the consumer is strong, she's just changing where she shops and what she shops for," Storch said.
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News of the Lucid investment came a day after Musk blamed outside shops for repair and delivery delays.
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In a series of tweets on Sunday, Musk blamed outside shops for taking too long to complete repairs.
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When it had fewer shops, for example, DMart left most decisions about what items to stock to local managers.
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She worries that suicide bombers might be lurking at the vegetable stand where she shops for her six children.
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Throughout the industry, thousands of immigrant subcontractors from Bolivia and Paraguay sew clothes in small shops for national retailers.
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Add to that, you can find e-scooters on sale in European electronics shops for as little as €140.
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When asked where she shops for her child's clothing, Biel gave all the credit to her husband Justin Timberlake.
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She shops for weapons, slaps her boyfriend, and slices open her own hand to attract an inter-dimensional monster.
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There are plenty of shops for groceries and essentials in the city within walking distance, Mr. da Costa said.
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For that, Ms. Herrera has Manuel Belduma, who shops for supplies and does all the physical work she cannot.
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When Meg Conrad shops for baby products for her 3-month-old daughter, Elin, she always checks the label.
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The company said its pop-up shops for toys will open in September and run through the holiday season.
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Tickets can be bought at corner shops for as little as 220 yuan; jackpots are capped at 10m yuan.
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Israelis, though, could still drive themselves to work or to shops for essentials, and food delivery services were operating.
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It's not ideal — especially for someone who has back problems (and who grocery shops for a two-person household).
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We stop at one of our favorite coffee shops for almond milk lattes and a chocolate chip cookie to share.
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The Beijingers guzzling craft beer at Jing-A Brewery aren't rushing off to kebab shops for watery 2% Nanjing lager.
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While the momager coos at inanimate objects and bemoans her own shopping obsessions, Scott quietly shops for a mystery woman.
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I try not to camp out at coffee shops for too long without buying anything because I think it's rude.
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HONG KONG — Six days a week, Jaybie Pagarigan cooks, cleans and shops for her employers, a family in Hong Kong.
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If you know anyone who shops for home decor in the Halloween aisle each year, this is a safe bet.
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A woman said she feared for her and her baby's safety due as residents raided shops for food and water.
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Everyone comparison shops for phones and plane tickets and cars — but what about savings accounts, investment accounts, and financial planners?
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In China, custom shops for building parts on the fly are a dime-a-dozen, and labor is plentiful and cheap.
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Well, they send people to physically monitor and spy on employees outside of their office — like in coffee shops — for one.
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There was no need to close shops for prayer, he said, nor to bar women from driving, as Saudi Arabia does.
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Inside are a hair salon, a cafe and a gym — normal shops for a typical neighborhood — except that they are underground.
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She used other Etsy shops for inspiration to help her select keywords, organize her shop, and photograph and describe her creations.
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CORNELL: IT IS. QUICK: YOU SHOW UP, SOMEBODY SHOPS FOR YOU, THEY DELIVER IT WITHIN A FEW HOURS TO YOUR DOOR.
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Both companies are jockeying to become one-stop shops for all types of available urban transportation, including cars, bikes, scooters, and more.
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To occupy the hours people spend stranded before and between flights, most airports are filled with cafes, bars, and shops for entertainment.
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In February France passed legislation to fine shops for throwing out food instead of giving it to food banks or other charities.
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The center of Vleuten is nearby, with many shops for groceries and other necessities, as is a golf course, Mr. Andriessen said.
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Amazon and Walmart are battling to dominate the grocery market, fueling a price war that could rearrange where America shops for food.
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She's in touch with many of them via text and shops for them often, whenever she visits a Kate Spade outlet store.
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There were plenty of obstacles and fears along the way, so we asked employees at local bike shops for some tips: Accidents.
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Empty stores are being filled with new kinds of tenants--hospital offices, pop-up shops for digital brands and even sports centers.
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Empty stores are being filled with new kinds of tenants — hospital offices, pop-up shops for digital brands and even sports centers.
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Both Lyft and its main rival Uber are locked in a heated battle to become one-stop shops for all urban transportation.
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As your friend who shops for expensive calendars at Paper Source knows, New Year's resolutions are mostly a scam by Big Planner.
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So desperate are shops for hard currency that they are offering discounts of as much as 50% to customers who hand over greenbacks.
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Amazon Prime already shops for your groceries and delivers beauty products, but soon, it may contribute to another slice of the chore wheel.
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Pop-up shops for product drops and digital showrooms where people can co-create through VR, AR, and 3D are just two examples.
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We have Google Alerts for our news, TEDTalks to curate our personalized educations and pop-up shops for our latest rapper-inspired gear.
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James and Karla Murray have been working on Mom & Pop: Erasing New York's Family-Owned Shops for the past year and a half.
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Banks want to move from hawking individual products to becoming platforms that clients can turn to as one-stop shops for financial services.
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The new Moo-phoria flavors are available in pints at retailers nationwide and also at participating Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shops for $4.89 each.
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Through the 80s I worked in second-hand record shops and spent my spare time scouring charity shops for 21988s clothes and records.
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The plan lifts a ban on the sale of hard currency at floating rates by exchange shops for purposes such as overseas travel.
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Considering that Leo shops for sneakers and jackets online, looking for deals to convince his parents, the jump to hotels doesn't seem drastic.
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He bought the failing chain of San Francisco shops for $1 million and began to revitalize the chain into what it is today.
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Get started with its at-home impression kit or visit one of its many "Smile Shops" for a 3D scan of your teeth.
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The company was also in the process of updating its stores with a more "intuitive" layout, including dedicated shops for yoga or golf.
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He pays for it and we walk around and check out all of the surf shops for a white shirt for our son.
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He's 24, hopes to open a chain of 24-hour coffee shops for workaholics, and comes from what he described as abject poverty.
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A group of startups have arrived on the scene offering one-stop-shops for rewards, hoping to prove more effective than traditional advertising.
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When a customer shops for an engagement ring at a Jared or Kay outlet, the company offers to finance the purchase in-house.
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Ms. Harry scoured the city's thrift shops for prom dresses and other garments she might shred or otherwise interfere with and wear onstage.
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There are also shops for craft pastry and exotic chocolates that are otherwise available in New York City only 365 days a year.
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Zagat, founded in 1979, publishes the long, burgundy-covered restaurant guide that was ubiquitous in big-city bookstores and magazine shops for decades.
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Among its recent initiatives are showers and barber shops for the poor near the Vatican, and a private tour of the Sistine Chapel.
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Kids continued to storm bookstores, libraries, and specialty comic shops for gems like Ru Xu's NewsPrints and Victoria Jamieson's All's Faire in Middle School.
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Lundgren was going to sell them to repair shops for a quarter each so they could hand them out to people who needed them.
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On the other hand, B&O is a high-end brand and anyone who shops for their products likely knows what they're getting into.
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On the streets near the larger mosques and Islamic centers, women in hijabs and burqas duck into shops for halal meats, dates and honey.
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Other major lobbying firms — such as McBee Strategic, Holland & Knight, BGR Group and Podesta Group — have been integrating PR into their shops for years.
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Legacy Lightsabers, which can be bought at one of the land's shops for $100 to $200, are going for hundreds of dollars more online.
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She shops for bulk food using glass containers and pillowcases, can fit her entire wardrobe in a carry-on and uses only nondisposable items.
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When the water is low enough, local kids still float down the river in old black inner tubes bought from tire shops for $15.
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Lundgren had 28,000 disks made and shipped to a broker in Florida in an effort to sell them to refurbishing shops for 25 cents each.
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For anyone addicted to their fresh veggies and grain bowls, the salad chain Sweetgreen is closing up all their Washington, D.C., shops for the day.
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She says she shops for new pairs daily — mostly online and through friends who send her ideas — and she purchases almost all of her pairs.
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This is where overseas brands often land before finding permanent L.A. homes — in the past, OC has hosted pop-up shops for Topshop and COS.
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After about 21961 months of anticipation, Cabela's said Monday that it planned to sell its core retail business to Bass Pro Shops for $1961 billion.
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Banks will need to become whole solution one-stop shops for clients' specific financial needs, aggregating their own products alongside innovation available through third parties.
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He and other artists long depended on tourists for a living in selling art, and local supply shops for the materials to make that art.
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Maggie Griffin, founder and lead designer at Maggie Griffin Design, recommended browsing antique malls and second-hand shops for in various shades of Classic Blue.
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He says the African-American community should start opening up their own businesses -- including coffee shops -- for just about everything imaginable, minimizing the need for Starbucks.
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I've always been someone that shops for exactly what he needs because the thought of having to process a return, especially by mail, was too daunting.
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If they leave the program, Apple reserves the right to continue inspecting repair shops for up to five years after a repair shop leaves the program.
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Over the past few decades, women's sex toys have gone from seedy to chic, swapping the aisles of porn shops for those of Walgreens and Target.
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The city will also provide financial support to the affected vendors, to aid in the refurbishing and repurposing of their market shops for other consumer purposes.
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As one-stop shops for all things beauty, from makeup to skin care to hair care and everything in between, many people compare the two stores.
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The outdoor gear retailer Cabela's shot up $8.25, or 22.923 percent, to $21 on news it was being bought by Bass Pro Shops for $2000 billion.
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Asked if Walmart had similar plans to launch speciality shops for its other acquired brands, a spokesperson replied with an intentionally vague, "not at this time."
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Pilmar, who managed two coffee shops for her husband, had asked for the keys to her husband's office the night before the killing, Ms. Lederer said.
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According to several Chinese suppliers on Facebook—who are advertising their wares in repair groups—replacement front displays are selling wholesale to repair shops for roughly $550.
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Best known for his sculptural costumes, or "Soundsuits," Cave scoured the internet and thrift shops for objects to include in the intimidating sensory overload that was Until.
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We've had many duchesses and princesses in here and now of course the Duchess of Cambridge shops for her young children – we are very proud of that.
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In recent months, Alibaba has been working to take this model offline, buying up traditional retailers and building out promotional pop-up shops for China's Singles Day.
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That said, she told Insider that staff members notice those who stay in coffee shops for hours without making additional purchases — and it can sometimes be frustrating.
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Those savings come from vertical integration — the clinics are one-stop shops for medical treatments, allowing doctors to save time and money on tests and other procedures.
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Bird says fleet managers, which may be independent entrepreneurs or local mom and pop bike rental shops, for example, can also collect and charge the scooters themselves.
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Mr. Weingarten, a partner in Ace Architects in Northern California, has spent spare time over four decades scouring flea markets and antiques shops for 20th-century miniatures.
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It's surrounded by brick-and-mortar stores of some of the brands that it sells — shops for Gucci, Cartier, and more are in this part of town.
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Ms. Kourlas also regularly wrote quirky features about clothing stores and record shops for The New York Times in the mid-90s, expanding to dance in 2000.
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Ottolenghi spent the previous afternoon shopping, driving through thick London traffic in his Prius, checking his usual haunts, stores at which he shops for both work and leisure.
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Singapore-headquartered Grab and Go-Jek have evolved from ride-hailing app operators to becoming one-stop shops for services as varied as making payments and food delivery.
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In Quebec, where cannabis stores are run by a government agency, the province shut down its 12 shops for three days, unable to keep up with the crowds.
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On the Rue de Buci, my favorite shopping street on the Left Bank, two wonderful pâtisseries have been transformed in the past decade into trinket shops for tourists.
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In addition to 102 job losses at those 21 stores, a further 218 roles will be cut across its other shops, for which staff and union consultations have begun.
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To give you an idea of what you can find in Tokyo's expansive urban sprawl, we've rounded up the best shops for one-of-a-kind, outfit-making pieces.
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Some also speculate that one reason why Amazon last year bought Whole Foods, a chain of grocery shops, for nearly $14bn, was to accumulate property for local data centres.
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In some cases, customers had paid more than 1,500 pounds ($2,000) for an electric cooker that can be bought in the shops for less than 13 pounds, it said.
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"This concept brings together the best of two great brands to rethink convenience and redefine the way America shops for food," Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen said in a statement.
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"I'm so attentive to him … he's my little baby," Schwarzenegger, who shops for her pup on Amazon Pets, told PEOPLE Now (he even joined her on her press tour!).
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Both the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) offer one-stop-shops for endorsing product quality, which smoothes the sale of goods across borders.
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The site features shops for more than 20143,200 wrestlers, including household names like Stone Cold Steve Austin, CM Punk, Macho Man Randy Savage, Mick Foley, and Diamond Dallas Page.
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In Japan, where Koichi grew up, you could rent records from local shops for 200 or 300 yen a piece—a tenth the cost of buying your own copies.
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When they were all together in the apartment in Mezze, they rarely went out, except to go to the shops for food or to the pharmacies for Fatima's treatment.
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That means banks, which are regulated by the federal government, are still refusing to work with state-approved pot shops for fear of running afoul of money laundering laws.
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Washington (CNN)He may have a $181 million retirement package and $54 million of ExxonMobil shares, but even secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson shops for his own Raisin Bran.
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When Kardashian shops for herself, her best companion, she says, is Screenshop, an that allows users to snap photos of an item they like, then match it with shoppable products.
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The duo scoured the city's Dumpsters and thrift shops for fabrics, which they then reworked into contemporary garments, with a view to shaping self-expression for the black male body.
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Such firms are seeking to become "one-stop shops" for every aspect of mergers in a wide range of industries, including health care, technology, energy, and banking and financial services.
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Walmart is bringing FedEx shops for printing, packing and shipping into 500 of its U.S. stores, adding to the number of services it offers customers in its race against Amazon.
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Norwegian consumers help to pay for farmers' steep production costs both through taxes and by paying high prices in shops for everything from beef and lamb to potatoes and carrots.
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We recently highlighted some of our favorite Etsy shops for jewelry, which range from cool statement vintage pieces at Persephone Vintage to tiny and affordable rings and necklaces at By Lía.
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All the big banks are fighting to become one-stop shops for anything to do with money, from banking to investing to payments including credit cards and peer-to-peer remittances.
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Dalloway's worries as she shops for flowers or you witness Harry Potter struggle to control his powers in front of his neglectful muggle family, you contrast that experience with your own.
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But if you want to have that full-size Polaroid experience and don't want to go hunting in vintage camera shops for old film packets in refrigerators, it's a good option.
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The firm's concentrated business model contrasts with the strategy of many law firms to become one-stop shops for deals, from navigating niche regulatory processes to sorting through labyrinthine tax affairs.
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The following is a transcript of the video:Joe Avella: Los Angeles has over 1,500 doughnut shops for you to get your fix of hot, sweet, melt-in-your-mouth doughnuty goodness.
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"This is the first time since partition that we have been asked to close shops for this long a period," said Sajid Qureshi, whose family has been selling meat for decades.
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Shoppers used to see stacked boxes of CDs and DVDs at Best Buy, but Joly developed stores into mini-shops for Apple, Amazon, Google and Microsoft to show off their products.
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With a population of roughly 0003,350, the village has just a few shops for necessities, he said; more shopping and dining can be found about 15 minutes south, in West Vancouver.
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Cubicle workers in search of caffeine can avail themselves of no fewer than eight Starbucks coffee shops; for tourists, there are the Rue 57 brasserie and the opulent Russian Tea Room.
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Eager to occupy people with something other than migrant smuggling, the EU is also funding alternative employment programs, offering to buy ex-smugglers equipment to start farms or carpentry shops, for example.
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Concurrently, the French wool-production industry changed: Factories were once one-stop shops for spinning, dyeing, and manufacturing wool, but Saint James opted to focus solely on product assembly, outsourcing its textiles.
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Liu Yuexin, Xiongmai's marketing director, told Reuters the company would recall the first few batches of surveillance cameras made in 2014 that monitor rooms or shops for personal, rather than industrial, use.
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I bought these big sketch pads and a bunch of fancy pens and sat in coffee shops for two weeks straight, obsessively documenting how I felt—NOT GOOD—from day to day.
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His name tag says 'Punisher' everything about him screams burliness and manliness yet, here he is, at Goodwill with a baby doll strapped safely in the cart as he shops for clothing.
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Arabic advertisements for furnished apartments appeal to displaced Syrians looking to settle down, while orange life jackets hang outside shops for those brave or desperate enough to attempt a crossing to Europe.
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All of Apple's retail stores in mainland China apart from four are now open after the coronavirus outbreak forced the iPhone maker to close its shops for an extended period of time.
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Online shopping hit a milestone in February, with more shoppers choosing online retailers over brick and mortar shops for the first time in history, according to a report from the Commerce Department.
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Instacart and others tackle this problem via an on-demand workforce who shops for customers as orders are placed, but Instacart has had to cut pay for workers as it tries to scale.
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I still can't believe people think it's a good idea for us to leave the EU. I get hungry and pop over to the shops for another snack: Butterkist Sweet Cinema Style popcorn.
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Carpooling is just one mode of transportation, and increasingly, there is a highly competitive race among big tech firms to transform their respective apps into one-stop shops for all modes of transportation.
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"Indeed, it appears that the purpose of the customer value score is to punish a savvy consumer who shops for the best deal or knows how to assert her rights," the petition says.
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British Home Secretary Amber Rudd wants to implement "barista visas" post-Brexit, to enable Europeans to work in U.K. bars and coffee shops for two years, without claim to housing or other benefits.
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Five decades later, dividing his time between rural Colorado and Manhattan, where he works as a "picker," hunting in thrift shops for antiques to resell, Mr. Morea remains ambivalent about his public resurfacing.
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If you're going to have someone running your Twitter for you you might as well have a stylist or something go to the shops for you and get your fucking weekly shopping in.
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The brand is also competing with online stores and a myriad of independent shops for customer attention — customers who often value convenience and who don't have the same brand loyalty of previous generations.
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The British government legalized betting shops nationwide in 19653, and within two years Downes said he had sold a share of his shops for $728,000, although he and Burns retained control of them.
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Warby Parker — the start-up that has disrupted the eyeglass retail market — is among the businesses that started as digitally only and opened shops for customers to try the product before they buy.
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Or rather than use using their long weekends to relax and go to the beach, they are baking under the sun in lines at shops for ever scarcer products in the shrinking economy.
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It's tough to get out of one of their shops for under $10 a person, but they do hold pint sales and bonus buys at times in shops and via their online store.
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While Apple ensures that it and its Service Care Providers charge the same fee for repairs, oftentimes older products can be taken to unlicensed repair shops for repairs at a fraction of the price.
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You'd assume that once I'd downed a pint of water and nipped to the shops for a bag of easy-peelers and a Boost bar I'd have gotten over myself, but far from it.
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Grab and rival Indonesia-based Go-Jek are evolving from ride-hailing app operators to become one-stop shops for services as varied as payments, food delivery, logistics and hotel bookings in Southeast Asia.
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There will also be seating areas in the pint-sized shops for families to sit, listen to Disney music and watch Disney movie clips or take photos in front of interactive displays, it said.
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As Salke shops for Amazon's next big hit – and develops its high-cost "The Lord of the Ring" TV series — Jay Marine and Andy Donkin are working to make Amazon a global TV name.
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Candy can be earned in-game now, but there are also some third-party shops for candy around the internet, some of which are from companies who claim to be working with Drodo Studio.
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Tesla is struggling to manage and fix a significant volume of flawed or damaged parts from its suppliers, sending some to local machine shops for rework, according to several current and former Tesla engineers.
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Current and former Tesla engineers explained that some of the flawed parts made by the company's suppliers will go to JL Precision and other local shops, including paint shops, for quality evaluation or rework.
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Instacart, a San Francisco-based company that shops for and delivers groceries from about 200 retailers including Target Corp and Costco Wholesale Corp, said the new funding values the company at about $4.2 billion.
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The city does not keep a current tally, but today, there are fewer than 50, according to Erica T. Dubno, a lawyer who has handled legal challenges to the city's sex shops for decades.
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The Health Ministry also issued a directive instructing anyone who has travelled to China in the past 14 days not to go to any public spaces, including schools, workplaces and shops for two weeks.
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So far, plans for the complex, to open by year's end, include an international grocer called Drogheria featuring several vendors on the ground floor and other shops, for general goods, on the second floor.
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"This is best achieved by prevention schemes in shops, for example a minimum purchase or sell-to age, proof of age schemes, negative licensing and fines for retailers and proxy purchasing," the spokesperson added.
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The hype: Kratom, an ancient medicinal leaf from Southeast Asia, is the most recent cure-all to rise from the wellness fringes, particularly among those who frequent head shops for the latest medical breakthroughs.
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A few miles away, in a supermarket off the Srbice highway, Zdenek Kuklik vows never again to visit Czech shops for the Hipp baby food he feeds to the son clinging to his chest. Why?
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Shoppers used to see stacked boxes of CDs and DVDs at Best Buy, but Joly developed stores into mini-shops for Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Google (GOOG) and Microsoft (MSFT) to show off their products.
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Amazon told investigators that Zghair stole about $100,000 worth of property, including gaming systems, sporting goods and computer products — items he sold to one of the pawn shops for less than $20,000, the agent wrote.
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Finn Wolfhard, the Young Star of 'Stranger Things,' Shops for Vinyl The 14-year-old actor, who also stars in Stephen King's "It," plays in a garage rock band and has a growing record collection. _________
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Google is clearly interested in retaining its pole position among navigation apps, especially as ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft make their respective plays to become one-stop shops for all modes of urban transportation.
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But he spotted a new business opportunity when, in December last year, the Russian government clarified that Russians could order a limited amount of cheese and other banned products in foreign Internet shops for personal use.
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As she shops for a wig and outfit for her alter ego, she explains how the BDSM community allows her to explore her sexuality and gender identity, and why consent is so essential for BDSM play.
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Just as José trawls the empty-shelved shops and illicit street stalls of Caracas in desperate search of food and medication for his family, Mr Thielen Armand spent entire days scouring shops for batteries while filming.
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Reuters reporters saw bigger crowds by midday at the Fashion Outlets of Chicago mall near O'Hare International Airport, which houses shops for high-end brands and retailers, and at Sawgrass Mills Outlet Mall in Sunrise, Florida.
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American beef is now available in Chinese shops for the first time since a 2003 U.S. case of "mad cow" disease, giving U.S. ranchers access to a rapidly growing market worth around $2.6 billion last year.
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IPhones installed with IBM's Watson app will allow repair shops, for example, to point an iPhone camera at a broken piece of equipment, and the iPhone will determine what and how the item should be fixed.
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In 2017, Yemeni-American bodega owners closed their shops for a day and rallied in Downtown Brooklyn against Mr. Trump's Muslim travel ban, which separated some Yemeni husbands in New York from wives and children abroad.
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Gilmour said he hasn't seen anyone in person since the quarantine started, and he's afraid to go to "the shops" for cough medicine because he lives in a neighborhood surrounded by the over-65 retiree crowd.
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With a similar strategy to Honey, these startups are bringing retailers, airlines, and restaurants together onto single platforms to offer consumers one-stop-shops for rewards as a way to reach new customers and boost sales.
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A word to the wise: Always be sure to check hours of operation and to make a reservation, and save the non-committal dreamy meandering from museums to vintage shops for in between your meals or shows.
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The SEG Electronics Market (pictured) and similar places in the Huaqiangbei district of Shenzhen, a fast-growing city in southern China, an hour's drive north of Hong Kong, have been described as sweet shops for hardware geeks.
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"I'd been playing that f—ing song in coffee shops for like six months so had practiced a lot," she remembers of the set, for which she stepped in last-minute in place of the rapper Nas.
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Speculators are already encouraging the Wall Street promulgation of strange financial instruments that have no collateral — paralleling the infamous credit default swaps of the 2008 Great Recession and the historically illegal "bucket shops" for gambling on stocks.
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Amazon, now almost synonymous with "instant" and "cheap" in the eyes of consumers, and a website many routinely check on their mobile phones against consumer prices while in shops for just about any item, is rapidly expanding.
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Foldable adult scooter company "Swifty Scooters", leather smartphone accessories maker "Torro Cases" and men's skincare product maker "Altr for Men" are among the online brands that will be selling in the shops for the first time, Amazon said.
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He had planned to sell the disks to repair shops for 25 cents apiece, believing that it would simplify the process for many users who otherwise would not feel confident setting up a fresh install on older computers.
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Macy's has added pop-up shops for online brands in its stores, experimented with virtual reality headsets to sell furniture, rolled out a mobile checkout option, revamped its mobile app, and grew its off-price business, Macy's Backstage.
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Witness the tale of a onetime Saudi religious enforcer who, based on research on early Islam, began arguing that there was no need to close shops for prayer, bar women from driving or insist they cover their faces.
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"My inspiration mostly comes from old textiles, beautifully made stuff from the past," said Mr. Nakamura, who, beginning as a teenager, scavenged thrift shops for World War II surplus items, 1950s denim work wear and Buddhist pilgrims' coats.
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Keeping shelves stocked at the 700 stores of the Agrokor-owned Konzum supermarket chain, many of them the only shops for miles among scattered coastal villages, will be crucial to a successful restructuring of Croatia's biggest private company.
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The online furor began when Yifang Fruit Tea, a maker of the tea-based drink, closed one of its Hong Kong shops for a day and put up a sign that said in Chinese: "Stand together with Hong Kongers".
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The online furore began when Yifang Fruit Tea, a maker of the tea-based drink, closed one of its Hong Kong shops for a day and put up a sign that said in Chinese: "Stand together with Hong Kongers".
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Later this year, Haus plans to raise additional seed capital to launch a subscription product in 2020, begin constructing brick-and-mortar apéritif shops for the millennial and Gen Z cohort and release a second and third product line.
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The card stands out because it doesn't require any personal guarantees, and it offers strong rewards for customers who make Brex their exclusive corporate card (7x points on rideshare and 3x points at restaurants and coffee shops, for example).
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For this reason, if the governor of a state issues a broad order closing a state's nonessential businesses, and that order does not single out gun shops for inferior treatment, gun stores typically should be bound by that order.
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Ball had been traveling in China with the team, along with his son and LiAngelo's younger brother LaMelo, for their Ball in the Family reality show on Facebook, and to open pop-up shops for the Big Baller Brand.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - She shops for fish for her family and is not afraid to go out in public in her slippers without a fancy hairdo, but one thing sets "Happy Mrs Jung-sook" apart from other South Korean housewives.
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But Uber obviously benefits from training its customers to use its app over all the other apps that purport to be one-stop shops for transportation, like Transit, Citymapper, various e-scooter apps, and — of course — its main rival Lyft.
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If you're stopping at a gas station for road trip snacks, or trolling the airport shops for something to munch on during your flight, be wary of Ritz products, because several have been recalled due to a Salmonella contamination risk.
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The following are some of the best photos that were specifically taken for Motherboard articles either by our own staff or by contributors, and they run the gamut from lemurs bounding through billionaire bars or shops for Chinese sex robots.
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Ms. Etebari searched through the back rooms of those shops for authentic antique pieces that were not offered for sale, photographing them and drawing them on her iPad, which she and Ms. Small then used to design the emerald necklace.
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Two years ago, Yemeni-owned bodegas and grocery stores closed their shops for a day in protest of President Trump's travel ban, and thousands of Yemeni-Americans poured into the plaza at Borough Hall in Brooklyn to rally against the ban.
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As everyone else rushes in to blow up the capital, as Ivanka shops for houses in Georgetown and office space at the White House, as headlines cascade about how Ivanka will be the real first lady, Melania has virtually disappeared.
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"Dirty is best," said Yoshitaka Moria, 38, an owner of a fish shop in the Ota ward of Tokyo, who regularly shops for seafood at Tsukiji and was buying an assortment of tuna, sea bream, oysters and amberjack on Saturday morning.
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The downside here is that both the touchpad and the SSD are proprietary, which means finding replacement ones will require going to the grey market—Apple does not sell replacement parts to the public or to independent repair shops for MacBooks or iPhones.
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True, not everybody likes to spend their time and money rummaging around second-hand shops for arms full of novelty tat, like a HIM seven-inch that comes in a black velvet sleeve or a picture disc of Bruce Willis' Secret Agent Man.
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Lawmakers can help too: earlier this month Italy passed a new law to make it easier for supermarkets to donate unwanted items; in February France became the first country to penalise shops for chucking out unsold groceries, rather than giving them away.
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On June 5th a band of insurgents, said by officials to number 26, raided two hunting-supply shops for weapons in Aktobe, a powerhouse of the oil industry in north-western Kazakhstan, around 100km (62 miles) south of the border with Russia.
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N said it agreed to be bought by fellow outdoor goods retailer Bass Pro Shops for a lower price than agreed, and that it would sell its bank unit in a two-step deal as it seeks regulatory clearance for the transactions.
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Nors, author of "So Much for That Winter" and "Karate Chop," lingers on Sonya's small acts of heroism: complimenting an ugly baby while its mother shops for plus-sized clothes, composing an honest letter to her housewife sister, offering a tourist directions.
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Usually I bumble through a few odd observations — I'm fascinated by all the neighborhood butcher shops, for example — but lately I've found myself telling people that Australia strikes me as a place that's far more complicated than it presents itself to be.
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The San Francisco-based company — that shops for and delivers groceries from about 200 retailers including Target Corp and Costco Wholesale Corp — said it would use the capital to double the size of its team and expand its reach across North America.
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Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici Share First Photos of Newborn Son First, Catherine—a graphic designer and owner of LoweCo, a luxury stationary company—took a quiz to determine her style and places she typically shops for furniture so the designers could personalize her experience.
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In regions where clinics depend on funding for specific services—say, testing and treatment for HIV/AIDS under the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief program, or for malaria under the President's Malaria Initiative—one-stop shops for medical care aren't a given.
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And the two top lobbying shops for the first quarter of the year, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, both boast former Pelosi aides: Arshi Siddiqui, a former senior policy adviser, and Nadeam Elshami, a former chief of staff, respectively.
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In the last few years, many of architecture's stars, including Renzo Piano, Rem Koolhaas, Toyo Ito and Tadao Ando, have been hired to design shops for luxury brands and have turned the city into a battleground for a rare, and spectacular, game of architectural one–upmanship.
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What we found was astounding — cars sat at body shops for weeks and sometimes months before the body shops took action and, more often than not, the body shops blaming Tesla for parts delays were the very shops that hadn't even ordered parts or started the repair.
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What we found was astounding – cars sat at body shops for weeks and sometimes months before the body shops took action and, more often than not, the body shops blaming Tesla for parts delays were the very shops that hadn't even ordered parts or started the repair.
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There, e-commerce brands like make-up creator Winky Lux and furniture maker Interior Define share a common space but are able to set up pint-sized, individual shops for their goods for the duration of a few months, before another group of retailers moves in.
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They are here to work for one of the big companies (most of the firms also have large offices in San Francisco), or for a start-up, or they are lawyers for tech, or doing market research for tech, or they run pizza shops for tech workers.
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It's easy to imagine Horizon including virtual billboards for brands, Facebook-run shops for buying toys or home furnishings, third-party malls full of branded Nikes or Supreme shirts that score Zuckerberg a revenue cut or subscriptions to access certain gaming worlds or premium planets to explore.
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Robinson, who succeeded firebrand cleric Ian Paisley as first minister and will retire next week, said in defence of McConnell in 2014 that he did not trust Muslims who were fully devoted to Sharia law but would have no difficulty in a Muslim "going to the shops" for him.
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Elsewhere across my state, I watched footage of the police charging their batons to disperse crowds; they ordered a group of men to perform sit-ups while holding their ears and drew Lakshman Rekha (a circle marked by chalk) in front of shops for people to maintain social distancing.
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Roger Putnam, who has worked at Carolina Cotton Works for six years manning a machine that naps and plucks the fabric for maximum softness, goes out of his way to tell me that while his wife shops for most of his clothes, he had gotten himself an American Giant sweatshirt.
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The recent furor over the name of the Ahwahnee began in 2015, when a subsidiary of the Delaware North Corporation, which operated the park's hotels, restaurants and shops for more than two decades under a government concession contract, lost its contract to Aramark (no tragedy there — the burgers were criminal).
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As Kirby notes, Ball had been traveling in China with the UCLA team, along with his son and LiAngelo's younger brother LaMelo, for their Ball in the Family reality show on Facebook, and to open pop-up shops for their Big Baller Brand, which sells comically overpriced sneakers and other athletic wear.
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Obviously we don't need more crossover attempts that come on like Peanut from Kaiser Chiefs being let loose with a Moog when Moodymann's nipped out to the shops for a bag of chips and his mate Pissed Dave's popped on the phone to lay down a searing critique of how the upcoming budget's seeing pub-drinkers being penalized again.
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In a place where "people get guns before they get milk," as one customer put it, there wasn't the panicked run on guns and ammunition Hoffman, a licensed dealer who's been reselling firearms in pawn shops for around seven years, figured he would've woken up to if Hillary Clinton, a supporter of gun control, had won.
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With Instacart, your order will be handled by one of their shoppers who goes to the store, shops for your items, and then delivers them to you rather than being fulfilled at a warehouse and then shipped to you via a postal service, so you can expect a bit more care to be taken with your fruits and vegetables.
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This included producing hand sanitizer in its factories and distributing these products free of charge to hospitals, care homes, and pharmacies; donating money to non-profit organizations that help the most vulnerable; and freezing payments from its partners – hair salons or small perfume shops, for example – in a bid to protect small and medium-sized businesses.
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Pros: Minimal but significant design upgrades from previous version, perfect design for low handicap players, long irons will deliver a consistent distance, forgiving club face design keeps off-center shots on line Cons: Very expensive set of irons, not really designed for average or high handicap players Buy the Titleist 718 AP2 Iron Set (8-Piece) on Worldwide Golf Shops for $1,299.99
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Every type of experience is in there—and with DS range backwards compatibility (I love being able to scour second-hand shops for old classics) and the retro treats served up by the Virtual Console, covering NES, Game Boy, Game Gear and Super Nintendo, nothing else on the market beats the 3DS both for contemporary options and time-capsule qualities.
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Sorting through vintage and thrift shops for hours on free weekends can almost seem tedious, but finding the right piece — an old military coat or patterned silk blouse — or even the very, VERY wrong piece — a pair of leather pants with cowhide patches or tasmanian devil underwear — helps me rediscover a little part of myself I sometimes feel is lost.
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Read more:Kim Kardashian wore 4 animal prints in one outfit, showing her commitment to the snakeskin trendThe secret NYC vintage store where Kim Kardashian West shops for vintage clothesKim Kardashian put a daring twist on a &apos90s trend by wearing leather chaps with a denim corsetKourtney and Khloe Kardashian both showed their bras on the 2019 PCAs red carpet with Kim and Kris Jenner
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This comedy block goes on hiatus, but not before several events: Howard and Bernadette welcome their baby; Jack regrets voiding the ban on interoffice dating when he wants to break up with Amy, in "The Great Indoors," at 73:30; Christy and Bonnie return to some illegal activities, on "Mom," at 9; and Colleen shops for a wedding dress with her future in-laws, in "Life in Pieces," at 9:30.
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Pros: Great price point that has dropped recently, delivers more distance than most similarly priced irons, especially forgiving of off-center strikes toward the toe, good all-around irons that deliver fast ball speed Cons: Clubs don't necessarily excel in any one area, slightly older irons, some people will not like the look of these irons Buy the Wilson Staff C200 Iron Set (8-Piece) on Worldwide Golf Shops for $399.99 (originally $799.99)
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Pros: Incredibly sturdy yet comfortable, versatile, easy to assemble/disassemble Cons: Expensive, heavy Buy the Disco-O-Bed Large on Amazon for $329.99Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large from Camping World for $279.91 (originally $419.99) Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large from Bass Pro Shops for $299.99 Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large at the Home Depot for $323.99Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large from Dick's Sporting Goods for $299.99-$379.99 (price varies by design) Buy the Disc-O-Bed Large at Bed Bath & Beyond for $349.99 Buy on Amazon for $329.99
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These clubs ship with a set of Arccos 360 sensors that you can connect to your clubs to track the distance and accuracy of each shot using a smartphone app, helping you learn to dial in the distance on these irons more quickly, according to Golf Punk HQ. Pros: New design and materials deliver extra ball speed for more distance, carbon-fiber insert absorbs vibrations at impact for comfortable ball strikes, black finish on these irons will grab attention Cons: You'll pay a little extra for the new features, those with slow swing speeds won't receive a huge distance jump Buy the Cobra King Forged TEC Black Iron Set (7-Piece) on Worldwide Golf Shops for $1,099.99
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