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Shopping in sentence

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Advertisers proclaim a single message: your soul is to be discovered in your shopping.
You would not feel any such anxiety in Buenos Aires shopping malls, which are as crowded as ever.
People are using the latest technologies and toting shopping bags bearing the names of international luxury brands.
Their rising prosperity is also reflected in the retail sectors of Tokyo and Seoul, where increasingly wealthy Chinese tourists engage in “binge shopping.”
What is not open to dispute is that a week after my trip ended, the number of the credit card that I had used for shopping in Beijing was used to make purchases at a Chinese supermarket in New York City.
On May 28, a handful of Turkish environmentalists started a peaceful protest against a redevelopment plan for the park that would replace the greenery with a replica of an Ottoman-era army barracks, a shopping mall, and apartments.
In today’s world, people expect more from their countries and cities than growth and shopping centers.
The group has also attacked shopping centers, restaurants, and schools in neighboring countries, including Nairobi’s Westgate Mall in 2013 and Garissa University in northeastern Kenya, where 417 students were killed in 2015.
The militants’ targets included branches of Bangkok Bank, the country’s largest and a pillar of the establishment;Siam Square, owned by the Palace; and a deluxe shopping mall owned by one of the richest Thai Chinese families.
Tomorrow I go to [face] peeling, then to meeting, and then to shopping.”
All three words – peeling, meeting, and shopping – were in fact the English words, rendered in Cyrillic.
They are for sociable people who have time and money not just for politics, but also for shopping and, yes, even cosmetic procedures.
Qaddafi’s shopping list included “sniper rifles, bulletproof vehicles, crowd-control ammunition, and tear gas.”
No doubt, this is a dream come true for anyone who grew up shopping in real, hands-on markets, with sellers displaying their wares on store shelves, on public squares, or along dusty roads.
Consider the case of a hypothetical Latin American retail company that borrowed abroad in dollars to build a shopping mall at home.
Dubai also has the first 3D-printed office building, stunning manmade islands, the world’s only (self-proclaimed) “seven-star hotel,” shopping malls combined with aquariums, indoor skiing, and skydiving facilities, and an array of iconic buildings and amusement parks.
Aylwin was instinctively wary of markets and once proudly claimed never to have set foot in a shopping mall.
It is also true that when we invest our wealth – in Pfizer’s intellectual property, factories in Shenzhen, worldwide distribution networks, or shopping malls in Atlanta – it is not , in fact, at hand.
But this debate misses a crucial point: the hypermarket model is itself under serious threat everywhere from online shopping.
The challenge is that the rise of online shopping will increase competitive pressure, regardless of whether big foreign retailers enter the market.
As rising affluence and falling technology prices make online shopping accessible to a growing pool of customers, more products will follow.
We know from international experience that online shopping undermines hypermarkets more than neighborhood stores, which often offer home delivery, credit, and the reassuring familiarity of personal relationships.
Amid gleaming skyscrapers and high-end shopping malls, a growing and increasingly affluent middle class is disconnected from the unrelenting poverty that pervades many parts of Asia and the Pacific.
The European Commission has charged Google with abusing its near-monopoly over Internet search in the EU to favor its own shopping services.
For shopping, Europeans increasingly bypass it, searching directly on Amazon or eBay, or navigating through Facebook.
But, whereas US antitrust law rightly focuses on whether consumers are being harmed, EU competition authorities also consider whether rival firms have lost out – including old-fashioned shopping portals, such as Ladenzeile.de,
Or you can go shopping in the US – buy anything you want, as long as it is legal.
The Digital Divide Is Impeding DevelopmentGENEVA – It is easy to assume that access to the digital economy is ubiquitous, and that online shopping is the natural evolution of commerce.
A single European asylum process would remove the incentives for asylum shopping and rebuild trust among member states.
In Kenya, the Somali group Al-Shabaab has carried out two major attacks, on Nairobi’s Westgate shopping mall in 2013 and on Garissa University in 2015, as well as many smaller acts of terror.
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