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There really is no difference. The only thing is that it does not necessarily HAVE to be a supermarket, it could be Wal-Mart or Target or anything like that, but a "supermarket bank" is the same thing as an in-store bank.

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There really is no difference. The only thing is that it does not necessarily HAVE to be a supermarket, it could be Wal-Mart or Target or anything like that, but a "supermarket bank" is the same thing as an in-store bank.

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yes there was - early 1970s - i remember one in my home town of ilfracombe - it became gateway supermarket and then somerfield .

Yes we had one in Taunton in 1970,It closed & went to a cash & carry on a trading estate.

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We need to go to the supermarket later.

The supermarket was always busy on Fridays.

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Metro is the best supermarket

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