its cant because theydon't hold that kind of stuff they only hold groceries holiday stuff craft stuff animal stuff and bathroom and ether things that you need around your house that you use almost everyday.
Their game plan is to appeal to the mass public. What's "trendy" is not the mass public. Conflict of interests of sorts I suppose.
Vietnam War
physical
No, a defense attorney cannot effectively defend themselves in court as it may create a conflict of interest and compromise their ability to provide unbiased representation.
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Counterculture is characterized by its opposition to the dominant cultural norms and values of society. It often embraces alternative lifestyles, beliefs, and practices that challenge mainstream ideologies. Members of a counterculture typically seek to create a distinct identity, promoting social change and often expressing their views through art, music, and activism. This movement can arise in response to perceived social injustices, political oppression, or cultural stagnation.
Small businesses often struggle to compete with Walmart due to the latter's significant economies of scale, which allow it to offer lower prices that small retailers cannot match. Walmart's vast supply chain and bargaining power enable it to negotiate better deals with suppliers, further reducing costs. Additionally, Walmart's extensive marketing and brand recognition create a customer base that small businesses find difficult to attract. Consequently, small businesses may lack the resources and infrastructure to compete effectively in such a competitive landscape.
To effectively keep ants out of your cat food, store the food in airtight containers, clean up spills promptly, and place the food dishes in shallow pans of water to create a barrier that ants cannot cross.
richard feynman
You cannot create your own Pokemon.
No, you cannot create characters
A counterculture is a group that strongly rejects dominant societal values and norms and seeks alternative lifestyles. These groups often form in response to dissatisfaction with mainstream culture and aim to create their own values and social structures. Examples include hippies in the 1960s and punks in the 1970s.