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The usual term is a 'chain'.
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What are the plastic dolls in clothes shops called?
Mannequins
What are the names of some online shops where one can purchase plastic travel mugs?
Plastic travel mugs can be purchased from many different online shops. Some examples of these online shops include StarbucksStore, Target, and Amazon.
Where can one purchase a stainless steel kitchen splashback?
One can purchase a stainless steel kitchen splashback using the yellow pages to find steel metal companies. Also one can look at kitchen shops, fabrics shops, and engineering shops.
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cos we can
A group of shops all owned by one company is called a?
A group of shops all owned by one company is called a chain.
What is a group of shops owned by a company called?
Sell using advertising?
What is a group of shops owned by the same company called?
Sell using advertising?
What is A group of shops owned by the same company?
Sell using advertising?
What is a string of mountains is called a?
A string of mountains is called a mountain chain.
Is Christmas tree shops owned by crate and barrel?
No, Christmas Tree Shops are owned by Bed, Bath, and Beyond!
What is a group of shops called of the same company?
Sell using advertising?
What is a group of shops in an open area called?
An Outlet. I'm pretty sure!
What is a group of shops called?
If it's all grouped together, it's called a mall.
Which financial group owns the Kragen's auto parts business shops?
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Where in England can you buy knoppers What shops?
they can be found in many of them shops with products from different countries they can also be found in privately owned onestop sorta shops
What do you call a company that owns a group of shops?
You call it a convoy of shops :)
