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What are 2 large supermarket chains in New zealand?

The two large super-market chains are owened by progressive enterprises and foodstuffs NZ. Progressive operates Foodtown, Countdown and Woolworths supermarkets. Foodstuffs operates 4 Square, New World and Pak n' Save


What nation colonized most of north and south America by the end of the 1600s?

This is how The Americans were broken down. The English owned most of the Eastern part of North America that was touching the Atlantic (Excluding Florida), The French owned the middle part of the United States, and the western part of Canada. The Spanish controlled almost all of South America, (excluding where modern day Brazil is which was contolled by the Portugiese) Mexico and the western part of the United States. The Dutch also had coloneys in present day New England, but were taken over by the British in the late 1600's. All the said countrys had their own stake in the carribian and each owened multiple islands down there.


What charges were being brought up against johnny in the outsiders?

Got owened by Ponyboy no joke...Lol Okay, not quite. Johnny dies because when the church is on fire he and ponyboy go in to save the little kids stuck inside. Johnny shoves ponyboy out the window to save him and goes after, but a piece of the ceiling that was caught on fire hits his back really hard. Johnny than loses feeling below his mid back and eventually dies.


How many hunters are there in Canada?

Possession of handguns is illegal in Canada.The only exception is if you are a collector. In this case you have to have special permit to do own them and they must be registered with the government. Any handguns under this category must be securely stored following strict guidelines. **The above answer is completely false. Handguns are perfectly legal in Canada and as a matter of fact, we have more liberal laws regarding them than the US. Private ownership means you have to belong to a gun club or range facility. The firearm must be registered and you need a transport permit to move it from your home to the range. Most of these permits are good for 5 years so you dont have to get a permit everytime you wish to go shooting. You can buy a gun anywhere in Canada, from any private person or business. And after you pay for it, you get a "transfer permit". That allows the person or business you bought it from to mail the firearm to you via Canada Post or another certified shipping company.