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  • Big US warehouse club selling bulk goods.

  • Luxury French fashion and perfume brand stores.

  • Australian supermarket chain, sells groceries.

  • US luxury leather goods and fashion stores.

  • Global fashion brand with many retail stores.

  • Generic shop selling sweets and candy.

  • US pharmacy chain selling meds and goods.

  • European fashion retail chain with clothing.

  • Luxury jewelry and watch boutiques worldwide.

  • Clothing retail chain, esp. in Australia/NZ.

  • Canadian tire

  • Generic store focused on selling candy.

  • Generic shop selling cars or car services.

  • British shoe retail chain with many stores.

  • Coffeehouse chain, also sells snacks and drinks.

  • Generic store that mainly sells candy.

  • Supermarket chain, common in parts of Europe.

  • Co-op food stores, member-owned supermarket chain.

  • Generic type of shop selling coffee drinks.

  • Outdoor and sporting goods retail chain in US.

  • Shoe and clothing brand with its own stores.

  • Type of shop selling cakes and desserts.

  • Small restaurant/coffee shop, common type of shop.

  • Carter’s kids clothing stores across North America.

  • Major French hypermarket chain worldwide.

  • Footwear brand with many dedicated retail stores.

  • Grocery store chain in Southern Africa and US.

  • Canadian bookstore chain with many retail shops.

  • UK electronics and appliance retail chain.

  • Australian fashion retail brand with stores.

  • US restaurant chain, counts as a food outlet.

  • Mexican-style restaurant chain with many outlets.

  • Crate and Barrel

  • US Champs Sports stores sell athletic gear.

  • UK card & gift retail chain on high streets.

  • Generic term for a pet store focused on cats.

  • Co-op is a UK supermarket and convenience chain.

  • Columbia has branded outdoor clothing stores.

  • Champion brand runs its own clothing stores.

  • Clintons is a UK card and gift shop chain.

  • Carter’s is a kids’ clothing retail chain.

  • General term for a shop that sells cars.

  • CEX is a UK chain buying/selling electronics.

  • Celine has boutiques selling luxury fashion.

  • Chick-fil-A is a fast-food restaurant chain.

  • Canada Goose runs branded outerwear stores.

  • Costcutter is a UK convenience store chain.

  • Corner store = small local convenience shop.

  • Charlotte Russe is a women’s clothing retailer.

  • Cracker Barrel is a US restaurant and store chain.

  • Cabela's is a US outdoor and hunting retail chain.

  • Corner shop is a small local convenience store.

  • Claire's is a global accessories and jewelry chain.

  • Chico's is a US women’s clothing retail chain.

  • Cat store could mean a pet shop for cats.

  • Christian Dior is a luxury fashion house with boutiques.

  • Centra is an Irish convenience store chain.

  • CarMax is a major US used car retailer.

  • Charming Charlie is a fashion accessories store chain.

  • Clothes shop is a common term for clothing store.

  • Chick-fil-A is a fast-food restaurant chain.

  • Countdown is a New Zealand supermarket chain.

  • Coco Chanel is a fashion brand with boutiques.

  • Generic type of store selling donated goods in UK/US.

  • UK mobile phone retail chain, now just Carphone.

  • Carl’s Jr fast‑food burger restaurant chain.

  • UK electronics/appliance retailer chain, merged brands.

  • US kids’ clothing retail chain, malls and outlets.

  • US women’s fashion retail chain, mall stores.

  • Fashion brand with retail stores across Asia/world.

  • US department store chain name, now mostly closed.

  • UK electronics retailer; apostrophe often written off.

  • Italian legwear/swimwear chain with many shops.

  • European fashion retail chain “C&A” clothing stores.

  • Variant writing of C&A fashion retail clothing chain.

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