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Discover LudwigThe phrase "franchise shops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to retail outlets that operate under a franchise agreement, typically selling products or services of a larger brand.
Example: "Many franchise shops offer consistent quality and service, making them popular among consumers."
Alternatives: "franchise stores" or "franchised outlets".
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The success of these franchise shops has contributed to the slow decline of the neighborhood kisaten.
Conviviality, which has more than 700 franchise shops operating under the Bargain Booze and Wine Rack brands, floated at 100p a share in 2013.
Escada operates 182 of its own shops and 225 franchise shops in more than 60 countries, employing about 2,300, 600 of those in Germany.
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The company's Web site makes no specific mention of Michael Jordan, although it says, "As a franchise shop, we mainly sell Jordan shoes.
The heroes of this story are three workers hired to assemble heroes — ah, yes, the play's dualities begin with the title — at a new franchise shop in what could be any U.S. city.
Harrison said it was impossible to attribute Costa's increasingly strong performance to the controversy surrounding Starbucks's tax affairs, but he noted that Costa had enjoyed a record week last week, with UK stores – excluding franchised shops – taking £10m and attracting 3.8m customers.
Going around the globe; franchises shops in Ireland, Malaysia, Singapore and Slovenia.
Shopping DC has the usual suburban shopping malls, but for non-franchise shopping head to Georgetown.
Franchise Sub Shop franchise sandwich shop business plan products.
Its production arm came up with the concept for "The Franchise" and shopped it to various networks.
Since 1990, he has been a permanent lawful resident of St . Louis where he had several Dunkin' Donuts franchises, bagel shops and hotels.
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