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in store

adjective as in awaiting

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The majority of Harrods customers shop in-store, so it is understood the breach has affected only a small proportion of its shoppers.

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In addition to selling threads and fabric, the shop will include new in-store services, like fabric cutting.

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Shoppers would walk in to the shops, pick up what they want, walk out and their Amazon account would be billed for the items on their Amazon account, which were identified using technology including in-store cameras.

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The couple added: "This is not the end of Butterwick - it's the beginning of an exciting new chapter. By focusing on Rushden and Northampton, we will be returning to our roots: an authentic in-store bakery experience where craft, freshness, and creativity come first."

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Research by Barclays suggests nearly 95% of all eligible in-store card transactions were contactless in 2024.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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