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outlet

noun as in place or means of escape, release

noun as in store that sells discounted items

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As the ordinance will force outlets to either hire more people or cut the number of self-checkout kiosks, the California Grocers Assn. warned that consumers could end up facing longer lines and higher grocery prices.

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Over the past decade, the partners expanded into a nearby cafe and two more outlets in the city.

When news outlets treat trans lives as controversial subject matter rather than communities under attack, they contribute to the very climate that makes violence and discrimination more likely.

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"It has become common that unfortunately, the former wine is readily available in secular outlets and bars," Archbishop Muheria told the BBC.

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He died instantly while his fellow lawmakers were left injured, the news outlet added.

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