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20 Cards in this Set
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As the developing world gets richer, people start changing their (1 point)
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As the developing world gets richer, people start changing their (1 point)
...lifestyle.............. |
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His company is ...... other products for the larger person.
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His company is ..researching.... other products for the larger person.
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Scott’s brother saved the life of a man who was choking in a ..
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Scott’s brother saved the life of a man who was choking in a .supermarket.
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Some products already being made are larger ..........
regular chairs and beds. |
Some products already being made are larger ....camping..... ...chairs......
regular chairs and beds. |
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The increasing ….. and …… of the average theatregoer has
had a dramatic impact on how auditoriums are designed |
The increasing …size .. and …weight… of the average theatregoer has
had a dramatic impact on how auditoriums are designed |
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People are taking up ………. as much space as they were before.
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People are taking up …twice……. as much space as they were before.
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The whole world is being *** by rubbish connected with fast-food
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The whole world is being affected by rubbish connected with fast-food
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The McDonald’s concept was born *** because of difficulties serving
food to people in their cars. |
The McDonald’s concept was born partly because of difficulties serving
food to people in their cars. |
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The United States army is one of McDonald’s biggest ***
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The United States army is one of McDonald’s biggest customers
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It is not *** how long fast-food will continue to be successful.
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It is not certain how long fast-food will continue to be successful.
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emotionally close to something or someone
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attached
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things that have a negative effect
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drawbacks
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people who work for someone else
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employees
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a concept or way of doing something
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approach
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Indeed, in southern California, people were becoming so *** to their cars that they were happy to spend all evening in them.
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Indeed, in southern California, people were becoming so attached to their cars that they were happy to spend all evening in them.
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The business was not without its problems, however: staff were always leaving for higher-paid jobs and the teenagers who were their main customers were constantly breaking or stealing the crockery and cutlery. So the McDonalds decided to look again at the basic idea of the take-away restaurant to see if they could find a way round these ***.
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The business was not without its problems, however: staff were always leaving for higher-paid jobs and the teenagers who were their main customers were constantly breaking or stealing the crockery and cutlery. So the McDonalds decided to look again at the basic idea of the take-away restaurant to see if they could find a way round these drawbacks.
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McDonald's has a handbook for *** which contains precise instructions on how everything is to be cooked, from how thick the French fries should be to how far apart burgers should be placed on the grill.
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McDonald's has a handbook for employees which contains precise instructions on how everything is to be cooked, from how thick the French fries should be to how far apart burgers should be placed on the grill.
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The business was not without its problems, however: staff were always leaving for higher-paid jobs and the teenagers who were their main customers were constantly breaking or stealing the crockery and cutlery. So the McDonalds decided to look again at the basic idea of the take-away restaurant to see if they could find a way round these ***.
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The business was not without its problems, however: staff were always leaving for higher-paid jobs and the teenagers who were their main customers were constantly breaking or stealing the crockery and cutlery. So the McDonalds decided to look again at the basic idea of the take-away restaurant to see if they could find a way round these drawbacks.
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And the influence of the McDonald *** can be seen throughout the service economy. There are now chains of coffee bars, shops and all manner of other businesses which benefit from being organised according to the same principles.
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And the influence of the McDonald approach can be seen throughout the service economy. There are now chains of coffee bars, shops and all manner of other businesses which benefit from being organised according to the same principles.
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arriving or happening at the time agreed on
Mrs Marsh liked her guests to be ***. We expect *** payment of bills. |
arriving or happening at the time agreed on
Mrs Marsh liked her guests to be punctual. We expect punctual payment of bills. |
