Department stores
Stands and department stores are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stands" instead a noun phrase "Department stores".
Stands
Department stores and stands are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Department stores" instead a noun "Stands".
Both terms in one sentence
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Yoko walks in with a large shopping bag — the kind elegant department stores used to give you — and stands next to the sign as if waiting for a bus.
Source: Music / Yoko Ono -
There are random BUILDINGS falling out of the sky (by the command of an insane zombified clown, no less), fortresses that can be summoned out of the ground, and absurd amounts of perfectly square buildings, rave rooms, department stores and hot dog stands.
Source: Chaos Architecture
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