Franchises
Stores and franchises are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stores" instead a noun "Franchises".
Stores
Franchises and stores are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Franchises" instead a noun "Stores".
Both words in one sentence
- Well as franchises anyway, there are still a few manager-owned stores still kicking.
Source: End of an Age -
More than that, since Nintendo has such strong power as a company and as a brand, a good part of their success lies in transforming games into franchises (see Pokémon for a good example of how Nintendo parleyed a game into everything from stores to movies).
Source: Creator / Nintendo - Also, any stores that had a restaurant in them likely had a cafeteria called Radio Grill or a scaled down McDonald's that only sold a handful of lunch items, not the Subway franchises that are nearly omnipresent in Walmarts today (the affiliation started in 2004).
Source: Newer Than They Think
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