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- adj. US Of or relating to a very large retail establishment built as a massive, free-standing structure
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“Reliance at one time considered making an investment of its own in French big-box Carrefour.”
“San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera says the ordinance, passed last year, had originally contained an exemption for grocery stores and so-called big-box stores with pharmacies under the same roof.”
“And the explosion of malls and so-called big-box stores meant that shopping had graduated from being a necessity or occasional pleasure to a central form of entertainment, a destination that kept people out of the house while they 'shopped till they dropped.”
“criticism was aimed at so-called big-box retailers like Wal-Mart Stores, which has a wholesale business in India.”
“The light coming inside the hut is from the sign for an enormous big-box store down the road.”
“She asks readers to ponder a world without the big-box bookseller.”
“The big-box retailer and online bookseller on Monday began issuing to members of the media invitations to a special press conference this Wednesday, May 6th at 10: 30 a.m. that will take place at Pace University in Manhattan.”
“The show celebrated computer geekdom with a good chunk of the stories taking place in the big-box electronics store.”
“The big-box retailer is making a major push to end that inconvenience.”
“They've already survived the big-box, national-chain onslaught.”
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