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company store

noun

  1. a retail store operated by a company for the convenience of the employees, who are required to buy from the store.


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˜yĐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of company store1

An Americanism dating back to 1870–75
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Or the overlapping scenes of the company store charging “exorbitant prices” in both texts; how both books create a contrast of the fertile fields against the dying migrants; or how in each novel there is an “emphasis on music as an encouragement for the human spirit.”

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Last week, as JD Vance prepared to take the debate stage with Walz, Terra Vance drove along winding roads through mountain hollows draped with wild kudzu, past an abandoned company store in her hometown where generations of coal miners in her family once shopped and paid with scrip they were rewarded for their work in the mines instead of cash.

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The Itmann Company Store complex functioned as “the center of the community,” according to the building’s National Register nomination form, “The building was not only the location of much-needed services, but also the center of casual social interaction between Itmann residents.”

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In other incidents, a sound bomb was hurled outside the Caterpillar company store, rattling the neighborhood and leaving a small pothole in the street.

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“We need to fight for the worker, not the company store,” Shrewsbury said.

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