n. 链, 枷锁, 束缚 vt. 用铁练锁住, 束缚, 囚禁
They have long been competing with chain hotels.
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The TGI Fridays drone that injured a Brooklyn Daily photographer; US burger chain Shake Shack having to retreat from plans for entirely cashless ordering sites.
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One 2011 study showed that in branches of a pizza chain where employees were more passive, outgoing bosses were associated with higher profits.
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By investing in neglected local plants, countries can reduce their reliance on imported crops and their carbon-heavy supply chains.
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There is scarcely a single commodity in any American household that isn't dependent for its manufacture and sale, through one supply chain or another, on scores of different people spread out across the entire globe.
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