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a shop that sells high quality cheeses, salads, cooked meats start learning
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if a smell, smoke, or a light wind ____s somewhere, or if something _____s it somewhere, it moves gently through the air start learning
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It can waft for up to 13 washes
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to fill something or someone with a particular feeling or quality start learning
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The company even infuses the fresh smell of citrus into a range of clothing made by Odeur
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related to the process of knowing, understanding, and learning something start learning
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What they say is compared with what they are thinking by looking at cognitive or emotional activity
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an area where people have never lived before, that not much is known about, especially in the western US before the 20th century: start learning
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“We are just at the frontier of the subconscious
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a thought, idea, or detail that is important but difficult to notice or understand start learning
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an expert on the subtleties of marketing.
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to formally ask someone to write an official report, produce a work of art for you etc start learning
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But companies commissioning such studies keep the results secret
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an idea, belief, or opinion start learning
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The notion of shoppers wearing brain-scanning hats would be ridiculous
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to go in a particular direction while moving unsteadily from side to side; to be unsure whether to do something; Pol. chwiać się, kiwać się, ruszać się start learning
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there are some of the ways used to get shoppers’ hands to wobble in the direction of a particular product.
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paying exact attention to the details of something is doing things _____. start learning
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Spot-checks are carried out to make sure instructions are followed to the letter
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to put neat piles of things on something start learning
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all the academic papers written on how best to stack shelves
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to turn around fast in circles start learning
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it all depends on the direction in which people gyrate around a store
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to keep being unable to make a final decision about something start learning
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It can measure how many went straight to one brand, the number that dithered and those that compared several, at the same time as sorting shoppers by age, gender and ethnicity.
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to do something without thinking about it start learning
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This shows their mind was already made up; they were on autopilot
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a person or company that makes beer start learning
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So brewers should spend their marketing money outside
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when you change something from one form, purpose, or system to a different one; when someone changes from one religion or belief to a different one start learning
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The “customer conversion” rate varies between types of store
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available or unavailable in a particular shop start learning
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. an area in a shop where you can put on clothes to see how they look start learning
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customersa are using fitting rooms
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