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  • Crime Fiction British family went shopping in used ambulance with emergency lights flashing Rob Beschizza
  • commercialism Tracking the Rise and Fall of the American middle class with shopping malls Thom Dunn
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  • POS Every item scanned as "Mr Potato Head" in glitch at department stores David Pescovitz
  • shopping Microsoft to permanently close its retail stores Rob Beschizza
  • totally not creepy at all 'GrokNet', the AI behind Facebook Shops, looks for body type, skin tone, location, socioeconomic class in photos Xeni Jardin
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  • shopping Footage of empty Beijing mall Rob Beschizza
  • stores The lost Apple Store design of the 1990s David Pescovitz
  • grocery stores Visiting what may be the most remote and expensive supermarket in America David Pescovitz
  • malls The Mall, footage from a dying mall in 1994 David Pescovitz
  • e-commerce Just like Amazon, Walmart now offers free next-day delivery Xeni Jardin
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