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    covered in operation strategy in terms of evaluating the different options for operations competing in a particular market sector. The market sector is fast-food chains in which I would include companies such as McDonalds‚ Burger King‚ KFC‚ Dominos‚ Subway‚ ‘Fish and Chip’ outlets and ‘Chinese Food’ outlets. These companies generally offer a counter service (often supplemented by an eat-in area) in order to provide food quickly. You can use other companies if you wish if you explain how they are competing

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    Nutritional Values

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    basis if you were always on the go? Fast food or Subway? What organizational strategy have you chosen? Order of importance I. Introduction: Which would you prefer to feed your your child on a weekly basis if you were always on the go Fast Food like McDonald’s or Subway? I would like to give you a little insight on the nutritional values of a couple items each of these have to offer. II. First main point a. Supporting details: Fast food and Subway are the largest growing places that Americans go to

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    responsibilities as a law-abiding citizen when in a critical situation because the Power of Context states that the human behavior is strongly influenced by its environment. During the 1980s where crime rates were skyrocketing and the subway system was at the brink of closing down‚ a subway shooting occurred involving a disciplinarian and a law-abiding citizen and four juvenile delinquents. A man named Bernhard Goetz entered the train and sat next to four young black men. These four men were notorious for several

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    Why Have Brown Rats Been Able to Survive in Urban Areas People call rats many things like: disease carriers‚ disgusting‚ pests‚ flea-bitten and horrid‚ but the brown rat is actually very interesting as they have been able to survive anywhere because of their amazing skills. The brown rat which is also known as the Rattus norvegicus‚ is nocturnal‚ at night ‘the brown rat’s eyes are small‚ black and shiny; when a flashlight shines into them in the dark‚ the eyes of the rat light up like

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    and cheese burrito‚ nachos from Taco Bell‚ corn dogs‚ and Subway sandwiches. Foods that contained carbohydrates were basically everything. The only item on my list that contained very low percentages of carbohydrates was ham and cheese omelets. The food items that contained the most amount of carbohydrates was mixed grain bread‚ sodas‚ Frosted Flakes cereal‚ low fat milk‚ bean and cheese burrito‚ nachos from Taco Bell‚ French fries‚ and Subway sandwiches. Lipids were also found in most food items on

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    have any other shops. Franchise - Subway A Franchise is a business where someone has bought a business from someone else that has an established name. For example you can buy a McDonalds for lots of money from McDonalds and you are then responsible says for the one in Uxbridge and you get the profit from the business. As an alternative you can open your own burger bar in Uxbridge for less money and call it Ben’s Burger Bar. For my Franchise I have chosen Subway which sells a range of salad baguettes

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    quality ingredients and are nutritionally better than other competitors. I choose to identify the opportunity to conduct more contract work and target fast food companies in which they could supply‚ an example being Burger Fuel. They already supply subway with the pork ribblet so my recommendations were to expand their operations to other fast food outlets would increase market share as well as brand recognition for their frozen convince food range in the super markets and butchers. Contents Page:

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    Homeless Person

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    At 10:57 a.m on Monday morning‚ we met a young girl named Hannah Stevenson. Hannah has been doing the kind act of feeding the homeless people‚ who stay in the subways of New York‚ for the past 5 years. It all started when her mother passed away and she spent most of her time in the subways. The story of this generous little girl will have an impact on you for sure. Hannah is a 11-year-old girl‚ who grew up in the big city of New York and was always aware of the busyness of the city. When her mother

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    relationship appears to be nothing but beneficial‚ it has a serious drawback‚ which is the release/ acceptance of certain issues out of each party’s control. This‚ in turn causes other companies to try to develop new ways of forming this relationship. Subway‚ for example uses “Development Agents” to help ease tensions. However due to this‚ the controversial issue of encroachment emerges. This leaves society asking at what price is success worth it? And how is success measured by these companies? The

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    benefit of this compromise. First of all‚ urban Americans should make compromises on personal space when they are using public transportations. The New York City subway system is a really great representative example of personal space; the total number of urban citizens is more than 18 million‚ thus making the subway system extremely crowded every day. But even during the rush hours‚ the passengers are still careful about their distance with the others. If one person has a minor physical

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