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emporium

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Emporium (2002) is the debut short-story collection by San Francisco writer and Stanford University Jones Lecturer Adam Johnson . Emporium collected nine stories that previously appeared in American literary journals and magazines. Penguin published the ...

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n. 1 A market place or trading centre, particularly of an ancient city. 2 A shop that offers a wide variety of goods, often used facetiously. 3 A department store. 4 (context obsolete English) The brain.

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Emporium \Em*po"ri*um\, n.; pl. Emporiums , L. Emporia . [L., fr. Gr. ?, fr. ? belonging to commerce, fr. ? traveler, trader; ? in + ? way through and over, path. See In , and Empiric , Fare .] A place of trade; a market place; a mart; esp., a city or town ...

Usage examples of emporium.

Albuquerque, failing to storm Calicut, seized Goa farther north and made it the chief emporium.

It would be chock full of boats and ferries, bound for the markets and the great Emporium.

Nedra and their child ascended once more to the surface above Emporia and went across the multihued coiling of the photosynthetrons and again upon that long march into the upland valleys.

Neither Harry nor Ron bought any ingredients at the Apothecary, seeing that they were no longer studying Potions, but both bought large boxes of owl nuts for Hedwig and Pigwidgeon at Eeylops Owl Emporium.

Harry nor Ron bought any ingredients at the Apothecary, seeing that they were no longer studying Potions, but both bought large boxes of owl nuts for Hedwig and Pigwidgeon at Eeylops Owl Emporium.

Topping, business partner of Leo Felix, the Rastafarian automotive dealer who ran Jah Cars, the previously-owned-car emporium down beside the canal.

Cheap striplights, huge floor space, a jumble of racks, plain-looking signs advertising jeans, army-navy clothes, and club gear: nothing like the upscale emporiums Tammy said he usually patronized or consulted for.

The gallery here was in good hands with Gardner, and the emporium in New York did not have a capable manager he could trust: good business sense suggested that Brady keep his eye on the store in New York.

Broward County has impulsively offered to build a basketball-hockey emporium to keep both the restless Miami Heat and the money-losing Florida Panthers in South Florida.

The film company then borrowed back its own money, bought a replacement item, leased it to the Emporium which then rehired it to the film company.

He stepped out of a small building called the Bottlefly Emporium, leaving the bat-wing doors swinging behind him.

He hoped, therefore, gradually to make Astoria the great emporium of the American fur trade in the Pacific, and the nucleus of a powerful American state.

Such is the present state of the fur trade, by which it will appear that the extended sway of the Hudson's Bay Company, and the monopoly of the region of which Astoria was the key, has operated to turn the main current of this opulent trade into the coffers of Great Britain , and to render London the emporium instead of New York, as Mr.

The Mammon Emporium offers brand-name concessions and fast-food chains from alternative universes and divergent timetracks.

Actually, though, the real reason Cassandra was blowing the whistle on Padre Pederastia's bomb emporium was to annoy Simon Moon, whom she had been trying to get into her bed ever since she met him at the Friendly Stranger Coffee House six months before.