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2. Pop Mart - Wikipedia

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   The company is known for selling collectable 'designer' toys, often sold in a 'blind box' format. [1] [2] The Financial Times has described the company as having "elevated toy-buying to an act of trendy connoisseurship among China’s young affluent consumers", [3] and as having been 'credited with creating the market for so-called designer ...

3. Temu - Wikipedia

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   Temu offers free goods to some users who successfully refer new users via affiliate codes, social media, and gamification. [10] Online purchases on Temu can be made using an Internet browser or through a dedicated mobile app. Temu uses large-scale online advertising campaigns on Facebook and Instagram. [32]

4. Lovehoney - Wikipedia

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   Lovehoney is a British business that sells sex toys, lingerie and erotic gifts on the Internet. Their tagline is "the sexual happiness people". In addition to retailing, Lovehoney has over 400 own brand products and does development and publicity.

5. Toy - Wikipedia

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   In the Western culture, the Barbie and Action-Man represent lifelike figures but in an imaginative state out of reach from the society of these children and adults. These toys give way to a unique world in which children's play is isolated and independent of the social constraints placed on society leaving the children free to delve into the ...

6. The Gadget Shop - Wikipedia

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   Jonathan Elvidge founded the chain in 1991. The ideology behind the chain was that its target market would be a retail experience for teenagers and young adults, offering the sale of DVD players, audio and computer equipment, alongside novelty toys. [3] At its height, it had 45 branches across the UK, and employed around 700 people. [4]

7. Book censorship in the United States - Wikipedia

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   The first instance of book censorship in what is now known as the United States, took place in 1637 in modern-day Quincy, Massachusetts. [2] [3] While specific titles caused bouts of book censorship, with Uncle Tom’s Cabin frequently cited as the first book subject to a national ban, censorship of reading materials and their distribution ...