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- noun Plural form of
hometown .
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Examples
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That is ... the money goes to individual car dealerships in hometowns, rather than to CEO's at Ford or GM.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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But the Hilds are selling to a family-owned chain that concentrates on "hometowns" - communities with a population of 6,000 or so that can't support a bigger supermarket - a family that first had to convince the Hilds they would be good for Marion.
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