drugstore

A friend of mine walked into a drugstore, told them he has a cold, and walked out with some broad-band antibiotic. No questions asked.

Virtual Shopping: Anderton buys some essentials at a drugstore, and a second hand set of clothes. It's important to the plot of the story that he takes the risk of exposing himself to get these items.

You can't write a secondary source for a work of literature by reading it once through like a drugstore thriller or romance. A literary analyst would read the book through completely >3 times and spend hours on certain key passages.

"I'm sure that in 1985, plutonium is available in every corner drugstore, but in 1955, it's a little hard to come by." I suppose Ford realized that having fissile material in every garage can prove to be a bit of a hazard.

Landing in Taiwan in 1982, I had a headache soon after I arrived, and it was immensely gratifying to be able to go to the corner drugstore and say, "I would like to buy aspirin" and be understood well enough to get what I wanted. That relieved my headache even more than taking the medicine.

I feel really bad for the people working in the drugstore now! Just to be clear, the idea that weekly cyclicality in demand for labor, or any restriction on demand for labor hurts employee welfare makes little sense when the legislative efforts already focus on labor friendly restrictions on supply.