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Location, Location, Location
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Location, Location, Location
A phrase indicating the supreme importance of location in business. Selecting a high-traffic or otherwise favorable location is paramount for building, for example, a successful restaurant business. The phrase is less relevant than it once was because of the increased use of the Internet in business. However, it remains very important.


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CAPTION(S): GARRINGTON FEARS: Phil Spencer and Kirstie Allsop on the Channel 4 show Location Location Location
This hybrid of Location Location Location sees property gurus Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer advise these astute (and lucky) so-and-sos as they become double home-owning nouveau riche types.
HOUSE-hunters or just those with a naturally nosey inclination will be fascinated by Location Location Location, Channel 4 always watchable property series.
 
 
 
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