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a/the British chemist - English Only forum
apostrophe s in shop name (chemist's) - English Only forum
as the Oxford chemist Peter Atkins stated in 1976 - English Only forum
at the chemist's; at the butcher's, at the petrol station's - English Only forum
British English: chemist, chemistry - English Only forum
chemist vs chemicist - English Only forum
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chemist, drugstore, pharmacy - English Only forum
chemist's bottle - English Only forum
chemist's shop, cabbies, bobbies...BE? - English Only forum
drugstore / chemist - English Only forum
Going to the doctor / doctor's [ hairdresser's, chemist's .....] - English Only forum
Having initially trained as a physical chemist - English Only forum
he had bought her a ballpoint at a chemist's - English Only forum
How is the chemist? - English Only forum
I'll get it at <the> chemist's. - English Only forum
If I were to stand outside a chemist - English Only forum
in chemists/chemist's shops (the plural) - English Only forum
my job is chemist / my job is a doctor - English Only forum
Pharmacy or Chemist's - English Only forum
pharmacy-chemist's - English Only forum
possible double meaning of chemist - English Only forum
She carried with her a Boots the chemist bag filled with . . . . - English Only forum
The chemist's in the centre of town can develop your snaps. - English Only forum
today I went to the chemist's - English Only forum

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