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| John - there is no way we can answer that question without more information. Where or how are you using the term, "franchise-record"? |
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| Dear John: This term is often used in sports. For example if a sports franchise (ie, the New York Yankees) sets some kind of record (more season ticket holders than ever before, for example), it would be called a franchise record. Context? Petra |
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| On the other hand, if an outlet that was part of the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise sold more Family McBuckets [or whatever they're called] than any other such outlet, that also would be a franchise record. As susiedqq said, the words alone don't say a lot without a context. b |
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| I think Petra is saying that the expression actually does have a meaning and that she knows what it is. Sounded authoritative to me! Now excuse me while I go have some french-fries and put on a record.... |
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| I Googled it just for kicks . . . "Franchise Record Pool is the #1 online mp3 record pool for professional dj only on the planet for old school, hip hop, . . . " |
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