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For fall, shoppers are most likely to do one of two things.

Some shoppers, though, are not sure whether they will return.

Last year, shoppers spent only 2.1 percent more than they did in 2001.

The shoppers were still coming, he would say, so why change anything?

With the market gone, few shoppers now come to the area.

But over all, the results are good news for shoppers.

By the end of the year, however, these shoppers will have to go west.

Today, it is up to 62 percent, or nearly 11 million shoppers.

There were shoppers on their way to and from the market.

I took a place in a line behind eight other shoppers.

Most of the shoppers were young, not much older than me.

I learned that a lot of other shoppers were thinking the same way.

There were few shoppers at that hour and only one woman was on line.

Shoppers say they save at least 20 percent, often much more.

Half an hour before the park opened again, a man looked for shoppers.

Many of these can help shoppers save time and money.

Real shoppers - which means the rest of the world - should get many more.

Most of the shoppers are looking for things under five dollars.

The general run of shoppers would not believe that the two girls came from the same family.

These two shoppers never asked what may be the most important financial question: Which company would provide the service for the phone?

But fear has kept many shoppers, especially women, at home.

Most shoppers pick a pretty top and try it on.

Shoppers who say they do not require help are left alone.

Personal shoppers themselves usually start on the floor as sales people.

For some shoppers, the last day was business as usual.