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Hotel chain
* Many hotel chains have more than one hotel in major destinations
  - see broadband access as a way to gain a competitive edge
* Most hotel chains have no room number thirteen and many skyscrapers are without a thirteenth floor.
* Some hotel chains offer savings for families.

Key chain
* allow a rotating series of keys to be used to decrease the likelihood of compromise.
* is located in department stores
  - drugstores
  - hardware stores
  - purses
  - smalls
* is used for decoration

Light chain
* exist in two classes, lambda and kappa.
* is at the neck region of myosin, and often is used as a regulatory domain.

Polypeptide chain
* fold to form an active site where the substrate is bound.
* folds to native protein under physiological conditions.
* form a triple helix molecule.

Restaurant chain
* Some restaurant chains require managers to move in order to be promoted
  - use semi-solid oils
* is chain.

Single chain
* polysilicates comprise part of the subclass inosilicates.
* share two basal oxygen while the double chain shares three.

Supermarket chain
* Most supermarket chains recognize the importance of proper merchandising of kosher foods.
* can recycle plastic bags on a cost-effective scale.

Supply chain
* are an integral part of electronic commerce
  - indeed where Internet technology stands to deliver the greatest financial returns
* exist in manufacturing industries, in service industries, and in the home.

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Hierarchy
* divides society into the powerful and powerless.
* framework that the vine of trust grows on.
* is about attaching relative values to symptoms
  - an unmistakable feature of Javanese society
  - based more on the quality of one's ideas than on institutional rank
* is based on age and size but also on alliances and friendships
  - merit, selflessness and vigour in the service of Spain
  - evident in all of nature
  - found in nature
  - one of the central structural schemes that the architect of complexity uses
* is the oly hope in a crisis
  - political theme of the society of brute force
  - when one person is seen as being more important than another person
* logical way to present information - it is very easy to understand and comprehend.
* means holy government and sacred order
  - that some people are officially in positions of power over others
* system in which items are ranked above or below each other.
* technique used in a network to gain the benefits from high capacity channels.
* traditional way of organizing people into groups.
* vertical system of management and subordination.
* very religious concept.
+ Anarcho-capitalism: Political movements
  * Most libertarians think that there needs to be a government in order to protect people's property, which makes anarcho-capitalists different, even though they are still a kind of libertarian. On the other hand, most anarchists don't agree with anarcho-capitalism because they think that it's bad to use force to stop someone from using someone else's property. A lot of anarchists don't even think that anarcho-capitalism counts as a real kind of anarchism. That is because most anarchists aren't just against the government, but the whole idea of hierarchy. Hierarchy is when one person is seen as being more important than another person. They say that capitalism creates hierarchies because some people have more money than others.

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Dominance hierarchy
* Dominance hierarchies are common in social animals
  - observed in both sexes
  - avoid violence for the most part, but the threat of violence is ever present
  - reduce the number of hopeful reproductives in polygynous queenless ants
* is important among bulls in rut, and among cows with calves.