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Meanings of non-essential shops in English

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Usage of non-essential shops in English
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On Monday, non-essential shops in England will be allowed to open for business.
BBC
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From Monday, all non-essential shops are allowed to reopen in England.
BBC
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Schools, churches and non-essential shops have been closed and gatherings have been banned.
The South African
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Small, non-essential shops are set to open in Austria and Czech Republic next week.
Radio NZ
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Austria has closed schools, restaurants, bars, cultural venues and other gathering places, including non-essential shops.
The Irish Times
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Further range of non-essential shops and services to close.
Independent.ie
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People will be told to stay at home, while pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops will shut.
BBC
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Everyone will be told to stay at home, while pubs, restaurants and non-essential shops will shut.
BBC
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As of Monday, all non-essential shops are allowed to reopen in England, subject to Covid-19 safety measures.
The Guardian
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The "best case scenario" could see restrictions eased for non-essential shops from early to mid-May.
News.com.au
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People will be told to stay at home, and pubs, restaurants, hotels and non-essential shops must shut.
BBC
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Other non-essential shops had already been shut.
Radio NZ
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Boris Johnson is attempting to reboot the retail sector from the start of June, allowing non-essential shops to reopen.
The Guardian
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Austria acted early to shut schools, bars, theatres, restaurants, non-essential shops and other gathering places about four weeks ago.
Reuters
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Britain's once bustling high streets are now eerily quiet, with all non-essential shops closed and thousands of staff furloughed.
The Guardian
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The reopening of non-essential shops this week has seen many parents forced to return to work without access to childcare.
The Irish Times
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Non-essential shops across language varieties
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