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    More important than strategizing and planning in the headquarters, the biggest CHALLENGE of owning a restaurant is making sure staff treats the customers well and the chefs prepare good food. "Battle" is a type of challenge. A lot of times, business executives spend a lot of time in meetings discussing business plans and strategies on how to increase profits, but they don't always understand what is actually happening in the stores/restaurants. None of those meetings mean anything if staff and customers don't enjoy the experience.
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    May 18, 2017
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    It depends on the context. In terms of school, if you mean to say that you are physically inside the school, most people would say "at school." "At" is for describing a location where you are not. Example: "Where are you?" "I'm AT (the) school." If you want to say that you are a student studying at a school, you would say, "I'm IN school," as in "I'm enrolled in school."\ "In" can be for location also, but in this case it describes your current status. I hope this helps! (:
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    April 1, 2017
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    "Increasingly large" is correct. Adverbs modify/describe adjectives as well as verbs. In this case, it is to say the number of people is already large, but is still increasing over time.
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    April 1, 2017
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