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As Hannah Burton , senior associate at the Food Trust in Philadelphia , explains , chain stores often fail in low-income neighborhoods because they make " cookie-cutter " decisions for all of their stores at once , rather than basing them on each neighborhood 's unique characteristics . Gordon Brown will look closely at what is said about the state of the books , but the report will also cover everything from the way profits are taxed to child poverty.The institute 's unique role in public life has not been built by polishing a brand - even its friends admit that three of the four words in its title are a turn-off . Although the majority of Namibia 's international visitors originate in the region , other international travelers are increasingly attracted by the country 's unique mix of political stability , cultural diversity , and geographic beauty . " We are extremely excited about having the opportunity to execute on a dream that Erik and I share to deliver open-source solutions designed for a company 's unique needs , " Knuttila said . The Survey 's unique capabilities in remote sensing and geospatial data analysis will also be brought to bear in the re-assessment of domestic security needs .