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All people who shop are recreational shoppers.
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对
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错
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recreational shoppers指的是那些喜欢在闲暇时间逛商店并以此为爱好的人，并非所有购物的人。recreational娱乐的，消遣的。
recreational shoppers指的是那些喜欢在闲暇时间逛商店并以此为爱好的人，并非所有购物的人。recreational娱乐的，消遣的。
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