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-- North Korea (Year unknown)
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-- North Korea
+- North Korea (Year unknown)
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+- North Korea
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+- Afghanistan (2005)
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-- Solomon Islands (Year missing)
+- Solomon Islands (1998)
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-- Solomon Islands
+- Solomon Islands (Year missing)
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-- Solomon Islands (Year Unknown)
+- Solomon Islands
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+- Solomon Islands (Year Unknown)
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+- Bermuda (1985)
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-- Cayman Islands (added by user request)
+- Cayman Islands (1993)
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+- Cayman Islands (added by user request)
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+- Bahamas (1987)
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+- Gibraltar (1994)
+- San Marino (1999)
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+- American Samoa (1993)
+- Samoa (2014)
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-- Guam (1974)
-- Guernsey (1978)
-- Isle of Man (1980)
+- Guam (1971)
+- Guernsey (1997)
+- Isle of Man (1997)
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+- Guam
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+- Guadeloupe (1992)
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+- Romania (1995)
+## See also
+- [Franchise](/wiki/franchise)
+- [McDonald's](/wiki/mcdonalds)
+- [Fast Food](/wiki/fast_food)
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-McDonald's Franchises are the primary operational model for the global fast-food giant, with most restaurants owned and run by independent [Franchisees](/wiki/franchisee). This system allows for rapid expansion and local market adaptation, adhering to the company's core [Business Model](/wiki/business_model).
-## See also
-- [Fast Food](/wiki/fast_food)
-- [Restaurant Chains](/wiki/restaurant_chain)
-- [Brand Management](/wiki/brand_management)
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+- Brazil (1979)
+- India (1996)
+- Italy (1986)
+- Mexico (1985)
+- Philippines (1981)
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+- American Virgin Islands (1979)
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+- Aruba (1990)
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+## List of Franchises
+- United States (1955)
+- Canada (1967)
+- Japan (1971)
+- Germany (1971)
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+McDonald's Franchises are the primary operational model for the global fast-food giant, with most restaurants owned and run by independent [Franchisees](/wiki/franchisee). This system allows for rapid expansion and local market adaptation, adhering to the company's core [Business Model](/wiki/business_model).
+## See also
+- [Fast Food](/wiki/fast_food)
+- [Restaurant Chains](/wiki/restaurant_chain)
+- [Brand Management](/wiki/brand_management)
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