Goodyear & Bridgestone
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non-EU
American and Japanese rubber on European roads.
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Domino's & Pizza Hut
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American pizza delivery, in the countries that invented pizza.
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McDonald's & Burger King
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Two American burger chains on every European high street.
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Tabasco & Frank's RedHot
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Louisiana and Missouri, on European tables.
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Norton / McAfee
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The antivirus that came with the laptop.
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Pringles & Lay's
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Kellanova and PepsiCo own the crisp shelf.
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Oreo & Chips Ahoy
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non-EU
Mondelez biscuits, everywhere.
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Amazon Web Services
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non-EU
The default cloud, and the default lock-in.
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Strava
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Your training log, and a map of where you live.
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Firebase
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non-EU
Backend-as-a-service, backed by Google's roadmap.
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iPhone, Samsung Galaxy & Xiaomi
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non-EU
Premium phones, none of them made here.
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Cutco, Global & Shun
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non-EU
One knife, used every day, kept for thirty years.
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Android / iOS
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non-EU
Two American companies, one duopoly, every European pocket.
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Hershey's, Mars & Mondelez
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Three American groups own most of the confectionery aisle.
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Fitbit, Apple Watch & Whoop
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non-EU
Continuous health data, exported continuously.
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Uber Eats / DoorDash
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non-EU
Delivery economics, imported.
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