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I'm answering my own question because Santiago Squarzon and mklement0 already suggested the solution in the comments to my OP.

Santiago's allowed me to produce the result with Start-Process:

Your best bet is to specify automatic encoding mode (parameter m in the reference manual). Code128 has a high density numeric mode that encodes two digits for each codeword and will be selected by the ZPL encoder when it sees a string of digits.

This is your example with automatic mode and ^BY2:

Your CountVectorizer is missing 2 things:

1. ngram_range=(2,2) as stated in the docs: All values of n such such that min_n <= n <= max_n will be used. This help CountVectorizer get 2 gram vector from the input (Big Bazaar instead of ['Big','Bazaar'])
2. lowercase=False which means: Convert all characters to lowercase before tokenizing. This will make Big Bazaar and Brand Factory became lower case and thus can't be found in vocabulary. Setting to False will prevent that from happening.

Also, because you've provided a vocabulary to CountVectorizer, use transform instead of fit_transform

Template template parameters are a limited form of higher-kinded types.

Rust also has a limited form of higher-kinded types in the form of "generic associated types". These are available on the nightly. Concretely, the Monad example might look like:

You can create a dataframe with the sum of each group by .groupby() and .sum(), set the prop_cd as Hlds by .assign().

Then, concat with the original dataframe by pd.concat() and sort the columns to put the sum rows back together with their respective groups by .sort_values(), as follows:

It's a character set change. Also notice the >; in the beginning, to start with Subset C (all numeric) instead of the default Subset B. It allows to reduce the barcode size. You may compare these 2, the resulting barcodes contain the same information but the not compressed one is wider.

It's more than enough to iterate this xpath"//div[@class='row footer-align footer-mobile-res']//div[1]//ul[1]//a"

I have done through WATIR, you could do the same in Java Selenium

To solve your problem one solution is to place the parallel region inside the multi subroutine. This code gives the same result as the serial one:

So commonly to make dir finish first, put parentheses around it, or the pipeline will go back and forth one object at a time and possibly include new files. This happens with renaming scripts. I think in powershell 7 this is less common.