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You can always judge a man by his shoes, or so the old adage goes. And the same goes for woman, as shown in an exhibition in Winchester which promises to reveal the use and
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An attorney for the city of Detroit told a federal bankruptcy judge on Monday that the citys survival depended on the approval of a plan that would right decades of irresponsible city management, a tumbling economy and systemic population loss. Detroit needs all the relief it can get from this court, Bruce Bennett to
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