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Her old man warned me about her, said if she got hired to watch out, because she would be running the joint in no time, which turned out to be a pretty accurate prophecy.
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The Judy, sponsored by the Garment Salesmen Ontario Market, was presented to The Star last night at a dinner at Toronto's Westin Hotel. [...] "It's great to be part of the fashion team that puts our section together each week," Star photographer Erin Combs said last night.
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