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Elevator shoes

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shoes having unusually thick soles and heels, designed to make a person appear taller than he or she actually is.

See also: Elevator



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Chiluba on Monday was cleared in court of charges that he embezzled 500,000 dollars in state funds during his 10 years in office, when the former trade unionist developed a taste for flashy suits and custom elevator shoes.
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Chiluba on Monday was cleared in court of charges that he embezzled 500,000 dollars in state funds during his 10 years in office, when the former trade unionist developed a taste for flashy suits and custom elevator shoes.
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Zambia's ex-president Frederick Chiluba, known for flashy suits and custom elevator shoes, was cleared on Monday of charges that he embezzled 500,000 dollars in public funds during his decade in power.
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