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Fine goods

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woven fabrics of fine texture and quality.

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The latest indication that gay and lesbian couples will forever alter the wedding industry--especially if other states follow Massachusetts's lead and begin issuing licenses--can be found at Gump's, a purveyor of fine goods to San Francisco's elite shoppers.
Using shopping lists, inventories, recipe books, diaries, and extant glassware as well as artistic depictions he tries to meld the tools and outlooks of the historian of technology and the material scientist with those of the connoisseur of fine goods.
is a privately held specialty retailer of fine goods for the garden and home, which are merchandised primarily through its 47 retail stores in 21 states, direct mail catalogs and online through its website www.
 
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