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one for the book

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something extraordinary, such as a record-breaking performance or a remarkable accomplishment.

See also: Book



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In a mock ceremony that drew both laughter and tears, One for the Books - the last secular, locally-owned bookstore in the Santa Clarita Valley - began its closing-down sale Monday with a tongue-in-cheek funeral sermon.
REQUIEM FOR A DYING BREED; MOCK FUNERAL MARKS FINAL DAYS OF STORE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
``Historically, in towns such as ours, a lot of the heart and soul is the fact that the small retailers were people who were your neighbors,'' said Ben Boydston, artistic director of the Canyon Theatre Guild and a longtime customer of One for the Books.
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