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I READ the article by Vivion Kilfeather on the court case between Karen Millen and Dunnes Stores (October 5).

Wed, 10 Oct, 2007 - 01:00
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I READ the article by Vivion Kilfeather on the court case between Karen Millen and Dunnes Stores (October 5).

One basic aspect of the story was missing, however.

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