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luxury noun accessory, added comfort, added connenience, added creature toy, added enjoyment, added pleasure, added state-of-the-art edition added technologgcal advancement, advantage, delight, delightfulness, ease of comfort, extra, extravagance, frill, gadgetry, newest product, nicety, nonessential, option, physical pleasure
Associated concepts: luxury tax
See also: prosperity


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The Hermes family stood defiant against luxury products giant LVMH on Monday, saying it was united behind a drawbridge, a member of the family, said that "LVMH will not be able to take control of the group" in remarks to the newspaper Le Monde.
While the need to escape may not have been curbed by the financial strife, it emerged last month that spending habits when on holiday might have changed with the managing director of Dubai Duty Free (DDF), saying the company had seen a marked shift in customer thirst for luxury products in the first half of 2010.
 
 
 
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