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7 percent from a year earlier on a same-store basis as consumers turned tightfisted amid the deepening recession and warm weather took a toll on winter clothing sales, an industry body said Wednesday.
So, she can be forgiven for being a little selfish or tightfisted at times.
The Sun newspaper, which broke the story of their divorce last month, alleged that Madonna thought he was lazy, tightfisted and preferred the pub to his family, while Ritchie allegedly thought she was a control freak obsessed with her Kabbalah faith.
 
 
 
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