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The products at for example Wal-Mart over here and K-Mart have substantially improved in the last 15 years or so.

 

http://www.walmart.com/

 

Same difference I expect. :smile2:

 

Wal-mart bought out our Asda last year, so I think we are merging more and more! (http://www.asda.com)

 

I think once I finish my Evanovich kick, I might have to rad that copy of Two Women that I got free in Woolies a couple of years ago!

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Oh! Thanks for the link. The Woolworth's I remember was smaller scale than that, but it may have been the predesessor to it. They have all evolved more or less along the same track.

The products at for example Wal-Mart over here and K-Mart have substantially improved in the last 15 years or so.

 

http://www.walmart.com/

 

Same difference I expect. :lol:

your welcome!:lol:
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Just browsing (honest) in Waterstones today and noticed Ms Cole has a new book out!

 

It's called The Business and in true Martina Cole style, it looks great.

 

Imelda Dooley is scared. Really scared. She's played hard and fast and now she's been caught. She's pregnant and now she's on her own. Her father, not a man to mess with, will see that somebody pays for this. And it's not going to be her. So Imelda Dooley tells a lie. A lie that literally causes murders. When Mary Dooley's husband is killed in the night's events, she knows she must graft to keep the family afloat. And graft she does, becoming a name in her own right. But she still has to watch her daughter's life spiral into a vicious, hate-fuelled cycle of drugs and prostitution. Caught up in the carnage that is Imelda's existence are Mary's adored grandchildren, Jordanna and Kenny. Pretty little Jordanna isn't yet three and she already knows far too much. All she can do is look after her baby brother, Kenny, and try not to draw unwanted attention to herself. Set in the East End of London from the tail-end of the seventies up until the present-day, THE BUSINESS is a tale of drugs, prostitution and a young girl's fight for survival -- against all the odds.

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