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| | The Scotsman - Opinion - Is there life after Jenners? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17) |
 | | News that Jenners, that grand old dowager of Princes Street, is in advanced talks that could result in its sale, will come as the most terrible shock to many of its customers. |
 | | Jenners, famous for its rambling staircases and lifts that barely seem to move, has stood for an indissoluble core of Edinburgh: undemonstrative, understated, slightly superior, suspicious of the new and prone to dottiness. |
 | | Jenners customers will need something stronger than tea. |
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