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They’ve had concerns about this employee since before she became ill.
The jewelry features positive affirmations.
The owners don’t know whether to hold their ground or not.
She brought a fast-fashion sensibility from the apparel world to fine jewelry.
Some say they can’t afford it, while some say consultants just don’t know their business.
Custom design sales and lab-grown diamonds continued to pay dividends.
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Everyone is welcomed with Southern hospitality.
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