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03/07/2009 Lives & Livelihood: Perpignan's smelly socks saga closes

Lives and Livelihoods in the Languedoc-Roussillon 26: Basil Howitt closes Perpignan’s saga of the smelly socks. Fortunately last Sunday’s affair of the unsavoury armpits came to nothing, thanks to the punctilious voting procedures set up by The Seven Wise Men.

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