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This page is in desperate need of a rewrite. It sounds like an 8-year-old wrote it. TenPoundHammer 15:56, 11 March 2007 (UTC) reply

I have been heavily working on this page, especially working on the Flood Coverage. I'd love to see this page excel beyond Stub-Class. Catsrule27 ( talk) 00:57, 23 May 2010 (UTC) reply

I just rewrote the 2010 flood article due to possible bias. In addition I also rewrote the number of floor and ran into a problem listing the three floor Jordan Marsh]].

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• American Eagle
• Arie
• Bath and Body Works
• Caldor (Closed 1999)
• CVS (Closed February 2010)
• Footlocker
• Gamestop
• Gap (Closed March 2010, Flooding)
• Jordan Marsh/ Filenes (Merged with Macy's)
• JCPenny (opened 1980's)
• Lenscrafters
• Macy's
• Newport Creamery
• Old Navy
• Radioshack
• Waldenbooks (Closed late 2009 early 2010)
• Wilson's Leather (Closed)

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