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Some anon speedy-tagged it as soon you created it, but I knew he/she knew nothing. I wasted no time removing the tag and expanding it into a halfway-decent article. This is probably one of the earliest multi-level shopping malls. Anyway, thanks for simply getting this article started... ;) Ranma9617 00:32, 15 March 2007 (UTC)
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