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		<title>By: D.C. DaCosta</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Quintessential London read?  Sherlock Holmes, of course!

When I was a young teen, my sister visited London and returned home with a copy of the &quot;London A to Z&quot; map book. Thereafter I never (re)read Holmes without looking up exactly where he and Watson were when they investigated a case.]]></description>
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<p>When I was a young teen, my sister visited London and returned home with a copy of the &#8220;London A to Z&#8221; map book. Thereafter I never (re)read Holmes without looking up exactly where he and Watson were when they investigated a case.</p>
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