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Washington's Politics And Prose: Another Independent Bookseller Up For Sale

First Posted: 06/10/10 11:45 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 05:45 PM ET

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The Washington Post:

Politics and Prose, the iconic independent bookstore on Connecticut Avenue NW that has held on against withering competition from Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com and Costco, is announcing what customers and employees have long feared: The place is for sale.

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Politics and Prose, the iconic independent bookstore on Connecticut Avenue NW that has held on against withering competition from Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com and Costco, is announcing what customers an...
Politics and Prose, the iconic independent bookstore on Connecticut Avenue NW that has held on against withering competition from Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com and Costco, is announcing what customers an...
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