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You are reading Londonist: a website about London. MoreEditor: Lindsey Clarke Editor at Large: Hazel TsoiPublisher: Gothamist

1.) Not So Much Seasonal Cheer

2.) Quartet: A Journey North

3.) Lonely of London? You Are Not Alone.

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5.) Santa's Lap: Authentic Underground Signs

6.) Monday Miscellanea

7.) London's Lexicon #81

8.) Women's Sport For A Change?

9.) Cardboard Boxes, Cut Out Guns, Ketchup And Paps

10.) Week Around the Ists

11.) Weekend Round-Up

12.) Apprentice Star Fired After False Benefit Claims

13.) Lost Rivers from Above: The Tyburn Part I

14.) Music Choice: Monday 1st - Friday 5th December

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16.) London Food Blog Round-Up

17.) Brownian Motion At Airport

18.) Populist: 23-29 November

19.) Review: Jarvis Cocker @ Shepherds Bush Empire

20.) The Saturday Strangeness

21.) Sunday Lunch: Um? Pizza, Anyone?

22.) London's Lexicon #80

23.) West End Streets Closed To Traffic

24.) Drink-ography: pub1

25.) Help The Homeless... Wildlife

26.) Free Tonight?

27.) Preview: Herakut Airing Their Dirty Laundry in London

28.) London's Lexicon #79

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30.) Goodbye Ian Blair

31.) Hampton Court Development Finally Approved

32.) Food-ography: Game

33.) Littlest Londonist: Hampstead And Area

34.) Olympic Building Work Chugging Along Nicely

35.) Blake In Lambeth Festival

36.) Imagine This: Free Tickets Via Radio 4?

37.) Extra, Extra

38.) London On The Cheap

39.) Freight Will Be Great

40.) Legible London Pilot Scheme: Helping Us Find Ourselves

41.) Obama Coming to London. Again.

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43.) London's Lexicon #78

44.) City Road Basin Going Back To Its Depths

Hats, Caps and More!

A hat is an item of clothing which is worn on the head — a kind of headgear. Hats are differentiated from caps by being more elaborate; hats have a high crown, a brim, or both and are larger than caps. A hat may be either placed on the head or, in the case of some women's hats, secured with hat-pins (which are pushed through the hat and the hair). Many hats are intended only for men or for women, while other hats are fashionable on both sexes. Purveyors of men's hats are called hatters and purveyors of ladies' hats are called milliners.

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