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"When I hired J. A. Roebling to build the Brooklyn Bridge, part of his appeal was those knee-high engineer boots he wore, with the snakefang marks on the toe caps. And today I often hire architects who wear Doc Martens and other oversize and outdoor-capable footwear. I do think dress shoes (and suits) are a good idea for presentations outside the office, as your clients may have different dress codes. I'm a little curious, however, when you say your office dress code is fashion. Judging from the Milan men's fashion shows, that would indicate you should be dressing somewhere between Tibetan paramilitary and New Romantic flight attendant."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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