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"Matching pants, that\u2019s the diff! Originally, blazers were rather blazing, hence the name. These highly colorful, often striped jackets were worn by bibulous upper-class rowing enthusiasts, and their vividness came in handy when their wearers had to drag the Thames in the event of a nautical disaster. I have a bright red one myself. Today blazers are most often blue, also very nautical. Sometimes they come with brass buttons, and some people even wear the crest of their family, club, fraternity or school on them. In fact, some people wear the crest of other people\u2019s family, club, fraternity or school on them. I avoid doing this because I believe that if I had Ralph Lauren\u2019s crest on my blazer, I would go around introducing myself as Ralph Lauren. I wear my blue double-breasted suit jacket as a blazer all the time, and no one is the wiser. (I\u2019m not the brass-button type; I\u2019m nonnaval.) Anyway, gray, OK, why not? It would probably go with khakis, right?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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