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THESE are not easy times for booksellers. Borders, a big American one, ditched its boss in January and has closed stores, but is still at risk of collapse, some analysts say. The British chain of the same name, which it once owned, failed last year. Barnes & Noble, the world's biggest bookseller, appointed a new boss last month to help it confront the triple threat of the recession, increased comp
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