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Stores are too dark, says moms of tweens, according to the NY Times. Our sister site Racked NY summarizes: "The writer discusses how more and more teenage-geared boutiques have dimmed their lights to almost complete darkness, thus obscuring prices, colors, and generally everything about their clothes except for the fact that they exist on the rack." We think they're talking about Hollister. What do you think?[Racked NY]
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