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    ??ICONIC CELEBRATION: -??The product that launched the company in 1912. L.L.Bean- and its iconic Bean Boot - is celebrating 100 years in 2012. Not many products withstand a 100-year test of time like the Bean Boot. ??Seeing a surge in popularity, the style of the??iconic model echoes the aesthetic of the great outdoors.?? ??The??classic Bean ...

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