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shoe

[shoo] / ʃu /


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The studio was small, but Buffett’s laid-back vibe set the tone; the first thing he’d do when he walked in was kick off his shoes, Jamison said.

From The Wall Street Journal

The acquisition comes as retro trainers, such as Japanese classic shoe brand Onitsuka Tiger, surge in popularity across the world.

From Barron's

It rose to popularity in the 1960s after venturing into other types of shoes, with endorsement from popular athletes at the time.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mitrokhin could not risk taking the files, but he began writing notes in his own code, which he initially stuffed into his shoes and socks.

From The Wall Street Journal

"I remember he was very trendy. He was wearing a suit with shoes and no socks, a fashionable thing for a young man to do. Has that gone away now?" he enquires hopefully.

From BBC