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suit

Two- or three-piece outfit consisting of a jacket and trousers of the same material, sometimes accompanied by a waistcoat, or, for women, a jacket and skirt. Suits are used for formal occasions or as professional/executive working clothes, although more casually styled suits have been made popular by designers such as Giorgio Armani and Gianni Versace.
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Picking between them is not an easy task, but the Jamie Osborne-trained Hunt Cup runner-up gets the nap vote on the basis that this admirably tough handicapper has plenty of class, looked to hit the front too soon on Wednesday and is going to be suited down to the ground by the frenetic pace on here over a trip he does have the pace for.
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