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Woman tries to steal notebook from chav

But fashion victim fights back valiantly

By Adamson Rust

Fri Nov 11 2005, 17:46

OUTSIDE THE UK you might not know what a chav is. Here's what Google returns.

Chavs are sometimes associated with people who wear hoodies, but earlier this week The Independent noted that hoodies are now haute couture.

Which is presumably why this woman is trying to steal a nice notebook from a fashionable young man who is resisting her pull with all of his might. µ

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