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LATEST & HOT NEWS ONCURRENT NEWS ITEM: THOMAS BATA TO BE BURIED IN TORONTO TODAYThomas Bata to be buried in Toronto today
There will be a funeral in Toronto today for a Canadian business legend who built his namesake company into the world's largest shoe manufacturer.
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