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(NYT60) UNDATED -- November 8, 2006 -- STARBUCKS-CULTURE -- Starbucks is clearly very good at selling coffee, but why should it become involved in the movies -- and books and CD's, for that matter? And why would consumers trust its taste in books and films any more than they'd trust, say, Simon & Schuster's taste in Ethiopia Gemadro Estate decaf? Yet the chain is increasingly positioning itself as a purveyor of premium-blend culture. (Photo by Teresa Fasolino, after Henri Fantin-Latour/The New York Times) Eds note: Story moved on Oct. 22, 2006
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