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01/03/10
The way Steve Samaras sees it, there are similarities between the economic downturn and the great Main Street fire that destroyed his Annapolis store in 1995. 
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"If you make it through it, it builds character," said the owner of Zachary's Jewelers, which relocated and reopened just a week after the blaze. "You're stronger and better to go through it." This isn't to say either the fire or the recession have been a picnic to weather, but he's confident his store will survive and the economy will gradually improve. "I'm just cautiously optimistic for 2010," he...
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